Another Fact: The man that approaches you after clearing the Ocean Spider House and offers to buy it off of you, is the same man on the center of the festival platform in South Clock Town staring up at the moon (he's a carpenters apprentice, and wearing a green shirt). After you clear the Spider House, he won't be seen in Clock Town anymore, but instead will remain in the Spider House bunker, shaking and crying in the corner because he is scared to die. If you clear the Spider House very early on day 1, he'll say something different on each day he spends in the Spider House. Something like "3 days until the moon falls" then "Just 2 days..." and then "only a few hours left" or something like that. As a kid I always assumed he was just a random guy that appeared in the Spider House after you clear it, but only recently noticed that its the same guy from Clock Town. If you clear the Spider House and use cheats/hacks to reverse time, he won't reappear in Clock Town even on day 1. The devs made sure he wouldn't appear in two places at once.

I misread the description as Link is paralyzed by redheads. Me too, Link

7:37 Even the masks above the fireplace are missing which could mean that she took them with her.

I'm sure the fire and candles being out is to make the town appear more dreary and lifeless, a really unwelcome, cold feeling.

Some things about the Igos Du Ikana fight 1-using the bremen mask makes the two soldiers march 2-wearing the captains hat causes a unique cutscene with Igos 3-(found this out last week) the light that shines in the room moves to different locations depending on the time of day

If you ever go back to Ocarina of Time things. Baby Dodongos eat bombs... and die because of that. Its something that not many people manage to see because there are no bomb flowers in the room where Baby Dodongos are and you dont have the bomb bag by that point.

The stars have been navigation tools for sailors for a long time, it would make sense for those constellations to appear to the Hero of Time here. The Big Dipper and Cassiopeia also appear in Wind Waker in the sky as well as as islands including Orion also

It’s always good to save energy before the world ends

The man-eating flower platforms in Woodfall Temple will explode if they eat Goron Link.

Love that you spent the time to show each cow figure bobble its head

*2:07* omg Link did it, the reason he went out adventuring in the first place. His secret and personal journey is complete: His journey in search of a beloved and invaluable friend...

Goron Link get's into Ikana Graveyard in the most badass style.

1:20 I swear to remember that those were musical notes, if you played them in the order, they were they gave you miserable rupees. At least that's how I remember because I played the Mario RPG and learned basic musical notes, I applied the concept to Majoras and I remember that it gave me 20 rupees more or less.

7:42 The masks above the fireplace! They’re gone!

My childhood question has now been solved after many years why I see rocks sticking out on the wall. Through the years I always thought its relevant as a secret or something. Even thought “flipping Termina” like it happened in last temple would be connected to it. But nope, now I finally know its a reference to constellation. Which is interesting, although somewhat irrelevant to Majora’s Mask. I dont understand much about astronomy but it is pretty cool how its referenced. And the fact its apparently referenced to Na’vi as well.

The Song of Storms trick is likely a callback to the original game, where the flute did the same thing - it dispelled the Bubble's curse.

It makes sense, if there’s a shred of hope that the world won’t be destroyed, it’d suck to accidentally burn the town down

Seems like a trick question asking how many cow figurines there are in Clock Town when some of them are hidden from the player and the game expects the player to know where they all are.

The constellation stuff was wild idk how you even found that, amazing work!

Man, Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time shows that there's no end in what the secrets are found in this game...😅

Wow, they really did lock everything up before heading out. Very cool. Almost like they expect something to be there when they get back.

I love that you got footage of every cow statue while its head was bobbling! So cute

I’ve been playing this game since around 2005, and I never knew that the Keaton mask actually did anything. Watched the literal first minute of this game and my whole worldview has changed

The last clip about objects changing depending on the day reminds me of the pots at the front entrance of the blacksmiths home at the mountain area. These flower pots are outside at day, but inside at night. Also, bushes very subtly move their leaves, but only in outdoor areas.

Looigi Bros is the most professional and interesting KZfaq channel about Zelda easter eggs. I'm learning cool stuff about games I've played for 20+ years.

If you guys ever document the Windwaker: In Dragon roost dungeon there are 2 cool things almost nobody knows: 1: behind the room in which you have to move square blocks to reveal an entrance, you can pull them out halfway and reveal a secret crouch tunnel behind it. 2: If you are outside of the dungeon, there is a part where you have to get a key out of a birds nest (lost the name, the small Helmarock thing) Near the door is some sort of geiser spitting out hot air. If you lay a pot on it, it will show an unique animation, spinning and levitating the pot on hot air without breaking it. Bonus 3: This is more known, but you can throw bait in front of rat holes to buy stuff and keep the rats away.

With that Goron trick, I can finally fulfill my dream of collecting the wallets out of order.

Never stop making these! (Unless you run out of material or want a break) I love your content!

I have never even seen an actual Keaton in this game. Would have loved to try its quizzes. Also, song of storms removing curse is pretty useful, wish I knew that too.

I’m definitely trying those Goron skips in my next playthrough!

I always get a kick out of Goron Link's "screams". 😂

More than 20 years later I found out about all this details. Amazing.

The amount of little details in this game is insane!

Next one: magic beans grow with the Song of Storms too

During the fight with Majora, if you turn into Deku Link during Majora’s Wrath and let him lasso and throw you, you can land in the circular alcove where Majora’s Mask is at the start of the fight. Most of his attacks will be unable to hit you.

i‘m afraid, i've never paid as much attention to majora’s mask as i did to ocarina of time when I've played them as a kid. These videos are truly eye-opening..!

That last one is kind of an odd conclusion to come to. I think the more likely explanation isn't that people are saving energy, but rather just subtle signs of people abandoning the town as the moon becomes an undeniable existential threat. In the evening of the third day Stock Pot Inn is completely empty (minus maybe the hand in the toilet, but I can't recall if he'll come out even on the third night) so no one's around to light or use the fire, and the only people in the mayor's office are those still debating about an evacuation order, so that room is completely unused by the people who normally use it.

As an amateur astronomer, it makes me very happy to know that the developers behind some of the Zelda games sneak in astronomical references. Wind waker has quite a few.

2:19 You mean to tell me the Big Dipper is not based on a spoon!?

this series has been amazing. shows off the sheer depth of the world building in these older games!

I think the fireplaces and candles being unlit is more of a sign of the uncertainty of the townsfolk than anything. For 3 days they have argued and bickered back and forth over whether the world was going to end, but in the end no one is really sure. No one really knows what is going on at all. Will it really come crashing down? If they abandon and the inn burns down, what is left behind for them and their livelihood? I'm sure there's more to explore here with the residents of a seemingly parallel universe that are unaware of the conditions of their existence.

Nintendo: "We need you to get this game out ASAP. Reuse OoT assets, cut corners, whatever, but don't miss the deadline." Majora's Mask dev team: "Alright gang, tonight we're gonna focus on realistic chimney timing."

Touya Kinomoto: "There's no coincidence, only the inevitable"

Your videos are hella informative! Keep 'em comin'!

"Cassieopeia was a banished goddess," you say? Thank you for that, I will gladly toss that into my "Majora is a banished goddess" theory folder.

loved all the wee cows shaking there heads soo cute LOL 🥰🥰😂😂

As a kid, the cow bobble head was an absolute guess and I never bothered to look for them ! So I’m glad I know now !

banned by the gods not relevent to the story? stone tower is all about hubris and humans trying to overtake (and even kill) the goddesses.

If you play the Bosa Nova song for the Guay in Termina field, he will drop rupees for you

This game has so many little details. It really feels like a living world.

7:08 #9 I never know interested technology mechanics!

been waiting decades for the location of all 10 cows. thank you for the fantastic videos

Love these videos, keep up the great work we'd all love to see more

Js, that intro is fire. I want it as a ringtone.

The smoke thing may not seem too interesting but just the fact Nintendo took the time to put physics like that into this game especially since it’s not something you’d likely notice at all is incredible.

Fun Fact! If you talk to Cremia right before the world ends, she reveals that she's getting her 9-year-old sister drunk for the first time in her life so that her senses will be dulled and she won't have to experience the full terror of the apocalypse! What a fun game!

Didn't know about that skip in Ikana Castle. Nice!

Nice to see such a new video on mm!

The way I see it, both fireplaces and candles need to be lit by someone. If everybody left in a rush, nobody took the time to light them, hence, everything is off.

1:35 Ok, that’s kinda out there lol. It’s like if just 2 stars made a constellation that looks like a Picasso painting. I could be wrong but it’s still funny to me.

2:29, the brightest stars in big Dipper and the ram may allude to: a wide tail of a sheep servant. Search Alioth and Hamal.

Heres a interesting little fact: In the skybox at night you can see the constellation Orions Belt. And maybe more? A long time ago during my 2nd playthrough, i was waiting for the Alien quest to start in Romani ranch. i looked up at the sky and noticed a red star.. then i realized my favorite constellation was just there in the sky and i was like.. wow, thats fucking cool

I love the song of storms one!! That makes so much sense

Yooo. The consolation thing feels related to overarching Zelda lore themes. Like Skyward Sword and BotW:2 . If the devs have favorite IRL lore from stories and media- like mythology; I feel like it will always have a slight influence or inspiration on some aspects of the games they make.

The extinguishing of the fires in Clock Town I always thought some of the townsfolk knew an 11th hour would happen so they lit out all the fires so they wouldn't return to a burnt down house if such a scenario did happen.

Guays will try to attack you underwater even in Ocarina of Time. They'll even go as deep as the Water Temple's entrance just to peck at Link.

7:24 of course the lights are off, there's no one to tend the fire and light the candles.

I had no idea the rocks showed constellations! I love that they referenced Navi.

I love these 👌

Even the candles...insane detail. :)

Funnily enough the star wasn’t named Navi until astronaut Virgil Ivan Grissom nicknamed the star Navi by spelling his middle name backwards. Which is also interesting considering the star is a navigation point and Navi is short for “navigation.” Plus, Navi is the reason why Link left Hyrule at the beginning of Majora’s Mask but without his bright star Navi to navigate him, he seems to be lost.....

that smoke thing is brilliant.. how does one even see that.. I've sat around staring at stuff in this game a whole lot. that early roof-blow thing sounds SUPER useful, since that part is really tedious and easy to screw up

0:34 What?! I didn't even know these critters existed. Time to play it again!

I think the tale associated with The Cassiopeia Constellation is supposed to reflect how The Skull Kid was exiled to the heavens (or Hyrule, depending on how you look at it) by The Four Giants, similar to how the the vain queen was banished to the sky by her own Gods.

Fun fact: the big dipper is referenced in the ancient symbol known as the swastika. It shows the rotation of the big dipper in the sky through the seasons.

Cassiopeia is somewhat like Navi since Navi *is* kinda presumptuous, and sheleft “to the skies” at the end of oot

that constellation fact is mind-blowing

one I just found out on a replay. the stone mask: the gerudo pirates won't arrest you and throw you out while wearing it but I noticed when walking by them they slowly turn around and just stare at you. like when you see someone in a weird outfit on the sidewalk and you think to yourself "what the hell is that?"

For the first, the red rupee appears if you destroy all the grass, it doesn't have to be a spin attack.

The Cassiopeia factoid heavily reminds me of all the Orion imagery in Wind Waker. Sure, the constellations are important for navigation, but why Orion?

I wonder if the reason the Cassiopeia constellation is used is a reference to Skull Kid. The lore states that after causing trouble for Termina, the Giants (gods) banished the imp back to the heavens, just like Cassiopeia according to this video. Don't know why the other constellations might be in the game though...

0:20 yes but specifically the Keaton circles

The lore behind Cassiopeiae feels similar to the story of how the goddess hylia took her people to the sky in skyward sword.

awesome

The best I can assume for the constellations is that they reference stellar navigation. The big dipper at the northern part makes sense since the North Star is part of that constellation

Great video. I would love to see a realism remake

Amazing ! despite being "rushed" ^^ MM is still my favorite Zelda Game !

I knew the 1st one and the one about the Song of Storms cleansing the cures from a Blue Bubble. BTW, any particular reason that Cow #6 was the only one shown without any shaking?

I just love the sounds of majoras mask

I love you guys!

Wow... i didnt know you can get rid of that curse by playing the song of storms!

If I remember correctly the "Cassiopeia constellation rocks" its just a chart for a song you have to play there in order for a cave to open or something like that

lool you can dispel curse with song of storms *-* cool !

Seems like only adult people have that cow toy, so... probably it's a small gift from milkbar for being frequent customers (At least that's just I see it)

Amazing beautiful 🤩

Genial, lo sabía todo.

More,more,we want more

I remember there is a glitch in Majora's Mask where u can go to a 4th day that involves a Telescope in the observatory, some people posted it but would be nice to see how it works by you and to see ur attempts 🙂

I always thought the first rocks that you say “resemble the constellation” was actually the prelude of light. Look at the rock placements then look at the time measure for the prelude of light

So many booblehead cows yet, not a place when I could purcash one for myself