Seriously I love this game

Such a good story

Yeah its interesting. In a strange way, it really does still build upon the first games story. It serves to give link more of a personality on my eyes so In that way it does make the game bigger

I am so disappointed that Totk didn't do the same

​@@shlokwaghela9560sadly, i was expecting the same, i love when nintendo has balls and makes more dramatic zelda games like Majora mask or Wind waker, i guess that sales from those games made them reluctant to do that again, let alone consider a zelda game where link sacrifices at the end.

I think it was. Shigeru Miyamoto loves Disney and somewhat based Link off Peter Pan. Who’s to say Termina was inspired by Wonderland

@@nave712 ahh cool. Didnt know this. Well this game is just a creative masterpiece either way

Good ol occult Symbolism o

You're right. The game started with a gritty and suspensful tone but nothing too out of the ordinary. Even the Skull Kid didn't look like much of a threat and was acting rather normal even though he seemingly warps into the scene. The mask wasn't controlling him too much in that scene, given that he easily lifted his mask to see what Tatl and Tael did. Once Link fell into the chasm, the tone of the game suddenly gets a lot darker. The Skull Kid starts levitating and Majora's eyes suddenly get brighter, Link gets turned into a Deku Scrub against his will and the use of extensive motion blur make his transformation scene look like as if he was trapped in a never ending nightmare.

Nyxael there’s actually a theory that Link died when he fell down the tree, and the 5 areas of the game are Link going through the 5 stages of grief over his own death. It’s an amazingly solid theory and highly recommend you look into it! Game theory has a video on it.

@@HotelMari0Maker Please don't. That theory was debunked a long time ago.

@@Nyxael5845 The theory is pretty solid. I don't know where you saw it was debunked, but any argument I found against it was poorly constructed.

@@andresurdaneta6834 The Hero of Time returned to Hyrule after Majora's Mask. The land of Termina was merely a dream created by the power of Majora's Mask and the memories and heavy burdens of the Skull Kid. The Hero's Shade in Twilight Princess is proof that the Hero of Time returned to Hyrule and did not die an early death in the Lost Woods. He lived long enough to leave offspring because the Hero of Twilight is a distant descendant of the Hero of Time.

Lol Tingle

Tingles,,,

Its not more legendary, Ocarina of Time is acclaimed to be the best of all time. But still, Majoras Mask is legendary.

@@alexanderryufenando9711 I think they just took a different approach because they didn't know how to top the incredible and revolutionary Ocarina of Time

Are u saying that is haunted because of ben’s drowning

@@jacobmacdonald9503 What does that have to do with anything related to this game?

@@vibes8930 I’m saying I don’t find this game scary but if u were talking the creepy pasta one instead of original

Thanks for the tip

Yeah and water is wet

Yup and the ice is cold

It is quite literally

It's a total contrast to the undertone of the previous game. It's a very interesting way to follow up to a big success

solid wishes and I agree

That would be fkn wild

But BOTW is a completely different game. I don't think finding out whatever happened to Termina is the main focus

I think it's gonna be twilight magic

What if Ganon was so full of hatred now that he is too strong to defeat. What if Zelda and Link have to travel back in time and go to Termina and recruit Majora’s help? Hmmm

That would be useless recycling and in thecworst case scenario it would lessen the emotional impact of Majora's Mask. The story in Termina was resolved. Even the name Termina refers to termination, meanin the moon. The moon was destroyed in the end. There's no need to return.

This could just be my theorizing but there are fan theories about the deku butlers son being reincarnated in Link. And what I think is a possibility us that this scene could be showing the possible bullying that was done to the deku scrub that Link is embodying.

Technically during the timeline this game took place, the events from Ocarina of Time *never* happened. This is the timeline most people know to be the "child timeline" where Link was sent back to the moment he first met Zelda at the castle, but this time, warned Zelda of Ganon, and rather than defeating him in a big heroic climax, Ganon was executed (or at least attempted to be) through the legal system. While that affair took place, Link left Hyrule in search of an unnamed friend, ventured beyond Kokiri Forest, into some unknown region that supposedly no one in Hyrule knows about, and was ambushed by the skull kid. Hence Link was lured to the entrance to the alternate reality of Termina, left Hyrule's boundaries, was separated from the Triforce of courage, and the events of Marjora's Mask take place thereafter. Twilight Princess is considered to be a direct sequel to Majora's Mask because it takes place within the same timeline as Majora's Mask, and presumably within the same Hyrule, in the future. It is also speculated that the Heroe's Shade who teaches the Link from Twilight sword fight, is the spirit of the Hero of Time. Enter the dialog "Although I accepted life as the hero I could not convey the lessons of that life to those who came after. At last I have eased my regrets."

@@vibes8930 With the whole “it’s speculated that the Hero’s Shade is OOT Link” thing, it’s pretty much confirmed that he indeed is OOT Link. I think one of the official books says that he is OOT Link.

@@ps4pro668 So the real question is what happened to him between the events of Majora's Mask, and Twilight?... If he is seen in Hyrule then it would be safe to assume that he came home at least at some point. Read my other reply in the other comment area as to how I am puzzled for an explanation.

Well kinda...I mean the opening narration recounts the events of the first game and mentions Navi

I actually like how it's a direct sequel following the ending of OoT though. On the other hand, while ToTK is a cool game it literally makes zero sense as a sequel to BoTW

I've always felt the same way, I really want a mod that connects the two. Like imagine you beat ocarina and you see him ride into the lost woods and then majoras mask starts. And then at the end you get to see what happens to hyrule or something

Technically he is in hyrule at the beginning and ending of the game. Since he's in the lost woods

I've always loved the motion and specific blur effects they use in this game. Utterly trippy and awesome.

LOL

I don't know, Twilight Princess puts up some fair opposition

It would have been quite surprising if one of the first things you stumble across Majora's Mask is a human Sacrifice. Pagan wasn't THAT bad... Neither was Ascension.

I think its the games way of telling us that Link is more experienced here. I believe Tatl even says "have you done this before or what?" after Link defeats the first temple boss

They were very limited with the memory and graphics so had to recycle all models and characters. What did annoy me was it's Legend of ZELDA but rarely shows Zelda ha ha. I thought this was like a nightmare Link had and that he saw all of Hyrule's people and just in a sandbox world with an evil moon. Makes sense in a way since he fell into it.

@@Tier1Norseman i prefer the same characters

@@Tier1Norseman yeah they used the same models but it was actually a genius idea. A parallel, distorted Hyrule with the same people is actually great

@@Tier1Norseman no... graphical fidelity isn't the reason the characters are the same. This game was made in one year, and there wasn't enough time to make everything new from the ground up.

Theme lf the game = parallel universe. And its the sequel to ocarina of time. Personally I think it was meant to be this way, and its genius. Alot of unsolved mystery that leaves you questioning

I don’t know if you noticed or not , but skullkid with the mask can levitate :) … if I had to guess , that’s how he got across

I think I heard somewhere that there was a portal that led Link back into the lost woods at the end of the game.

@@ps4pro668 Yes, that would make sense. As the Skull Kid was able to go from Termina to the lost woods even before he had the power of Majora's Mask as seen in the flashback of when he stole it from the mask salesman. So undoubtably there *is* a way to go back and fourth... somehow. It's just very mysterious how the only way (seen) that Link entered Termina was that odd almost surreal-looking cavern situated evidently underneath the forest that was referenced at the end of the game with the Deku butler... What that area means I still try to piece together to this day, as, surprisingly, such miniscule details were given to a place as relevant as this, albeit not directly related to the premise of the game. However, even considering that entryway, Epona seemed to either run off into the forest, or the Skull Kid did something with her... and she ended up in Termina. That could mean either there is an alternate route bridging the way between Termina through the lost woods, or that the SKull Kid used Majora's magic to transport Epona. Another event that is surprisingly barely touched on. I like to think to myself that seeing as how there is no way to seemingly exit the cavern through the tree trunk by normal means, one such other route *does* exist somewhere... and is just never seen during the events of the game or brought into question because it wasn't relevant to the story. Either way, I do think it's a little odd and disturbing how Link found a "way" into what equated to be an entire new world, only to leave never for it to be visited again, and apparently no one back home knew anything about.

Probably Link's best "I am done!" face lol

This is Termina. This isn't Hyrule, so the sword probably wouldn't affect whatever dwells in a parallel world

@@vibes8930 That's a good point. It's unlikely the goddess's reach wouldn't extend beyond Hyrule.

@@LordVerdo ...it did extend beyond Hyrule, as Link was able to play the song of time. But what I'm saying is the master sword would probably cease to be affective here because it originated from a different dimension than Termina.

@@vibes8930 It worked in the Twilight Realm which is a different dimension to Hyrule.

The Blade of Evils Bane could have protected him, yes.

Link/Young Link's life is a literal non-stop roller coaster D:

You can play it on a 3ds, an emulator, or an N64. You just need the N64 expansion pak because otherwise it wouldn't have enough horsepower to run the game

@@vibes8930 That’s what Yami was saying…talking about needing the N64 expansion pack to even play OG Majora’s Mask on N64.

@@DarkMirria1 But can't he just play it on an emulator?

@@vibes8930 Not everybody has the means or know how to even use an emulator and some like to play games on the original platform.

Are you talking about the movie?

@@nave712 No.

The lore and/or plot thickens with each title.

@@Desilent49 Very true!

I think someone has

They have.

@@vibes8930 Link me. No pun intended.

@@Megadeth7811 Zelda Majoras Mask chase theme

@@RichterGM he's talking about skull kid playing the ocarina not the chase theme

This is hard , ocarina of time would be a proper start

You were trying to cross the border, right?

I dont think so, since Majora is a powerful deity that required Link to trade all of his masks for. Not even the Giants could handle Majora, and they were Termina's deities.

Possibly.

Hell no.

I think so, in the game Young Link can beat him without the Master Sword and Fierce Deity

Majora's Mask might as well be renamed to "Motion Blur Simulator 2000." The use of motion blur is *absurd* in this game.

Well I don't know what you're expecting. It's a N64.

Still better than most modern games.

Link returned the Ocarina of Time to Zelda in the future, not in the past. Once Link returned back to his original time, he was sent to the time period before he enters Hyrule Castle for the first time. Zelda doesn't know who Link is after he returns to the Castle Courtyard. Since Link was aware of what was going to happen, he tells Zelda about Ganondorf's plot. Zelda gives the Ocarina of Time to Link to keep as a memento and keep him safe in case harm ever comes to him. Once Link leaves Hyrule, he embarks on a journey to find his lost friend Navi, leading him to the Lost Woods, where he eventually stumbles upon the Skull Kid and gets dragged into Termina.

@@Nyxael5845 Where is said Zelda gives the Ocarina of Time to Link? And as a memento, such an important artefact?

@@daniespirais You really have no clue? Did you ever play Majora's Mask? When Link takes back the Ocarina of Time back from he Skull Kid during the Carnival of Time, he gets a flashback of his time in Hyrule with Princess Zelda. She 'teaches' him the Song of Time and gives the Ocarina of Time to him before leaving Hyrule.

Man I deadset played all day and night this game that’s how good it was

No. Flooding happens in adult timeline, where Zelda sent Link back to his own time

He isn't dead. This is a known about fact. It is never explained how he got out of Termina, but what we can infer is 1. Termina is not a "dream" world, as the skull kid had dwelled there long before the Giants even created the four worlds of Termina - which could be THOUSANDS of years. And 2. Twilight Princess Link is this Link's descendant. The method in which Link may have left Termina may have never been explained, but he made it out somehow

Also I don't think the reason you can't open that door in game is because you can't. I think it just doesn't because your priority is to save Termina. As for the hole he fell into? There may not be a solid explanation, but what we do know is that the skull kid was able to travel between Termina and hyrule before he obtained the mask and powers, and there is a diagram of "the portal" on the Vista players guide that shows the entrance to the clock tower and also the one to the lost woods (the entrance to the lost woods is shown on the diagram to be the small place with the water and the deku flower in the first cave).

It’s an Alice in Wonderland type deal. Also you know how in underground pits/grottos Link can be magically transported back out by standing in the light under the hole? That’s probably how he got back out and Epona is good enough to jump over large gaps like she does in OoT.

He probably got out the same way the mask salesman does to go to work in Hyrule on a regular basis. He knows a way.

It's literally magic. There are songs that reset time and teleport people in this world. I can't believe the idea of 'really deep hole' breaks peoples' minds.

The skull kid was from hyrule cause it’s the same skull kid link plays the song to in the lost woods in OoT. He traveled to Termina and meet tatl and tael who he became friends with. Skull kid then saw the happy mask salesman who had majoras mask, he attacked the mask salesman and stole majoras mask. He then started wrecking havoc across the land of termina and was in the lost woods where he then sees link and steals epona which is the start of majoras mask. Pretty much the lost woods is insanely huge and it leads to the deep woods which eventually leads to termina. Hyrule and Termina are very far away from each other but are linked together by the lost woods. Hopefully that answered some of your questions

There's two versions of the song (I think) This is one of them - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLqobLBi1ZPYn3U.html

We don't really have an answer to that. There's a big gap between majora's mask and twilight princess. So we really have no idea.

@@SKOT_3 He was looking for her at the beginning with Epona but he got interrupted by Skull Tatl and Tael as he was.

@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 i'm aware of that, I was saying we never got an answer as to if he ever found her. The next game on this continuity is Twilight Princess, and we don't know anything about what happened on that big gap of time.

@@SKOT_3 There should be a game that takes place in between, showing us what happened

No.

Hola? XD

@@felipevaldes3487 Finalmente, cuanto tiempo pasó que demonios

Not sure, looks like some kind of distorted triforce

@@ChromeShade I always wondered if it meant that Link was no longer in Hyrule and was within a limbo of sorts between dimensions

A broken Triforce symbol, the bottom 2 are Wisdom and Courage, Power being disconnected as it must be possessed already by Ganon at this point in OoT's timeline before Link's journey, Wisdom and Courage I believe are connected because Zelda and Link know not yet they possess the other 2 pieces

@@ryderinblack interesting

You thought wrong

There are a lot of character flaws and shortcomings going on with Tatl. 1. She is insecure, and tries to mask it. 2. She doesn't even wanna be doing any schemes but reluctantly follows along with the skull kid because she pitties him. 3. Link was a total stranger to her, and at first she only accompanied him because she needed him to help her catch up with the skull kid. But all flaws aside, I wouldn't exactly call her "bad" just "mislead"

Some people simply do not like video games :c

Are you serious? That's your only reasoning? I love Majora's because it's really unlike any other entry in the series

Theyre both legendary games. Personally Majoras Mask is a bit more intriguing, as its in a parallel world. And alot is left unanswered

@Stefan Trailovic no, this is unlike any others in that it takes a completely different approach with everything from its location to it's unique villain