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The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
Platform: Nintendo 64
Version: FINAL
Brett "Nemesis" Franklin
Last Updated: June 28, 2001
E-Mail: nemesis@flipmode.com
My website: http://nemmysresource.cjb.net
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01......................... Introduction
02.......................... Legal Stuff
03........... Updates / Revision History
04............................. Prologue
05.......................... Game Basics
000: Characters
06.................. The Different Links
07.......................... Walkthrough
001: The Beginning
002: Hey! That's my Ocarina!
003: The First Guardian Mask
004: The Second Guardian Mask
005: The Third Guardian Mask
006: The Fourth Guardian Mask
007: The Final Frontier
08................ Heart Piece Locations
09......................... Weapons List
10........................... Items List
11............... Empty Bottle Locations
12............................ The Masks
13.................... The Ocarina Songs
14..... FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
15............. Mini-Games / Side-Quests
0001: Hide and Seek (Clock Town)
0002: The Gilded Sword
0003: The Keaton Quiz
0004: Clock Town Bank
0005: Underground Holes
0006: Getting Epona Back!
0007: Great Fairy Fountain Rewards
0008: Great Fairy Fountain Locations
0009: Southern Swamp Spider House
0010: Oceanside Spider House
0011: The Reunion
0012: Learning the Scarecrow's Song
0013: Filling out your Bombers' Notebook
16................. Owl Statue Locations
17................ Stray Fairy Locations
18................. Shops Price Listings
19........................ Bestiary List
20.............. Secrets and Easter Eggs
00001: Unlimited Rupees
00002: Rocket Gossip Stones
00003: Gossip Stone Locations
00004: Healing Signs
00005: Gossip Stone Responses (Hints)
00006: Mask Dealer Responses
21.............................. Credits
22......................... Contact Info
01. Introduction
Welcome to my Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask FAQ/Walkthrough (has a nice ring
to it, don't-cha think?) If you liked the previous Zelda game on the Nintendo
64, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, then you will adore this game. If you hated the
previous Zelda game, then well, you'll most likely hate this game too. ;)
But of course, miracles can happen, and you might enjoy this gem, but I doubt
it. Anyways, I recommend this game to all adventure/RPG fans out there,
especially those of you who own a Nintendo 64. This is one of the last, great
games for the dying system...until Game Cube is released! Woo Hoo!
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| If you have any questions about Zelda: MM, PLEASE check the |
| Walkthrough first (use Crtl + F to help you...), and then please |
| check the FAQ Section, because maybe your question can be answered |
| there. If then you STILL cannot find the answer to your question, |
| then e-mail me. But a word of warning: If your question CAN be found|
| somewhere in this document, then I will NOT respond to you. Please |
| try to help yourself before you come to me. I get over 50 e-mails a |
| day, and I do not have time to respond to e-mails asking me |
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02. Legal Stuff
This FAQ can only appear on the following sites (w/out having to ask me):
GameFAQS
Cheat Code Central
GameSages
Vgstrategies.com
GameShark.com
The Resource
Happy Puppy
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If anyone finds it on any other site or MegaGames.com, please inform me ASAP.
E-Mail Address: nemesis@flipmode.com
Copyright:
© Copyright 2000 Brett "Nemesis" Franklin. This FAQ and everything
included within this file cannot be reproduced in any way, shape or
form (physical, electronical, or otherwise) aside from being placed on
a freely-accessible, non-commercial web page in it's original, unedited
and unaltered format. This FAQ cannot be used for profitable purposes
(even if no money would be made from selling it) or promotional
purposes. It cannot be used in any sort of commercial transaction. It
cannot be given away as some sort of bonus, gift, etc., with a purchase
as this creates incentive to buy and is therefore prohibited.
03. Updates / Revision History
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After a very long time, I finally made this final update. I fixed a few
errors that have remained, and shortened the Copyright information.
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Version 0.95 (11/16/00)
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Updated the FAQ section (Please people, read this section first BEFORE
sending me dumb questions that are already answered in this section...),
and corrected a few things like some formatting errors, the Woodfall Temple
Fairy Locations, and the Heart Piece locations section.
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Version 0.91 (11/09/00)
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Updated the Bestiary List, an added the "Gossip Stone Responses" section in
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Version 0.90 (11/06/00)
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Added the new "Secrets and Easter Eggs" section to the FAQ
Added the Bestiary (aka: enemy) List to the FAQ
Added some more Heart Piece Locations, and I added some new semi-sections to
the "Mini-Games/Side-Quests" section, like "Gossip Stone Locations", and
other stuff too
Added the "Characters" semi-section to the "Game Basics" section of the
FAQ
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Just fixed a formatting problem with the FAQ
Coming soon: Enemy List...
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Version 0.70 (11/02/00)
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Finished the walkthrough for this game. Yup, this walkthrough is COMPLETE!
Updated various sections like Heart Piece Locations, Underground Holes,
Stray Fairy Locations, as well as other sections within the document
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Version 0.60 (11/01/00)
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Updated the walkthrough section up through the Stone Tower Temple
Updated various sections like Heart Piece Locations, Underground Holes,
Stray Fairy Locations, as well as other sections within the document
Changed my e-mail address from "thebeefycow@hotmail.com" to
"nemesis@flipmode.com". It just sounds better, plus it's a kick ass
e-mail host. ^_^
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Updated various sections like Heart Piece Locations, Underground Holes,
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Updated the walkthrough some more.
Updated various sections like Heart Piece Locations, Underground Holes,
Stray Fairy Locations, as well as other sections within the document.
I added the "Southern Swamp Spider House" mini-section to the
"Side-Quests/Mini-Games" section in this FAQ.
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Version 0.40 (10/29/00)
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Updated the walkthrough section up through the Great Bay Temple
Updated various sections like Heart Piece Locations, Underground Holes,
Stray Fairy Locations, as well as other sections within the document
I added the "Oceanside Skulltula House" to the Side-Quests/Mini-Games
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Version 0.35 (10/28/00)
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Updated the walkthrough up to the Pirates area in Great Bay Coast
Updated some of the sections, like Masks, Heart Piece Locations, Underground
Holes, Items, Weapons, etc...
Changed some of the formatting of the guide
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Updated various sections like Heart Piece Locations, Underground Holes,
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Updated the walkthrough some more through the Woodfall Dungeon, and updated
the various lists.
Replaced the "Bestiary List" with the "Empty Bottle Locations" section,
because I'm not going to compile the Bestiary List until the walkthrough
is complete.
Added some sections, like the "Empty Bottle Locations" section, and the
"Shops Price Listing" section, which shows the prices for items in
the various shops in Clock Town, as well as other areas too.
Bumped the walkthrough up higher, and before all of the lists and such.
Replaced my former Legal Information with the Legal Information found in
Kao Megura's FAQs. Proper credit has been given to Kao (I e-mailed him
asking for permission, but I still haven't recieved a reply, so I
assume it is alright for me to use it. If I receive anything from Kao
himself about me using his Legal Disclaimer being not-kosher, then I
will remove it.)
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walkthrough to come...
Updated the various lists and other sections, all except for the Bestiary
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Got ahold of a copy of the game today. I began some of the sections, but
most importantly, the Walkthrough. I'll probably be focused on the walk-
through at first, then concentrate on the rest of the sections, sorta like
I did with my Chrono Cross FAQ. But of course, I will add stuff to the other
sections if I come across it, but those sections won't hold all of my
attention until I get the walkthrough complete.
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Began this FAQ in beta-version. Made up the basic format for the document.
04. Prologue
In the land of Hyrule, there
echoes a legend. A legend held
dearly by the Royal Family that
tells of a boy...
A boy who,
after battling evil and saving
Hyrule, crept away from that land
that had made him a legend...
Done with the battles he once
waged across time, he embarked
on a journey. A secret and
personal journey...
A journey in search of a
beloved and invaluable friend...
A friend with whom he parted
ways when he finally fulfilled his
heroic destiny and took his place
among legends...
05. Game Basics
Control Stick: The control stick controls Link, and the direction that you
want him to move. Since it's an analog stick, the speed that
he moves depends on the amount of pressure you put on the
stick itself. It also controls what direction you wish to
aim something, or the direction you wish to look in the
First-Person view.
Jumping: This can be done by simply pressing forward on the control stick, and
by having Link running at full speed. When Link reaches the end of
a ledge or edge, he will automatically jump. The longer you run, and
the faster you run, the farther Link will jump.
Swimming: This too can be controlled with the control stick, and you can also
control the speed in which you swim. To dive, you must hold down the
A button, and to swim even faster, press the B button.
A button: This is the action button. This is the blue icon at the top of your
screen, and controls what actions you can do. The text appearing
on the icon changes depending on what Link is doing, and where he
is standing, and it tells what Link can do at a certain time.
Some of the actions include:
Grab: Up/Down + A
Drop: A while hanging from a ledge.
Throw/Place: Up + A, after grabbing with the A button.
Open: Press A in front of a door/gate.
Speak: Press the A button near someone, or while somebody is
highlighted with Z-Targeting.
Check: Press the A button in front of a sign, or after you have
targeted it with Z-Targeting.
The A button also does some battle actions, like:
Jump Attack: Z + A after drawing your sword
Back Flip: Z + Down + A
Side Jump: Z + Left/Right + A
Roll Attack: Up + A
B button: This is the attack button. You can perform various attacks with
this button. Some of the attacks include:
Vertical Swing: Z or Up + B
Horizontal Swing: B, or Z + Left/Right + B
Stab: Z + Up + B
Spin Attack: 360 degrees with Control Stick + B, or hold B, then
release it.
R Trigger: This is the defend button. Pressing it will raise Link's shield.
Z-Trigger: This is the all-important Z-Targeting feature. This allows Link
to lock onto any target, and NEVER lose sight of this target.
This is great for battles, and fast moving enemies. While in
Z-Targeting mode, Link will attack/check/speak to whatever
is targeted.
C-Buttons: These buttons are able to hold any three items/weapons during
gameplay. You may assign an item to one of the 3 C-Buttons (all
except C-Up, which is the First-Person view) by accessing the
item-select screen.
C-Up Button: First-Person view. This allows Link to look anywhere in First-
Person view, but he cannot attack while in this mode, nor can
he move or walk.
Saving your Game: There are two ways to save your game in Majora's Mask.
One way is to play the Song of Time, which will save
your game for you, but will also return Link to the
First Day of the 3-day sequence, meaning that all of
your not-so-special items (Rupees, Deku Nuts, etc...)
will be lost. The other way to save your game is to
use an Owl Statue. This is the same way as you saved
your game in Z:OoT, in that when you use a Owl Statue
to save, everything, including your position in the
game, will be saved. The downside? Well, if you save
your game, quit, then boot it back up again and
forget to save your game again after that, your game
will NOT be saved, and you cannot start your game
again from the Owl Statue; you will have to start
your game from the last time you used the Song of
Time. So basically, the Owl Statue is a short but
sweet way to save your game, but it's just a one-
time deal, that is, until you use another Owl Statue
later on to save your game. ;)
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000: Characters
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Link:
The main character in Zelda: Majora's Mask. He's been the childhood hero for
the past 4 Zelda games on all of the Nintendo systems, and has always
conquered the evil forces, and this game is no different. He is the main
protagonist in the game, and you will play as him for the entire game
(well, 99% of it...).
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Skull Kid:
One of the other main characters in Zelda: Majora's Mask, the Skull Kid has
stolen the Majora's Mask from the Happy Mask Dealer, and has become very
evil. Not much is known about the Skull Kid, except that he's been almost
"hypnotized" by Majora's Mask, and can't control himself...
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Happy Mask Dealer:
Returning from Zelda: Ocarina of Time, the Happy Mask dealer is the guy who
owns the Majora's Mask, and has asked you to get it back for him before
the 3 days end, and the moon comes crashing down to Termina. He has all
kinds of masks, including a Mario look-alike mask. Too bad you can't get
this mask...
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Anju:
She's the owner of the Stock Pot Inn, and is very forgetting, and is quick
to apologize. She's not too bright, but she has good intentions. She was
supposed to marry Kafei, but something has stopped her from doing so.
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Kafei:
He hides out in the back entrance of the Curiosity Shop, and always wears
the Keaton Mask to hide his childhood form that the Skull Kid has cursed
him with. He was supposed to marry Anju on the day after the Final Day, but
this blockade has delayed the wedding indefinately. You must find a way
to help him out of this predicament...
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Gorman:
He's the youngest sibling of the Gorman Brothers who run the Gorman Race Track,
and he's a very sad man. He's jealous of his older brother, and can't find
anything to cheer him up...
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Dampe:
He's the gravedigger underneath the Ikana Graveyard, and he returns from
Ocarina of Time, but this time, he's SLOWER than ever. You must help him
find the secret buried treasure underground, and help him find where he
should dig.
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Koume:
One of the witches returning from Ocarina of Time (half of Twinrova, a boss in
Ocarina of Time), Koume is stuck inside of the Woods of Mystery. If you help
her, she'll give you a free ride on her Swamp Boat Cruise. She runs the
cruise, so talk to her to get a ride whenever you want to.
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The Owl:
He also returns from Ocarina of Time, the Owl doesn't appear as much in
Majora's Mask that much, but when he does appear, he'll give you helpful
advice, and even lead you to special items that could not be reached without
him.
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Romani:
Romani is the ranch girl at the Romani Ranch, and was named after the ranch
itself by her father. Her father passed away a few years back, and since
then, she's had to struggle with keeping up the Ranch, and even had to
protect her beloved cows from UFOs at night...
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Cremia:
Cremia is the older sister of Romani at the Romani Ranch, and is responsible
for taking care of the cows who provide the precious Chateau Romani Milk
that they sell to the Milk Bar in Clock Town, and she is the girl who
delivers it, and is responsible for delivering the milk safely to the
Milk Bar. If she can't deliver the shipment of Chateua Romani, then
who knows what will happen to the future of Romani Ranch, and Cremia herself.
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The Postman:
This guy also returns from Ocarina of Time (he was the Hyrule Field runner
guy who you gave the Bunny Hood to in the long trading sequence in Ocarina
of Time...he was also the guy who you had to race with starting at Gerudo
Valley...and never could beat). He still looks the same as before, only
this time, he has the Postman's Hat which gives him the responsibility
of the Official Mail Carrier in Clock Town. This new-found responsibility
has made him very serious about his job, and he'll do anything for
the sake of delivering the mail, and even gets grumpy if you try to
talk to him while he's training and/or busy delivering or picking up
the mail. If only there was a way to help him gain his freedom, and
release him from the chains of the man...
06. The Different Links
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Deku Link
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Special Abilities:
Can use Deku Flowers to fly around for a limited distance
Attacks enemies by shooting bubbles, using Magic Power
Can hop across the surface of water for a limited number of times
Weaknesses:
It's susceptible to fire, since it originates from plants
Deku Link doesn't fare well when falling from Great Heights
Attacks:
A Button: Spin attack. Can also be done while running.
B Button: Long-distance attack. Bubbles are shot from afar.
A + Deku Flower: Deku Flower Jump. This lets Link fly for a short time. Link
can also drop Deku Nuts on enemies from above.
Up while on water: Water Hopping. Link can skip across water surfaces 5 times
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Goron Link
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Special Abilities:
Can curl inot a ball and roll around. When your body becomes armored, defeat
enemies by rolling into them, which requires Magic Power
While curled, jump up and pound the ground with great force, damaging nearby
enemies.
Use your might to let loose powerful punches. Use good timing to unleash
consecutive blows that come in three stages.
Weaknesses:
Because of his great girth, Goron Link cannot go into deep water and can't
handle falling from heights.
Attacks:
A Button: Curls Link into a ball. Hold A, and use the control stick to control
Link into various objects, and will have spikes that come out of his
back after a while of not hitting anything, and this can be used to
defeat enemies.
B Button: Punch. This mighty punch is capable of reaching far distances, and
even crushing boulders.
Press B while holding A: Pound. Do this after curling to hop into the air, and
come down with a mighty force.
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Zora Link
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Special Abilities:
Moves through the water and along the sea floor at will.
Creates a barrier of electric currents, which uses Magic Power.
Attacks with up to three different chops.
Shots arm fins at enemies for long-distance attacks.
Weaknesses:
Because Zora link is a water being, he is susceptible to fire and ice.
Attacks:
A Button (in water): Swim. This allows Zora Link to swim through the water.
Use the control stick to move him while swimming.
B Button (surface of water): Dives into the water, and then allows Link to
walk on the bottom of the sea floor.
B Button: Attacks kung-fu style, and can perform up to 3 consecutive attacks.
Hold B Button: Boomerang. Allows Link to throw a boomerang (his fin), but he
cannot attack while his fins are airborn.
B + R: Protective shield which creates an electric current around your body,
which uses up Magic Power too.
07. Walkthrough
Here is the walkthrough for Zelda: Majora's Mask. If you need to find somethin
fast without searching through this entire section, just head up to the
Table of Contents, find the semi-section in the walkthrough, find what number
it is, then hit "Ctrl + F" on your keyboard, and enter the number of the
section you are looking for, and ka-ching! You've found your section.
EXAMPLE: Let's say you want to find "The Third Guardian Mask" section in the
walkthrough. The number for this section is "005", as seen in the
Table of Contents at the top of this document. So, all you have to
do is press "Ctrl + F", then enter "005" into the box on what to
find, and there ya go!
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001. The Beginning
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Mysterious Forest/Dungeon
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You begin the game in an abandoned field, right after some moron stole
Epona and your Ocarina of Time! Well, he's run into a tree, so you
should give chase, but before doing so, chop up the bushes around here
to go Rupee Hunting! Yeah, try to collect as many Rupees as you can,
then enter the hole in the tree that the Skull Kid rode into.
You'll come into another forest area, but this time there are some tree
stumps conviently placed so you can hop from stump-to-stump and into
the tree ahead of you. Before doing so, however, slash one of the
plants on the ground here, and you will find that these plants
are...alive! Yes, when you slash at one of them, the others will spring
to life, and start moving around in circles. You can slash them for
some Rupees, but if you get too close, they will just sink into the
ground. When you are ready, hop from stump to stump, and into the green
hole in the tree.
On the other side, Link will automatically fall into an abyss, and land
on top of a Deku Plant of some sort, and will meet the Skull Kid. After
the cinema, you will have turned into Deku Link, and will be stuck with
one of the Skull Kid's fairies. Now you have to find a way through that
door. Oh wait, it's already unlocked! Okay, now head through the door,
and into the hallway, and into the next room to activate a cut-scene.
The fairy intro- duces itself to you, and it's name is Tatl. She (or
he) says that she will join you until they find that Skull Kid. Step
onto the Deku Flower to learn a good lesson from Tatl. Now you can
either use the Deku Flower in front of you to fly across the gorge and
to the next door, or you can just hop down and collect some more Rupees
from the plants, then use a Deku Flower to get back to the top, then
glide to the other door.
On the other side, use the Deku Flower to glide to the platform in
front of you, then use this Deku Flower here to glide up to the next
platform, the one with the small chest on it. Open the chest here to
get some Deku Nuts. Now fly back to the original Deku Flower near the
door. At this Deku Flower, turn to the right of the door to see a ledge
in the distance. This is your goal for where to land next. Use the Deku
Flower here, and glide all the way to this ledge. You should be able to
make it with ease. Check out what Tatl has to say, then glide over to
the next ledge, the one with the tree. Check out the tree and what Tatl
has to say, then enter the next doorway.
Inside this next factory place, head up the ramp and past the turning
wheel, and at the top, you will meet the Happy Mask Dealer. He'll tell
you that he will return you to your normal state if you get back his
stolen mask, the one that the Skull Kid stole from him, as well as your
Ocarina. He says you only have 3 days to get it back to him, before he
leaves this area. So, head through the doors to enter South Clock Town.
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002. Hey! That's my Ocarina!
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Clock Town
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In Clock Town, there are different regions, like North, South, East,
and West Clock Town. You want to head to North Clock Town, because you
must find the Great Fairy (that's what Tatl tells you to do anyways),
so from the start, turn right, and head up the ramps to the doorway at
the top, and head into North Clock Town to find a kid shooting at a
balloon with his Blow Gun, and Tingle, another forest person who draws
maps for a living. He'll get all excited to see your Fairy, and would
like to become your friend, so buy a map from him. Buy the Clock Town
Map for 5 Rupees, and if you have the cash, the Woodfall Map for 40
Rupees.
Okay, now run past the kid shooting at the balloon, and go up the
ramps, past the Deku Flower and into the next doorway to find the Great
Fairy. You will see that the Skull Kid has broken her into many pieces,
so you'll have to find the single lost Fairy in town somewhere. Use
your map, and head back into South Clock Town, then head to the
south-west area on your map, and enter Laundry Pool. Check out the
Fairy above the water, and grab it, then return it to the Great Fairy
in North Clock Town.
She'll turn back into normal form and, hot damn! She's hotter than
ever! Whew. Anyways, she'll grant you some Magic Power, and tell you to
speak to the man in the observatory outside of town. Exit the Fairy
Fountain, and use your bubbles to blow up the balloon where the kid is.
He'll ask you if you want to pass his test to get the password for the
Observatory, so agree. You have to find him and his 4 friends before
the next day. There are two of them here already. One is behind the
tree near the mailbox, and the other is up the hill, behind a wall.
Chase them both when they run away, then capture them.
The other two are to the east of here, through the doorway near the
mailbox. One is on the roof with a chicken, so when he flies off,
follow him and chase him to capture him. The other one is on the straw
roof, so find the Deku Flower, and glide up to him and capture him. Now
head to the west side of Clock Town, to West Clock Town. He's just
standing there, so grab him, and he'll give you the code which is
random. There is a random code for their hideout in East Clock Town.
Return to the area of town to the right of the mailbox (East Clock
Town), and tell the small kid the password, and he'll let you in.
Go into the hideout, down the stone ramp, and hop into the water. Kill
the Big Skulltula towards the end of the area, then in the next room,
shoot the balloon with a bubble, then climb the ladder, and enter the
colorful room with the Scarecrow. Climb the colorful stairs and speak
with the old guy.
Look through his telescope, and zoom in on the Skull Kid just ahead of
you, and watch the cinema. After it ends, exit the observatory, and
take the Moon's Tear from outside the door. Return to the East Clock
Town, then to South Clock Town. Now run down the ramp, and approach the
gold Deku Flower to meet a Deku Scrub who wants the Moon's Tear. Set it
to a C Button, then give it to him in exchange for the Land Title Deed.
Now after he flies off, use the golden Deku Flower, and aim for the
giant clock-thing behind you. There is a Heart Piece here, so fly on
the ledge and take it.
Now go back to North Clock Town, and find the slide. Climb up the
slide, and turn to your left to spot a Heart Piece on top of the tree.
Use the platforms to make your way to the tree, and take the Heart
Piece. *NOTE: You can only get this Heart Piece by using the Bunny
Hood, which can be accessed later on in the game. Remember to come back
here with the Bunny Hood.
Now just wait until Midnight of the 3rd day for the Clock Tower door to
open in South Clock Town. Fly up to the Clock Tower ledge, and wait for
Midnight of the Final day to come. When it does, a cinema will occur,
and a fireworks show will dazzle you...or not. Either way, when the
stairs on the Clock Tower emerge, climb them to mee the Skull Kid on
top of the Clock Tower.
When he's done talking, shoot him once with a bubble, and he'll drop
the Ocarina. Take it, and watch the flashbacks of Princess Zelda. Learn
the song, the Song of Time, then when you return to your fight with the
Skull Kid, set the Ocarina to a C button, and play the Song of Time,
and save and return to the 1st day.
Enter the Clock Tower through the doors at the bottom, and meet the
Happy Mask Dealer. Talk to him, and he'll teach you the Song of
Healing. This will cause the mask to fall off of Link. The Happy Mask
Dealer will now give you the Deku Mask as a memento! Okay, now head to
the bomber's hideout in East Clock Town, enter it and make the
scarecrow turn time ahead, then exit the hideout. On the way out, the
bomber kid will hand you the Bomber's Notebook! Cool. Wait around here
until midnight, then run to North Clock Town to spot an old lady
walking around. A robber will come running by and steal her purse, so
hit him before he can run away, and the lady will be so happy with you
helping her, that she will give you the Blast Mask for your effort!
Take this, then head south to the Laundry Pool area (where you found
the single fairy earlier), and you will find the song-man with his
instrument, sitting on a log. Talk to him, and eventually you will get
the Bremen Mask from him! Okay, now let time pass until it becomes
morning again, and when it is 10AM, head to East Clock Town, and enter
the Mayor's Residence. Go through the door on the right, and talk to
the fish lady, then to the human lady. Agree to help her (answer
"yes"), and you will get Kafei's Mask from the lady.
When you are all ready to go, wait until midnight of the Final Day,
then head south of South Clock Town, and exit into Termina Field. Can
you hear that? In the background, it's...it's.....CLASSIC ZELDA
TUNES!!!!!!!!!! Woo Hoo!!! Yeah baby, there are now classic Zelda songs
playing in the background of Termina Field. Ahh, the memories. ;) Well,
anyways, continue to the south at around midnight, and run forward
until you reach the tree with a drawing on it. This will activate a
cut-scene about the two Fairies and the Skull Kid, and it shows how he
got ahold of the Majora's Mask in the first place...
Okay, now be sure to have the Bremen Mask equipped to one of the
C-Buttons, then check out the sign near the tree, which points to
Romani Ranch. Follow the sign, and enter Milk Road. Run forward, and
follow Milk Road all the way to Romani Ranch. If you wish, you can go
there on the first day, then stand near the guy who is trying to
unblock the path to the ranch, then play the Song of Double Time until
you reach the dawn of the Final Day, when he will be done unblocking
the path. Now enter the Romani Ranch.
Veer to the right, and you will spot Epona locked up. Enter the barn
that is behind Epona, and has some chicken drawings on the front of it,
and speak with the man near the tree. Put on the Bremen Mask, and march
around the place, collecting the 10 tiny, yellow chicks. Once you have
them all, they will grow into normal chickens, and the man will give
you the Bunny Hood! Go back to Clock Town, and find the mailman, who is
running around town. NOTE: You might have to return to the first day
again, because time is probably running out by now...
On your way back, run in the tall grass just past the Milk Road in
Termina Field, and run around the area with the flying butterflies, and
you should fall into a hole. If it is daytime, then fight the Pea Pod,
and take the Heart Piece from inside of the chest! If it is night-time,
kill the 3 flying razor pods that come out of the sleeping Pea Pod if
you slash at it with your sword. Return to Clock Town, and search for
the mailman who is running around. Once you find him, follow him and
after a while, he'll enter the Post Office, so follow him in there too.
He'll leave, so continue to follow him wherever he goes. This is a good
way to add more and more people to your Notebook too. Once he returns
to the post office again and he's training on his bed, play his game.
You'll have to stop the timer at exactly 10 seconds. If you mess up and
want to try again, it will cost you 2 Rupees, but if you want to cheat,
just exit, then re-enter the post office to play again for free. You
will get a Heart Piece if you can get the timer to stop on exactly 10
seconds, but be warned, this is a tough task.
Before you head to Woodfall Swamp, be sure to get the Woodfall Map from
Tingle in North Clock Town. After getting it, head out the western exit
of Clock Town, run past that tree with the drawing on it, and into
Woodfall Swamp.
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003. The First Guardian Mask
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Woodfall Swamp
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Find the large black tree near the hole in the ground, and kill the bat
that is above it using a bubble as Deku Link, then climb to the top to
find an easy Heart Piece! Now head into the Southern Swamp area, and
climb the ladder to the house, and give the Land Title Deed to the Deku
Scrub, take the Swamp Title Deed, then use the Deku Flower to launch
yourself onto the roof, and take the Heart Piece here! Follow the
lilypads down to the left of this hut, and at the end, enter the next
area. In this area, run behind the large hut on stilts, and enter the
Woods of Mystery.
Here you will find a cute little monkey. Put your Bunny Hood on, and
talk to him. He'll tell you to follow him, so do so. At the end, you
will find Koume (she's one of the witches from OoT, of Twinrova). She
needs some help, so leave the Woods of Mystery, and re-enter the
Southern Swamp, and exit the Woods of Mystery.
Right when you exit, you will see another witch fly out of her hut, and
fly into the Woods of Mystery (aka Lost Woods from OoT...). Return back
into the Woods, and follow the monkey again, and along the way, you
will meet the other witch. Talk to her, and she'll give you the Bottle
of Red Potion! Now exit the Woods to return to the Southern Swamp, then
re-enter the Woods, and follow the monkey once more to the other witch
who needs the Red Potion. If you accidentally drink it yourself (don't
ask...), then just return to the hut and get some more Red Potion.
The directions are (to get to the witch):
Day 1: Left, Right, Right, Straight, Left, Left
Day 2: Right, Left, Straight, Left, Left, Right
Day 3: Straight, Left, Right, Right, Straight, Right
Now talk to her, and when she mentions the C-Buttons, take out the Red
Potion which should be on a C-Button, and give it to her. Koume is
revived! Now she'll take you on a Free Swamp ride whenever you wish.
Now leave the Woods once again. Follow the 3 Monkeys outside of the
Woods back into the first area with the Deku Flower near the hut, and
enter this hut. Now talk to Kotake inside of the Tourist Information
booth, and she'll give you the Photograph Box (Camera).
Set the Camera to a C-Button, and get ready for your Swamp Ride! When
the boat stops, and they ask you if you would like to stop at Deku's
Palace, say yes. Put the Deku Mask on, and follow the monkey into
Deku's Palace.
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Deku's Palace
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Talk to the Deku Scrubs in your way in front of you, then run straight
past them and into the Royal Chamber. Take a photo of the Deku King,
then walk up to him and talk to him. He says that they are about to
punish the foolish monkey who kidnapped the Deku princess! Go up and
talk to the monkey in the cage, then exit this room. The monkey out
here will tell you that there is a secret entrance to the cage, but you
need a Magic Bean from the Magic Bean seller. Enter the right door (or
left one), and make your way through the maze, until you reach a hole.
Drop into it, and buy some Magic Beans from the seller. Also, search
throughout the maze to find a Heart Piece! By the way, the hole you are
looking for is near a set of torches, if that makes it any easier to
find...
The Seller will give you one free sample, so use it wisely. Exit the
hole, and go back outside to the lilypads. Hop across the lilypads out
here to get to the other side of this area, and along the way, you will
find a small island with a Deku Flower on it. Use it to launch up to
the ledge here, and enter the next area. Use all of these Deku Flowers
to fly from pad to pad, until you get to the last one. Now fly over to
the ledge with the blue stone on it, and talk to the Owl. Now check out
the stone, and you will lear the Song of Soaring!
Return back down to the ground, and head left from the entrance to the
Royal Chamber, and you will see a sign pointing to the Outer Area near
a lilypad. Follow the lilypads to the next patch of land, and you will
find a soft-soil spot. Plant a magic bean leaf here, then wait for
either the second day to come for it to rain, or use a bottle of water
on it to make it grow. When it does grow, hop onto the leaf.
Follow the ledge to the first of many Deku Flowers, and use these to
fly to the next Flower, and so on. Along the way, kill the Deku Scrubs
who attack and are in your way. At the end of this annoying flying
game, is the trapped monkey. Talk to him, hit the pole with your sword,
turn into Deku Link, then take our your Ocarina to learn a new song,
the Sonata of the Awakening! Now return back to the Tourist Center, and
talk to the rather large man here, and show him your photo of the King
Deku, and he will give you a Heart Piece! Now take the boat ride back
to the Deku Palace area. Return to the ledge where you learned the Song
of Soaring, then glide over to the next ledge, and enter Woodfall.
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Woodfall
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Start off by going right, and across the water and onto the platform.
Use the platform, and go to the top of it, and kill the enemies on the
way. At the top, use the Deku Flower, and glide over to the next
platform, up the ramp, then glide over to the little gazzebo or
whatever it is. It should have an Owl Statue here, so activate it. Now
stand on the Deku platform, and play the Sonata of Awakening. This
opens up the Woodfall Temple! But before you enter it, look behind the
Owl Statue to see a chest on a platform. Glide over here and open the
chest to find a blue Rupee. Make your way back to the center platform
with the Owl Statue, then use the Deku Flower to glide over to the
entrance to the Woodfall Temple.
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Woodfall Temple
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Once inside, you will see a jar in front of you. This holds a fairy, so
catch it inside of a jar if you wish, then take off your Deku Mask, and
put on the Great Fairy Mask. This will attract that pink little fairy
in front of you, and will become your first fairy found in the game
(there are 15 total fairies inside each dungeon, and they can all be
attracted using the Great Fairy Mask). Now go back into Deku Link, and
use the Deku Flower here to fly to the next platform with the second
Deku Flower on it, then face eastward, and fly to the lone platform
with the chest on it. Open the chest to find Stray Fairy #2 in this
temple.
Now make your way across the platforms to the north, and head through
the door at the end. Kill the Deku Plant to your left, run down the
ramp to the bottom, then kill the next Deku Plant down here to reveal
the 3rd Stray Fairy here. Hop across the venus fly traps in the water,
and go across to the other side of you, until you reach a door that is
unlocked. Now turn right, and head to the lone platform with a lot of
jars on it. Inside one of the jars is another stray fairy, so take it,
then return to the door, and head through it.
Hop on the fly traps again in this room, and to the center Deku Flower.
Use it to fly off to the right ledge that has the chest on it. Open the
chest to find a Small Key! Now head through the next door. After the
doors lock on you, you will have to kill the 3 razor-turtles in here.
To do this, dive inside of the Deku Flowers, and wait for them to come
running across the top of you, then launch yourself in the air to kill
them. Now that they are gone, a chest will appear, containing the
Dungeon Map, and the doors will become unlocked. Remember where you got
Fairy #2 in the first room, the one near the locked door? Good. Head
back there, and unlock the door with your key, and enter it.
Run forward, and push the block out of your way, and go right to find a
Big Skulltula. Kill it, and get the next stray fairy #5. Continue along
the path, and push the block out of your way, back towards the entrance
to this room, then take the right path to find a un-lit torch near a
locked door. Turn into normal Link, and put on the Bunny Hood, light a
Deku Stick on the torch near Fairy #5 was, then run it back to this
torch and light it to open the next door. Now enter the door after it
unlocks for you.
Inside here, kill the Dragonflies the same way you did with the
razor-turles in the Dungeon Map room, and then take the Compass from
the chest. Leave the room. Turn back to normal Link, put on the Bunny
Hood, and light a Deku Stick, and run up the stairs here. Light the
torch here, then light your Deku Stick again with this torch, and hop
across the platforms to the spiderwebs, and burn them away. Head up the
stairs here, and kill all of the little invisible creatures on the
ground, enter the next room, and kill them all until a chest appears.
Take the fairy from the chest, then light a Deku Stick with the center
torch, and run around the outside of this room to light the 3 un-lit
torches and open the next door. Enter it.
In here, use the Deku Flowers to get across the gaps, and to the other
side of the room. You can either kill or ignore the Dragonflies, but
either way, be sure to get to the other side safely. Enter the doorway
on the other side, go down the stairs, and enter the large room as
normal Link. Step on the floor switch in front of you, and watch as 2
ladders appear. Head through the door near the switch first, then go
right and enter the door at the end to fight a boss (well, sorta).
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Boss: Iron & Fire Dinalfo
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There is only one Dinalfo in this fight, so that make it pretty easy to
win. He has some Iron armor on, which makes it harder to attack him,
and he usually dodges your attacks with a backflip. He can also shoot
fire at you, which you cannot defend against, so stay back from him
when he does this. It's best to attack right after he has attacked you,
and after he has backflipped. A few hits, or 2-3 jumping slashes will
take him down.
After the fight, the door will become unlocked, and a chest will
appear. What's in it? The Hero's Bow of course! Exit the room, and
equip your Hero's Bow. Now aim for the eye that is across the room, and
shoot it to make a platform rise in the center of the room. Turn into
Deku Link and glide over to the platform, then to the other side. Enter
the door to fight another battle.
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Boss: Gekko
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This guy is annoying as hell. Start off by playing as normal Link, and
attack him a few times, until he summons his large razor turle. Now
turn into Deku Link, and find a Deku Flower. Dive in it, and wait for
the turtle to come across the top of you, then launch up to knock Gekko
off. Now Gekko will climb the walls, so return to normal Link, and wait
for him to stop, and shoot him with an arrow. He'll then return to his
razor-turtle, so turn back to Deku Link, and repeat this process until
he dies off, and turns into a small frog, and two doors unlock, one
containing the boss key chest.
Take the boss key, then leave the room. Stand near the floor switch,
and shoot an arrow through the fire, and to the center torch inside the
large center flower. Now go right, and you will find a bubble with a
Stray Fairy inside it, so pop it, and take Fairy #7. Now hop onto the
large spinnig flower, and aim for the unlit torch on a lone platform in
a corner of the room, and shoot an arrow through the torch on the
flower you are on, and to the unlit torch to open the next door. Head
through this door.
Inside here, hop down to the Deku Flower near the ladder, and use it to
glide over to the ledge with the Fairy Bubble to the left of the ladder
(if you are facing it). Take Fairy #8, then look ahead to see a crystal
switch. Shoot it with an arrow to lower the flames blocking the boss
door. Now go to the other side of the ladder to find Fairy #9 on the
ledge here, and look up to your right to see another Fairy inside a
bubble, up on the ledge. Get this one too, using the Deku Flowers to
fly up to it. Now shoot the crystal switch again to lower the fire, and
use the Deku Flower to fly to the center platform where another stray
fairy is, and take it, then continue to fly over to the platform near
it, where another Deku Flower is. Use this one to launch up to the Deku
Flower on the roof of a small platform is above you, then fly over to
the boss door, and enter it using your Boss Key.
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MASKED JUNGLE WARRIOR: ODOLWA
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Whoa nelly! This guy sure does look cool, but beware, he's a pain in
the ass at times. He mainly attacks you with his sword, so avoid those
attacks, then strike his legs several times with your sword. After a
while, he'll call out some spiders. Kill these guys off, then
concentrate on him. He'll also surround Link with a ring of fire, so
just wait until this dies off, and then continue to attack. When he
starts to dance and sing, or when he just stops attacking you, shoot
some arrows at him to stun him, then come in and attack as much as you
can with your sword before he starts up again. It's a good idea to use
the surrounding bomb-flowers as a source of arrows and hearts when you
are running low. Always keep your shield up at all times, except when
you are attacking, or else you will take some serious damage. When he
calls in some bats to surround him and you, just block them with your
shield, and continue your method of attack. After enough damage, Odolwa
goes down.
Take the Full Heart Container, then step inside the portal to get
Odolwa's Remains. After this, Link will learn the Oath to Order! After
the cinema has ended, you will be outside of a tree containing the Deku
Princess. Cut down the vines blocking the door to rescue her, then
capture her inside of an empty bottle. Now exit this area, and return
to the Royal Chamber, and release the Princess from the bottle in front
of the king. Watch the funny cut-scene, and the monkey will tell you
about something special for you to the right of the outer area of the
Deku Palace. Exit to out here, and turn back to normal Link, and swim
right, and follow the lilypads around the bend, and enter the Deku
Shrine.
Enter it, and speak to the Deku in here. Race him (or follow him) using
the Bunny Hood, and after the LONG trip, he'll give you the Mask of
Scents at the end of the Shrine! After taking the mask, step into the
Portal to return to the outside of the Deku Shrine. When you are ready
to go, head back to the Tourist Information Center in the Southern
Swamp area, and speak with Kotake in there. Take the boat ride, and on
the way, you will be allowed to play her mini-game. There is a target
on the back of the boat (Kotake actually has the target on her broom
and she's following the boat), and your goal is to hit the targets at
least 20 times. If you hit Kotake more than 10 times, you lose. Hit the
targets 20 times or more, and Kotake will give you a Heart Piece! The
game is 10 Rupees to play if you lose the first time, so be ready...
This Heart Piece is on a platform to the left of the entrance to
Woodfall Swamp. First, head over to the Owl Statue that is near the
entracne to the Woodfall Temple, then use the Deku Flower here and fly
to the north, and to the next Deku Flower. Be sure to kill the Deku
Scrubs as you go too. Continue to fly from platform to platform, until
you reach a platform with a large chest on top (the platform should be
near the entrance). Open the chest, and you will find a Heart Piece!
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004. The Second Guardian Mask
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Now return to Clock Town (just warp there by using the Song of Soaring
to save time and effort!). Once back in Clock Town, head to East Clock
Town, and locate the Shooting Gallery in this area. Head in there, and
pay 20 Rupees to play. Your goal is to hit as many Red Octoroks as
possible, and not to hit any Blue ones while you're at it. Hitting a
blue one results in a loss of a point, and the record that you will
have to beat the first time is 39 points. It shouldn't be too hard, but
you only have 1 minute and 15 seconds to do so, so be quick about your
shots, and don't hit any Blue ones! If you beat the record, you will
receive the Large Quiver, which can hold up to 40 arrows! Woo Hoo! Now,
if you still haven't done so, be sure to get the Heart Piece from the
Mailman in the Post Office by playing his training game. If you are
done with the Clock Town, play the Song of Time to return to the First
Day (but remember to deposit any Rupees you have into the bank first,
so that you don't lose any precious Rupees!!!!)
You'll need some more items for your next dungeon, like bombs, so go to
East Clock Town, and locate the Bomb Shop. In here, talk with the Goron
to learn about a big bomb that he has that this store doesn't even
carry...hmmm. Anyways, talk to the Shopkeeper, and purchase a Bomb Bag
for 50 Rupees (it also comes with 20 Bombs! A steal!).
On the first day, waste some time and play some more games in the Clock
Town, and at midnight of the First Day, leave Clock Town through the
northern exit, then run left, following the fence. Eventually, you will
reach a man on top of a large rock, and he's....dancing. o_O Anywho,
talk to him, then play the Song of Healing, and you will recieve the
Kamaro Mask! Now return East Clock Town. Find the two brothers (or
sisters) who are dancing together, and put the mask on. Now talk to
them, and press B to teach them a new dance! They will be so happy that
you have done this, that they will give you a Heart Piece!
Okay, now before you continue on your journey, make your way to Milk
Road, just outside of Termina, and head off to Romain Ranch (be sure
it's after 1AM and around 2AM on the First Day, and speak to Romani,
the ranch girl, then follow her into the barn. Now, leave the barn, and
wait for the UFOs to come from the sky, and shoot them down with your
Hero's Bow until Dawn of the Second Day, and she'll give you some
Chateau Romani inside of a bottle! Okay, now Exit out of the southern
exit of Clock Town, and run towards the Swamp area. On the way, run
underneath the rounded tree, and you should feel your Rumble Pak shake
(if you have one). Stand underneath it, and place a bomb on the ground
to reveal this hole. Inside, there are TONS of plants which yield
Rupees, Bombs, Arrows, etc., as well as 2, count 'em, 2 cows! Yikes!
Use this area to stock up on any items you are low on, and to fill up
your empty bottles with nice, healthy milk.
If you still need some more Heart Pieces, you can find one inside of a
hole outside of the northern exit of Clock Town, in the snowy area,
just past the ramp you run down, and it's near one of those mushroom
shaped rocks (like where you got Kamaro's Mask). Inside, there are two
Dodongos. Concentrate on one of them first, then the other. To defeat
them, just wait for them to shoot fire at you, then circle around them
to their tales, attack with a jumping slash, defend with your shield
right away, because they'll spin around and hit you with their
tail,then repeat. After both of them are defeated, you will get a chest
containing a Heart Piece! Now since you are in this area, you might as
well head off to Snowheed, so run to the right of this hole, and up the
ramp, then up the second ramp at the top of this one. At the top, you
are blocked by some ice, and Tatl points out a icicle above it. Shoot
it with 2 arrows to cause the icicle to drop, and shatter the ice
blocking your way. Now enter the snowy area, and make your way to the
giant snowballs blocking your path. Bomb 'em with a bomb, then continue
up the path, and into Mountain Village.
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Mountain Village
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Enter the village, and speak with the Goron stuck on the ledge to the
left. He's very hungry, and has been stuck there for a long time, and
he needs help. Now look to the right of this Goron to find the Owl
Statue for this area, and hit it to activate it. Now head through the
next path, and into Goron Village.
In here, shoot Tingle down from the sky, and buy a Snowheed Map for 20
Rupees. Now enter the next area, just beyond Tingle and the bridges.
Run past the next Goron, and run along the bridge until you see the
real owl near you, then hop down to the lower level, and speak with the
Owl. Now follow him when he tells you to, and use the feathers he drops
to guide you to the invisible platforms. Be careful, because the
platforms are slippery. Now at the end, the Owl will talk to you once
more. In this next shrine, stock up on bombs, then open the chest to
find the Lens of Truth! Exit the shrine, and use the Lens of Truth to
see yourself back to the main land, and across the invisible platforms.
On the other side, you will be able to see a Goron ghost with the Lens
of Truth on. Now just follow him to all the way back to the first area
you came in through, and into the Mountain Village, and over the icy
platforms, and up the invisible ladder.
At the top, speak to the Goron, then enter the Goron Graveyard. Inside,
speak to the ghost of the Goron, who is Darmani the Third. When he asks
you to heal him, play the Song of Healing to him. After doing this,
Link will receive the Goron Mask! Now use this mask to pull the giant
gravestone away, revealing a bunch of hot water! Go back into normal
Link, fill up a bottle of Hot Water, then exit the Goron Graveyard, and
enter the area with Tingle (do it fast, or the water won't be hot
anymore). Locate the giant snowball on the ground that is bigger than
the rest, and hit it to reveal a frozen Goron. Use the hot water on
her, then run back up to the higher-area near the bridge to find a
frozen over hole. Go back to the graveyard and take some more water,
and un-freeze this hole. Now you have access to another hot-steam pond
inside this hole, which will save you time.
Return to the area where you meet the owl, and find the closed door on
the lower area. Do the Goron Stomp, which is A + B together, to open
it.
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Goron Shrine
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Enter the Goron Shrine. Head to the north, and speak to the crying
baby, then go back to the old Goron you un-froze. She's frozen again,
so unfreeze her once more. Talk to her, and she'll teach you only the
first part of the Goron's Lullaby, which is the Lullaby Intro! Now run
back to the baby inside of the Goron Shrine, and play the Lullaby Intro
to it. The baby will then teach you the second part, and learn the
Goron Lullaby!
Now that everyone is asleep, and the two torches are lit up near the
baby, turn into normal Link with the Bunny Hood, and light a Deku Stick
with one of those torches, and then run around the Goron Shrine, and light
all of the torches here, until the large center chandelier starts to
spin around. Now return to the top of the area, and face the burning
chandelier as Goron Link, and do a Goron Spike roll from the red carpet
and to the burning pots on the chandelier. Break each pot until a
piece of meat falls from one of them. Now pick this up as Goron Link,
and carry it to that starving Goron near the Owl Statue in Mountain
Village. Give him the rock sirloin, and he'll come down to you, and
hand you the Don Gero Mask!
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Mountain Village (Cont.)
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Now go back to the hole with the hot water in it, fill up your bottle
with some, then return to the large cabin near the owl statue, and
inside, un-freeze the frozen machine. Now the guys in here can reforge
your sword for 100 Rupees, but if you use the sword 100 times or more,
it will regain it's old sharpness, and require another reforging. Do so
if you wish, but as you leave, the guy tells you that if you bring him
some gold dust, he can forge you the strongest of the swords...
I suggest that you now play the Song of Time to save your game and
return to the first day, then play the Song of Soaring to return here,
and continue your journey. Now, turn into Goron Link, and use your
newfound powers to continue your quest, and to locate the Snowhead
Dungeon. Take the path to the right of the Owl Statue, and enter the
next area. Press A to crouch, then hold forward to gain speed, and jump
across the gap. Continue doing this over the 2 gaps, and enter the
Snowhead area.
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Snowhead
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Once you are here, immediately hit the Owl Statue with your sword as
normal Link to activate him, and turn it into a potential warp point.
You will also see a strong wind current that is blowing towards you,
and not letting you enter the next area. Use the Lens of Truth to see a
large (very large) Goron blowing cold air at you to prevent you from
entering. Step closer to him, and as Goron Link, play the Goron Lullaby
to put him to sleep, and allow access to the next area. By the way,
there is a fairy inside of a snowball near the owl statue, so capture
it inside of your bottle before moving on. Run up the path, and go
right to find a Fairy Temple in the side of the mountain. Continue to
the right to find a large spiral ice ramp. Go up it, dodge the giant
snowballs, and enter the Snowhead Temple.
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Snowhead Temple
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Kill the white shadow creatures, then use your punch to break through
the ice blocking your path as Goron Link. Now push the large block out
of your way, and kill the Wolf in the next room. Enter the right-hand
door. Inside this next room, do your Goron Roll across the bridge, and
then launch yourself across the gap. Now go back to normal Link, and
hop over to the door on the other ledge, on the other side of the
bridge.
Head up the stairs, and inside the next room is the chest containing
the Dungeon Map. Also, there is a stray fairy inside of this room, so
take it, then go back to the bridge. Now hop back over the small gap,
and look underneath the ledge for a fairy inside of a bubble. Shoot an
arrow through the bubble, then put on the Great Fairy Mask to catch
your second fairy (Fairy #2) in this dungeon.
Now enter the next doorway to your left, and run across the center
platform, and through the only open door on the other side. Turn left
inside the next room, and pull out the two stacked blocks to reveal a
small room containing a small chest. The chest has a small key, so take
it, then exit the room.
Run back across the center platform, and enter the stairway to the left
of the door you entered this room earlier. Downstairs, turn into Goron
Link, then step on the floor switch to make a chest appear. Open it up,
and take the Stray Fairy #3. Now return back upstairs. See the iced up
door near the two torches? Shoot an arrow through a torch and to the
ice, so that it melts it away. Kill the Wolf in here, then use the Key
on the door to the right. Enter it, and kill the Wolf in here too. Now
open the chest to get the Compass. Look over to the dis-colored wall,
and bomb it to reveal a staircase. Take it upstairs.
Aim upward at the icicles above the room here, and shoot some arrows at
them to cause them to drop, and destroying the ice covering the
platforms. Now hop onto the lowest platform as normal link, and hop to
the platform with the large snowball on it. As Goron Link, crush it to
reveal a chest with a small key in it. Now, using your new small key,
enter the locked door.
In here, run to the right, and Goron Stomp the first switch, take off
the mask, go over the platform and to the other side, stomp the switch
that just came up, then go back to the platform that you just used to
get over here to, stomp that, then take off the mask, and climb up the
platform near the door, and enter the door before the timer runs out.
Here's a quick map:
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| (3) | (1)
/ | (1)---- First switch to stomp on
| | (2)---- Second switch to stomp on
(2) \(4) / (3)---- Last switch to stomp on
------- / (4)---- Platform you use to climb to the
Locked / door
Door /
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Start
here
Or if that ASCII map didn't help you much, go here to see my GIF image for
this puzzle:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/n64/file/zelda_majoras_mask_goron_switch.gif
With that over with, enter the door, and curl up as Goron Link. Launch
yourself over the gap, then turn right ASAP, and over the snow. Once
you are out of the snow, stop rolling, and face the next gap to the
right. Curl up once more, and get some speed, and launch yourself over
the next gap, and to the door on the other side. In here, you will
fight Wizrobe. He'll randomly appear at one of the four outer areas,
and when he starts to rotate around, attack him with your sword or
arrows. After enough damage, he'll make copies of himself, so just look
around until you see the rotating one again, and attack. Do this until
he dies off, and a chest will appear. The Fire Arrows are inside, so
take 'em. Leave the room.
Go back downstairs to the first bridge-gap room with the freezards, and
melt them all with your Fire Arrows. One of them will reveal a small
chest containing a small key. Take it, then return to the previous
room, the one with the large platform in the center of it. In here, use
your Fire Arrows to melt the other 2 doors with ice on them. Now enter
the green door right across from you to the north. Melt the Freezards
in here to get a chest with Stray Fairy #4, then light all 3 torches
with your Fire Arrows to open the door across the room. Head through
the door, and turn into Goron Link, and Goron Stomp the switch here.
Exit this small area, then return to the large main room with the
center platform that just rose. Now go right, and through the red door,
hang a left through the next door, fly across the bridge gap with Goron
Link, then hop across the ledge, and through the stairway to enter the
room where you got the Dungeon Map earlier. Stand on the center
platform, look up, and see a Freezard here. Shoot it with an Fire
Arrow, then shoot the iced-over eye switch again with another arrow.
The platform will rise. Hop over to the ledge, and exit out the door.
Turn right, and hop into the small little cage below the snow, and
climb up the ladder at the end, and exit through the stairway to your
right. Now turn right again, and Goron Roll across the snow, then exit
through the door to the right, after the snow ends.
Kill the two Eenos in here with some Fire Arrows, turn right of the
doorway, and melt the ice with your Fire Arrow, then climb the stairs.
Kill the two Dinofols with Goron Link, and they will both yield some
stary Fairies, so here are Stray Fairies #5-6 in here. Enter the next
door, run across the platform, and enter the next room to fight Wizrobe
again. Do the same thing as before to beat him, and be sure to use the
pots on the platforms as sources of hears, Magic Bottles, and arrows.
After the fight, a door opens, so enter it, and take the Boss Key. Now
exit out the door, and head back down to the 2F of the Temple.
See the blue sections of the giant stone in the center of the room?
Good. Put on the Goron Mask, and punch the two blue sections away from
the platform, turn around, and go back up to the 3F. Do the same thing
to the next 2 blue sections of the tower, then roll across the snow to
reach the actual platform. Look across it, and you will see some
snowballs, so punch them away, and climb the stairs. At the top, you
will see the boss door. Roll up, and fly across the gap, and over to
the boss door. Now crush the icicles in front of it, and enter the room
to fight this Temple's boss.
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MASKED MECHANICAL MONSTER: GOHT
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Run into the room, and you'll find Goht trapped in ice. Free him wish a
Fire Arrow. Now he'll begin a long rampage around this area, doing laps
and going mad. Roll up, and begin a super-charge with Goron Link, and
chase him around, all while avoiding his bombs that he drops, the
falling rocks, the rocks he kicks at you with his hind legs, and his
electrical charges. One thing to remember is to not get in front of
him, or the electical charges will seriously harm you. Chase him around
with your spiked-roll, and when you get near him, just ram into Goht
until he drops, then continue your attack until he gets back up, and
starts to run again. Repeat this three times, and Goht will run into
the side of the wall, and will be crushed by huge boulders. Run around
to where he died to get your Full Heart Container.
Step inside of the portal, and take Goht's Remains! Watch the cinema,
and return to the game, surrounded by frogs! Now that the snow has
melted away, certain places will open up, like the new path in Goron
Village that leads to a Biggoron who sells Powder Kegs to Gorons, so
enter there as Goron Link, and take the Powder Keg from him. Now take
it to the entrance of Mountain Village, and up the hills and place it
in front of the large boulder blocking the Goron Races, near the small
Goron. It will blow up, allowing you to enter the Goron Races. Enter
the race, and win the race to get some Gold Dust, which comes in a
Bottle! Now as normal Link, take this Gold Dust, then head back to the
Biggoron where you got your Powder Keg from to get another one. Take
this, and head to Romani Ranch on Milk Road, and use it to blow up the
giant boulder blocking the entrance to Romani Ranch on the First Day.
Enter the Ranch, and speak to Romani, the girl outside. She'll tell you
about "them", who come every year before the carnival, and tell you
that they steal her cows. Now, she'll ask if you would like to try your
hand at being her assistant, so agree, then play her training game.
Shoot all 10 of the balloons around the ranch while on Epona in under 1
minute, and she'll teach you a new song, Epona's Song! Now play it, and
you will get Epona back!
While you're here, wait until 2AM to wait for the UFOs that come for
her cows. Fend them off with your arrows all night long, until around
5:30AM to 6AM, when the sun comes up, and if you defended the Ranch
well enough, Romani will give you a bottle filled with Chateau Romani
milk! Woohoo! Another bottle! Good stuff man. Stay here some more, and
talk to Romani and her sister outside of the barn. Now you'll have to
guide Romani and her milk shipment back to Clock Town, so hop on with
her, and get going! Along the way, there will be thieves who will try
to steal the milk, so fend them off with your Hero's Bow and Arrows,
and eventually, you will get to Clock Town safely, and you will receive
the Romani Mask! Okay, time to get one more mask before we move on in
the game: The Circus Leader's Mask (you can only get this mask after you
have the Romani Mask). After getting the Romani Mask, head to the Milk
Bar in Clock Town around 10PM on either Day 1 or Day 2, and talk to the
fish near the stage. Agree to help him with his performance, and he'll
have you play your instrument on a certain spot on the stage. Talk to
him as each form of Link (normal, Goron, Deku, Zora), and you'll end up
playing the Ballad of the Windfish, which will make Gorman cry, and give
you the Circus Leader's Mask!
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005. The Third Guardian Mask
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If you still have time, return to Mountain Village, and bring the Gold
Dust with you. Now enter the log cabin here, and be sure you have 100
Rupees too. Now have them reforge your sword, but this time, since you
have the Gold Dust, they can make your sword stronger forever. If you
need quick-cash, just go to East Clock Town, and enter the Bomber's
Hideout, and run down the ramp. Now instead of heading into the water
and straight to head to the Observatory, swim to the left down the
corridor to a seemingly dead-end. Avoid the Skulltula, and to the left
at the end is a ledge. Climb up it, and you will see a bombable wall
with a crack in it. Take out a bomb, and bomb the wall open to reveal a
chest. Inside this chest is the legendary Silver Rupee, worth a
whopping 100 Rupees! Now use this 100 Rupees to reforge your sword to
get the Razor Sword! Now speak to them again, and he'll ask for the
Gold Dust, and when it says press a C-button to pull out an item, press
the C-Button that has your Gold Dust on it, and he'll do it for free.
Come back the next morning to get the Gilded Sword!
Head out to Termina Field with Epona when you are finished here, and
ride to North Termina Field, and into the Great Bay Area. Hop over the
fence with Epona, and ride into Great Bay Coast.
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Great Bay Coast
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Enter the beach area, and stop there for the moment. Now swim out into
the ocean to the left to find a Zora in the need of help. He's floating
above some birds, so he's not hard to spot. Now swim up behind him and
push him to the shore. Now talk to him, and listen to his final words
(it's a really crappy song, ain't it?). After he says "someone heal
me", play the Song of Healing to him, and watch the cut-scene. When it
ends, he'll leave the Zora Mask, and Link will take it. Put the mask
on, and swim out to the first platform you see. Climb up onto it, and
hit the Owl Statue here to activate it for later.
Now return back to the beach, and run to the right of the beach to find
a cave opening, so head through it to the other side. Now turn right
and look into the ocean. There is a large fin on top of a structure out
there, so swim to it, and once you are there, sink to the ocean floor,
kill the Like-Like, then enter Zora Hall (the big mouth).
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Zora Hall
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Inside of here, you can explore, but there's not much to do. Go right,
and enter the small cave opening to see a door that leads to a shop
that sells arrows, a Hero's Shield, and some Red Potion. Head left of
this shop to end up back outside. Hit the Owl Statue here to activate
it, then turn to the right, and speak with Princess Ruto (who is
wearing blue). Warp back to Clock Town, and buy some Red Potion for 30
Rupees at the Trading Post, then exit out the Eastern Exit in East
Clock Town. Now run straight while riding Epona, and hop over the first
two fences, and you will reach an area with group of rocks to the
right. Use your Lens of Truth to spot a soldier sitting in the center
of them, waving his hands around. Speak to him to find out that
everyone ignores him, and he'll ask for something to help him. Give him
the Red Potion, and he'll give you the Stone Mask as a reward! You'll
need this mask for later...
Now play the Song of Soaring, and return to the first Owl Statue that
you activated in Great Bay Coast. Now hop into the water, and swim over
to the right of where the Owl Statue is, and continue swimming until
you reach another Zora near the wall. Talk to her to learn about the
Pirates, then sink down to the ocean floor, and walk along the wall to
towards the beach. Along the way, you will see some wooden boards with
skulls on them, which Tatl points out to you. Swim or roll into them to
break them (some are fakes), until you reach the "real" one, which
reveals a hidden path. Now enter this hidden underwater tunnel, and
once you reach some guards, put on the Stone Mask so they don't see
you.
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Pirates' Fortress
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Once you are in here, run up the small ramp, and look around your area
and be sure that there are no ships or boats around you, then dive into
the water as Zora Link, and swim to the left, and you should eventually
find a ramp that is underwater that leads up to a Goron Switch above
water. Put on your Goron Mask, and do a Goron Slam onto it to activate
it, put on your Zora Mask, then swim to the newly open gate that is
underwater to the south. If a boat or guard gets near you, just throw
on your Stone Mask to conceal yourself from them.
In the next area, swim to the gate with the wooden board covering it
and swim into it to break it, then swim through it to find a large
block. Hang a left of this block, break the next two boards, and swim
straight to find another block. Push it as far as it will go, then
enter the new path to the right to find the first block. Push this one
as far as it will go, then return to the first block towards the
beginning of this area, and it will be out of your way. Run forward
from here, and step into the vaccuum of water ahead.
At the top, swim forward, avoiding the spikes while you're at it, and
swim forward, and underneath the next vaccuum of water, because if you
get sucked into it, you will be spit back out to the main water area
(where the boats are), and you will have to do this again. Now past the
vaccuum is a ledge with a door. Climb up, and enter the door. Swim out
past the ramp to find a chest underwater with a Red Rupee, then head up
the ramp, then the stairs, and head left to a bunch of barrels. Now
smash the barrels with Goron Link to open a door below containing a
Heart Piece, then either roll down to the door before it closes, or
switch to normal Link with the Bunny Hood to get it. Take the Heart
Piece, then head back up the stairs and turn right to see a crystal
switch. Use Zora Link's boomerang (hold A, then release) to hit the
switch, then quickly swim through the new gate.
Swim forward past the water vaccuum by swiming along the surface of the
water, then climb the ladder at the end of the path. Now quickly step
on the floor switch, run onto the grate, then hit the crystal switch
that is revealed to activate the gyser you are standing on. Climb the
ladder here and use the telescope to check out the guards. Now turn
around, and destroy the spikes with your boomerang. After they blow up,
hit the switch behind the spikes, and climb down the ladder, and exit
out the door.
Head around the outer ledge, up the ramp, and enter the inner fortress
area. Now with the Stone Mask on, run to the center area with the
ladder, climb it, and head across the bridge, but shoot the guard here
with an arrow before exiting through the door. Watch the cut-scene
explaining why you must find all 7 of the Zora Eggs. After the
cut-scene, shoot the bee-hive with an arrow, and the room will clear.
Now exit the way you came in here from, go back across the bridge, down
the ladder, then head up the ramp that is to the left of the bridge,
and enter the door that leads to the room you just cleared. Or you can
just hop down to the ledge with the door from where you just exited.
Inside, there is a large chest containing the Hookshot!
Look up above the fish tank with the clam in it, and hookshot the
wooden beam above it. Now you'll land above the tank, so turn into Zora
Link, kill the clam, and take the first Zora Egg from the tank. Capture
it in a bottle, then exit the tank. Leave the room, and look to your
left. You should see a hookshot target-tower, so run onto that platform
with it, then look up to spot another one on the next ledge. Hookshot
your way up there, then enter the door to the left. Run past the guard,
and enter the next door. In here, the door will lock behind you, and
you will be forced to fight a guard. Defeat the guard to open the next
door leading to an egg. This egg is also inside of a tank, so take it.
By now you should have run out of empty bottles, so warp back to the
first owl statue near the Marine Research Facility, and drop off your
Eggs here as Zora Link, then return to the Fortress, go to the first
Goron Switch, and then hookshot your way back into the main area to
continue your search for the eggs.
Once back at the entrance to the main fortress area, go left to find a
hookshot target on a ledge, so make your way up to it with your
hookshot, then hookshot your way to the next target to the left of that
target, and enter the door. Defeat the guard just like you did earlier,
then enter the next room with the tank, and take the Egg. Now exit out
the next door.
Hop down to the main area again, and turn left, and make your way back
to the hookshot target near the door you just entered to get the third
egg, and look up to the opposite side of the door to see another
hookshot target high above. Get up there, and run past the guard and
across the bridge, and into the next door.
Dispose of the guards momentarily in here, then open the chest to get a
Silver Rupee worth 100 Rupees. Now head up the ramp, and enter the door
to fight yet another guard. Now warp back to the Owl Statue near the
Marine Research Center, and drop off the last two eggs. Now quickly
return to the fortress and take a picture of a pirate, then return to
the shoreline with the 2 houses, and enter the one on the right. Talk
to the man here, and show him your picture of the pirate. He'll give
you the seahorse that wants to be returned to Pinnacle Rock, and will
lead you there. Exit the hut, and swim out to the right of the Marine
Center, and locate the two pillars in the water. Stand in between them,
and release the seahorse here. Be sure you are just past the entrance
to Pinnacle Rock before doing this.
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Pinnacle Rock
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Follow the gold seahorse by walking on the ocean floor, and at the
entrance to Pinnacle Rock, he'll ask you to help his other seahorse
friend. Now just sink to the bottom, and search inside of the holes
here to find large snakes. Draw them out, and then hit them with your
boomerang twice to kill them. Some areas will reveal an egg, and some
will reveal other stuff. Inside one of these holes is the other
seahorse. After nabbing two eggs, return back to the Marine Center,
drop them off, then go back to Pinnacle Rock and find the last egg, and
the lost seahorse to get a Heart Piece when you re-unite the two
seahorses.
Return the last egg to the aquarium in the Marine Research Center, and
watch the sequence inside of the aquarium as the eggs hatch, and teach
you the New Wave Bossa Nova song as Zora Link! Now exit the Center, and
warp to the Owl Statue in Zora Hall, and play the New Wave Bossa Nova
song to Princess Ruto, and she'll summon Lulu, the giant sea turtle.
Hookshot onto her back with one of the trees, and she'll take you to
the Great Bay Temple.
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Great Bay Temple
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First off, light all of the torches here to find Stray Fairy #1. Head
through the door, and enter the main control room with all of the stuff
that controls the flow of water in this temple. Now turn left, and ride
the elevator to find a platform with some Rupees and a Skulltula on it.
Kill the Skulltula to get Stray Fairy #2. Hop into the water, and sink
to the bottom to find Stray Fairy #3 under the water. Now look for a
circular platform with a pushable switch on it (still underwater), and
push it. You'll hear a confirmation sound, so now ride up the elevator
to the left of the main door, and hop onto the platform with the 2
Skulltulas, kill 'em, then hop across the fountain, and through the
next door.
Now look to the northern part of the room to find a hole that leads to
a new room, so enter it, and inside the next room, hop onto the ledge
with the pots, then hookshot over to the large chest to find the
Dungeon Map. Now locate the underwater tunnel to the right and across
from the chest, and swim inside it, and past the hands trying to grab
you. Follow the red pipe in here, and enter the next area with the Deku
Babas, so sink to the floor, and kill them with your boomerang. Head
through the next door.
Dive into the water, and kill every enemy here, then locate the small
chest with a Small Key in it. Take it, then surface. Now hop onto to
the platform, and hookshot your way to the large chest to get the
Compass. Now return to the platform, and enter the vaccuum of water
near the red pipe and return to the large room. Sink down, and walk
until you find a tunnel with a red pipe in it, and follow it into the
next room. Float up to the surface here, and climb up the red pipe, and
through the next locked door using your Small Key. Break all of the
pots in this next room, then enter the next door to fight a hard
mini-boss fight.
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Boss: Wart
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This guy is tough, trust me. First off, he's surrounded by some bubbles
which block his eyeball, so fire at them with some arrows until they
fall off, and destroy them. Now keep doing this over and over again
until you can see his eye, and aim for it. Now shoot a Fire Arrow into
his eye, and after some damage, he'll start to charge across the room
over and over again, so block his attacks, and when his eye is exposed
to you, fire another Fire Arrow at his eye. After enough damage, he'll
go down, revealing a large chest. Open the chest to find some Ice
Arrows!
Exit the room, and go back to the room with the red pipe, and the
Octorok. Freeze the Octorok with an Ice Arrow, then use him as a
platform to reach the center switch. Now push it, and hop back into the
water, and enter the blue vent to return to the large main room again.
Hop onto the spinning platform in the center of the room, and then
climb up to the ledge that leads to a ladder blocked off by water.
Shoot the water with an Ice Arrow, then climb up the ladder, and enter
the next room. Use your Ice Arrows to create Icburgs to get to the
Yellow platform, then head over to the green one next. Push the switch
here, then return to the yellow platform, and look up to see a hole in
the ceiling. Make an iceburg near here so you can see into the hole,
and hookshot your way into the hole by hitting the target in here. Take
Stray Fairy #4, then return to the main room. From here, go back to the
room where you got the Dungeon Map. Make Iceburgs, and head across the
room and enter the next door.
In here, freeze the Blue Chuchu into ice, then push the ice block to
the ledge, climb up, and push the switch. Now exit, and return to the
room where you got the Compass. In here, you'll see a ledge with some
ice in it, so create some iceburgs to get here, slash the ice with your
sword, then melt the ice with a Fire Arrow, and enter the next door.
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Boss: Gekko Returns
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This fight is easier than the previous boss battle, but you have to be
quick to make it easy. Be sure to have some Ice Arrows ready, and begin
the fight. Dodge the bubbles he throws at you, then hit him with your
sword. Now he'll summon all of the bubbles, and he'll form a large
bubble at the top of the room, towards the ceiling. Shoot the bubble
quickly with an Ice Arrow, and it'll collapse and shatter. Now repeat
this process over and over until he dies. The door unlocks, so enter
it, and take the Boss Key.
Exit this small room through the hole in the gold fence, then hop back
into the water, and enter the flow of water and return to the large
main room. Once back in the first large main room, look to your right
to see a fountain and a hookshot target above it. Shoot the target and
land on the fountain. Now when the fountain gets to it's highest point,
hop onto the red platform with the switch, and push it. Now hop down to
the yellow platform with a switch, push it, then go back into the third
room, the other main room.
Under the water is a path that leads to the next area, and it's to the
upper-right of where you enter this room, so swim into it at a very
fast speed to avoid the hands blocking your way, and enter the next
room. Climb up onto the elevator here, and wait for the moving platform
across from you to get near, and hop onto the spinning cylindar, then
onto this platform. Take it to the ledge on the other side, and then
turn around and aim for the fountain of water. Shoot it with an Ice
Arrow to stop the cylindar from spinning, and run across the blades and
enter the next door.
This room can be very confusing. Start off by standing on the farthest
see-saw from you, then shoot the ice above you with a Fire Arrow to
rise, then hop onto the see-saw to the right, and shoot another Fire
Arrow at the ice above you to rise to the green switch here. Now go to
the see-saw that is closest to the entrance of this room, and hop onto
the pipe here, enter the next room, then swim back to the main room.
Look towards the bottom of this area for a tunnel that is green, and
enter it, and make your way across the green pipe. Push the switch to
create a fountain that leads to this temple's boss.
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GARGANTUAN MASKED FISH: GYORG
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Start this boss fight off by remaining on the surface of the water, and
on a platform. Now wait for Gyorg to swim near you, and when he jumps
out of the water, shoot either a boomerang or an arrow at him. After a
while, he'll stop attacking momentarily, and get knocked out. Now dive
into the water, and charge up your Zora Shield near him to do some
damage, and when he gets back up, return to the platform, and repeat
this over and over until he dies off, but first, he'll start to shoot
fish at you, so just avoid this, and continue your method of attack.
After the fight, take the Full Heart Container, and step into the
portal to get Gyorg's Remains!
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006. The Fourth Guardian Mask
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For now, you'll probably want another Empty Bottle for yourself, so
head onto the shore with the Skulltula House and the Fisherman's Hut,
and head to the right of these two houses, and through the hole in the
cave, and to the other side, onto the next beach. Continue along the
beach, past the Zoras, and until you reach a large piece of wood that
you can climb onto in the sand. Head onto it, and hookshot your way to
the platform above you, the one with the palm tree on it, and use the
palm tree as a target for your hookshot. Now continue to do this for
all of the palm tree platforms in this area, until you reach a hole in
the wall near a waterfall. Enter it to be in Waterfall Rapids. Once
here, dive into the water as Zora Link, and talk to the beaver at the
floor of the water. He'll ask you if you want to race for a Empty
Bottle, so agree. Now you only have 2 minutes to swim through 20 rings
underwater (swim through the ones that are spinning, and stay close
behind the beaver), and if you do this in under 2 minutes, the other
beaver will then challenge you. Now you have to swim through 25 rings
in under 2 minutes. This is a bit more challenging, but nothing you
can't do. After doing this, the beavers will give up, and give you an
Empty Bottle.
There's nothing much to do here right now, so exit this area, and
return to Termina Field. A good idea would be to return to the First
Day, and then come back to Great Bay Coast, and enter the Skulltula
House, and collect every Skulltula Token from the house, and to do so,
check out the "Oceanside Skulltula House" mini-section in the
"Side-Quests/Mini-Games" section of this FAQ to find out where every
Skulltula Token is. If you do this on the First Day, you will get the
Giant's Wallet, which allows you to hold up to 500 Rupees! Now that you
have the capacity, let's go get a mask, shall we?
Get ahold of 500 Rupees (use the Unlimited Rupee trick in the
"Side-Quests/Mini-Games" section of this FAQ to get some easy Rupees),
and then head back to North Clock Town on Day 1, and stop the thief
from stealing the old woman's bag, then head to the Curiosity Shop, and
purchase the All-Night Mask from the owner for 500 Rupees! Want another
mask? You got it. Okay, head out to Termina Field, and head to Milk
Road with Epona, and hang a left before entering Romani Ranch, and be
sure to bring along some Rupees (at least 20-40). Enter Gorman Track
with Epona, and talk to the Gormans here to race them for something
special. Race for 10 Rupees, and begin the race. During the race, it's
a good idea to save your Carrots for the last leg of the race to pull
ahead of the Gormans, but be sure to use at least 1-2 Carrots during
the entire race to keep up with them. Use a Carrot or two, wait for it
to recharge, then keep doing what you've been doing. This strategy
should win you the race easily. After the race, you will receive the
Garo's Mask from the losers!
When you are ready, head off to Ikana Graveyard in Termina Field. Once
inside the graveyard (you'll have to ride Epona over the fences leading
to it), run north and approach the large skeleton-guy lyin down, and
play the Sonata of Awakening to wake him up. He'll stand up, and begin
to run away. Right away, begin to chase him.
Start your pursuit, and when the walls of fire rise up, kill the
enemies that come out to lower the fire walls, and when you have the
skeleton in your sites, shoot arrows at him to slow his ass down. Once
you finally catch up to Keeta, you'll begin a small fight. Slash at him
with your sword really quick, then fire some Ice Arrows at him to
freeze him temporarily. Use this time to get some shot in, and
eventually, he'll jump into the air. Watch out for his shadow, and
dodge his dropping attack, then continue fighting him the way you were
earlier, and after enough damage, he'll give up.
When the fight ends, Keeta will admit defeat, and will allow you to
access the chest across from where he is, surrounded by fire. When the
flames lower, hookshot your way to it, and take the Captain's Hat from
the chest.
Now play the Song of Double Time to warp ahead so that it's nighttime,
and head into the Graveyard again. Now speak to the Stalchildren near
the first grave while wearing the Captain's Mask, and they'll open the
grave for you.
NOTE: You should come back here (Graveyard) with on the Final Day after
6PM, and enter with the Captain's Hat. Now tell the Stalchildren to
open the grave they are dancing around, and enter the grave. Inside,
you will find Dampe, and he's looking for the buried treasure. To get
this treasure, you'll have to lead his SLOW ass to each of the 6 dirt
patches down here. There are 5 on the ground, and the last one is on
top of a pillar near a ladder. To lead Dampe up here, simply lead him
onto the brown platform that moves, then climb up the ladder on the
other side of the area to meet him up on the dirt patch. After he's dug
up all 6 dirt patches (3 of them will reveal parts of a poe...), a Big
Poe will come out, and you'll have to fight it. To beat it, simply
block his spin attack, then when it stops, shoot it with an arrow, then
do a 180 to spot the Poe again, and repeat until it dies. Now a chest
will be revealed, and inside is an Empty Bottle!
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Beneath the Graveyard
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Once inside of the grave, take off the Captain's Mask, and hop over the
platforms, and through the next doorway, and kill all of the Keese in
here to reveal a chest containing 50 Rupees, so take them. Now use Fire
Arrows to light all of the torches in here to open the next door. Enter
it to fight an Iron Knuckle.
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Boss: Iron Knuckle
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To defeat this monstrosity, simply strike before he strikes you. Hit
him once to start the fight, then hit him a few more times before he
swings his axe at you, dodge those attacks, then hit him some more.
Wait for him to get his axe stuck in the ground, then hit him a lot for
some serious damage, until his first layer of armor comes off. Now
continue this strategy to kill him for good.
After the fight, you'll meet a Composer Poe, who will show you were you
can learn the Song of Storms, so when he dissappears, check the
tombstone to learn the Song of Storms! When you are done, leave the
Graveyard, and head to the right of the entrance of the Graveyard to
find an old man sitting on the ledge. Put on the Garo Mask, and he'll
laugh at you, then place a tree there so you can hookshot your way up
the ledge. Do this, and at the top, run forward, and into Ikana Canyon.
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Ikana Canyon
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Run forward to the broken bridge, and use some Ice Arrows to freeze the
Octoroks here, use them as platforms to get to the other side, and
hookshot onto the tree to your left. Now hookshot onto the next two
trees to reach the top of this area, and to find an Owl Statue. Hit it
to activate it, then run forward, and up the next few ramps to find a
dried up lake, and a tunnel that leads out to it. Enter the tunnel, and
you will meet a Poe who will start to attack you. Play the Song of
Storms, and the water flow will start up, refilling the lake again.
Watch the cinemas, then watch as the center house's door becomes
unlocked. Run out to that house, and watch the little girl run away at
the sight of you.
To get inside of her house, place a bomb in front of her door, then
hide. When she comes out, wait until she gets far enough away from you
and the door, then dash to the door, and enter the house. Run
downstairs, and watch the mummified man come out of the closet, then
IMMEDIATELY take out your Ocarina, and play the Song of Healing to save
him before his daughter kicks you out of the house. Doing this will
save the father, and allow Link to get the Gibdo Mask! Now before
moving on, be sure you have these items:
- 1 Empty Bottle
- 5 Magic Beans
- 10 Deku Nuts
- 10 Bombs
- 1 Bottle of Milk (Buy this milk from the Gormans at Gorman Track, or
inside the hidden hole near the Swamp entrance, the
hole with the cows in it, and play Epona's Song to
get some free milk)
- 1 Bottle of Bugs
- 1 Bottle with a Fish (You can find some fish inside of the hole in
the ground that is outside of Southern Swamp,
near a tree)
- At least 170 Rupees
You should have at least these items before dropping into the Beneath
the Well area in Ikano Canyon. Once you have all of these items, then
head up to the left of the Music House in Ikana Canyon, and drop into
the well.
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Beneath the Well
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Now if you want, you can ignore the entire north and west side of the
well, because there's nothing there that you need. There is a Fairy's
Fountain to the north, as well as some extra Rupees, but that's it. So
instead, take a right at the entrance, and speak to the ReDead. Give
him your 5 Magic Beans, then head through the now unlocked door. BE
SURE TO HAVE THE GIBDO MASK ON AT ALL TIMES! Now run straight, and to
the door at the end of the path, to the eastward part of the map, and
speak to the ReDead here and give him the 10 Deku Nuts to pass through
the door. Head straight, kill the fire keese, then take a left and talk
to the ReDead to the north, near the large room. Give him 10 Bombs, and
enter the next room to fight a Poe. Circle the Poe and wait until he
stops rotating, then shoot him with arrows. When he's dead, catch the
Poe in your Empty Bottle, then exit the room, and head back through the
door you just came in (leave the room with the Fire Keese).
In the room that was BEFORE the Fire Keese hall, turn right to see
another door with a ReDead, and speak to him, and give him your Fish.
Run through the door, and run straight through the next hallway, and to
the door at the end, and give the ReDead near the locked door your
Large Poe that you just caught in a bottle, and enter the hallway with
large spikes going back and forth. Wait for the Wallmaster to drop down
near you (look for it's shadow, then move), and kill it, then avoid the
spikes, and kill the next Wallmaster that drops down, and give the next
ReDead your Milk, and enter the next room.
In here, you will find 4 unlit torches, and a sun dial on the wall.
Shoot all 4 torches with Fire Arrows to reveal a new chest. Open it to
find the Mirror Shield! Now with your new Mirror Shield, reflect light
onto the small sun face on the wall to reveal a hidden ladder. Shine
some more light onto the large block above the ladder to remove it,
then enter the next area: The Castle of Ikana. But before entering,
play the Song of Soaring and fly back to Clock Town, and purchase a
Powder Keg from the Bomb Shop. Warp back to Ikana Canyon, and turn
right of the Owl Statue to find a small hole in the wall near the
gates, and enter it.
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Ancient Castle of Ikana
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You'll end up standing near a large sun block, and there's a crystal
switch to your left, so hit it with your sword, and sunlight will come
shining down on you. Reflect light onto the large block with your
Mirror Shield to make it dissappear. Enter the castle itself with the
Gibdo Mask on and watch the ReDeads dance for you! Hit the iced-over
eye switch with a Fire Arrow to open the next door to the left (west).
Enter it.
Inside here, transform into Deku Link, and hit the switch. Run over the
floor when it rises, and to the other side of the room near the second
switch is. When the floor comes back down again, hit this switch, then
use the nearest Deku Flower to launch up to the platform with a floor
switch on it. As normal Link, step on the switch to open the next door,
then shoot the crystal switch with an arrow to rise the floor, and exit
out the door. In here, kill the Skulltulas hanging around the room with
some arrows, then use your Hookshot to hit the hanging spikes so that
they hit each other, and blow up. Now as Deku Link, use the Deku Flower
to fly over to the floor switch to the left of the door, and step on it
as normal Link, and use your Lens of Truth to see the invisible
platform. Use this to reach the next ledge, then hop from ledge to
ledge and to the exit.
Kill the Blue Bubbles in this room then head up the stairs to reach the
top of the Castle (outside). Run forward, and climb onto the ledge, and
follow it to the left, and to the platform with a Deku Flower on it.
Use this to fly over to the platform to your left with a switch on it,
and step on it as normal Link. Now fly down to the ground, and re-enter
the castle through the main entrance. Inside here, look to your right
for another frozen eye switch, so melt it with a Fire Arrow, and enter
the room to your right.
This room (the east room), contains a Floormaster, which when attacked,
will shatter into 3 smaller ones. To beat him easily, just run at it
with your mirror shield, and the light will kill it off. Now shine
light onto the sun block, and enter the room to fight a boss fight.
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Boss: Wizrobe
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And Wizrobe returns. He'll randomly appear at one of the four outer
areas, and when he starts to rotate around, attack him with your sword
or arrows. After enough damage, he'll make copies of himself, so just
look around until you see the rotating one again, and attack. When he
shoots Fire balls at you, just avoid them and use your map to find his
location (he's the red dot). When he dies, the next door will unlock.
Enter it.
Run past the ReDeads, and head up the stairs to exit back outside
again. Run around past the hole, and run to the right and Tatl will
point out a large crack in the ground. Put on the Goron Mask, and place
your Powder Keg here. Blow up the hole, drop down, and shine your
newfound light source onto the large sun block. Smash the pots here to
stock up on magic power and arrows, then enter the next door to fight a
boss.
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Boss: IGOS DU IKANA
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This boss is a really hard one, mainly because you have to first defeat
his two skeleton henchmen, then defeat the main boss himself, who is
already very hard to beat. To defeat the first two henchmen, quickly
shoot some Fire Arrows at the two curtains covering the sunlight, to
reveal sun into the room. Now attack these two enemies just like the
way you fight Stalfos and Wolfos, in that you should hit them right
before and after they try to attack you, and also hit their backs. When
they fall into a pile of nothing, shine light onto them to kill them.
Now when they are gone, you will have to fight the real boss.
This guy is really hard, since he's just like the henchmen, only
bigger, stronger, smarter, and has more attacks. But the one thing you
must remember is that you have to kill him the same way as you did the
two henchmen. You must attack his back to do any damage, so to do this,
stand in the light, and when he turns his back to you to run away,
shoot an arrow at him, then attack with your sword. When he makes his
head spin around the room, simply avoid both his head and his body,
until you get hit, then his body will go back together again. Now
repeat your strategy, and he'll soon shoot out poisonous breath, so
avoid this at all costs. It's also a good idea to have at least 1 Fairy
in a bottle for this fight, because you might take too much damage
before he is defeated. Once you finally get him on the ground, shine
light on him to finally defeat this monster.
After the fight, you'll watch a semi-funny cinema involving the two
henchmen, and then Igos Du Ikana, the king of Ikana. He'll teach you
the Elegy of Emptiness, which allows Link to create a exact statue
replica of Link's form (one statue can be made for each form, therefore
creating at least 4 different statues at once).
Now exit back into Ikana Canyon, and go to the right of the used to be
dried up lake and the Music House, and run up the ramp to enter Stone
Tower.
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Stone Tower
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Run forward past the first three stone platforms, and to a switch. Step
on it, and play the Elegy of Emptiness, and make the statue stand on
the switch. Now Hookshot up to the next level with the hookshot target,
switch to Goron Link, play the Elegy of Emptiness and clone onto the
switch, then hookshot up to the next level. Near the next switch,
change to Zora Link, play the Elegy of Emptiness to clone onto this
switch, then hookshot up to the next level as normal Link.
Now run across the next 3 stone blocks as normal Link, and step on the
next three switches on the other side, because they reset the blocks.
Now hookshot your way to the next level, and clone yourself onto the
switch here by playing the Elegy of Emptiness as normal Link, then
hookshot your way to the next switch. Up here, bomb the Beamos before
his laser catches you, and play the Elegy of Emptiness to clone onto
the switch as Goron Link, turn back to normal Link, and hookshot up to
the next level, then play the Elegy of Emptiness to clone as Zora Link
on this switch, and hop across the 3 stone blocks as normal Link, step
on the 3 reset switches, and hookshot up to the next platform.
Now continue to hookshot to the next 2 ledges, and up to the highest
point of Stone Tower, where you can find 3 switches, some pots, and
finally an Owl Statue. Hit the Owl Statue to activate it, and hit one
of the pots to find a Fairy inside, so catch it with your bottle. Now
if you are NOT on Day 1, I strongly suggest that you play the Song of
Time, save your game (after activating the Owl Statue), and once back
to Day 1, playing the Inverted Song of Time to slow time down, then
warping back to this Owl Statue to continue on into the Stone Temple.
Or, if you have tons of Rupees, warping back to Clock Town first,
depositing your Rupees at the bank, then playing the Song of Time to
return to Day 1. Once you are back at the Owl Statue in Stone Tower,
locate the 3 switches near the Owl Statue. Now facing them and the
temple's entrance across from the Owl Statue, step on the switches in
this order, and make a different clone for each: Right, Left, Center
switch. Do this, and the blocks will line up, allowing you to enter the
Stone Tower Temple.
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Stone Tower Temple
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Even though this temple doesn't seem hard, it can become somewhat
confusing at times, so be weary of the hazards and puzzles. Start off
by killing the Dragonflies, then shoot the Eye Switch ahead of you to
bring down a chest. Now enter the door to your left, and enter the room
with a bunch of switches.
Start off by killing the Bomb-Dogs, then create a clone of yourself on
every switch here, except the large one and a single small one. Bomb
the bombable wall in here to reveal some crates, so destroy them as
Goron Link to reveal a small crate. Pick it up, and place it on the
single small switch, then create a Goron Link clone on the single large
switch, and the gate will open. Enter the courtyard area, and look for
the square on the ground that does not have any leaves growing out of
it, and bomb it to allow light to enter the room below. Kill the
Dragonfly really fast, then head down the stairs near the hole you just
created. Down here, reflect light onto the sun stone here, then as
Goron Link, run across the lava, and head to the chest to find the
Dungeon Map.
Now bomb the 2 statues near this chest, then the two statues in the
lava, and another chest will show up, containing a small key. Take it,
then exit the room, go back upstairs to the courtyard, and use this key
on the locked door here. Hop into the water here as Zora Link, and find
the passage with the Grab-Hands, and let them grab you, because they
will toss you out of the water and onto a ledge with a chest that has a
small key. Take the key, hop back into the water, kill the Grab-Hands,
and swim through the passage. Down here, kill the spikes with your
boomerang, then step on the switch. Now surface, and climb out of the
water, and find the frozen eye switch above a doorway. Shoot it with a
Fire Arrow to reveal another chest for later on. Now turn down the hall
with the mirror, and shine light onto it, so it absorbs the light for a
good length of time. Now run over to it, and use the light it gives
off, and shine it into the sun stone to get rid of it. Now run past the
sun stone, kill the Bomb-Dog to your left, and take the Compass from
the chest. Go back to the locked door near the used-to-be frozen eye
switch, and enter the door.
In here, fend off the shadow creatures, then as Goron Link, smash away
the center pillars to reveal another pillar with some mirrors on it.
Reflect light onto the first mirror to your left on the center pillar
and onto the mirror beyond it, then use THAT light to reflect onto the
sun stone in the back of the room. Now go back to the first patch of
light, and reflect light onto the first mirror on the center pillar to
your right, and onto the sun stone. This reveals a chest with a Fairy
inside. Now exit out the next door.
As Deku Link, you want to use the Deku Launchers in here to fly over
the vents below, and use the air that is flowing upward to keep you in
the air, and make it to the other side of the room with a door and a
flaming chest. Ignore the chest, and enter the door to fight a boss
battle for some Light Arrows.
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Boss: Garo Master
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This guy is pretty easy to beat if you are quick. First, use the Bunny
Hood to increase your speed, then wait for him to attack with his sword
slash. Now dodge it, and when he stands here momentarily, attack once
with your sword, then immediately block, because he will counter-attack
right away. Repeat this over and over until he's toast, and take the
Light Arrows from the chest that is revealed after the fight.
Enter the next door that has unlocked in the boss room, and you will
see a Hiploop enemy on the bridge. Use your Hookshot to remove it's
mask, then attack it (arrows or your sword, whatever you want). Now
enter the next door, and fight the Eyegore. This cycloptic enemy is
pretty easy to beat. Just get close enough for him to attack, then
dodge his attack, and when his eye turns yellow, hit it with your
Hookshot or arrows. Repeat this until he dies, and open the chest that
appears to get another Fairy.
Now return back to the Owl Statue outside of this temple by playing the
Song of Soaring, then rearrange the blocks once more by stepping and
cloning on the switches in this order: Right, Left, Center. Now hop to
the third block, and shoot the red emblem below you with a Light Arrow
to turn this Temple upside-down. Enter it again.
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Stone Temple (Upside-down)
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Run forward on the rafters (you ARE upside-down ya know), and take a
right, and enter the door to the right. Shoot the sun stone with a
Light Arrow, then enter another room where you must use the Deku
Flowers and the vents of air to "rise" to the occasion. Use the Deku
Flower here, and use the air vents to fly all the way up to the center
bridge, and enter the hallway with a switch at the end. Hit the switch
to make a chest appear, so run back to the chest and take the Small Key
from inside of it. Now use the Deku Flower again (or just hop into the
vents to fly), and fly up to the northwest corner of the room to the
ledge with some spikes hanging near it. Enter the door.
In this lava room, shoot the red emblem to turn the room right-side up,
then run across the lava as Goron Link, and shoot the red emblem again
with a Light Arrow to turn it back upside-down, and enter the next
door. This room can be tricky. Start off by shooting the red emblem to
turn the room around, then look for the fallen block. Push the block
ahead and next to the center path, and shoot the emblem again. Now push
the block across the center of the room, and on the same side as the
hole is. Now shoot the emblem once more, and push the block ahead as
far as it will go. Now flip the room around once more, and push the
block into the hole, climb up the block and hop onto the ledge, and
enter the door. Time for another boss fight.
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Boss: Wizrobe
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What? Wizrobe?! Again?!?! This guy needs a life, big-time. Seriously,
his attacks are the same as before, but this time, he can stand atop of
a high ledge and shoot fire at you...not good. To fight him the easy
way, simply stand behind the semi-fenced area, so that his fireballs
won't hit you. Now just aim for the small platform in front of you
where there is no fence, and wait for him to stand there, then shoot
him with an arrow. Repeat this until he starts to spin around the room,
and use the same strategy until he dies.
A chest will appear with a Fairy, but to get to it, you must Hookshot
your way to the chest, take the Fairy, then head out the next door.
Alright, use the Deku Flowers in here to fly across the room, and head
out the door (remember this room though for later...), and in the next
room, shoot the spikes with your Hookshot to blow them up, and fly over
to that ledge where the spikes were. Now look up and use the chest
above you to Hookshot onto, and rise up to the next ledge. Enter the
door, avoid the Blue Bubbles (the Stone Mask works well), and enter the
next door to fight another boss battle, this time, for the Boss Key. Be
sure to have plenty of arrows and Magic for this fight.
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Boss: Gomess
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This guy isn't that hard, but it will be hard if you run out of Magic
and/or arrows. He has tons of bats as a shield, so to get rid of them,
shoot a Light Arrow at him then attack. He'll counter- attack, so be
ready for it by raising your shield. If you run out of Magic, slash at
the bats to get some more. Repeat this strategy to kill Gomess, and
unlock the door with the Boss Key.
Take it, and go back to the room with the Deku Flowers and the Poes in
it (the room before the room with the spikes and the Deku Flowers...the
room I told you to remember for later). Once in this room, use the Deku
Flower to fly up to the ledge on your left. Put on the Stone Mask, and
run through this small maze to find a switch on the floor. Step on it,
then clone yourself. Now run to the chest that has been de-flamed, and
take the small key. Go back to the room with the spikes and the Deku
Flower, but take a right instead of flying over to the ledge near the
spikes, and head out the door.
Across from you is a large Armos, so shoot it with a Light Arrow, hop
over to it as Zora Link or normal Link with the Bunny Hood, defeat the
Armos, and step on the switch to reveal a chest way above your head.
Hookshot that new chest above you, and enter the locked door to fight a
large Eyegore. This fight is really easy. Simply run at him while
defending yourself (come at him at an angle), and get so close to him
that he smashes the ground with his arms, and his eye turns yellow. Now
shoot his eye with either some Arrows or the Hookshot, and repeat this
until he dies. Now a chest will appear, and it contains the Giant's
Mask, which you will need for the Temple Boss ahead.
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A WORD OF ADVICE: YOU WILL NEED TONS OF MAGIC, SO IT'S A VERY GOOD IDEA
TO WARP BACK TO CLOCK TOWN, USE YOUR ROMANI MASK AT THE MILK BAR, AND
BUY SOME CHATEAU ROMANI MILK FOR 200 RUPEES. WHY? BECAUSE IT GIVES YOU
_UNLIMITED_ MAGIC POWER UNTIL YOU WARP BACK IN TIME, AND YOU WILL NEED
IT FOR THE TEMPLE BOSS. ALSO BE SURE TO GRAB SOME FAIRIES IN BOTTLES AS
WELL. WHEN YOU ARE READY, GO BACK TO THE STONE TEMPLE (YOU MAY NEED TO
TURN IT UPSIDE-DOWN AGAIN).
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Run past where you fought the Eyegore for the Giant's Mask, and enter
the room with the spike logs. Hit the crystal switch in front of you to
reveal a chest, then use the chest as a Hookshot target to get onto the
cage, then use the Hookshot target ahead of you to fly over the next
spike log. Drop down to the ledge, and enter the boss door.
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GIANT MASKED INSECT: TWINMOLD
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Wow. This boss battle is INCREDIBLY easy if you drink some Chateau
Romani Milk before-hand. Put on your Giant's Mask, and as Giant Link,
you will need to fight off the Giant Masked Insects. Their weak spots
are their tails, and the tip of their heads/faces. Just run around
slashing them as they fly past you, and as they enter or come out of
the ground. If you do not have and Chateau Romani, then hit the pillars
around the area to get some Magic for you. Don't run too far out of the
perimeter, or else you will fall into the abyss, and have to start the
fight over.
After you have killed both insects, shrink back down to normal Link,
take the Heart Piece, and enter the portal and take Twinmold's Remains!
Now after the cinemas, it's time to meet Skull Kid once and for
all...or something. To do this, you'll have to wait until 12AM on the
Final Day for the carnival to occur and the Clock Tower in Clock Town
to open, and play the Oath to Order song at the top to activate
something. But before you do this, go back in the game and collect as
many Heart Pieces as you can, Stray Fairies from past temples, and
collect all 20 masks in the game (or the ones you don't have yet. Refer
to the "Masks" section in this FAQ to find out how to get each mask).
Also, be sure to take this time to stock up on Rupees, and collect
plenty of Bottles, and get some Fairies in each one, and some Chateau
Romani Milk in one too. Be sure to get as many Bombchus as you can.
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THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE ROMANI MASK, GET IT NOW!
YOU WILL NEED IT TO BUY SOME CHATEAU ROMANI MILK AT THE MILK BAR IN
CLOCK TOWN AFTER 10PM. YOU NEED THE CHEATEU ROMANI MILK FOR THE FINAL
BOSS FIGHT, AND SO YOU WILL BE ALMOST INVINCIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Now at midnight on Day 3, when the Clock Tower opens up, head up to it,
watch the cut-scene, and play the Ode to Order song on your Ocarina.
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007: The Final Frontier
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Welcome to the final area that you will have to defeat before facing the
final boss in Z:MM. The last area isn't that hard, but if you waste
Bombchus or arrows, you'll regret it later...BTW, be sure you have your
bottle of CHEATEU ROMANI MILK before entering this area...you'll thank
me later.
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The Moon
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As you enter the grassy area on the moon, you will find 4 kids running
around. 3 of them are wearing the Guardian Masks, and the last one is
sitting near the tree, wearing the Majora's Mask. If you want to go
directly to the final boss, then by all means, speak to him. But if you
want 4 more Heart Pieces and an extra all-powerful mask, then begin by
speaking to the kid wearing the mask of Odolwa, and give him one mask
to play his game of hide-and-seek.
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Deku Dungeon
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Start off in this dungeon by turning into Deku Link, then using the
Deku flower to fly onto the first spinning Deku Flower platform, then
onto the next. Now fly off to the right-hand ledge to find a Deku
Flower, then return to the previous spinning Deku Flower, land on the
Gold one, and launch yourself to the left-hand ledge instead (the one
with the door), enter the door, and give the kid one mask to exit back
into the grassy area.
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Goron Dungeon
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Now find the kid wearing the Goht's Remains mask, and give him two
masks to play his game, and enter this temple. Start off by turning
into Goron Link, and rolling down the first straight path, and once you
turn into spikes, let go of the control stick, but hold onto A still,
and Goron Link will bounce off a few chests, and to some Green Pots.
Stop there, and head across the bridge to the other side, turn left,
and roll ahead, and to the slight left and over the bridge, then stop.
Now use this long straightaway to launch yourself over the next gap,
release the control stick once more, and bounce off the chest and onto
the platform with a Heart Piece. Take it, head back onto the bridge,
and fly off it with your spiked roll to the door, enter it, and give
the kid two more masks to exit.
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Zora Dungeon
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Find the kid wearing Gyorg's Remains mask, and give him 3 masks to
enter this temple. Start off by hopping into the pipe, then sinking
down to walk, and head down the first left, then right, then left, then
straight to find the Heart Piece. Continue forward to start off back at
the beginning, and this time, go down the first left, then right, then
left again, then right to find the kid. Give him 3 more masks to exit
back onto the grassy area.
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Link's Dungeon (Battles)
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Now locate the last kid wearing Twinmold's Remains, and give him 4
masks to enter his temple. In this temple, you will have to fight 3
mini-bosses to proceed. The first room has a Dinofol, the second room
has a Garo Master, and the third room has an Iron Knuckle. After the
Iron Knuckle fight, take the Bombchus, and look to the right of the
chest to see a large crack on the upper wall. Use a Bombchu on this
crack to reveal a ladder switch, so hit it, then climb up the ladder to
find a Heart Piece, then go through the next door to find the kid. Give
him your last 4 masks to exit.
Once back outside, talk to the kid near the tree to fight the final
boss. If you gave away all of your Masks, then he'll give you the
mighty Fierce Deity's Mask, but if you did not, then he will just tell
you that you have weak masks, and allow you to enter the boss area.
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MAJORA'S MASK (Part 1)
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This first phase is probably the hardest phase, because of so much
going on around you. To begin with, you might need to save arrows, so
instead of using arrows on the Mask (his weak spot is behind his mask,
which is hard to get to with arrows), turn into Zora Link and use your
Boomerangs to hit him when he stops in mid-air. When he falls, attack
him. After a while, the other Guardian Masks will attack you, so take
them down with some arrows, then focus on Majora's Mask once more. When
he starts to shoot Fire, IMMEDIATELY turn into normal Link, because if
you get touched by ANY fire at all as Zora Link, it's all over. Avoid
his fire attacks as best as you can, and continue your attack methods
until he goes down, and changes phases...
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MAJORA'S INCARNATION (Part 2)
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This is the easiest phase out of this boss fight, because this phase,
the Incarnation doesn't attack much, because he's too busy prancing
around the room. Wait for him to stop moving around, and when he stops,
shoot him with an arrow to bring him down, then attack. If you are out
of arrows, turn into Zora Link, and use your Zora Shield attack to
knock him out by getting close to him (hold R to shield yourself, then
hold down B to bring out your electrical shield). Repeat this process
until the Incarnation dies off, and transforms into...
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MAJORA'S WRATH (Part 3)
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This WOULD be the hardest phase out of them all, if you tried out this
first method of attack. His main attacks are his whips, which can reach
Link from almost anywhere in this confined area. Your shield doesn't
help much, but if you can get the shot off, shoot a Light Arrow at him
to stun him, then run at him, and attack. This method is OKAY, but this
next technique is much better, IMHO, and you don't take much damage at
all with it:
For an easier time with Majora's Wrath, simply turn into Zora Link, and
hold down R for the ENTIRE fight, only bringing it down when you are
attacking Majora when he is stunned. To stun him, simply hold down R to
block his tenticles, and when you get close to him, hold B at the same
time to bring out your electrical Zora Shield, and this will stun him.
Before taking out your Zora Shield, drink your bottle of Cheateu
Romani. Now attack him as either Zora Link or normal Link (do the
latter if you have the Gilded or Fairy's Sword, to cause more damage),
and attack him until he gets back up. Towards the end of his life,
he'll send out spinning razors that explode after a while, so be sure
to avoid these, or hit them so they hit each other, and blow up. Now
repeat your Zora Link techniques, and after a long while and after
dishing out TONS of damage to Majora, he'll die off. BTW, this
technique is VERY useful to you if you have a bottle of Chateau Romani
milk, and when you have run out of arrows, because then you will have
Unlimited Magic Power for the entire fight, and will almost be
invincible!
Now sit back, and enjoy the ending movie and credits!!! I know I sure
as hell did. :P
08. Heart Piece Locations
Just like in Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Z:OoT), there are several Heart Pieces
(or Pieces of Heart, as the game likes to call them), scattered around the
world of Termina. These are ESSENTIAL to your success in the game, because
they will heal Link, and will add to his health meter (number of hearts at
the top of the screen) over time. One Heart Piece is equal to 1/4th of
a Full Heart Container (once again, those hearts at the top of your screen),
and four Heart Pieces will form to make a Full Heart Container, thus adding
to your health bar, and increasing your chances of not dying by a margin.
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Clock Town
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#1: This one is just above the entrance to South Clock Town, and north of the
Gold Deku Flower, on a ledge with a colorful clock. Use the Gold Deku
Flower to launch yourself to it on the high ledge.
#2: In North Clock Town, on top of the tree to the right of the slide that
is near the East Clock Town entrance. Climb up the slide, then hop from
platform to platform to get to it. You need the Bunny Hood to get to
this Heart Piece.
#3: After getting the Bunny Hood, follow the mailman around Clock Town until
he stops in the Post Office, and starts to train. Talk to him to play
his game, in which you have to stop the timer on exactly 10 seconds.
If you do this, he will reward you with a Heart Piece.
#4: Go to the Mailbox in South Clock Town, and if you have the Postman's Hat,
then wear it, and search the mailbox, and you should find a Heart Piece
inside of it! If not, then you'll just find some Rupees, so check another
Mailbox.
#5: Use the Kamoro Mask, and enter East Clock Town. Find the two sisters who
are dancing together, and put the mask on. Now talk to them, and press
B to teach them a new dance! They will be so happy that you have done
this, that they will give you a Heart Piece!
#6: This heart piece is inside of the Mighty Training Center in West Clock
Town. To get it, you will have to enter the Expert Course, and pay
the guy 10 Rupees. If you get a perfect score, then you will be rewarded
with a Heart Piece.
#7: Head to the Stock Pot Inn in East Clock Town, and head upstairs to the
bathroom area at 12AM (midnight), and you will see a hand coming out
of the toilet (or the small hole). Talk to it, and it will ask for
some paper, so give it the Land Title Deed, and you will get a Heart
Piece.
#8: Head to the Town Shooting Gallery in East Clock Town, and play the game
for 20 Rupees. Remember the rules: Hit as many Red Octoroks as you
can, and don't hit any Blue Octoroks, or you will lose points. To
get your Heart Piece, get a score of 50 points, and the guy will
hand you a Heart Piece as your prize.
#9: To get this Heart Piece, go to Honey & Darling's Shop, and play each game
on each different day. If you can beat the high score for each of the
three games for all three days, you will be rewarded with a Heart Piece!
#10: As Deku Link, go to the Deku Scrub Playground in North Clock Town by
using the Deku Flower near the Great Fairy Fountain to launch over
to the hole in the ground, which leads to this Playground. Go here
anytime between 6 and 12AM to play the game. Your goal here is to
nab all of the Rupees from the platforms, all while NOT hitting the
ground. Use the Deku Flowers to do this with success. If you play
this game, and get the fastest time for three days in a row, you
will get a Heart Piece.
#11: Go to the Observatory, and search to the left of the Clock Tower, and
you should see a Deku Scrub flying around. He'll eventually land
inside of a underground hole near the Observatory, so exit the
Observatory, and make your way to this hole in Termina Field.
Inside, you can buy a Heart Piece for 150 Rupees! Or, if you do
not want to buy it for that much, just say no, and he'll try to
sell it to you for 100 Rupees!
#12: As Goron Link, go to Clock Town, and enter the Treasure Chest Shop,
and play the game by going through the maze, and make your way through
the maze, and to the chest at the end before the time limit ends.
If you do this as Goron Link, you will get a Heart Piece!
#13: When you wear the Keaton Mask around some of the "alive" bushes in North
Clock Town (and other areas), then attack them all before they dissapear,
a Keaton will come out, and ask you some questions...a quiz containing of
5 random questions. If you answer them correctly, you will get a Piece of
Heart!
#14: To get this Heart Piece, you'll need the Couple's Mask. Once you have this
mask, head to the Mayor's Residence, and speak with the Mayor while
wearing the mask, and you will break up his meeting. As a reward for doing
this, he'll give you a Heart Piece.
#15: This Heart Piece is really easy to get. Just put on the All-Night Mask,
and head into the Stock Pot Inn, and listen to the Grandmother tell
you the "Carnival of Time" story. At the end of the stort, answer:
"On the Eve of the Festival", and she'll give you a Heart Piece
#16: Now for this Heart Piece, do the same thing as the above Heart Piece,
but this time, listen to "The Four Giant's" story, and at the end when
she asks you the question, answer: "I dunno". She'll give you a Heart
Piece for listening so hard!
#17: Simply collect 5,000 Rupees total, and store them all in the Clock Town
bank in East Clock Town. Once you have collected 5,000 or more Rupees,
the banker will be so proud of you, he'll give you a Heart Piece as
interest for sticking with him after all those Rupees.
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Termina Field
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#18: This one is in Termina Field, right outside of the Romain Ranch entrance,
and before the Milk Road Entrance. It's hidden in the tall grass, but
you can find it by walking around the area surrounded by butterflies.
Once you fall in (it must be during the day-time), and kill the
flying Pea Pod. Once this is over, a chest will be revealed, and
a Heart Piece is inside it.
#19: This Piece is inside a hole outside of the northern exit of Clock Town, in
the snowy area, just past the ramp you run down, and it's near one of
those mushroom shaped rocks (like where you got Kamaro's Mask). Inside,
there are two Dodongos. Concentrate on one of them first, then the other.
To defeat them, just wait for them to shoot fire at you, then circle
around them to their tales, attack with a jumping slash, defend with
your shield right away, because they'll spin around and hit you
with their tale, then repeat. After both of them are defeated, you
will get a chest containing a Heart Piece!
#20: This Heart Piece lies inside a hole, which is beneath a giant rock by the
Ocean. Blow it up with a bomb, then hop into the hole. Inside you will
find some Deku Plants that are underwater. Kill them with some arrows,
then shoot down all 3 of the bee-hives hanging way above them on the roof
and you will get a Heart Piece, but this can only be accessed as Zora
Link, because the Heart Piece is so deep under the water.
#21: To get this heart piece, you must first locate the four hidden underground
holes in Termina Field that feature 4 Gossip Stones, 1 of them being
larger than normal. Now just play your specific character's "special" song
to the large Gossip Stones (Deku Link's would be the Sonata of Awakening,
and so on...) in each of the four holes, and you will get this Piece of
Heart. The hole locations are:
- One hole is to the right of the entrance to the snowy area in Termina
Field, right outside of North Clock Town. Easy to find
- One hole is beneath a rock near the Beach area, just outside of East
Clock Town
- One hole is near the entrance to Southern Swamp, just past the large
spherical tree with a hidden hole under it. This hole is right on
the edge of the high grass
- This hole is to the left of the Observatory, right near the fence.
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#22: This one is on top of a large black tree near the hole in the ground on
the path that leads to Southern Swamp. Kill the bat on the vines before
climbing up to the top of the tree.
#23: This Heart Piece is in Southern Swamp, and on top of the roof of the
house. Give the Land Title Deed to the Deku Scrub here to gain access
to the Deku Flower here, then glide to the roof and nab the Heart Piece.
#24: This one can be gotton from the Tourist guy in the Tourist Info. Center
in the Swamp. Just take a pic of the King Deku, and take the photo back
to him to receive your Heart Piece.
#25: This one can be obtained after defeating the Woodfall Temple. After doing
so, return back to the Tourist Information Center in the Southern
Swamp area, and speak with Kotake in there. Take the boat ride, and on
the way, you will be allowed to play her mini-game. There is a target
on the back of the boat (Kotake actually has the target on her broom
and she's following the boat), and your goal is to hit the targets at
least 20 times. If you hit Kotake more than 10 times, you lose. Hit the
targets 20 times or more, and Kotake will give you a Heart Piece! The
game is 10 Rupees to play if you lose the first time, so be ready...
#26: This Heart Piece is on a platform to the left of the entrance to Woodfall
Swamp. First, head over to the Owl Statue that is near the entracne to
the Woodfall Temple, then use the Deku Flower here and fly to the north,
and to the next Deku Flower. Be sure to kill the Deku Scrubs as you go
too. Continue to fly from platform to platform, until you reach a
platform with a large chest on top (the platform should be near the
entrance). Open the chest, and you will find a Heart Piece!
#27: To get this Heart Piece, simply go to the Swamp Shooting Gallery in
Southern Swamp, and play the game of shooting the Deku Scrubs. To
get the highest score (over 2,000 points), you'll need to shoot
every Deku Scrub, and if you do it one time, you'll get a Quiver
Upgrade, but do it a second time to get a Heart Piece.
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Deku's Palace
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#28: This Heart Piece is hidden within the maze to the left/right of the
Royal Chamber. Make your way through the maze, and you will find this
Heart Piece eventually.
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Pirates' Fortress
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#29: This heart piece is inside of the Pirates' Fortress, just near the
first crystal switch. You must first plow out the barrels blocking
a floor switch, then step on the switch to reveal a cage with the
Heart Piece. Roll down to it before the cage's gate closes, and
nab the Heart Piece.
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Pinnacle Rock
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#30: To get this Heart Piece, simply enter Pinnacle Rock, and locate the
missing Seahorse inside one of the holes within the area. Look for
a gold light near one of the holes to find which hole has the
seahorse in it. Do this, and speak to the 2 seahorses to get a
Heart Piece!
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Great Bay Coast
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#31: To get this Heart Piece, get the Captain's Mask first, then head to the
Oceanside Spider House, and speak to each of the Stalchildren while
wearing the mask, and you will hear in what order you should shoot
the masks in the last room with Skulltula Tokens #27-30. Shoot the
masks on the wall in the correct order that they told you to, and
a gate will open. Run through it to find a chest containing a Heart
Piece.
#32: To get this Piece of Heart, head to Zora Hall in Great Bay Coast, and
enter the first room to the left behind the music band to find
a Deku Scrub. As Goron Link, give the Deku Scrub the Mountain Title
Deed, then use the Deku Flower to fly up to the Heart Piece on the
upper ledge.
#33: On the way to the Beaver's race area in Great Bay Coast, there is a
waterfall you pass by near the ledges you Hookshotted to. From
the ledge nearest to the waterfall, peek over the ledge and you
will see a Like-Like underwater. Kill it with some arrows, then
dive into the water as Zora Link to nab the Heart Piece here.
#34: Go inside of Zora Hall, and enter Mikau's dressing room. Hookshot your
way to the upper level, and read his diary to learn part of a new song.
Now head into Japas' dressing room, and play the part of the song you
just learned, then listen to Japas play the rest of the song. Now
play the whole song to Evan as normal Link to get a Heart Piece!
#35: Go to the Marine Research Lab near the Owl Statue, and stand on the
aquarium near the door, and feed the fish some fish you've caught in
some bottles. Feed one fish 4-5 times to make him grow very large, and
he'll eat the other fish, and give you a Heart Piece!
#36: Find the Scarecrow here by the coast where you play the Great Bay Jumping
game, then hop onto the ledge using your hookshot on the ledge. Now use
Magic Beans in the soft-soil here, then water it, and ride the leaf to
the next ledge. Play your Scarecrow's Song to reveal the scarecrow here.
Use your hookshot on him to get to him, and play your song to him to get
a Heart Piece.
#37: After beating the Great Bay Temple, take the boat on the coast past the
Marine Research Lab to find an island, so hookshot onto it. Now play
his Jumping Game by jumping from torch-to-torch on each island, and if
you win, you will get a Heart Piece.
#38: Return to the Beaver's Race after winning a Bottle from them, and play
them again. Now finish the race in under 1:30 seconds, and they'll
reward you with a Heart Piece.
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Ikana Canyon
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#39: For this Heart Piece, head into Ikana Canyon, and find the bridge with
the two Octoroks, and head right of them, and into the hole in the
mountain, and eventually you will see a Deku Scrub. Now if you have
the Ocean Title Deed, give it to him as Zora Link to get his Deku
Flower, then as Deku Link, fly over to the ledge to nab a Heart
Piece.
#40: Enter the Spirit House behind the Music House and near the dried-up
lake in Ikana Canyon, and pay the man 30 Rupees to fight the Poes.
You will have to fight 4 Poes within the allotted time, and not
lose under 3 Hearts during the fight. If you do this in the allotted
time, you will win a Heart Piece.
#41: This Heart Piece can be found inside of Ikana Castle. Get to the roof of
the castle, and look to the right to find a crystal switch. Shoot it
with an arrow to lower some flames around a Heart Piece, then as Deku
Link, fly from Flower to Flower on the platforms to reach the Heart
Piece.
#42: This Heart Piece can be found inside of the Secret Shrine near the
Octorok bridge leading to Ikana Canyon. Hop into the water, and swim
to the left of the Octoroks and into a cave to find the Secret Shrine.
There are 4 rooms, each containing one mini-boss (Dinofols, Wizrobe,
Wart, and Garo Master). You will get a Silver Rupee for each boss
you defeat, plus a Heart Piece if you defeat them all!
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Mountain Village
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#43: First of all, to get this Heart Piece, you must have defeated Goht and
the Snowhead Temple to make it springtime. Now find the single frog
here with Don Gero's Mask on, and speak to him. He'll tell you to
locate the other Frogs in Termina to form a Frog Choir. If you assemble
all 5 Frogs, they'll give you a Heart Piece. Their locations are:
- One frog is in the Laundry Pool in Clock Town
- One frog appears after you've beaten Wart in the Great Bay Temple
- One frog appears after you defeat Gekko in the Woodfall Temple
- One frog is on a platform near the Deku Palace in Southern Swamp
#44: This Heart Piece can be found by giving the Deku Scrub in Goron Village
the Swamp Title Deed, then using his Deku Flower to fly to a Heart Piece
on a nearby ledge.
#45: This Heart Piece is under the water in Mountain Village inside of a
chest, but can only be accessed as Zora Link, and after beating the
Snowhead Temple.
#46: Find the Scarecrow in Mountain Village by using your Lens of Truth, and
teach him the song you taught the Scarecrow in the Observatory to get
a Heart Piece.
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Romani Ranch
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#47: Head into Romani Ranch on any day between 6AM and 6PM, and enter the Doggy
Racetrack near the barn. Pay the lady 10 Rupees to bet on a dog, then
with the Mask of Truth on, find a dog that says "Ruff" at the beginning
of his thoughts, then use that dog to bet on. If you win over 150 Rupees
in a race, the lady will triple your winnings, plus give you a Heart Piece
as a reward.
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Ikana Graveyard
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#48: Head into the Graveyard sometime after dark on the second day, and with
the Captain's Hat on, tell the Stalchildren to open the grave they are
dancing around. Now inside the grave, use your Lens of Truth to see
a hidden door, so enter it, then look to the left to find a bombable
wall. Blow it up, then enter the room, kill the invisible enemies, then
enter the next door to fight an Iron Knuckle. Kill him, and get a Heart
Piece from a new chest.
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The Moon
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#49: This Heart Piece is inside of the Deku Dungeon on the Moon, and can be
found on the last left-hand ledge. Use the Deku Flower on the spinning
ledges to reach it.
#50: This Heart Piece can be found inside of the Goron Dungeon on the Moon.
Use the long paths and the open chests to roll your way to the ledge
in the northwest corner of the room with the Heart Piece in it.
#51: This Heart Piece is inside of the Zora Dungeon on the Moon. Inside of
the waterway, take these directions to get to it: First left, right,
left, then straight.
#52: This Heart Piece is inside of Link's Dungeon on the Moon, and is
in the 6th room, just past the Iron Knuckle room.
09. Weapons List
Quick List:
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| WEAPON NAME | PRICE | LOCATION |
|_______________________|_______________|______________________________|
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| Kokiri Sword | N/A | Link's default weapon. |
| | | |
| Hero's Shield | N/A | Link's default Shield. |
| | | |
| Kokiri Tunic | N/A | Link has this at the start |
| | | of the game. |
| | | |
| Bomb | 0-40 Rupees | Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Bombchu | 0-40 Rupees | Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Hero's Bow | N/A | Inside of the Woodfall |
| | | Temple, after defeating the |
| | | Dinalfo. |
| | | |
| Fire Arrows | N/A | Snowhead Dungeon. |
| | | |
| Hookshot | N/A | Pirates' Fortress. |
| | | |
| Razor Sword | 100 Rupees | Mountain Smithy in Mountain |
| | | Village. |
| | | |
| Gilded Sword | Gold Dust | Mountain Smithy in Mountain |
| | | Village. |
| | | |
| Mirror Shield | N/A | Beneath the Well (Ikana |
| | | Canyon. |
| | | |
| Great Fairy's Sword | 15 Fairies | Get this from the Great Fairy|
| | | of Kindness after Stone Tower|
| | | Temple. |
| | | |
|_______________________|_______________|______________________________|
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Descriptions:
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Kokiri Sword
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Default Sword for Link.
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Hero's Shield
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Default Shield for Link in the game.
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Kokiri Tunic
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Default tunic for Link.
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Bomb
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Explodes after a few-second delay in time.
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Bombchu
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Bombs that explode after a delay, or on impact with an object. Motorized to
allow it to speed away from Link. Mouse-shaped bombs which are practical, sleek
and self-propelled.
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Fire Arrows
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Lights normal arrows on fire.
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Hero's Bow
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Shoots arrows. Can only be used with normal Link, and without a transformation
mask on.
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Hookshot
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Grappling hook that allows Link to access far away areas, but only works
on wood.
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Razor Sword
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An upgraded version of Link's Kokiri Sword. It's stronger, but will return
to it's normal state after 100 uses. If only there was a way to make it
permanent...hmmm...
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Gilded Sword
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Woohoo! If you bring the Gold Dust to the Mountain Smithy, you will get
this sword, which is the strongest of all swords, and will never become
dull!
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Mirror Shield
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Normal Link's shield that reflects magic and beams of light. Very useful in
some dungeons and temples...
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Great Fairy's Sword
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This Sword you will get from the Great Fairy of Kindness, and is almost EXACTLY
like the Gilded Sword, and both strength and appearance.
10. Items List
Quick List:
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| | | |
| ITEM NAME | PRICE (If bought) | LOCATION |
|_______________________|___________________|______________________________|
| | | |
| Moon's Tear | N/A | On top of the Observatory, |
| | | in the secret hideout of the |
| | | Bomber's club in East Clock |
| | | Town. |
| | | |
| Clock Town Map | 5 Rupees | From Tingle in North Clock |
| | | Town. |
| | | |
| Woodfall Map | 40 Rupees | Also can be bought from |
| | | Tingle in North Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Land Title Deed | N/A | You get this from the Gold |
| | | Deku Scrub in South Clock |
| | | Town after giving him the |
| | | Moon's Tear item. |
| | | |
| Bomber's Notebook | N/A | You get this item from the |
| | | Bomber Kid outside of their |
| | | secret hideout as normal |
| | | Link in East Clock Town. |
| | | First enter the hideout, |
| | | then as you leave, he will |
| | | give it to you. |
| | | |
| Deku Nuts | 15 Rupees for 5 | Anywhere, really. |
| | | |
| Deku Sticks | 20 Rupees | " " |
| | | |
| Ocarina of Time | N/A | Get it back from the Skull |
| | | Kid on the Clock Tower in |
| | | South Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Bottle of Red Potion | N/A | Get it from Koume in the |
| | | Woods of Mystery. |
| | | |
| Bomb | 0-40 Rupees | Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Bombchu | 0-40 Rupees | Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Bomb Bag | 40 Rupees | Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Hero's Bow | N/A | Inside of the Woodfall |
| | | Temple, after defeating the |
| | | Dinalfo. |
| | | |
| Fire Arrows | N/A | Snowhead Dungeon. |
| | | |
| Hookshot | N/A | Pirates' Fortress. |
| | | |
| Lens of Truth | N/A | Goron Village. |
| | | |
| Magic Bean(s) | 0-20 Rupees | From the Bean Dealer. |
| | | |
| Arrows | N/A | Anywhere, really. |
| | | |
| Adult Wallet | 200 Rupees. | From the banker in West Clock|
| | | Town. |
| | | |
| Photograph Box | N/A | Save Kotake in the Woods of |
| | | Mystery in Woodfall, then |
| | | speak with her in the Tourist|
| | | Information Center in |
| | | Southern Swamp to receive |
| | | this Camera. Use it to take |
| | | cool pictures. |
| | | |
| Large Quiver | N/A | Prize in in the Shooting |
| | | Gallery in East Clock Town |
| | | for beating the record for |
| | | most points. |
| | | |
| Red Potion | 30 Rupees | Any potion shop or Trading |
| | | Post in East Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Green Potion | 30 Rupees | Any potion shop or Trading |
| | | Post in East Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Fairy in a bottle | 50 Rupees | Almost any shop, or the |
| | | Trading Post in East Clock |
| | | Town. |
| | | |
| Giant's Wallet | N/A | Complete the Oceanside Spider|
| | | House in Great Bay Coast on |
| | | the First Day to get this |
| | | large wallet. |
| | | |
| Ice Arrows | N/A | Found inside of the Great |
| | | Bay Temple, after defeating |
| | | Wart, a mini-boss. |
| | | |
| Small Keys | N/A | Inside of any temple/dungeon.|
| | | |
| Boss Keys | N/A | There is one Boss Key inside |
| | | of every temple/dungeon. |
| | | |
| Light Arrows | N/A | Stone Tower Temple. |
| | | |
| Powder Keg | 50-100 Rupees | Bomb Shop and Goron Village. |
| | | |
| Chateau Romani Milk | 200 Rupees | Milk Bar in Clock Town. |
| | | |
| Gold Dust | N/A | Win the Goron Race in Goron |
| | | Village. |
| | | |
|_______________________|___________________|______________________________|
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Descriptions:
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Moon's Tear
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Use this item to give to the Deku Scrub in South Clock Town, and to gain the
Land Title Deed from him.
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Clock Town Map
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A map of Clock Town.
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Woodfall Map
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A map of Woodfall Swamp.
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Land Title Deed
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This deed gives you the ownership of any gold Deku Flower in any area, but
it's mainly used for the gold Deku Flower in South Clock Town.
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Bomber's Notebook
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This nifty little item allows Link to keep track of other people's scheduals
on each of the three days (1st, 2nd, and Final), and lets Link keep track
of anything he needs to do, or any promises he needs to keep with certain
amount of people. The maximum number of people that can be kept track of is
20 people.
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Deku Nuts
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Stuns enemies with a single toss.
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Deku Stick
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A wooden stick that can be used as a weak weapon, or to light a torch by
lighting the end on fire.
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Ocarina of Time
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Plays songs, as well as it returns Link back to the First Day, and saves your
game progress too.
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Bomb
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Explodes after a few-second delay in time.
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Bomb Bag
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Holds Bombs, and allows Link to actually carry Bombs around. It is made from
a certain monster's stomach.
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Bombchu
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Bombs that explode after a delay, or on impact with an object. Motorized to
allow it to speed away from Link. Mouse-shaped bombs which are practical, sleek
and self-propelled.
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Adult Wallet
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Holds Rupees that Link collects along his journey. The Adult Wallet can hold
up to a maximum of 200 Rupees at a time.
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Fire Arrows
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Lights normal arrows on fire.
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Hero's Bow
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Shoots arrows. Can only be used with normal Link, and without a transformation
mask on.
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Hookshot
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Grappling hook that allows Link to access far away areas, but only works
on wood.
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Lens of Truth
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Used to see invisible things/people/enemies.
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Magic Beans
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Plant these in the magic bean spots hidden in the game as a child to access
hidden areas after it has been watered, and grows out to a full grown leaf.
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Large Quiver
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Holds more arrows than a normal Quiver holds. It can hold up to a maximum of
40 arrows.
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Red Potion
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This does the trick when you need energy, but you need an empty bottle to keep
it in...
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Green Potion
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Use this if your Magic Power is low. But first, you'll need an empty bottle.
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Fairy
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This'll save you if your energy runs out! Keep it in an empty bottle.
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Giant's Wallet
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A larger wallet than the Adult Wallet, the Giant's Wallet allows Link to carry
up to 500 Rupees at a time. This is almost essential to the game, because you
won't be able to collect all of the masks without it.
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Ice Arrows
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Adds Ice to normal arrows.
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Small Keys
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The small keys are always found within small treasure chests in any dungeon or
temple, and are used to unlock any normally locked door. These DO NOT unlock
Boss doors in the temples, however.
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Boss Keys
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These special keys are usually found after fighting a mini-boss battle inside
of a dungeon, and allow access to the Boss's Lair, which can only be unlocked
with a Boss Key.
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Light Arrows
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Adds Light to normal arrows, and the only way to defeat some enemies and
bosses.
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Powder Keg
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This extra-large bomb is able to blow up almost anything, including very large
boulders that cannot be blown up by normal bombs. The Powder Keg can only be
used as Goron Link.
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Chateau Romani Milk
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Extra-special milk, the Chateau Romani increases your health, and it also gives
you unlimited Magic Power (your Magic Bar will turn blue) until you go back
in time. This item is VERY useful for some areas in the game.
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Gold Dust
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This extra-rare (not to mention special) dust is made out of a rare gold from
the Mountains, and can be used to create even the strongest metals. Use
this at the Mountain Smithy to upgrade your sword to the Gilded Sword.
11. Empty Bottle Locations
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#1: Defeat the Skull Kid on top of the Clock Tower in South Clock Town, then
head to the Southern Swamp area near Woodfall, and enter the Woods of
Mystery. Follow the monkey to Kotake the witch, who needs some red
potion for energy. Leave the Woods of Mystery, and speak to Koume inside
of her Potion Shop, and get the Red Potion in a bottle for Kotake. Give
the Potion to Kotake in the Woods of Mystery, and you will be allowed
to keep the empty bottle!
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#2: To get this bottle, head to the Romani Ranch after 1AM and around 2AM
on the First Day, and speak to Romani, the ranch girl, then follow her
into the barn. Now, leave the barn, and wait for the UFOs to come from
the sky, and shoot them down with your Hero's Bow until Dawn of the Second
Day, and she'll give you some Chateau Romani inside of a bottle!
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#3: To get this bottle, defeat Goht, and the entire Snowhead Temple. Afterwards,
the entire Goron Village and Mountain Village will become normal again,
and the snow will have melted. This will open up the path in Goron Village
that leads to a Biggoron who sells Powder Kegs to Gorons, so enter there
as Goron Link, and take the Powder Keg from him. Now take it to the
entrance of Mountain Village, and up the hills and place it in front of
the large boulder blocking the Goron Races, near the small Goron. It will
blow up, allowing you to enter the Goron Races. Enter the race, and win
the race to get some Gold Dust, which comes in a Bottle!
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#4: To get this bottle, you must have beaten the Great Bay Temple, and have
defeated Gyorg, the boss of this Temple. Once this is done with, head
onto the shore with the Skulltula House and the Fisherman's Hut, and
head to the right of these two houses, and through the hole in the
cave, and to the other side, onto the next beach. Continue along the beach,
past the Zoras, and until you reach a large piece of wood that you can
climb onto in the sand. Head onto it, and hookshot your way to the platform
above you, the one with the palm tree on it, and use the palm tree as
a target for your hookshot. Now continue to do this for all of the palm
tree platforms in this area, until you reach a hole in the wall near a
waterfall. Enter it to be in Waterfall Rapids. Once here, dive into the
water as Zora Link, and talk to the beaver at the floor of the water.
He'll ask you if you want to race for a Empty Bottle, so agree. Now
you only have 2 minutes to swim through 20 rings underwater (swim through
the ones that are spinning, and stay close behind the beaver), and if
you do this in under 2 minutes, the other beaver will then challenge
you. Now you have to swim through 25 rings in under 2 minutes. This
is a bit more challenging, but nothing you can't do. After doing this,
the beavers will give up, and give you an Empty Bottle.
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#5: To get this bottle, complete the massive trading sequence to reunite Anju
and Kafei up to where you have to deliver Mama's Letter, then deliver
the Letter to Mama in the Milk Bar while wearing Kafei's Mask, and she'll
give you a Bottle with Chateau Romani!
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#6: To get this final bottle, enter the Ikana Graveyard on the Final Day after
6PM, and enter with the Captain's Hat. Now tell the Stalchildren to
open the grave they are dancing around, and enter the grave. Inside, you
will find Dampe, and he's looking for the buried treasure. To get this
treasure, you'll have to lead his SLOW ass to each of the 6 dirt patches
down here. There are 5 on the ground, and the last one is on top of
a pillar near a ladder. To lead Dampe up here, simply lead him onto
the brown platform that moves, then climb up the ladder on the other
side of the area to meet him up on the dirt patch. After he's dug up
all 6 dirt patches (3 of them will reveal parts of a poe...), a
Big Poe will come out, and you'll have to fight it. To beat it, simply
block his spin attack, then when it stops, shoot it with an arrow,
then do a 180 to spot the Poe again, and repeat until it dies. Now
a chest will be revealed, and inside is an Empty Bottle!
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12. The Masks
Locations:
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| | |
| MASK NAME | LOCATION OF MASK |
|__________________________|_________________________________________________|
| | |
| Deku Mask | Inside of the Clock Tower in South Clock Town, |
| | this mask is given to you by the Happy Mask |
| | Dealer after the mini-fight with the Skull Kid. |
| | |
| Great Fairy Mask | After getting the Deku Mask, return the single |
| | lost fairy to the Great Fairy in the Great Fairy|
| | Fountain in North Clock Town, and she will give |
| | you this mask. |
| | |
| Blast Mask | Go to North Clock Town at 12AM while playing |
| | as normal Link to find an old lady walking. A |
| | robber will come by and steal her bag. Knock |
| | him over before he can run away, and the old |
| | lady will give you the Blast Mask as a reward. |
| | |
| Bremen Mask | Head to Laundry Pool area around 12AM in Clock |
| | Town to find the music-box man. Talk to him to |
| | get this mask. |
| | |
| Kafei's Mask | Enter the Mayor's Residence around 10AM in East |
| | Clock Town, and then enter the door to the right|
| | and speak with the human lady in here, then |
| | say "yes" to her to get his mask. |
| | |
| Bunny Hood | Go to Romani Ranch as normal Link around |
| | midnight on the Final Day, and enter the barn. |
| | Talk to the man there, then use the Bremen Mask |
| | and march around, collecting the 10 scattered |
| | chicks until they all mature. You will then get |
| | the Bunny Hood from the man near the tree! |
| | |
| Odolwa's Remains | Defeat Odolwa, the dungeon boss of the Woodfall |
| | Temple to get this Guardian Mask (1 out of 4). |
| | |
| Mask of Scents | Keep up with the Deku inside of the Deku Shrine |
| | after beating the Woodfall Temple. |
| | |
| Kamaro Mask | At midnight of the First Day, leave Clock Town |
| | through the northern exit, then run left, |
| | following the fence. Eventually, you will reach |
| | a man on top of a large rock, and he's dancing. |
| | Talk to him, then play the Song of Healing, and |
| | you will receive the Kamoro Mask! |
| | |
| Goron Mask | Talk to the Owl in Goron Village, follow him to |
| | the secret shrine containing the Lens of Truth, |
| | take it, then return to where you met the owl. |
| | Here, you will find a Goron Ghost, so use the |
| | Lens of Truth, and follow him to the Goron |
| | Graveyard. Here, play the Song of Healing to |
| | him, and he'll rest in peace, thus giving you |
| | the Goron Mask! |
| | |
| Goht's Remains | Defeat Goht, the dungeon boss of the Snowhead |
| | Temple to get this Guardian Mask (2 out of 4). |
| | |
| Don Gero Mask | Turn into normal Link with the Bunny Hood, and |
| | light a Deku Stick with one of those torches, |
| | and then run around the Goron Shrine, and light |
| | all of the torches here, until the large center |
| | chandelier starts to spin around. Now return to |
| | the top of the area, and face the burning |
| | chandelier as Goron Link, and do a Goron Spike |
| | roll from the red carpet and to the burning pots|
| | on the chandelier. Break each pot until a piece |
| | of meat falls from one of them. Now pick this up|
| | as Goron Link, and carry it to that starving |
| | Goron near the Owl Statue in Mountain Village. |
| | Give him the rock sirloin, and he'll come down |
| | to you, and hand you the Don Gero Mask! |
| | |
| Stone Mask | Buy some Red Potion for 30 Rupees at the Trading|
| | Post, then exit out the Eastern Exit in East |
| | Clock Town. Now run straight while riding |
| | Epona, and hop over the first two fences, and |
| | you will reach an area with group of rocks to |
| | the right. Use your Lens of Truth to spot a |
| | soldier sitting in the center of them, waving |
| | his hands around. Speak to him to find out that |
| | everyone ignores him, and he'll ask for |
| | something to help him. Give him the Red Potion, |
| | and he'll give you the Stone Mask as a reward! |
| | |
| Zora Mask | To get this transformation mask, simply head to |
| | Great Bay Coast with Epona after beating the |
| | Snowhead Temple and Goht, then swim out to the |
| | floating Zora in the water, drag him to the |
| | shore, listen to his story, and then you will |
| | get the Zora Mask! |
| | |
| Gyorg's Remains | To get this Guardian Mask, you must beat the |
| | Great Bay Temple, then defeat it's boss, Gyorg. |
| | (3 out of 4). |
| | |
| All-Night Mask | Save the old lady in North Clock Town on Day 1 |
| | from the burglar, then go to the Curiosity Shop |
| | on Day 3 to buy this mask for 500 Rupees. |
| | |
| Keaton Mask | Get this mask from the Shop Owner in the back |
| | entrance of the Curiosity Shop after delivering |
| | Anju's letter to him around 4PM on the second |
| | day. |
| | |
| Postman's Hat | After getting the Keaton's Mask from the shop |
| | owner, deliver Mama's Letter to the Mailman to |
| | relieve him of his duty, then get the Postman's |
| | Hat. |
| | |
| Garo's Mask | Enter Gorman Ranch sometime during the day, and |
| | race the Gormans with Epona for 10 Rupees. Win |
| | the race to get the Garo's Mask! |
| | |
| Romani Mask | After you've protected the Romani Barn from the |
| | UFOs on the First Day in Romani Ranch, play the |
| | next game with Romani, and protect her from |
| | thieves as she heads to Clock Town. Do so with |
| | success to receive the Romani Mask. |
| | |
| Mask of Truth | Complete the Southern Swamp Spider House by |
| | collecting all 30 Skulltula Tokens, and you |
| | will the Mask of Truth from the Skulltula man |
| | at the entrance of the Spider House! |
| | |
| Captain's Hat | Defeat Skull Keena in the Ikano Graveyard to get|
| | this mask! |
| | |
| Gibdo Mask | Fill up the dried up lake in Ikano Canyon, then |
| | sneak into the Center Music House, run into the |
| | basement, and play the Song of Healing to the |
| | mummified father in the closet to get this mask.|
| | |
| Circus Leader's Mask | After getting the Romani Mask, head to the Milk |
| | Bar in Clock Town around 10PM on either Day 1 |
| | or Day 2, and talk to the fish near the stage. |
| | Agree to help him with his performance, and |
| | he'll have you play your instrument on a certain|
| | spot on the stage. Talk to him as each form of |
| | Link (normal, Goron, Deku, Zora), and you'll |
| | end up playing the Ballad of the Windfish, which|
| | will make Gorman cry, and give you this mask! |
| | |
| Couple's Mask | Complete the lengthy trading sequence with Kafei|
| | and Anju (see "Side-Quests/Mini-Games" section |
| | for more details) to get this mask. |
| | |
| Giant's Mask | Defeat the large Eyegore in the Upside-down |
| | Stone Tower Temple right before the temple boss |
| | to get this mask. |
| | |
| Twinmold's Remains | Defeat Twinmold, the temple boss in Stone Tower |
| | Temple to get this mask. |
| | |
| Fierce Deity Mask | Collect all 20 of the normal masks in the game, |
| | and the kid with Majora's Mask on the Moon will |
| | give you this mighty mask! |
| | |
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Explanations:
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| | |
| MASK NAME | LOCATION OF MASK |
|__________________________|_________________________________________________|
| | |
| Deku Mask | The Deku Mask is a transformation mask that you |
| | must earn as normal Link, and it transforms |
| | Link into Deku Link. A required mask. |
| | |
| Great Fairy Mask | The Great Fairy Mask, when worn, attracts all |
| | kinds of Stray Fairies in all 4 Temples, and is |
| | required if you want to collect all 15 Stray |
| | Fairies in each temple in the game. |
| | |
| Blast Mask | This mask, when worn, allows Link to blow |
| | things up without using bombs. You can blow up |
| | anything that a regular bomb can, but Link will |
| | take damage from the explosion. |
| | |
| Bremen Mask | This mask looks remarkably like a chicken, and |
| | is used to attrack small chicks in the back of |
| | the Romani Ranch, and to earn a Heart Piece. |
| | |
| Kafei's Mask | Kafei's Mask looks a lot like Kafei himself, |
| | and is used to talk to townspeople to find out |
| | about Kafei's wearabouts, and to complete the |
| | long trading sequence involving Kafei and Anju. |
| | |
| Bunny Hood | The Bunny Hood has no real use in the game, and |
| | is not really required, but you will need it to |
| | make really long jumps, and to dodge enemy's |
| | attacks. It makes Link run and jump further than|
| | normal. Reccommended. |
| | |
| Odolwa's Remains | This mask has no use until the end of the game, |
| | when you go to the Moon. |
| | |
| Mask of Scents | No real use, except to smell things very well. |
| | It's used to find the stinky fungus in Clock |
| | Town. |
| | |
| Kamaro Mask | The Kamaro's Mask lets Link dance very well, and|
| | is used to teach others how to dance, and to |
| | spread the "special" dance of the Kamaro. |
| | |
| Goron Mask | This is a required transformation mask, and is |
| | used for many Goron-only areas. |
| | |
| Goht's Remains | This mask has no use until the end of the game, |
| | when you go to the Moon. |
| | |
| Don Gero Mask | Don Gero's Mask is a mask of the great frog |
| | conductor, Don Gero. This mask's use is to |
| | attract fellow frogs, and to create the ultimate|
| | frog choir. Do this to get a Heart Piece. |
| | |
| Stone Mask | The Stone Mask is used to avoid many enemies in |
| | the game. Since it is made out of stone, you |
| | can go by most enemies in the game un-noticed |
| | while wearing this cool mask. Reccommended. |
| | |
| Zora Mask | Another transformation mask, the Zora Mask |
| | transforms Link into a Zora, and allows Link to |
| | enter Zora-only areas, swim underwater without |
| | air, and walk along the ocean floor. |
| | |
| Gyorg's Remains | This mask has no use until the end of the game, |
| | when you go to the Moon. |
| | |
| All-Night Mask | This special Mask is very cool, in that it |
| | allows Link to stay awake all night, and it is |
| | used to collect at least 2 Heart Pieces. |
| | |
| Keaton Mask | The Keaton Mask is used to summon the great |
| | Keaton near the "alive" bushes, and to play his |
| | game of Quiz questions to win Rupees and a Heart|
| | Pieces. |
| | |
| Postman's Hat | The Postman's Hat is cool, in that it allows |
| | Link to go through the Mailboxes, and take |
| | special stuff like Rupees. |
| | |
| Garo's Mask | The Garo's Mask is the mask of the ancient |
| | ninjas, and it allows you to enter Ikana Canyon.|
| | It also allows you to fight Garos, as well as |
| | pass by ReDead enemies without them seeing you. |
| | |
| Romani Mask | The Romani Mask is a special Mask that allows |
| | Link to enter the Milk Bar in East Clock Town |
| | after 10PM, and buy the special Chateau Romani |
| | Milk. |
| | |
| Mask of Truth | This mask lets Link peek into certain people's |
| | thoughts, as well as animals, and even into |
| | Gossip Stones to learn valuable advice. |
| | |
| Captain's Hat | The Captain's Hat lets Link talk to the Stal- |
| | Children, and even give them orders. It also |
| | lets Link avoid combat with the Stalchildren. |
| | |
| Gibdo Mask | The Gibdo Mask is a mask that, when worn, allows|
| | Link to pass by ReDeads and other dead enemies |
| | without them attacking you. |
| | |
| Circus Leader's Mask | This mask has a small, but useful use in the |
| | game. When worn while riding with Cremia to |
| | deliver the Milk to Clock Town, the thieves |
| | following the cart will only follow you, and |
| | not attack the cart and try to steal the milk. |
| | |
| Couple's Mask | This mask is almost useless, but it's one good |
| | use is that it allows you to get a Heart Piece |
| | from the Mayor of Clock Town when worn. |
| | |
| Giant's Mask | The only use for this mask is to make Link very |
| | large during the boss fight in Stone Tower |
| | Temple, and that's it. It is almost required to |
| | beat the temple's boss. |
| | |
| Twinmold's Remains | This mask has no use until the end of the game, |
| | when you go to the Moon. |
| | |
| Fierce Deity Mask | This special mask can be gotten after getting |
| | all 20 normal Masks, and lets Link take on the |
| | role of a mighty warrior, but can only be used |
| | during Boss battles. It's a very mighty mask |
| | indeed. |
| | |
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13. The Ocarina Songs
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1. Song of Time:
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How do I play this song?
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C-Right, A, C-Down, C-Right, A, C-Down
Where do I get this song?
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From Princess Zelda, on top of the Clock Tower in South Clock Town during the
battle with the Skull Kid, and after you get the Ocarina of Time back from him.
What does this song do?
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The Song of Time saves your game for you, and returns you to Dawn of the First
Day in the game. It's a song from the previous Zelda game, Zelda: Ocarina of
Time. This was given to you by Princess Zelda, and holds many memories of
her from the past...
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2. Song of Healing:
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How do I play this song?
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C-Left, C-Right, C-Down
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
You get the Song of Healing from the Happy Mask Dealer, after the battle
with the Skull Kid, and inside of the Clock Tower in South Clock Town.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
This healing mask removes any type of curse or spell that has overcome
somebody with a mask, and will remove it for them. It also works on other
people, as well as Link.
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3. Song of Double Time:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
C-Right, C-Right, A, A, C-Down, C-Down
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Link will automatically know this song after getting his Ocarina of Time
back from the Skull Kid in Clock Town.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
This song is sort of like the Song of Time, in that it moves time forward,
but instead, it doubles the amount of time which passes, and fast-forwards
you to the night of whatever day you are on.
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4. Sonata of Awakening:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
C-Up, C-Left, C-Up, C-Left, A, C-Right, A
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
You will get this song from the caged monkey in the Royal Chamber, in
the Deku Palace near Woodfall Swamp.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - -
The Song of Awakening basically "awakens" the Woodfall dungeon when
he plays it at the right time, and on the correct platform outside of
the Deku Palace and the Royal Chamber, just after finding the caged
up monkey.
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5. Song of Soaring:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
C-Down, C-Left, C-Up, C-Down, C-Left, C-Up
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
You will get this song from the Owl just outside of the Deku Palace,
and outside of the Royal Chamber area. Talk to the owl who is on the
high ledge with a blue stone, then read the blue stone to learn this
song.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Playing this song allows Link to warp to any Owl Statue (save point) that
he's already discovered (do this by hitting it with your sword, and it
will become active).
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6. Oath to Order:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
C-Right, C-Down, A, C-Down, C-Right, C-Up
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
You will receive this song after defeating Odolwa, the Dungeon boss of the
Woodfall Temple.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
This song does nothing until you are towards the end of the game, and have
rescued all 4 of the Guardians from their cursed masks.
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7. Inverted Song of Time:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
C-Down, A, C-Right, C-Down, A, C-Right
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Link automatically knows this song, but it can be "learned" from the scarecrow
in either the Observatory or the Trading Post in Clock Town.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
The Inversed Song of Time actually SLOWS down the flow of time in the game,
therefore giving you more time to complete tasks, and slow down the moon's
fall to the planet. Playing the song again returns the flow of time back
to normal.
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8. Goron Lullaby:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
A, C-Right, C-Left, A, C-Right, C-Left, C-Right, A
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
First, unfreeze the frozen Goron near the entrance to the Goron
Village, in Mountain Village, then enter the Goron Shrine in Goron
Village by Do the Goron Stomp, which is A + B together, to open it.
Enter Goron Shrine. Head to the north, and speak to the crying baby,
then go back to the old Goron you un-froze. She's frozen again, so
unfreeze her once more. Talk to her, and she'll teach you only the
first part of the Goron's Lullaby, which is the Lullaby Intro! Now run
back to the baby inside of the Goron Shrine, and play the Lullaby Intro
to it. The baby will then teach you the second part, and learn the
Goron Lullaby!
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
This song basically puts Gorons to sleep and such, and it will be used
to get to certain Heart Pieces, and enter dungeons, like Snowhead
Dungeon, as well as other things.
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9. Epona's Song:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
C-Up, C-Left, C-Right, C-Up, C-Left, C-Right
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Play Romani's training game with Epona in the Romani Ranch on the First Day,
and she'll teach you this song.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Just like in Z:OoT, playing Epona's Song makes Epona come to you whenever
you want her to, and she'll come to you anywhere in Termina Field, even
if you have lost her.
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10. New Wave Bossa Nova:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
C-Left, C-Up, C-Left, C-Right, C-Down, C-Left, C-Right
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
After you've collected all 7 of the missing Zora Eggs in the Pirates'
Fortress and Pinnacle Rock, the 7 hatchlings in the Marine Research
Center will teach you this song.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
This song allows you to hitch a ride on Lulu, a turtle, and she'll
take you to the Great Bay Temple.
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11. Song of Storms:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
A, C-Down, C-Up, A, C-Down, C-Up
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
You get the Song of Storms from the composer Poe underneath the Graveyard in
Ikano Graveyard, after defeating the Iron Knuckle on Day 1.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
This song, when played, pours the entire area with rain, and will fill up
anything that is in need of water (a well, a lake, soft-soil, etc...).
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12. Elegy of Emptiness:
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How do I play this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
C-Right, C-Left, C-Right, C-Down, C-Right, C-Up, C-Left
Where do I get this song?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Defeat the boss in the Ikana Castle, Igos Du Ikana, and he'll teach you
this song.
What does this song do?
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
This song is a very cool song which allows Link to create a exact
statue replica of Link's form (one statue can be made for each
form, therefore creating at least 4 different statues at once).
14. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
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1. Q: How many different forms can Link take on?
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Link can only take on 3 different forms that vary from the 'normal' Link:
- Deku Link
- Goron Link
- Zora Link
- Oni Link (with the Fierce Deity Mask)
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2. Q: Does this game REALLY need the Expansion Pak to play?
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In a word, yes. You absolutely need the Expansion Pak to play Zelda: Majora's
Mask. If you don't have one, GET ONE, or else you will not be able to play
this gem.
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3. Q: Does the Day timer that counts the time stop when you pause the game?
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Yes it does. The game time stops when you pause the game, and it also stops
during cut-scenes, and when you speak to people or check out something.
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4. Q: Do you lose all of your items when you play the Song of Time, and return
to the first day?
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Well, sorta. You will lose some lesser items, like the Moon's Tear and other
stuff like your Rupees, Deku Nuts, Magic Beans, etc. Things that you will not
lose are more key items, like Heart Pieces, the Camera, Masks, etc...
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5. Q: How many total masks are there to collect?
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There are 24 total masks; 4 masks that actually transform Link into
something different than human (like a Deku, or a Goron), and there are
20 'normal' masks that do not transform Link into anything (like the Bunny
Hood, which just makes Link run faster and jump further). Also, there are
4 more Guardian Masks that you get as you defeat each dungeon, and a "special"
mask that you can get towards the end of the game.
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6. Q: How many fairies are hidden within each dungeon/temple?
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There are exactly 15 hidden fairies within each dungeon/temple in the
game. When you find them all, you will be rewarded by the Great Fairy of
Magic.
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7. Q: How do I catch these Fairies?
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Simple. Just put on the Great Fairy Mask whenever you get near one of these
fairies (they're pink), and they will come to you. Just be sure that you are
close enough to them so they will notice your mask.
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8. Q: If I beat a Dungeon, will I have to return to it later on?
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Technically, no you don't. But if you are like me, and want to get EVERYTHING
in the game, then yes, you will have to return to some (or all) of the
Dungeons in the game later on in the game when you have more masks, and
therefore more power to enter areas previously inaccessible. Why? Simple.
So you can get the Stray Fairies that you might have missed last time you
were in the Dungeon/Temple. ^_^
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9. Q: What's the Inverted Song of Time?
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The Inverted Song of Time is just like the normal Song of Time, but as the
name implies, it's use is inverted, so instead of returning you to the First
Day and speeding time up to return you back in time, it actually SLOWS down
the flow of time.
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10. Q: When/where/why can I use the Inverted Song of Time?
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So far, from my experience, I have found that you can play the Inverted
Song of Time on any day. I found out (after experimenting a bit), that you
can play the Song of Time almost anywhere for it to take effect. Some
areas that it will not work in is inside some shops, or anything indoors
(well, almost anything indoors).
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11. Q: Does the appearance of a Dungeon return to the way it used to be after
I play the Song of Time and return to the First Day, even AFTER I
beat the dungeon?
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Yes, it does. But don't worry about it. If you wish to return to an area, and
want that area to return to it's state that it was AFTER you beat the dungeon,
simply re-enter the temple/dungeon, and fight the boss over. If you do this,
and beat the boss again, everything will return to it's "good" state once
more.
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12. Q: How do I get the Giant's Wallet, and carry up to 500 Rupees?
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Simply get the hookshot, then enter the Oceanside Spider House in Great Bay
Coast, and collect all 30 Skulltula Tokens to release the curse on the house,
and earn a Giant's Wallet (NOTE: One catch though: You can only release the
curse on the First Day to get the Giant's Wallet. The other days, you will
only get some Rupees.)
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13. Q: Where can I get ?
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Read the walkthrough to find that item, or if you are too lazy to check there,
why don't you just check out the Item List in this FAQ? Yeah? Good.
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14. Q: Are there any "secret" dungeons?
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Technically, yes, there are a few. What are they you ask? Well, these "secret"
dungeons are the two Spider Houses in the game (one of them is inside of the
Southern Swamp, and the other one is inside of Great Bay Coast...they're easy
to find). They area considered to be "secret", because they are not needed
to complete the game, but they are rather side-quests, and not full-fledged
dungeons. But one thing: These Spider Houses are pretty small, so don't be
suprised if you can get through them in 10-20 minutes.
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15. Q: Are there limitations to what every item, in the amount that I can
hold at once?
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Yes. And here is the maximum number of each item that you can carry at once
as Link:
______________________
| |
| Limits |
|______________________|
| |
| Deku Nuts........ 30 |
| |
| Arrows........... 50 |
| |
| Bombs............ 40 |
| |
| Deku Sticks...... 20 |
| |
|______________________|
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16. Q: Can I only perform certain Side-Quests and/or Mini-Games on certain
days?
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Sometimes, yes. There are some certain Side-Quests that require you to do
certain actions on a certain day and/or time in order to complete these
Side-Quests, as well as some parts of the main game (the parts that you need
to complete to beat the game itself.)
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17. Q: Do I need to collect every mask to beat the game?
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No, you do not need to collect every single mask to complete the
game...however, if you want to view the "perfect" or "good" ending to the
game, then yes, you must collect all 24 Masks in the game. Also, you'll need
all 20 normal masks to get the last special Mask, as well as 4 more Heart
Pieces at the end of the game. Good luck!
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18. Q: How many different endings are there in the game?
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There is only one ending. Trust me, I've beaten the game two ways:
- Once by NOT getting all of the masks, and beating the final boss the HARD
way
- And once by getting all of the masks, getting the Fiery Deity Mask, and
beating the final boss the EASY way
There is only one ending, and there is no way to change that.
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19. Q: What do I lose/keep when I play the Song of Time and return to the Dawn
of Day 1?
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What you keep: Heart Pieces, Masks, Songs on your Ocarina, Special Items
(Quiver, Giant's Wallet, Gilded Sword, etc.), Compasses and
Dungeon Maps
What you lose: Non-special items (Rupees, Magic Beans, Arrows, Deku
Sticks/Nuts, Bombs, etc.), Keys (both boss and small), and stray fairies
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20: Q: When I'm on the moon, do I get to keep whatever I get there, even
after I beat the game?
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Yes, you get to keep most of what you collect there. You'll get to keep
whatever Heart Pieces you have collected, as well as the Fierce Deity Mask
By "keeping", I mean that after you have beaten the game, and you shut off
the power on the system (there's no way to go back; you have to shut off the
power), and you boot up your game again, you will still have your Heart Pieces
from the Moon, as well as the Fierce Deity Mask.
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21. Q: Where can I use the Fierce Deity Mask?
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You can only use the Fierce Deity Mask in Boss Arenas and during Boss Fights.
You can't use it anywhere else, but there is a glitch that allows you to
wear it in Clock Town. It's in KyleShi's Zelda: MM FAQ, I believe...
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22. Q: I know this sounds like a dumb question, but how to I put the Zora Eggs
inside of the Aquarium in the Marine Research Center?
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Simple. Just stand on the aquarium, and hold down on the control stick, then
press the C-Button that has your bottle with the Zora Egg on it, and Link
should dump it into the tank.
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23. Q: I have talked to the kid wearing the Majora's Mask near the tree on
The Moon, but he won't give me the Fierce Deity Mask. Why?
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Did you speak to the other 4 kids wearing the Guardian Masks? Did you collect
all 20 of the normal masks? Did you give away all of your masks by defeating
all of the 4 small-dungeons on the Moon? If you answered "no" to any of the
above questions, then that is why you did not get the Fierce Deity Mask.
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24. Q: Can I use this FAQ on my site?
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Yes. You DO NOT have to ask (unless you are www.megagames.com) if you can use
it. Just e-mail me saying that you are using it, and give me the URL of the
site.
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25. Q: How do I get into Romani Ranch on any day other than Day 3? It's always
blocked by a large boulder...
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Just beat the Snowhead Temple, and then go to the Bomb Shop in Clock Town as
Goron Link, and purchase a Powder Keg from the Goron there for 50 Rupees, and
use this Powder Keg on the boulder, and open the path to Romani Ranch.
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26. Q: Can I HTML-ize your FAQ?
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No. Read the Legal Stuff section for more info about this specific topic.
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26. Q: In the Deku Palace, when I try to save the monkey, and I try to use
my Ocarina of Time to play his song like he tells me to, he says it's
too small. What do I need to use?
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Switch to Deku Link, and use your Deku-instrument (horns or whatever they are).
This will allow you to learn his song (Song of Awakening).
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27. Q: You know that bird that flies around Termina Field? Well, it stole my
. Is there anyway I can get it back?
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Well, the only way that I know how to get it back is to find that damn bird,
and kill it. If you do this, then you'll get your item that it stole from you,
plus a Gold Rupee, worth 200 Rupees. Or, if you can't kill it, simply either
go buy your item(s) back at the Curiosity Shop right after it steals it from
you, or just warp back to Day 1 to regain any lost items.
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28. Q: Okay, it's about that bird again. What stuff does it take from you?
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From my experience (and from some e-mail that I've received), here are some
of the items that the bird enjoys stealing:
- Small items (bombs, arrows, etc...)
- Your sword
- Bottles
- Your Ocarina
15. Mini-Games / Side-Quests
Here are all of the little Side-Quests and Mini-Games that you can delve into
in Z:MM, and although not all of them are required to beat the game, it is
recommended that you DO complete them. ^_^;
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0001: Hide and Seek (Clock Town)
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For this mini-game, you must locate and find all 5 hidden boys who are hiding
all throughout Clock Town. Do so, and they will give you the password to
their secret hideout. Start off by heading to North Clock Town to start
the game.
There are two of them here already. One is behind the tree near the
mailbox, and the other is up the hill, behind a wall. Chase them both
when they run away, then capture them. The other two are to the east of
here, through the doorway near the mailbox. One is on the roof with a
chicken, so when he flies off, follow him and chase him to capture him. The
other one is on the straw roof, so find the Deku Flower, and glide up to him
and capture him. Now head to the west side of Clock Town, to West Clock Town.
He's just standing there, so grab him, and he'll give you the code for thier
hideout.
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0002: The Gilded Sword
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To get this awesome sword, you must first have beaten the Snowhead Temple
near Snowhead, then as Goron Link, head to the Biggoron selling Powder
Keg, and use it to unblock the large boulder near the baby Goron in
Mountian Village, then enter the hole and enter the Goron Race. Now
race your fellow Gorons as Goron Link, and if you win, you will get some
Gold Dust in a bottle. Be sure you have least 100 Rupees with your then
take it to Mountain Village, and to the Mountain Smithy log cabin here.
Have the Rupees ready...now use this 100 Rupees to reforge your sword to
get the Razor Sword! Wait until morning for them to finish the job,
then re-enter the cabin. Now speak to them again, and he'll ask for the
Gold Dust, and when it says press a C-button to pull out an item, press
the C-Button that has your Gold Dust on it, and he'll do it for free.
Come back the next morning to get the Gilded Sword!
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0003: The Keaton Quiz
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When you wear the Keaton Mask around some of the "alive" bushes in North
Clock Town (and other areas), then attack them all before they dissapear,
a Keaton will come out, and ask you some questions...a quiz containing of
5 random questions. If you answer them correctly, you will get a Piece of
Heart!
1. Question: What is the name of the mayor of Clock Town?
Answer: Dotour
2. Question: How old is Tingle, the map salesman?
Answer: 35
3. Question: Who is the leader of the Bombers gang?
Answer: Jim
4. Question: What is the name of Clock Town's inn?
Answer: Stock Pot Inn
5. Question: What is the name of the vintage milk sold at the Milk Bar?
Answer: Chateau Romani
6. Question: What is the name of the song that Romani, the girl at the ranch,
teaches you?
Answer: Epona's Song
7. Question: What time does Romani, the girl at the ranch, go to bed?
Answer: Eight
8. Question: What is the name of the festival that is to be held in Clock Town?
Answer: Carnival of Time
9. Question: What is the name given to you by Romani, the girl at the ranch?
Answer: Grasshopper
10. Question: Once it's completed, how tall will the festival tower at the
carnival be?
Answer: Four stories
11. Question: What instrument does the Skull Kid play?
Answer: Flute
12. Question: How many tiny cow figurines are there in Clock Town?
Answer: Ten
13. Question: What bad habit does Anju, the innkeeper, have?
Answer: She's quick to apologize
14. Question: What color of trunks does Tingle the map maker wear?
Answer: Red
15. Question: What are the magic words that Tingle created? Tingle,
Tingle...what?
Answer: Kooloo-Limpah!
16. Question: How many balloons does Romani, the girl at the ranch, use during
practice?
Answer: One
17. Question: What is the name of the singer in the Zora band, The Indigo-Go's?
Answer: Lulu
18. Question: At what time does Romani, the ranch girl, wake up?
Answer: Six
19. Question: How many mailboxes are there in Clock Town?
Answer: Five
20. Question: What weapon does Romani, the girl at the ranch, use in practice?
Answer: Bow
21. Question: Where does Cremia, manager of Romani Ranch, try to deliver her
milk?
Answer: Milk Bar
22. Question: What does the owner of the Bomb Shop call his mother?
Answer: Mommy
23. Question: Mikau is of which race?
Answer: Zora
24. Question: Darmani is of which race?
Answer: Goron
25. Question: How many cows are there at Romani Ranch?
Answer: Three
26. Question: How many members are there in the Zora band, The Indigo-Go's?
Answer: Five
27. Question: Is Tingle the map maker left-handed or right-handed?
Answer: Right-handed
28. Question: How many cuccos are there in the barn at Romani Ranch?
Answer: One
29. Question: What is Anju, the innkeeper, bad at doing?
Answer: Cooking
30. Question: What is the name of Anju's father?
Answer: Tortus
(Thanks to Devin Morgan for most of these answers!)
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0004: Clock Town Bank
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There is a man in West Clock Town who runs a bank. What he does is reward
you with certain items each time you deposit a certain amount of Rupees
into his bank. There are certain rewards you get for a certain amount of
Rupees, which are:
200 Rupees.............Adult Wallet
Every 1,000 Rupees.....Blue Rupee (worth 5 Rupees)
5,000 Rupees...........Heart Piece
I suggest taking the time to collect at least 200 Total Rupees from outer
Termina, so you can get the Adult Wallet, because you will need it to advance
in the game.
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0005: Underground Holes
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Remember those underground holes you found in Zelda: Ocarina of Time? Well,
they're back in Majora's Mask, and they too are scattered around the entire
kingdom of Termina! Sometimes holes are just right out in the open, and
sometimes they are hidden (concealed by rocks, tall grass, etc...). Sometimes
the holes can have a useless quality, or sometimes they can contain great
and valuble items, like Rupees or even Heart Pieces! Remember, when searching
for hidden holes, look for butterflies flying around grassy areas, or just
flying around period; this is usually a give-away for a hidden hole. Or,
if you have a Rumble Pak, you can still feel hidden holes when the Rumble
Pak shakes (I guess Link still has the Stone of Agony...). Good hunting!
#1: This one is in Termina Field, right outside of the Romain Ranch entrance,
and before the Milk Road Entrance. It's hidden in the tall grass, but
you can find it by walking around the area surrounded by butterflies.
Once you fall in (it must be during the day-time), and kill the
flying Pea Pod. Once this is over, a chest will be revealed, and
a Heart Piece is inside it.
#2: This one is also located in Termina Field, and is just outside the north
exit of Clock Town, and is in North Termina Field. It contains 4 Gossip
Stones, as well as some bugs running around.
#3: This hole is near a tree on the path in Woodfall Swamp. Inside, you can
find some Deku Babas who yield some Deku Sticks, as well as a chest
containing a Red Rupee worth 20 Rupees!
#4: This hole is in the first part of the Woods of Mystery, the first part
to the right. Inside it is a chest containing a Purple Rupee, worth
a whopping 50 Rupees!
#5: This hole is hidden at the end of the maze to the left/right of the
Royal Chamber inside the Deku Palace. It contains a Magic Bean seller,
and a soft-soil spot.
#6: This hole is outside of the Royal Chamber, and it's on an island to the
right of the Royal Chamber, inside the Deku Palace. It contains a chest
with a Red Rupee, worth 20 Rupees.
#7: This hole is sorta like hole #1, in that it only contains some Gossip
Stones and some bugs, as well as some plants which can be slashed at
for some easy items and Rupees. It is located on the outer perimeter
of the Observatory, but on the outside of the Observatory fence. It
can only be accessed from Termina Field, and NOT the Observatory itself.
#8: This is a hole that can only be accessed with a bomb and a Rumble
Pak (well, you need a Rumble Pak to detect it). Exit out of the
southern exit of Clock Town, and run towards the Swamp area.
On the way, run underneath the rounded tree, and you should feel
your Rumble Pak shake. Stand underneath it, and place a bomb
on the ground to reveal this hole. Inside, there are TONS of
plants which yield Rupees, Bombs, Arrows, etc., as well as
2, count 'em, 2 cows! Yikes! Use this area to stock up on any
items you are low on, and to fill up your empty bottles with
nice, healthy milk.
#9: This hole is outside of the northern exit of Clock Town, in the snowy
area, just past the ramp you run down, and it's near one of those
mushroom shaped rocks (like where you got Kamaro's Mask). Inside, there
are two Dodongos. Concentrate on one of them first, then the other.
To defeat them, just wait for them to shoot fire at you, then circle
around them to their tails, attack with a jumping slash, defend with
your shield right away, because they'll spin around and hit you
with their tail, then repeat. After both of them are defeated, you
will get a chest containing a Heart Piece!
#10: This hole is hidden beneath a giant rock, in Termina Field, just north
of the Eastern Exit of Clock Town (in east Termina Field). Bomb the
rock with a bomb, and the hole will be revealed. Hop inside, and you
will find that this hidden hole contains some Gossip Stones and some bugs,
as well as some plants which can be slashed at for some easy items and
Rupees.
#11: This hole is inside of the Mountain Village, and near the Goron Village.
It's just past Tingle on the bridge, and is on a small, snowy platform
near the entrance to Goron Village. It's frozen over with ice, so use
some hot, steam water to un-freeze it, then hop in. Inside, you will
find some large rocks which can be blown up to get some easy Rupees,
as well as a pond of Hot Steam Water at your disposal. This is a great
time-saver, because now you don't have to go ALL the way back to the
Goron Graveyard to get some hot water if you need it!
#12: This hole is rather easy to find. It's in North Clock Town, and you need
to use the nearby Deku Flower to reach it, because it is inside of a
fenced off area near the Great Fairy Fountain. Inside, you will find
the Deku Scrub Playground, where you can play for a Heart Piece!
#13: This hole is in Mountain Village, but can only be accessed after defeating
Goht in the Snowhead Temple, and as Goron Link. When all of the snow has
melted away, a new path will open up next to the invisible ladder, so
take that tunnel with Goron Link. After a while of climbing the ramps,
you will find a hole in the ground. Hop in, and inside there is a chest
containing a Red Rupee, worth 20 Rupees!
#14: This hole lies beneath a giant rock by the Ocean. Blow it up with a
bomb, then hop into the hole. Inside you will find some Deku Plants
that are underwater. Kill them with some arrows, and you will get
a Heart Piece, but this can only be accessed as Zora Link, because
the Heart Piece is so deep under the water...
#15: This hole is hidden within the circle of rocks in Ikano Graveyard. Place
a bomb in the center of this circle to reveal a hidden hole. It contains
a chest with some Bombchus (5 of them).
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0006: Getting Epona Back!
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To get Epona back, you must first complete the Snowhead Temple, and return
Goron Village and Mountain Village back to normal. Now, enter the Goron
Races, win, then buy a Powder Keg from the Biggoron in Goron Village, and
take it to Milk Road on the First Day, and blow up the boulder blocking the
path to Romani Ranch. Enter the Ranch, and speak to Romani, the girl outside.
She'll tell you about "them", who come every year before the carnival, and
tell you that they steal her cows. Now, she'll ask if you would like to try
your hand at being her assistant, so agree, then play her training game.
Shoot all 10 of the balloons around the ranch while on Epona in under 1
minute, and she'll teach you a new song, Epona's Song! Now play it, and you
will get Epona back!
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0007: Great Fairy Fountain Rewards
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You know all of those Stray Fairies that you've been collecting in each of
the dungeons/temples? Well, you're not collecting them for no reason. It's
a good thing that you've been collecting them too, because you can get some
great rewards for collecting them. Here is what I've come up with what you
get for each Temple...
Woodfall Temple Fairies: You'll get an increase of magic power (not your
Magic Bar, mind you), which will increase the
power of your attacks and magic attacks too.
Snowhead Temple Fairies: You'll get an increase in your Magic Bar, which
doubles the amount of Magic Power you can hold
throughout the game.
Great Bay Coast Fairies: You'll get double the defensive power as Link, which
will make all of your hearts have white outlines, and
it will double the amount of damage you can take from
enemies.
Stone Tower Temple Fairies: You'll get a Great Fairy's Sword from the Great
Fairy, which is just as strong as the Gilded
Sword (actually, it doesn't looks remarkably
like the Gilded Sword)
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0008: Great Fairy Fountain Locations
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Woodfall Temple: This Great Fairy Fountain is inside of the cave behind the
Owl Statue near the Temple.
Snowhead Temple: This Fountain is at the bottom of the Temple itself, before
you have to climb the circular ramp.
Great Bay Temple: On an island with a lone palm tree, use your Hookshot to
reach it, then bomb the large rocks blocking the entrance
to this Great Fairy Fountain.
Stone Tower Temple: You'll find this Fountain after getting all 15 Stray
Fairies in this Temple.
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0009: Southern Swamp Spider House
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This Spider House is located in the Southern Swamp, to the left of the Deku
Palace, on a small island. Use a Deku Stick to light a torch, and then use
that flaming Deku Stick to burn away the cobwebs blocking the entrance to
this Spider House.
*NOTE: You need the Hookshot to complete this Spider House, and to collect
every Skulltula token, and you also need at least 2-3 Magic Beans,
some bugs in a bottle, and a few bottles of spring water!
#1: This Skulltula is directly to your right as you enter the main area,
just jump off the platform, and break one of the pots to find this
Skulltula.
#2: This Skulltula is in the water near the end of the first ramp, so
just kill it to get it.
#3: This Skulltula is also near the ramp, and near Skulltula #2, but it's
on the pillar near it.
#4: This Skulltula is inside one of the soft-soil patches on the west
wall near the ramp. Release some bugs near the hole in the wall
to reveal this Skulltula, then kill it.
#5: Just like Skulltula #4, this one is inside of the soft-soil on the
east side of the room.
#6: Enter the room to the west of the main room, and hit the Skulltula
on the wall with your Hookshot, and use the Hookshot to retrieve it.
If you don't have a Hookshot, then just plant a Magic Bean inside
of the soft-soil in here (it's underneath the rock, so blow it up
first with a bomb).
#7: Turn into Goron Link, and crush the large crates to find a
Skulltula inside. Kill it to get the token. Inside of the same
room as Skulltula #6.
#8: See Skulltula #7, and check another crate as Goron Link to find
this Skulltula.
#9: Now go into the eastern room that is to the east of the main
room. In here, hit the large vase as Goron Link to reveal a
Skulltula.
#10: See Skulltula #9. This Skulltula is also inside of a different
vase.
#11: This Skulltula is inside of one of the pots to the right of the
door. Inside the same room as Skulltula #9-10.
#12: This Skulltula is hiding inside of a small alcove near the sleeping
Deku Scrub. Slash away the green vines to reveal the alcove
containing the Skulltula.
#13: Dash back to the western room, and ride up the Magic Bean Leaf
once more, and ride up to the roof, and shoot one of the bee-hives
with an arrow to reveal a hiding Skulltula inside.
#14: Head up to the second floor in the room with Skulltula #13, and
use the Magic Bean Leaf to reach it. Now run around to the other
side to find a Skulltula behind a torch near the door.
#15: On the second floor, in the center main room, this Skulltula is
to the left of the Deku Flower, and on the pillar.
#16: This Skulltula is near Skulltula #15, on the wall. Kill it to
get the token.
#17: Use the Deku Flowers in the center room to reach the other side,
and enter the door. Shoot the bee-hives up here to find a
hiding Skulltula.
#18: See Skulltula #17, because this Skulltula is also within one of
the bee-hives.
#19: In the same room as Skulltula #17, but on the other side of the
room, so use the Deku Flower to reach the ledge, and kill the
Skulltula to get it's token.
#20: Head through the next door where Skulltula #17 is, and start
off by hitting the crystal switch to lower a ladder. Kill
the Skulltula that is on the pillar near the switch.
#21: Also in the same room as Skulltula #20, this little guy is on
the far wall. Use your Hookshot to hit it, then use it again
to reach it and pull it to you. If you do not have the Hookshot,
then use a Magic Bean Leaf on the soft-soil spot in here.
#22: Use the ladder that has been created, and climb up it, and locate
the Skulltula here.
#23: In the same room as Skulltula #21, this one is hiding inside of
a bee-hive on the roof.
#24: This Skulltula is in the same room as Skulltula #21, on the second
floor, above the doorway that leads to a red door. Use the Magic
Bean Leaf to reach it, then hop into the ledge, and head into the
door.
#25: This Skulltula is running around inside of the tall grass surround-
ing the room, so you might lose some health, but you'll find him.
#26: This Skulltula is in the same area as Skulltula #26, also in the
tall grass.
#27: This Skulltula is hiding inside of the center tree in the center
of the room. Turn into Goron Link, and punch the tree with your
mighty power, and watch this Skulltula, and two others fall down
to the ground. Kill him to get his token.
#28: See Skulltula #27.
#29: See Skulltula #27, also.
#30: In the same room as Skulltula #27-29, this Skulltula is hiding
inside one of the bee-hives on the ceiling of the room. Shoot
it down with an arrow, then kill the Skulltula to get the last
token in this Spider House.
Now just run back to the entrance of this Spider House, and talk with
the guy with the mask. He'll be so relieved that you saved him and his
house, that he'll give you the Mask of Truth!
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0010: Oceanside Spider House
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This Spider House is located in Great Bay Coast, to the left of the Fisherman's
Hut on the beach.
*NOTE: You need the Hookshot to complete this Spider House, and to collect
every Skulltula token. Also, if you complete this side-quest on
the First Day, you will get the Giant's Wallet, which lets Link
carry up to 500 Rupees at a time. :)
#1: This Skulltula is in the first tunnel as you enter the house itself, and
is on the wall. Use the Hookshot to take the token.
#2: See Skulltula #1, above.
#3: This Skulltula is behind the first cobweb in the first room beyond
Skulltula #1-2. Use a Fire Arrow to burn it, then kill the Skulltula
to get the coin.
#4: In the second room, the large one. It's inside of the large barrel towards
the northeast part of the room. Turn into Goron Link, and punch the barrel
to open it, and capture this Skulltula token.
#5: Also in the same room with Skulltula #4, this one is also inside of a
large barrel, but the barrel is behind some cobwebs near Skulltula #4.
#6: This Skulltula is inside of the same room with Skulltula #4-5, on the
west wall. Climb the crate here to see it, then use your Hookshot to
get it.
#7: This Skulltula is also in the same room as Skulltula tokens #4-6, but
this little guy is on the ceiling. Use your hookshot to get it down.
#8: This Skulltula token is inside the west room to the west of the room
containing Skulltula tokens #4-7. This guy is behind the painting to
the west part of the room, across from the doorway you enter in from.
#9: This Skulltula token is on top of the bookshelf near the entrance to
the room (it's in the same room as Skulltula #8). Climb the bookshelf
to reach it.
#10: This Skulltula token is behind the bookshelf in the same room as
Skulltula #9, and behind the shelf is a hole containing the Skulltula
token. Use your Hookshot to reach it.
#11: Inside the same room as Skulltula #9-10, search the south-west portion
of the room to locate a large bookshelf. Move it out of the way to find
this Skulltula token, along with Skulltula token #12.
#12: See Skulltula token #11.
#13: This Skulltula token is to the south of the room with Skulltula tokens
#8-12, behind yet another painting. Use your Hookshot to reach it.
#14: This Skulltula token is in the south-east corner of the room with
the Skulltula tokens #8-13, on the top bookshelf.
#15: In the basement area of the Spider House, this Skulltula token is
inside the stairway that leads down to the basement.
#16: Also in the first room in the basement, this Skulltula token is hidden
within a pot on a crate.
#17: Towards the north wall of the room with Skulltula #16, there is a cobweb.
Burn it away with a Fire Arrow to see the Skulltula. Now just use your
Hookshot to reach it in the hole.
#18: This Skulltula is inside of the large mask in the same room as Skulltula
#17, so hit it when it comes out of it.
#19: This Skulltula token is inside a large barrel to the east of the room
with Skulltula token #18. Use Goron Link to smash it, and kill the
Skulltula to get it's token.
#20: Now enter the room that is to the northwest of the room with Skulltula
tokens #16-19, and check out the large crate to the right of the
door to find the Skulltula token.
#21: Shoot the wooden beam above the canoes in the same room that has
Skulltula #20, with a Fire Arrow to reveal this Skulltula.
#22: Check out the area behind the canoes here to find another Skulltula
token.
#23: Check out the southern crate in this room, and smash it with Goron Link,
then use normal Link to crawl through the hole, and then use your
Hookshot to reach the Skulltula on the ceiling in this room.
#24: Also in the same room as Skulltula #23, this one is on a rafter near
Skulltula #22. Head up the crate and hookshot your way by using the
hookshot target to reach the rafter. Smash the pot containing the
Skulltula to find it and take it's token.
#25: Now go back to the center basement room, then enter the room to the
east now. In this next room, check out the large barrel to the
north of the entrance, and smash the barrel as Goron Link to reveal
a Skulltula.
#26: Run to the center of the room as Goron Link, and do a Goron Stomp on
the table here, and three Skulltulas will come falling down from the
chandelier above the table.
#27: See Skulltula token #26.
#28: See Skulltula token #26.
#29: Find the painting near Skulltula #25, and knock it down with your
Hookshot to reveal a hiding Skulltula.
#30: This Skulltula is lurking behind some cobwebs on the ceiling to the
west part of this room, to the left of the door where you entered
this room from (left if you are walking into the room, but it's
to your right if you are facing the door).
If you manage to collect all 30 Skulltula tokens from this house, you will
receive the Giant's Wallet!
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0011: The Reunion
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This long trading sequence will allow you to fill out your Bomber's Notebook
nicely, as well as collect at least 3 different masks along the way! Well,
let's get started, shall we?
Start off by heading to the Mayor's Residence on Day 1, and entering the
right-hand door, then speaking to Madame Aroma (Kafei's mother), then
receiving Kafei's Mask from her, as well as adding her to your notebook.
Now head to the Stock Pot Inn sometime between 1PM and 4PM on Day 1
still, and talk to the Inn-keeper to get a room key. Now wait inside
of the Inn until the Mailman delivers a letter to the Inn-keeper, and
when he leaves, speak to her with Kafei's Mask on. Now with your Key,
go into the Inn after 11PM (around 11:30 is more like it), and enter
the kitchen area on the main floor of the Inn to meet the Inn-keeper.
After your conversation with her ends, she'll give you a letter to
deliver for her, so immediately deposit the letter into a mailbox
before the Mailman gets there, so he can deliver the letter. Now
on Day 2, go to the Mailman in the Post Office around 3PM, and play
his Training game to get a Piece of Heart. Now wait until around
9AM the next day, and the mailman will deliver the letter, and the
event will be entered into your Notebook. Now head to the Laundry
Pool after this event occurs, and wait until about 4PM, and the
back door in the Laundry Pool will become unlocked, so enter it.
Inside, talk to Kafei, and promise to keep his secret. Eventually, he'll
give you the Pendant of Memories to deliver to Anju at the Stock Pot
Inn, so take it to her sometime around 5PM on Day 2. Deliver this
item, then wait until after 1PM on Day 3, and enter the back door in
the Laundry Pool, and enter the Curiosity Shop. Talk to the owner here,
and he'll give you the Keaton Mask! He'll also give you a letter
that you will need to give to the Mailman in the post office, so
dash there after 6PM, and give it to the Mailman. After the letter has been
delivered to Mama, then speak to him to get the Postman's Hat! Now
be sure you have Garo's Mask, because if you do not, then you cannot
proceed until you get it. To find how to get it, look in the "Masks"
section of this FAQ. Once you have it, make your way towards the Ikana
Canyon, and talk to the old man, and show him your Garo's Mask to
enter. Now enter the Ikana Canyon...
Once here in Ikana Canyon (it should be a little past 6PM), and run forward
to where the two Octoroks are in the water near the bridge, and head right
of them to find a secret cave entrance. Walk into it to find Sakon the
thief entering his hideout. At 7PM, he'll run inside, and so will
Kafei. Follow them, and watch the cutscene. After it ends, you will play
as Kafei. Immediately push the left-hand block onto the blue switch, then
as Link, enter the next room and kill the Deku Plant. Now as Kafii, enter
the next door, and into another room with some switches. Run AROUND the
red switches (if you step on them, the conveyor belt with the Sun's Mask
will go faster. To slow the belt down, step on the yellow switches
instead). Step on the blue switch at the lower corner, then enter the
next room as Link, kill the Deku Plants, then enter the next room as
Kafei.
Your goal here is to push the center block downward and onto the blue switch.
To do this, first push the first clock below you down, then step on the
yellow switch and pull the block onto it. Now run around, and push
the center block down and onto the blue switch. As Link, enter the
next room and kill the Wolfo. Now enter the next room as Kafei, and
step on the blue switch. Now as Link, run into the next room and
step on the blue switch here as well. Kafei will get his Sun's Mask
back.
After Kafei runs off, go back (warp with the Song of Soaring) to Clock
Town, and into the Stock Pot Inn, and enter the room at the top of
the stairs (across from the stairs). Wait there with Anju until
the game clock counts down to about 1:33:00 and Kafei will enter,
and they will reunite, and give you the Couple's Mask!
(Thanks to Wroth for helping me start this trading sequence out!)
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0012: Learning the Scarecrow's Song
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To learn the Scarecrow's Song, simply find the Scarecrow in the Observatory
or inside of the Trading Post in Clock Town, and play a made-up song that
was made up by yourself. Teach him this, then remember the song for later.
Now whenever you find a Scarecrow, play this song to awaken him, and to get
special things like Heart Pieces from them!
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0013: Filling out your Bombers' Notebook
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Basic example:
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Bombers' Notebook:
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Bombers, Secret Society of Justice:
Helping people 24 hours a day
Day 1, 2, and 3: (!) Secret Code North of Town
Code for entering Bombers' Hideout
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Anju, Stock Pot Inn's innkeeper:
A courteous woman.
Day 1: Received Room Key Inn Lobby
Got it by mistake. Enter at night.
(!)Secret Night Meeting Inn Lobby
Promised to meet in kitchen at 11:30
(!)Promised to Meet Kafei Inn Lobby
Promised to meet Anju's boyfriend
Received Letter to Kafei Inn Kitchen
Day 2: Delivered Pendant Inn
Conveyed Kafei's intentions to Anju
Day 3: Couple's Mask Inn Employee Room
Sign of Anju and Kafei's happiness
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Kafei:
Strange youth seen near Laundry Pool
Day 2: Pendant of Memories Backroom
Promised to deliver it to Anju
Day 3: (!)Escaped from Sakon's Hideout Ikana
Helped Kafei recover stolen mask
Couple's Mask Inn Employee Room
Sign of Anju and Kafei's happiness
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Man from Curiosity Shop:
Buys and sells stolen goods. Open at night only.
Day 3: Keaton Mask Backroom
Kafei and Curiosity Shop's Mask
Letter to Mama Backroom
Letter to Kafei's mom: High Priority
All-Night Masl Curiosity Shop
Strange mask at a bargain. Valuable.
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Old Lady from Bomb Shop:
Runs town Bomb Shop. Always open.
Day 1: Blast Mask North of Town
Thanks for guarding bag from thief.
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Romani:
Young girl living at ranch with sister.
Day 1: (!)Became Ranch hand Romani Ranch
Help get rid of ghosts at 2:30 a.m.
(!)Saved cows from "them" Romani Ranch
Protected cows and Romani 'til morn
Milk Bottle Romani Ranch
Thanks for saving cows from ghosts
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Cremia, manager of Romani Ranch:
Milk is her specialty.
Day 2: (!)Protected milk delivery Romani Ranch
Saved milk from bandits
Romani's Mask Romani Ranch
Shows Cremia considers you an adult
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Mr. Dotour:
Mayor of Clock Town. V.I.P.
Day 1, 2, and 3: Dotour's Thanks Mayor's Residence
Thanks for ending a looong meeting
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Madame Aroma, the Mayor's Wife:
In charge of town performances.
Day 1 & 2: Kafei's Mask Mayor's Drawing Room
Show it to help with the search
Day 3: Chateau Romani Milk Bar
Thanks for delivering letter to mom.
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Toto:
Famed manager of The Indigo-Go's.
Day 1 & 2: Circus Leader's Mask Milk Bar
Thanks for moving Gorman with song
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Gorman, leader of a traveling troupe:
Has fine clothes, but a frightful face.
Day 1 & 2: Circus Leader's Mask Milk Bar
Thanks for moving Gorman with song
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Postman, town's postal carrier:
A very serious public servant.
Day 1 & 2: Training Award Post Office
Prize for getting time exactly right
Deposit Letter to Kafei Postbox
Deposited letter for delivery
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Rosa Sisters, twin dancers:
Members of the Gorman Troupe.
Day 1 & 2: Rosa sisters' thanks West of Town
Thans for teaching the dance
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??? (Person Living in the inn's restroom):
Details are unknown.
Day 1, 2, and 3: Thanks for the paper Inn Restroom
Thanks for helping person in toilet
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Anju's Grandmother:
Storyteller and grandmother at Inn.
Day 1 & 2: Reading Prize 1 Inn Study
Prize for not sleeping through story
Reading Prize 2 Inn Study
Prize for not sleeping through story
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Kamaro, ghost of charismatic dancer:
Enjoys moonlight.
Day 1, 2, and 3: Kamaro's Mask Termina Field
Sign of taking over for ghost dancer
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Grog, Cucco Shack's breeder:
His crest is frightful.
Day 1, 2, and 3: Bunny Hood Cucco Shack
Thanks for turning chicks into cuccos
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Gorman Brothers:
Horse trainers. Suspicious...
Day 1, 2, and 3: Garo's Mask Gorman Mask
Prize for winning Gorman horserace
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Shiro, the inconspicuous soldier:
He really doesn't stand out.
Day 1, 2, and 3: Stone Mask Road to Ikana
Thanks for giving strength to a soldier
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Guru-Guru:
Musician in the Gorman Troupe.
Day 1 & 2: Bremen Mask Town Laundry Pool
Thanks for hearing confession
16. Owl Statue Locations
#1: This one is located in South Clock Town, right near the entrance to West
Clock Town.
#2: This Owl Statue is located on Milk Road, which leads to the Romain Ranch.
#3: This Owl Statue is located on the main platform in Woodfall, just before
the entrance to the Woodfall Temple.
#4: This Owl Statue is located near the entrance to Mountain Village, right
near the starving Goron, stuck on a ledge, and near the large cabin.
#5: This Owl Statue lies in Snowhead, right before the Snowhead Temple.
#6: This Owl Statue lies inside of Great Bay Coast, on the platform in the
water.
#7: This Owl Statue is also in Great Bay Coast, but is just outside of
Zora Hall, near Princess Ruto. It's listed as "Zora Cape".
#8: This Owl Statue is at the top of Ikana Canyon, right at the entrance of
Ikana Canyon, near a tree where you used the Hookshot to reach this
area.
#9: This Owl Statue is located inside of Stone Tower, at the very top of
the Tower, right before the entrance to the Stone Tower Temple.
#10: This Owl Statue is located in Southern Swamp, and is to the right of
the Tourist Information Center, near the right-hand wall, on the edge
of the water.
17. Stray Fairy Locations
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Woodfall Temple
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#1: This fairy is right in front of you, floating above the gap at the entrance
of the Temple.
#2: This fairy is on a lone platform to the right of the temple entrance, and
is contained within the chest on the platform. Use the Deku Flowers to
reach it.
#3: This fairy is in the second room in the temple, to the left of the entrance
and of the venus fly trap, near the locked door. Kill the Deku Plant to
reveal the hidden fairy.
#4: This stray fairy is to the right of the first unlocked door in the second
room with Fairy #3, and is inside one of the 4 jars on a lone platform to
the right of the door.
#5: This fairy is inside the room to the west of the first main room, the one
with the giant stone inside it. Kill the Big Skulltula on the right-hand
path to get it.
#6: There is one under the water, but get it after poison has been cleared.
#7: On the center path of the intersection look above you and find two of the
simliar brown sacks from the previous room and shoot them down. One of
them should contain a fairy
#8: This fairy is inside of a hidden chest, in the shadow creature room in
the temple. Kill all of the many shadow creatures to find this chest,
and open it to get the fairy.
#9: In the room with 4 oversized venus fly traps and a Deku launch pod in
the middle there is a brown sack on the left side of the golden eye.
It is in the mouth of the block. Shoot it down with an arrow with
the Great Fairy Mask equipped of course.
#10: This fairy is inside a bubble, in the Spinning Flower room, just outside
of the boss-door room.
#11: This fairy with Stray Fairy #10, so fly over to the switch behind the
torch you had to light with an arrow, step on it, then drop down to
the new chest to find this stray fairy.
#12: This fairy is inside of the boss-door room, on the upper level to the
left of the main ladder (if you are facing the ladder).
#13: This fairy is also inside of the boss-door room, on the upper level to the
left of the main ladder (if you are facing the ladder).
#14: This fairy is inside of the boss-door room, only this time, this fairy
is to the right of the main ladder (if you are facing the ladder), and
on a ledge.
#15: This Fairy is inside of the room containing Fairy #3, and can only be
accessed as Deku Link. Find the outer-platform with a switch on it,
fly to it and step on it to activate it, and a chest will be revealed.
Now go back to where the chest is (near the entrance to this room),
and open the chest to find a Fairy.
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Snowhead Temple
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#1: This one is inside of the first bridge-gap room. It is inside of a bubble
below the bridge, near the lava rocks.
#2: This fairy is also in the same room as Fairy #1, but this time, this
one is hidden inside a bubble underneath the ledge at the end of the
bridge.
#3: This fairy is inside of a crate in a lava room in the basement level of
the temple. It can be found after stepping on the floor switch in here.
#4: This fairy can be found by heading outside of the boss door, using the
Deku Flower, then gliding down to the left, and into the hidden ledge
that can only be seen with the Lens of Truth.
#5: This fairy is inside the room where you get the Dungeon Map, just inside
of a bubble, and out in the open.
#6: This fairy is also inside of the Dungeon Map room, but is at the top of the
invisible stairs that can only be seen with your Lens of Truth.
#7: This Fairy is inside the room with the 3 Goron Switches (check the
walkthrough to see a map of this room), and is in a bubble towards
the ceiling.
#8: Go into the room where you melted the Freezards and got the small key
on the 2nd Floor, and use the Lens of Truth to find a hidden alcove in
the wall where a fairy inside a chest hides.
#9: This Fairy is inside of the room on the 3rd floor where you have to
fight the 2 Eenos. Use the Lens of Truth to spot a hidden fairy
bubble on the wall, shoot it with an arrow, then use the Great Fairy
Mask to catch it.
#10: This Fairy is in the room on the 4th Floor where you have to fight the
two Dinofols. This one you get when you kill one of them.
#11: This Fairy is also in the room on the 4th Floor where you have to fight
the two Dinofols. This one you get when you kill one of them.
#12: This Fairy is inside of the room where you found a bombable wall on the
far end of the room, and it contains 2 Wolfos inside. This Fairy is on
top of the right-pillar near the bombable wall, inside of a crate. Climb
up there as normal Link by jumping from the left pillar (use the pushable
block to reach it), then do a Goron Stomp as Goron Link to get the Fairy.
#13: This Fairy is also in the same room as Fairy #12. First, melt the ice
around the floor switch to reveal a chest with the Fairy in it. Now
just push the move-able block over to the ledge with the chest on it,
and climb up to get it from the chest.
#14: This Fairy is inside of the room where you found your first Small Key
by pulling the double-stacked blocks out from the wall. This Fairy is
inside of a chest on the northern ledge of the room, and can only be
accessed from the room with Fairies #12-13 in it. Use the double-stacked
block to reach the ledge (you'll have to push it.)
#15: This Fairy is found on the second floor of the temple, in the main center
area. Look to the right of the Wizrobe room with your Lens of Truth to
find a hidden alcove with a Fairy inside. From the Deku Flower near the
boss door, glide down to this alcove as Deku Link to reach the Fairy.
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Great Bay Temple
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#1: Right after you get off Lulu the turtle, just light all of the torches
here to get the first stray fairy.
#2: In the first main room with the elevators on each side of the entrance,
this Fairy is on the ledge that can be accessed by the left elevator
near the door (it's to your left when you first enter this room). Kill
the Skulltula on this ledge to get the fairy.
#3: Also in the same room as Fairy #2, this Fairy is inside of a bubble that
is underwater, underneath the ledge where the entrance is.
#4: Inside of the second large room with the spinning blades in the center of
the room, this Fairy is inside of the barrel to the west of the room, on
a ledge.
#5: Inside the room just to the north of where you can find Fairy #4, this
Fairy can be found inside of a treasure chest above the gate on the
ceiling. Use the hookshot target in the hole(s) here to reach it.
#6: This Fairy is inside the room where you get your Dungeon Map. It's inside
of a pot on one of the ledges.
#7: This Fairy is inside the room with the other spinning blades towards the
end of the temple, inside of a chest near the blades. This can only be
accessed after stopping the blades.
#8: This Fairy is also inside the room with Fairy #7, but is on the ledge
with the torch. Use your Hookshot to reach it, and aim for the torch.
#9: This Fairy is inside of the see-saw room, in a barrel near the first
see-saw.
#10: This Fairy is inside of a pot at the bottom of the room containing
Fairy #4, but at the bottom of this area, underwater.
#11: This Fairy is also inside of the see-saw room with Fairy #9, but is
near the green ledge with the switch on it.
#12: This Fairy is inside of the see-saw room too, but near the large
green pipe. To find it, walk on the green pipe until you reach
the end, and look down to see a golden fence with a chest near it.
Go down there to find a Fairy inside of the chest.
#13: This Fairy is in the room where you got the Compass, underwater, and
inside of a pot near the Grab-Hands in the water.
#14: This Fairy is inside of the boss-door room, inside of a bubble, under-
water.
#15: This Fairy is inside of the waterway tunnel in the boss room (not the
green tube one, but the one to the left of it). Stand near the tunnel,
do not go into the tunnel, but rather shoot at it with your boomerang
to retrieve it.
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Stone Tower Temple
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#1: This Fairy is inside of a hidden chest in the very first room when you
enter the temple. Shoot the eye switch to reveal this chest with the
Fairy.
#2: Inside of the 2 sun crest room (the one with the shadow creatures). Shine
sunlight onto a mirror and then onto the sun crest on the east side of
the room to reveal a chest with this Fairy.
#3: This Fairy is also in the same room as Fairy #2, but all you have to
do is shine light onto one of the smaller sun emblems on the wall
to reveal a hidden chest.
#4: Inside of the first lava-air vent room, this Fairy is inside of a chest
on the ledge to the left of the first Deku Flower.
#5: In the same room as Fairy #4, this one can only be accessed as Goron Link.
Hop into the lava as Goron Link, hit the switch, then roll around to
the other side of the room to the next switch to lower the flames
around the chest near the next door. The chest has the Fairy.
#6: On the first Hiploop enemy bridge, fall off of it and onto the ledge below
it to find a switch below you. Use a bomb to activate this switch, and
a chest will appear with a Fairy inside.
#7: This Fairy is on the ledge where the Grab-Hand enemy tossed you out of the
water near a chest with the small key. Bomb the fence with a crystal switch
on the other side, then swim into the next pool and locate the sun block.
Make it dissappear with your Mirror Shield or Light Arrows, then kill
the Beamos to get this Fairy.
#8: In the room where you get the Dungeon Map, this Fairy is on the ceiling
near the hole where light is entering. Use the Hookshot target above the
two Armos statues to get it.
#9: To get this Fairy, simply defeat the first Eyegore enemy on the first-floor
bridge to reveal a chest with this Fairy inside.
#10: In the first pool as Zora Link where the switch is near the spikes, step
on the switch that is underwater, turn the temple around, then clone
yourself onto the same switch to access the chest (use the Deku Flower
and Deku Link to get to the chest).
#11: Right before you enter the hall with the second Eyegore (where you got the
Giant's Mask), there is a chest on the ceiling where you hookshotted onto.
Turn the temple back around, and open this chest to get this Fairy.
#12: This Fairy is inside of the chest that appears after you have defeated
Wizrobe.
#13: Turn the temple right-side up, and enter the pool of water where you got
Fairy #10, and sink to the bottom of the water to find a chest with
a Stray Fairy.
#14: Turn the temple upside-down, and enter the first large room to the
east of the main-room, and shoot the sun symbol above the doorway with
a Fire Arrow when you enter the room to reveal a chest with this Fairy.
#15: Turn the temple upside-down, and enter the main room in the temple.
Look above you to see a sun symbol. Shoot it with a Fire Arrow
to get this Fairy.
18. Shops Price Listing
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| Bomb Shop (Clock Town ) |
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| |
| Bombs (10).........30 Rupees |
| |
| Bombchu (10).......40 Rupees |
| |
| Bomb Bag...........50 Rupees |
| |
| Powder Keg (G.L)...50 Rupees | <---- Can only be bought from the Goron
| | inside as Goron Link (G.L)
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| Trading Post (Clock Town) |
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| |
| Red Potion........30 Rupees |
| |
| Green Potion......30 Rupees |
| |
| Fairy.............50 Rupees |
| |
| Hero's Shield.....80 Rupees |
| |
| Deku Nuts (10)....30 Rupees |
| |
| Arrows (50).......40 Rupees |
| |
| Arrows (30).......30 Rupees |
| |
| Deku Stick........10 Rupees |
| |
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| Town Shooting Gallery |
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| |
| 1 game to play.......20 Rupees |
| |
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| Honey & Darling's Shop |
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| |
| Bombchu Gallery (1st Day)...10 Rupees |
| |
| Basket Bomb (2nd Day).......10 Rupees |
| |
| Target Shootin (3rd Day)....10 Rupees |
| |
| |
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| |
| Curiosity Shop (Opens at 10PM) |
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| |
| Actually, you can't buy much |
| here, 'cause he buys stuff |
| from you instead... |
| |
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| Lottery Shop |
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| |
| One lottery chance......10 Rupees |
| |
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| Magic Hag's Shop (Swamp) |
|________________________________|
| |
| Red Potion.........20 Rupees |
| |
| Blue Potion........60 Rupees |
| |
| Green Potion.......10 Rupees |
| |
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| Goron Shop (Goron Shrine) |
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| |
| Arrows (10)..........40 Rupees |
| |
| Arrows (10)..........20 Rupees | <---------
| | |
| Bombs (10)...........40 Rupees | |
| | |
| Bombs (10)...........10 Rupees | <---------| Springtime Prices (After you
| | | beat the
| Red Potion...........80 Rupees | | Snowhead
| | | Temple)
| Red Potion...........50 Rupees | <---------
| |
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19. Bestiary List
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Armos
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The Armos are the huge ass statues that stay still until you either attack it
or you just touch it. The only real way to defeat them without taking too
much damage is to NOT hit them to activate them, and just toss a bomb at
them or lay one down in front of it. Run away when it turns red, before it
blows up and damages you.
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Bad Bat
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AKA the Keese. See the Keese strategy in this section for more information
on how to beat this bat.
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Beamos
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The Beamos are the spinning robots with a single eye that, when it spots you,
shoots a powerful laser at you until it hits you, or loses track of you. To
combat this, toss a bomb at it before it sees you, or if it already has
seen you, then just toss a Deku Nut at it to stun it, then bomb it.
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Big Poe
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This can be found Beneath the Well in Ikana Canyon, and to kill it, simply
wait for it to spin at you, block it's attack with your sword, then shoot
an arrow at it when it stops moving, or if you are close enough, to just
attack it with your sword.
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Black Boes
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These are the "shadow" creatures found in dark temples, and in darker areas.
They're hard to see, but are easy to kill. But the one downside of them is
that they like to travel in packs of 5 or more (usually), so this can make
it harder to kill them without taking damage.
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Blue Bubble
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The Blue Bubbles are the skulls with the blue gas surrounding it, and they
are annoying, to say the least. To defeat it, simply hit it with your
shield, then when the gas dissappears, slash at it with your sword. Now
if you let them touch you with their blue gas, you will become jinxed, and
will not be able to sheath your sword temporarily.
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Blue Tektite
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It's a blue spider enemy that doesn't cause much damage, but can become
irritating at times because it hops up and down all over you, and it
can dodge your sword attacks. It's mainly found in the Mountain Village
region of the game.
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Blue Chucu
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These are those blue blobs (this is only one of many different colored
versions), and can be killed with a single strike of your Gilded or Fairy's
Sword. They have different items in their stomachs, but what comes out is
totally random.
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Deku Baba (Tall)
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The tall Deku Babas are incredibly easy to kill, since they just stand there,
and basically let Link kill them. But they do make some noises that could
strike fear into your heart . Kill them to get Deku Nuts or Deku
Sticks.
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Deku Baba (Short)
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For some reason, the smaller version of the Deku Babas are actually more
dangerous than the bigger versions, since they can attack you. Just wait
for them to attack, then strike when they recoil away from you.
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Dexihands
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Dexihands are those things in the underwater parts of the game that block
your path into some underwater tunnels, and if not killed, will grab you
and toss you around like a rag-doll. It's always best to kill them with
your Fin Boomerangs from afar before trying to swim past them.
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Dinofols
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These guys usually are mini-bosses, and come as armored as they come. You
can't attack them right off the bat, because they'll just block you, so
dodge their fire breath attack, then attack them while they are vulnerable.
Do this a few times to kill them off.
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Dodongo
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These guys, although large, can be killed rather easily if you have the Gilded
Sword or Fairy's Sword. Just dodge their fire-breath, then circle around them
and slash at their tail, the immediately block, because they will spin around
and hit you with their tail. You can also bomb their tails if you wish, but
this is harder to do.
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Dragonfly
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The Dragonflys are mostly around the areas where you must play as Deku Link
(the Stone Tower Temple courtyard is one exception to this), and will
hover around until provoked, or when it sees you. Kill it from afar, or
use the Deku Flowers to launch into them, and to kill them easily.
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Eeno
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These can only be found in one room in the Snowhead Temple, and will chuck
snowballs at you from afar. To kill them, just shoot a few arrows into them,
and they should die off quickly.
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Eyegore
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This cycloptic enemy is pretty easy to beat. Just get close enough for him
to attack, then dodge his attack, and when his eye turns yellow, hit it
with your Hookshot or arrows. Repeat this until he dies. Or, you can just
strike his eye with your sword, but this doesn't usually work all that
well.
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Fire Keese
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Just like regular keese (bats), these Keese are just on fire, and when they
touch Link, will catch Link on fire as well. Shoot them from afar with
some arrows, or slash at them with your sword as they get near you.
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Floormaster
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I hate these guys, but they're not as bad as the Wallmasters. The Floormasters
are usually only found in the Stone Tower Temple, and to defeat them, either
shine light onto them with your Mirror Shield, or just slash at them with
your sword, then kill the 3 mini-Floormasters that emerge.
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Freezard
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These guys don't really move at all, but can do some harm if you get in the
way of their freeze-breath. To kill them, simply shoot them from afar with
a Fire Arrow to melt them away.
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Garos
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These un-dead ninjas only come out in Ikana Canyon while Link is wearing the
Garo Mask. They'll surround you with fire, so just wait until it dies down,
then attack them. If they attack you first, block their attack, then slash
at them when they are vulnerable.
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Gekko
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This is a mini-boss type of character, and can be killed by slashing at him
with arrows to stun him, then attack with your sword to do some damage to
Gekko. Repeat this process to defeat most forms of Gekko.
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Green Chucu
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Just like the Blue Chucu, only this time, this guy is Green. Kill it the same
way as you do the other Chucus. By the way, they are great as platforms when
you shoot an Ice Arrow at them to freeze them...
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Gold Skulltulla
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Not really an enemy, but they can cause damage to Link. They are found inside
of the 2 Spider Houses, 30 in each. They don't really move much, so just hit
them with an arrow or your sword to kill 'em fast.
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Hiploop
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This is a rather easy to beat enemy, and can be found near and inside of the
Woodfall Temple, and in the Stone Tower Temple, but those ones have steel
masks on. To kill them, just shoot it with a bubble from Deku Link, or an
arrow or sword slash from normal Link before they charge at you.
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Ice Keese
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Yet another variation of the normal Keese (bats), this type of Keese is
blue, surrounded by Ice, and when it touches Link, it will freeze Link
momentarily, and will do damage to him.
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Iron Knuckle
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To defeat this monstrosity, simply strike before he strikes you. Hit him once
to start the fight, then hit him a few more times before he swings his axe
at you, dodge those attacks, then hit him some more. Wait for him to get his
axe stuck in the ground, then hit him a lot for some serious damage, until
his firstlayer of armor comes off. Now continue this strategy to kill him for
good.
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Keese
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The original type of Keese, these guys are just like bats, in that they fly
around the room until they see you, then they'll dive-bomb you. Kill them
from afar with a well-placed arrow to keep the danger factor out of the
fight.
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Leever
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These guys are sorta like the Chucu's, but they come out of the sandy beaches
in Great Bay Coast, and will spin at you until they hit you (or something
else). Dodge their attacks, then slash at them before they can come back
at you.
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Like Like
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Like-Likes return from the last Zelda game, and are still annoying, but aren't
as big of a hassle as the ones in the last game. They are mostly found in
the Great Bay area, both on the surface and underwater. Avoid doing close-
combat with them, because if sucked up, they can steal items from you, and
even weapons or armor! It's best to just avoid them or kill them from far
away with an arrow or two.
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Mad Scrub
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A variation of the Deku Scrub, the Mad Scrub shoots at you from afar from his
redish Deku Flower. Kill them from afar too, with some arrows or bubbles
from Deku Link.
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Mini Baba
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Once again, here is a newer variation of the Deku Baba, these guys do almost
no damage, because they are buried beneath the ground. Slash at them without
getting too close to kill them without taking damage.
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Nejiron
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These guys come out of the ground near Ikana Canyon, and replace where the
Blue Bubbles once were (sometimes). They sorta look like Gorons, because
they roll around, but they make odd noises, and will blow up if you slash
at them with your sword. It's best to either shoot them from afar with either
an arrow or your Hookshot, or bomb it. When it dies, it usually gives up
some bombs. They come out of the ground in packs, and roll right at you,
which doesn't leave much time for defense. Be aware of these guys...
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Octorok
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These are back from the last Zelda game, and lurk underwater, and on the
water's surface. They are pretty big, and will shoot rocks at you from
afar. Shoot them with arrows to avoid them, or block their rocks back at
them with your shield. Also, they can become great ice-bergs if shot with
an Ice Arrow...
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Poe
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A smaller version of the Big Poe, this one is a little bit easier to beat,
but it takes longer. Just wait for them to stop spinning and reappear, then
attack it when it materializes near you. They are only found in the Stone
Tower Temple.
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Real Bombchu
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These guys look like little rabid animals with bombs for tails. They'll commit
suicide to damage you, and when they get close, watch out for their bombs.
Just block them with your shield to cause them to explode, and kill them
without taking any damage.
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Red Chucu
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Another variation of the Chucu, you should kill them the same way as you do
with the other variations of Chucus, and beware that these guys are scattered
everywhere in the Termina World, and will give out anything from a heart
to a Rupee to some arrows. Once again, what comes out of their stomach is
completely random.
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ReDead
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These walking mummies are scattered in Ikana Canyon, and Beneath the Well.
If they see you, they'll hop onto your back, and suck your health until
they are done. Their icy-stare will freeze you, so try not to get very close
to them at all. If you wear the Gibdo or Garo's Mask, you can walk past the
ReDeads without them even noticing you.
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Skulltulla
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The papa-version of the Gold Skulltulas, these ones are a lot larger than
them, and do more damage too. When they drop down in front of you, simply
wait for them to turn around to reveal their bellies, then strike when you
see it. That, or you can simply shoot an arrow at them to kill them faster.
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Snapper
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Snappers are almost EXACTLY like the Skulltulas, but if you get too close,
they'll spin around, and damage you seriously. Shoot them with an arrow
from afar to ensure an easy fight, but you can always attempt to kill them
with your sword...
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Stalchild
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This is a mini-skeleton, and is a soldier of the great Captain Keeta. They
don't harm you much, and can be killed easily with your sword. But if you
wear the Captain's Hat, you can actually talk to them, and give them orders!
After they have taken your orders, they'll collapse into a pile of bones.
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Stalfols
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Returning from Ocarina of Time, the Stalfos are some armored skeletons, and
attack almost like the Wolfos, and should be treated the same, too. Just
wait for them to attack, block it, then slash at them when they are vulnerable.
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Takkuri
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I hate these guys. They look like giant birds in Termina Field, but they are
different, in that they'll dive bomb you, and steal items from you, including
your sword! I strongly suggest that you just avoid them, but if you can kill
them, you will get a Gold Rupee worth 200 Rupees!
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White Boes
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Just like the Black Boes, these are the "lighter" version of the shadow
creatures found in most dungeons, and in darker and lighter areas of the
game. They come in packs of 5-6 Boes, so they can be tough to defeat, but
once you get rid of most of the pack, it gets way easier to defeat them
all.
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Wolfos
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These armored wolves come in two flavors: Normal and Ice Wolfos. If you try
to attack them normally, they'll just block you, so wait for them to attack
and either dodge or block them, then when they turn their backs to you,
slash at them with your sword. Do this a few times to defeat them.
20. Secrets and Easter Eggs
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00001: Unlimited Rupees
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This secret basically gives you unlimited Rupees, or as much as you
want. To do this, head into the Bomber's Hideout, and run down the
ramp. Now instead of heading into the water and straight to head to the
Observatory, swim to the left down the corridor to a seemingly
dead-end. Avoid the Skulltula, and to the left at the end is a ledge.
Climb up it, and you will see a bombable wall with a crack in it. Take
out a bomb, and bomb the wall open to reveal a chest. Inside this chest
is the legendary Silver Rupee, worth a whopping 100 Rupees! How is this
unlimited you ask? Simple. Just take your new 100 Rupees to the banker
in West Clock Town, then go back to the First Day, locate the bombable
wall, and take yet another Silver Rupee. Now just keep on repeating
this, and eventually, you will get as many Rupees as you want!
Other Silver Rupee locations:
This Silver Rupee can be found in the Stock Pot Inn on the First Day. To
get it, simply enter the Inn sometime in the afternoon after 2PM, and
check yourself in. Take the room key, and enter your room. Inside you
will find another Silver Rupee.
This Silver Rupee is located on the roof of the Town Shooting Gallery,
inside of a small chest. To get to it, first use Zora Link to get
to the Milk Bar roof, then hop from this roof to the next ledge
that leads to the Town Shooting Gallery roof, then return to normal
Link, and make your way across the signs, and onto the roof where
you will find this chest containing the Silver Rupee.
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00002: Rocket Gossip Stones
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For this cool, little Easter Egg, just locate any Gossip Stone in Termina. Now
once you have found one, place a bomb in front of it, and back away before it
blows up. When it blows up in front of the Gossip Stone, the Gossip Stone
will go into a countdown mode, and then rocket off into the air, and into
space. Pretty cool, eh?
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00003: Gossip Stone Locations
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Termina Field Locations:
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#1: In Termina Field, this one is inside of a underground hole, along with
three other Gossip Stones near the entrance to Mountain Village.
#2: This Gossip Stone is in Termina Field near the ramps leading up to Mountain
Village.
#3: This Gossip Stone is in Termina Field too, to the right of the giant
rock near the entrance to the Great Bay area.
#4: This Gossip Stone is underneath the rock mentioned in Gossip Stone #3,
along with three other Gossip Stones in west Termina Field.
#5: This Gossip Stone is underneath the circular tree in south Termina Field,
near the entrance to Southern Swamp, in a hidden underground hole that
you must bomb to reveal.
#6: This Gossip Stone is near the outside perimeter of east Clock Town and east
Termina Field, in a underground hole near Ikana Canyon and Graveyard.
#7: This Gossip Stone is near a tree in southern Termina Field, near Gossip
Stone #5.
#8: This Gossip Stone is underneath a hole to the left of the Observatory in
east Termina Field, along with three other Gossip Stones.
#9: This Gossip Stone is near Gossip Stone #8, but is behind the Observatory
instead.
#10: This Gossip Stone is near Gossip Stone #5, but is inside of a hole near
some tall grass, along with 3 other Gossip Stones.
Southern Swamp Locations:
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#11: This one is just outside of the entrance to the Woods of Mystery.
#12: This Gossip Stone is on the path leading to the Swamp Shooting Gallery
in Southern Swamp.
#13: This Gossip Stone is inside of the Swamp Spider House, in the last room
containing Skulltulas #27-30 (check the Southern Swamp Spider House
section for more details).
Mountain Village Locations:
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#14: This Gossip Stone is near the entrance to Mountain Village, in a corner
of snow.
#15: This Gossip Stone is near a tree where the starving Goron was (on a ledge)
but can only be seen and accessed after the snow melts away.
#16: This Gossip Stone can be accessed in the secret cave entrance that leads
to the Goron Graveyard after the snow has melted away.
Milk Road Locations:
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#17: This Gossip Stone is directly across from the Owl Statue here.
Romani Ranch Locations:
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#18: This Gossip Stone is inside of the cucco shack in the back of Romani
Ranch.
#19: This Gossip Stone is directly to the left of the Romani Ranch
entrance.
#20: This Gossip Stone is right behind the Romani Ranch barn (the one with
the cows).
#21: This Gossip Stone is in the western field of Romani Ranch, near the
outer wall.
Ikana Graveyard Locations:
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#22: This Gossip Stone is directly near the large rock, near the ledge that
allows you to enter the Graveyard itself.
Great Bay Coast Locations:
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#23: This Gossip Stone is on the beach that leads to Waterfall Rapids in
southern Great Bay Coast.
Ikana Canyon Locations:
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#24: This Gossip Stone is near a Heart Piece on a ledge across from Sakon's
Hideout to the right of the Octorok bridge.
#25: This Gossip Stone is on the Octorok bridge.
#26: This Gossip Stone is to the left of the Spirit House.
The Moon Locations:
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#27: This Gossip Stone is inside of the Deku Link Dungeon.
#28: See Gossip Stone #27.
#29: See Gossip Stone #27.
#30: See Gossip Stone #27.
#31: See Gossip Stone #27.
#32: This Gossip Stone is inside of the Goron Link Dungeon.
#33: See Gossip Stone #32.
#34: See Gossip Stone #32.
#35: See Gossip Stone #32.
#36: See Gossip Stone #32.
#37: This Gossip Stone is inside of the Zora Link Dungeon.
#38: See Gossip Stone #37.
#39: See Gossip Stone #37.
#40: See Gossip Stone #37.
#41: See Gossip Stone #37.
#42: This Gossip Stone is inside of the normal Link Dungeon.
#43: See Gossip Stone #42.
#44: See Gossip Stone #42.
#45: See Gossip Stone #42.
#46: See Gossip Stone #42.
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00004: Healing Signs
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To heal any sign that you've chopped up with your sword, simply stand near
the sign, and play the Song of Healing to it, and watch it go back together
and "heal" itself.
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00005: Gossip Stone Responses (Hints)
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By popular request (yes, I've actually had people request these, just out
of sheer curiosity and laziness...), here are some of the responses (basically
hints and tips) that you get from the Gossip Stones scattered around Termina
when you check them while wearing the Mask of Truth. Try to speak to the
Gossip Stones while wearing any other mask only results in Tatl saying:
"It's like my heart is being peered right into. That's a disturbing eye!"
Blah.
"The Mystical Stone responds to the mask and speaks to you."
"...But it's words are heard in secret..."
"It seems the face of the slightly larger, strange stone changes when the
guitar of waves is played..."
"It seems the face of the slightly larger, strange stone changes when the
pipes of awakening is played..."
"It seems all the strange stones that are arranged in a row wish to be
the same color."
"It seems the face of the slightly larger, strange stone changes when the
drums of sleep are played..."
"The symbol of marriage, the Couple's Mask seems to have the power to
calm and silence arguments."
"Anju, the woman at the inn, is known to be careless and frequently mixes
up guests..."
"It seems the hideout of Sakon, the thief, is tucked away at the edge of
Ikana Canyon..."
"It seems the crows that fly near the town walls are fond of musical
instruments..."
"The Postman puts his delivery schedule before everything else, but
priority mail is of even greater importance."
"It seems the veranda door of the town's Stock Pot Inn has carelessly
been left unlocked..."
"The Swamp Tourist Center will not accept photographs taken outside
the swamp. But if you bring a photograph of the guide's son, he'll
give you something nice..."
"The mask that can see into people's hearts and minds also seems to
work well on animals as well..."
"The Gold Dust won as a prize in the Goron Races in spring can be
used by the smithy to forge a sword. Or it can be sold to the smithy
for 40 Rupees, but the Curiosity Shop will buy it for 200 Rupees..."
"A small, lost horse seems to have been taken in by Romani Ranch,
south of town..."
"The frogs that are supposed to gather in the mountains where spring
arrives elsewhere. You need Don Gero's Mask to bring them together.
The frogs in Clock Town, the swamp, Woodfall Temple and Great Bay
Temple make four..."
"The spirit of the charasmitic dancer who died in Termina Field dances
there night after night."
"It seems Keaton, the ghost fox, plays tricks in the grass..."
"The animal bandleader's mask seems to have strange power of making
young animals mature."
"A torture device of insomnia called the All-Night Mask seems to be
available at the Curiosity Shop..."
"It seems that Kafei, whose wearabouts are unknown, is awaiting a
letter from Anju..."
"To get Evan to listen to Mikau and Japass's song from their music
session, you should not try demonstrating it as Mikau. It seems if
you pose as someone unrelated to the band and begin playing it,
you just might get him to lend an ear."
"Pamela, who lives in the music box house, comes out every two minutes
when the music box is playing. But it seems she will also come out
if she hears a bomb explode..."
"It seems the ReDeads that appear in Ikana Castle start dancing when
the Captain's Hat, Gibdo's Mask or Garo's Mask are worn. But that
does not change things much..."
"If you use the Lens of Truth near here and speak to the main you
find...you may earn a mask that can enable you to blend into
backgrounds and move about without being noticed."
"It seems Shiro, the unseen stone soldier, had the Stone Mask..."
"It seems Guru-Guru, the traveling musician, had the Bremen Mask..."
"It seems the old woman with the Bomb Bag had the Blast Mask..."
"It seems the Deku Scrub butler had the Mask of Scents..."
"It seems the Giant's Mask was dormant in the Stone Tower Temple..."
"It seems Kamaro, the spirit dancer, had Kamaro's Mask..."
"It seems Skull Keeta, Captain of the Skull Knights, had the
Captain's Hat..."
"It seems the hungry Goron was wearing Don Gero's Mask..."
"It seems the Gibdo Mask could fall from Pamela's father's cursed
face..."
"It seems the Gorman Brothers were using Garo's Mask for ill..."
"It seems Cremia, the owner of Romani Ranch, had Romani's Mask..."
"It seems the leader of the Gorman Troupe had the Circus Leader's
Mask..."
"It seems the Postman had the Postman's Hat..."
"It seems Kafei and Anju had the Couple's Mask..."
"It seems the one cursed by the strange, sparkling gold spiders
had the Mask of Truth..."
"It seems his mother, Madame Aroma, had Kafei's Mask..."
"It seems Grog of the Cucco Shack had the Bunny Hood..."
"It seems the All-Night Mask was being sold at the Curiosity
Shop..."
"It seems the owner of the Curiosity Shop was keeping the Keaton
Mask..."
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00006: Mask Dealer Responses
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Postman's Hat: "That mask...That's the Postman's Hat isn't it?"
"That is a fine thing. It is filled with the joy of
freedom."
"You have done some good work..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my mask..."
All-Night Mask: "That mask...That's the All-Night Mask isn't it?"
"That looks like an expensive mask. Unfortunatley, that
is not the mask I am looking for."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Blast Mask: "That mask...That's the Blast Mask isn't it?"
"That is a fine mask. It is filled with feelings of gratitude."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Stone Mask: "That mask...That's the Stone Mask: isn't it?"
"That is a fine mask. It is filled with an appreciation for
things that go unoticed."
"You have done some good work."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my mask..."
Great Fairy Mask: "That mask...That's the Great Fairy Mask isn't it?"
"That is quite rare. Normally, I wouldn't be able to
get one of those."
"Unfortunately, that is not the mask I am looking
for..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Mask of Scents: "That mask...That's the Mask of Scents isn't it?"
"You've done well to get that mask. Looking at it's
condition, I can tell that it's previous owner was
neat and tidy."
"Unfortunately, that is not the mask I am looking for..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Don Gero Mask: "That mask...That's the Don Gero Mask isn't it?"
"That mask has a very operatic feel about it."
"Unfortunately, that is not the mask I am looking for..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Bunny Hood: "That mask...That's the Bunny Hood isn't it?"
"That is a fine thing. It is fulled with kindness towards
animals."
"You have done some good work..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Bremen Mask: "That mask...That's the Bremen Mask isn't it?"
"If you have that, then it would appear that you have the
qualities of a leader."
"Unfortunately, that is not the mask I am looking for..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Keaton Mask: "That mask...That's the Keaton Mask isn't it?"
"It carries a lot of nostalgia. It was popular with
children long ago."
"Unfortunately, that is not the mask I am looking for..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Romani's Mask: "That mask...That's the Romani's Mask isn't it?"
"That is a nice mask. It is sentimental item that
exudes a lot of maturity."
"You have done some good work..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Circus Leader Mask: "That mask...That's the Circus Leader Mask isn't
it?"
"That is a fine mask. It is filled with the feelings
of tenderness left behind in the back of one's
heart."
"You have done some good work..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Kafei's Mask: "That mask...That's the Kafei's Mask isn't it?"
"The worry of a concerned mother is expressed quite well
in that mask."
"Unfortunately, that is not the mask I am looking for..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Couple's Mask: "That mask...That's the Couple's Mask isn't it?"
"That is truly a very fine mask. It is overflowing with
powerful feelings of love and gratitude."
"You have done some good work..."
"You went to a great deal of trouble, didn't you?"
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Mask of Truth: "That mask...That's the Mask of Truth isn't it?"
"You have a frightful mask. But being able to see into
people's hearts and minds seems useful..."
"Unfortunately, that is not the mask I am looking for..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Captain's Hat: "That mask...That's the isn't it?"
"That is a splended thing. It earns the respect and
sworn alligiance of legions of soldiers."
"Unfortunately, that is not the mask I am looking for..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Garo's Mask: "That mask...That's the Captain's Hat isn't it?"
"If you have that mask, you must be one with quite a bit
of courage."
"Unfortunately, that is not the mask I am looking for..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Gibdo Mask: "That mask...That's the Gibdo Mask isn't it?"
"That is a fine mask. It is filled with the love of a
father and child."
"You have done some good work..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Kamaro's Mask: "That mask...That's the Kamaro's Mask isn't it?"
"That is a fine mask. It is filled with the joy of a
teacher has in finding a good student."
"You have done some good work..."
"Keep up that pace. I am counting on you to get my
mask..."
Goron's Mask: "Oh yes, you..."
"You have the spirit of the Goron who could not be healed..."
"So then...have you recovered Majora's Mask?"
"You still haven't done it?"
"I keep telling you that if you don't get it back soon,
terrible things will happen!!!"
"Only [enter time here] remain."
"But please make the most of your time."
"Surely you must be able to do something."
"Believe in your strengths."
"Believe..."
Zora Mask: "Oh, that shape..."
"You have the spirit of the Zora who could not be healed..."
"So then...have you recovered Majora's Mask?"
"You still haven't done it?"
"I keep telling you that if you don't get it back soon,
terrible things will happen!!!"
"Only [enter time here] remain."
"But please make the most of your time."
"Surely you must be able to do something."
"Believe in your strengths."
"Believe..."
Deku Mask: "Oh, you?"
"So then...have you recovered Majora's Mask?"
"You still haven't done it?"
"I keep telling you that if you don't get it back soon,
terrible things will happen!!!"
"Only [enter time here] remain."
"But please make the most of your time."
"Surely you must be able to do something."
"Believe in your strengths."
"Believe..."
21. CREDITS
CJayC- For accepting all of my FAQS, and for creating the best web site on
the net!
Me- For making this FAQ! :p
Nintendo of America- For releasing this great game, and for employing the
great Shigeru Miyamoto to make this game.
Zelda: Majora's Mask Instruction Booklet: For the Different Links info.
Kao Megura- For his kick-ass Copyright notice, which I used from one of his
FAQs (his Marvel vs. Capcom 2 FAQ I believe)
Dallas Scott- I refered to his bad-ass FAQ for Zelda: MM whenever I got stuck
in the game. I suggest that you take a gander at his FAQ as
well.
Devin Morgan- He gave me permission to use his Keaton Quiz information.
S.Lee (Adrenaline)- He gave me some Stray Fairy Locations that I needed.
Thanks.
Mark64 (http://mark64.cjb.net)- He gave me some corrections for the FAQ.
Batman2944@aol.com- He was the first person to request the "Gossip Stone
Responses" section. Thanks.
"Seth Meyer"- He gave me Owl Statue Location #10, since I missed it. Thanks.
22. CONTACT INFO
My Resident Evil Code Veronica site: www.geocities.com/residentevilcv
My website: http://faqdomain.cjb.net
E-Mail Address: nemesis@flipmode.com
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Brett
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