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FAQ/Walkthrough by Banjo2553|| Welcome to my Majora's Mask FAQ! This is my most
Current version: Complete   || favorite Zelda game, so I'm more than happy to
============================= do this FAQ. Majora's Mask may be hard at first,
what with the three day time limit and all, but it quickly becomes second
nature, so I hope you'll enjoy this. I made this FAQ in preparation for when
it comes out on the Wii's Virtual Console, as I did with my Ocarina of Time
one. This will also have a spoiler-free walkthrough as well.
Unfortunately for those who like dungeon-hopping, this game doesn't have
many...only four. However, the dungeons are, in my opinion, really good, and
each boss is unique and exciting to fight. That, and if you choose to do the
numerous sidequests in the game, the game tends to be as long as any other
Zelda game. Basically what I like about the game is the constant sense of
impending doom in the game, (alright, I'm a sicko, so what) and the fact that
character interaction is really focused on in the game. Almost every character
in the game is important to a sidequest in the game. At any rate, enjoy this.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Legal Notices
II. Controls                                      ~,               8
III. Walkthrough                                  ~D              ~8
a. Three-Day Turmoil                            ~Z,            ,=8
b. Exploring Termina                            =7N            ~=8
c. Trouble in Woodfall                          +?8~         ,?~?D
d. Snowhead Peril                             8$Z$DDNMMD?,ZZ888NMMMND
e. Skulltula House Raid                     +877??7Z8MMNNZOINOZMODNMNM,
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g. Devilry in Stone Tower                  Z7$D$7NMD$7D$DZ+NO8MNMMMMMMM=
h. The Marriage of a Lifetime              Z$OOD$II77DZD7$8ON$7I77NMMND7
i. Majora's "Mask"erade                    Z$ZD7?~$I?IN$D$DDO+?O8IONMNO?
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V. Piece of Heart Locations             ,++?7$O8ZNI77IIDNOD$NDMZ7I78NMMNMMD8887
VI. Stray Fairy/Fountain Locations     7I=:,  ~ND8DMMMMMMDDNNMMMNMMMMMMN7
VII. Ocarina Songs                          ,+??DDNND8DDDDOMDMMMMMMMMMMDNNZ
VIII. Items                                ~I$8DI8MNNNM8NOMMMMMMMMMMN?,:ZDND,
a. Normal Items                        ,$7,   ~?7ONMMDNNNMMMMMNMMNZZD
b. Equipment                                 =$ZD+,?NNNNMMMMMNNN+.OO8N
c. Masks                                    =OZ   +7ONMMNMNMMM$$O    O8
d. Common Pick-ups                         ~      I8N  :NMM~  ?Z8=
e. Dungeon Items                                 =OI           ~OD
f. Bottle Items                                  7=              8
IX. Enemies
X. Bosses
XI. Credits
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Legal Notices
The words in this FAQ are copyrighted. Do not copy this FAQ and claim it as
your own, or else you'll meet severe penalties. ONLY GameFAQs, Neoseeker, and
SuperCheats are allowed to host/display this FAQ, no exceptions. Nothing
personal, it just gets confusing to keep track of which FAQ is up-to-date and
which is not, so I will decline any requests to put my FAQ on your site. Again,
nothing personal.
My e-mail address is gmaster2647@gmail.com . You can email me for questions,
comments, or even suggestions, just make sure your emails are coherent. I will
not accept spam or hate mail, as they will get deleted. Make your emails as
coherent as possible as well.
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Controls
There are various actions you can do with the buttons on the Controller, and
this section will attempt to explain them. Link can change into different forms
depending on the mask he wears, so I will note the differing control styles for
each major form. (Deku, Zora, Goron)
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Normal Controls
A Button: Performs many actions depending on what shows in the HUD (Heads-Up
Display)
B Button: Sword Combat/Take out Bow (while on Epona)
Z Button: Lock-on
C Buttons Left, Right, Down: Equip items/use them
C Button Up: Contact Tatl/look in first person view
L Button: Toggle mini-map or ocarina animations
R Button: Shield
Start: Pause game
Control Stick: Move
Notes: Normal Link is the most versatile, and can use any of the masks. Has a
wide variety of sword attacks, and can strafe around an enemy while locked-on.
Pressing A while locked on does the jump strike, or if you're moving and
pressing A, you'll jump sideways or do a backflip, depending on which way
you're moving. Once you get Epona, pressing B will get out the Hero's Bow,
assuming you have it already. Holding R brings up your shield. You can move
around with the shield up while locked-on or holding Z. If you hold B, Link can
do a spin attack with his sword. Once you have magic, the spin attack will
create a small wave of energy around him, increasing the range. You can also
quick spin by just rotating the Control Stick once quickly and pressing B.
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Deku Controls
A Button: Spin Attack/jump farther as you land in water
B Button: Shoot bubble, hold to make a larger one/Drop Deku Nuts while flying
Z Button: Lock-on
C Buttons Left, Right, Down: Equip items/use them
C Button Up: Contact Tatl/look in first person view
L Button: Toggle mini-map
R Button: Shield (can't move while up, even if targeting)
Start: Pause game
Control Stick: Move
Notes: Deku Link is a limited form, at least compared to the others. Pressing
A gives you a spin attack, which is Deku Link's only reliable attack. Deku Link
also loses the ability to swim. You do gain some abilities unique to this form,
however. Once you have magic, Deku Link can blow bubbles. This Bubble Blast is
Deku Link's projectile attack, and can pop balloons and take down aerial
enemies. Holding B can make Deku Link blow a bigger bubble. The bigger the
bubble, the more powerful it is and the more magic is used up. Deku Link can
also hop along the water five times. You can reach short distances with this,
but if you press A before you step onto water, you can jump farther. Finally,
if Deku Link stands on certain flowers and holds A, he can burrow into them.
Release A, and he'll shoot out and glide around using flowers. While gliding,
he can drop Deku Nuts by pressing B.
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Goron Controls
A Button: Curl
B Button: Attack
Z Button: Lock-on
C Buttons Left, Right, Down: Equip items/use them
C Button Up: Contact Tatl/look in first person view
L Button: Toggle mini-map
R Button: Shield (can't move at all while up)
Start: Pause game
Control Stick: Move
Notes: Goron/Darmani Link has enhanced power. Pressing B in rapid succession
has him do a three-hit combo. He can press large switches by curling up and
pressing B to HULK SMASH. ...Yeah. Also, if you stay curled up and begin
moving, you'll start rolling. The longer you roll, the faster you'll go.
Eventually you'll sprout spikes and start going REALLY FAST, and you'll likely
insta-kill anything you run into. However, this sucks magic power like crazy,
so don't use it too much.
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Zora Controls
A Button: Roll, hold to swim (when in water)
B Button: Attack
Z Button: Lock-on
C Buttons Left, Right, Down: Equip items/use them
C Button Up: Contact Tatl/look in first person view
L Button: Toggle mini-map
R Button: Shield
Start: Pause game
Control Stick: Move
Notes: Zora Link plays the most similar to normal Link out of all the all-use
transformation masks. The differences are that he has a punch, punch, kick
attack combo, can fling his sharp fins like boomerangs by holding and releasing
B, can breathe, swim, and walk underwater, and can create a giant electrical
barrier by shielding and holding B at the same time.
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Walkthrough
Before starting the game, you'll have to enter a name for your new file.
Whichever name you use for the file will be Link's name. So if you just want to
play for continuity's sake, put "Link" in. That's what I always do, anyway.
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Three-Day Turmoil           _______/
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Link is seen wandering the Lost Woods looking for his friend (his fairy from
Ocarina of Time, I assume) on his small horse, Epona. He's got a Hero's Shield
and Kokiri Sword with him, and the Ocarina of Time, given to him by Zelda after
his adventure. After a while, Epona is spooked by a figure that suddenly
appears in the shadows! This strange figure looks like a Skull Kid! He has two
fairies with him: Tatl and Tael, who are siblings. The Skull Kid takes Epona
straight from Link and rides off with her, along with Link's Ocarina! Go after
him!
Before heading into the cave the Skull Kid escaped to, slash the bushes here
for some Rupees. Trust me, you're gonna need to get a lot of them in this game.
Not necessarily because things are really expensive (they're not), but for
another reason. Once you've gotten what you can, head into the cave to find
some stumps on the ground. Jump up them (Link must've been training - look at
those stylish jumps!) and enter the next cave. Woah! Watch your step, Link!
Come on, get back up! Bah.
Once Link lands softly on a rather large flower, Skull Kid will tell him that
he disposed of Epona. You know, this Skull Kid is getting to be a REAL jerk.
Then, the Skull Kid will use some magic to change Link into a hapless Deku
Scrub. Oh man, poor Link. On top of that, Tatl beats up on Link to keep him
away from Skull Kid. Unfortunately for her, Skull Kid is leaving her behind.
Tatl, being the rather..."female dog" that she is, will blame you for getting
left behind and will force you to go after Skull Kid so she can rejoin with
him and her fairy brother. Well, it's not like you have any choice anyway.
At any rate, before opening the door, let's get used to Deku Link. You'll have
all the time in the world in this cave to get used to this form, after all.
You no longer have access to your sword, but you do have a spin attack if you
press A. This is your only attack as of now. Deku Link also cannot swim in
water, but can hop on it up to five times. Pressing A just before hitting the
water will make you jump farther. Holding R (which is your shield button as
normal Link) will bring up a wooden shield over yourself. You're completely
covered, but cannot move, even if targeting something. At any rate, get the
bushes here for some more money (which strangely run away from you...?) and
open the door. Cross the tunnel here and Tatl will apparently have a change of
heart and apologize to you for her behavior. She'll join you, at least until
you get back to Skull Kid. Ugh. What a crazy...
Anyway, see the flower here? Stand on it and hold A. You'll burrow into it! At
this point, you can aim around with the Control Stick. Release A and you'll
shoot up from the flower and start gliding. Glide over to the far end there. If
you don't make it, you can try again. Once at the other side, open the door.
Here's where things start to get slightly scary. This room is nothing but
pillars with a bottomless pit below. Don't dawdle with your gliding time, just
glide from here to the closest pillar you see. Glide to the next pillar above
you, and you'll just barely make it. Open the chest and you'll get some DEKU
NUTS. Alright, a new item! The only way you can use these in your current form
is by gliding, however. So they're really only for bombing runs in this form.
You don't need to use them now though, so save them.
Keep using the flowers to glide to the other pillars until you get to the other
side. Head through the cave. What the...? What's with the weird tunnel? Now
you're inside a...building? Follow the path upwards until you get to a large
duel door. Just before you open it, someone will get your attention. It's the
Happy Mask Salesman from Ocarina of Time! He'll explain that a Skull Kid stole
a "Majora's Mask" from him and he wants it back. If you give it to him and get
back your "precious item" (your Ocarina!), he'll get you back to normal. Sweet!
Let's head through those doors.
The minute you walk through them, you'll be greeted with a three-day time
limit. No, it's not real time. Each hour in the game lasts about half a minute,
so you have about 36 minutes before the days end and the moon ends all. Sounds
heavy. At any rate, there's a few things you can do right about now. First of
all, go behind the Clock Tower and enter the entrance there. If you entered the
right one, you should end up in North Clock Town. Talk to the weird man in
green named Tingle and he'll tell you that he floats around making maps of the
area. Buy the Clock Town map for a mere 5 rupees. Yippee, now you can see where
you're going! From here, head left and enter the cave you see. You'll see that
the Great Fairy you needed to see has been split up. She's missing a part! Time
to find that Stray Fairy then. Exit the Fairy Fountain and head back to South
Clock Town.
Look at the map. See the very southwestern area? Head there. The entrance is
just past a ramp. You'll end up at the Laundry Pool. In here is that Stray
Fairy we need! It's the floating, glowing thing with wings and a...rather large
head for some reason. Ah well, hop to the Stray Fairy to collect it, then head
back to the Fairy Fountain. As a reward for returning her to her normal self,
she'll grant you magic power! Now you can shoot bubbles! Hold B to blow a
bubble, then release to shoot it. You'll be in first-person mode when doing
this. She'll also say to return to her when you're back to normal. I wonder
what she'll give us? Exit the Fountain.
See the balloon with Majora's Mask on it? Pop it, then talk to the kid nearby.
This kid is a member of the Bombers' gang, and he wants you to play a game of
hide and seek. If you win, you'll gain access to the observatory and be a
member of the Bombers' gang. Fair enough. Once the game starts, you can find a
couple of the kids right here in North Clock Town. One is hiding behind a tree
near the Fairy Fountain, and one is hiding behind the slide in the playground.
Once you spot them, you'll have to chase them down. You can go faster with the
Spin Attack, and can also stun them by firing bubbles at them. Head to East
Clock Town now.
Another kid can be found under the thatched roof of the Inn. Use the flower
nearby to catch him. The other one is on top of a roof here. To be more
specific, it's the roof of the Milk Bar. Just use the ramp nearby to get up
there. He might hide under a crate, so just break it to catch him. Go to West
Clock Town now. The last kid is wandering the street of this area. Just get him
to a corner to make it easy. Or just stun him with a bubble. Once you got all
of them, they will tell you the code using the numbers on the backs of their
shirts. Take note of the code, it's random each time you play, but thankfully
it doesn't change whenever you reset time. Here's something to write down the
code with. (Make sure to write it with a pencil so you can erase it for later
playthroughs!)
Bomber's code: ______________
Once you have the code written down, go to East Clock Town and speak to the
Bomber with the yellow cap. Tell him the code to allow access to the
observatory. But first, you'll have to go through a sewer. Eugh. It's fairly
straight forward. Hop across the water to each ledge, and at the other side,
kill the Skulltula with a bubble once it's turned around. Continue to get to a
large room. Notice the ladder and the balloon in the way? Pop the balloon with
a bubble, break the pots for some stuff, and climb up the ladder into the
observatory. Wasn't that bad...
Get to the top of the observatory and talk to the old man. Peer into the
looking glass...and zoom in to where the Clock Tower is in. After a scene, the
moon will shed a tear and land near the Observatory. Head outside and collect
the MOON'S TEAR. Now head back to South Clock Town. See the yellow flower? Get
near it and a Business Scrub will appear. Talk to him and when prompted, go to
your pause screen and assign the Moon's Tear. Give it to him and he'll give you
the LAND TITLE DEED. Now you can access the flower! Dig into the flower, look
around towards the tower itself. Launch and you should find a Piece of Heart!
Yay! (HEART PIECE #2)
There's some other stuff we could do, but just take it easy for right now.
Although, you could gather some Rupees until the night of the third day. Let's
do that. If the first day's about to end, go to West Clock Town and look for
the bank. It's an enclosure in the center of the street with someone wearing
green. He's basically the "bank teller". Talk to him and he'll stamp you to
remember you. Now deposit your Rupees and wait for the second day to arrive.
Yep, if you deposit 200 Rupees total, you'll get a bigger wallet! Sounds like a
deal. There's also another purpose for it, but you'll find out soon.
On the second day, just fool around, slashing bushes to get Rupees, until night
rolls around. At that point, head inside the Stock Pot Inn. It's in East Clock
Town, if you don't remember. If you can't get inside, use the nearby flower to
get inside with the upper door. Wait til midnight (when the moon has "12" on
the bottom screen), then look for the small room in the lower floor. There
should be a hand there in that toilet. ...Yes, it's a toilet. He needs paper.
Give him the Land Title Deed and you should get a Piece of Heart. Yay! (HEART
PIECE #3) Now wait for the final day...
There's a couple things we can do. First, go to South Clock Town, over to the
yellow Deku flower. Now look around. Notice the tower the workers are building?
It's pretty high up now, but we can just barely reach it. Fly yourself to the
tower using the flower, and as soon as you touch the tower, press A to drop.
Deku Link should immediately climb up if you timed it right. Open the chest for
a Purple Rupee. Now go deposit your money to the bank. One last thing to do,
and it has to be at night. Get in the Stock Pot Inn as it turns to night. Go
upstairs, and enter the first door you see in front of you. (Not the door
leading outside.) This should be the room you're normally not allowed to enter.
Inside, there's a chest. Open it for a Silver Rupee. These aren't like the ones
in Ocarina of Time. They aren't just Rupees to unlock the way, these actually
are worth 100 Rupees! Nice! Reason why I told you to deposit your Rupees after
getting the Purple Rupee is because you can only hold 99 Rupees at the moment.
Go to the bank to deposit them, and if you saved up enough (200), you'll have
the Adult's Wallet already! Nice! You can now carry 200 Rupees. I had enough,
considering I deposited around 50+ Rupees before the third day.
Alright, whether it's midnight or not, go to South Clock Town. When midnight
strikes, the door where the Piece of Heart used to be will open. Use the flower
to fly up there, and enter the door. You'll appear on the top of Clock Tower,
with the Moon looming just overhead. That thing is dangerously close... Tatl
is glad to be reunited with Tael, and Tael tells you something vague on how to
defeat Skull Kid, but he shuts up the fairy and makes the Moon fall faster.
Crap! Timing is everything now! We don't have time to get the Majora's Mask
back, just fire a bubble at him to make him drop your Ocarina. Once you grab
it, Link will remember back when Zelda gave this to him before he ventured off
to this adventure. You'll also remember the Song of Time! Awesome! Equip your
Ocarina to a C Button, and play the Song of Time. You'll go back in time to the
first day, but also lose any Deku Nuts and Rupees you've gotten. Later on, this
will also affect your arrows, bombs, sticks, anything that has a numerical
value. Also, pretty much everything you've done, except getting masks, Heart
Pieces, or important items and equipment, is pretty much reset, so if you were
in the middle of a sidequest or something, you'd have to do it over. Also, see
why I told you to deposit your Rupees in a bank at all times? Anyway, you got
your Ocarina of Time, saved, reset time, now it's time to go back to the Mask
Salesman inside the Clock Tower.
He said he would restore you to your former self if you got both Majora's Mask
and your Ocarina, but by a fluke, he gets you back to your former self before
even asking about the mask. He also teaches you another song. This one is the
Song of Healing (which is actually Saria's Song played backwards), and playing
it while near someone who's cursed will help them break free of the curse. This
also turns Link back to normal, leaving a mask of his Deku form behind. Since
your Deku form may be useful later, Link picks it up. Now, after he asks about
the mask and gets enraged that you haven't taken it, he tells how dangerous the
mask is (why didn't he leave it where it was supposed to be instead of taking
it?) and urges you to go back and try to retrieve it. Thus REALLY starts our
adventure. We need to venture through four temples and free the giants inside
each in order to stop the Moon. Thankfully, we don't have to do all this in the
same three day time limit. Take all the time you need, basically. Though, it is
possible to finish the game in three days after getting the Deku Mask...
I must note as well, that upon learning the Song of Time, you also have two
hidden songs to play. One is the Song of Double Time, which is simple. You just
press each note twice instead of once. This skips half a day's worth of time,
though this is rarely used unless you want to get to a specific time quickly.
The other one is the Inverted Song of Time, which is playing the notes in a
reverse order. This slows down time, giving you more time to do things. The
Inverted Song of Time is extremely helpful, as you can tell. So you'll be using
it a lot. If you want time effects (double speed or slow down) to return to
normal, simply play the Song of Double Time/Inverted Song of Time again
respectively.
ITEM SUMMARY:
EQUIPMENT:
Sword: Kokiri Sword
Shield: Hero's Shield
Other: Wallet (200)
ITEMS: (shown left to right)
Ocarina of Time
Deku Nuts
MASKS: (shown left to right after noting transformation masks)
Deku Mask (Transformation)
OCARINA SONGS:
Song of Time
Song of Healing
EMPTY BOTTLES: 0
HEART PIECES: 2
GREAT FAIRY UPGRADES:
Magic Meter
Total Health: 3 Hearts
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Exploring Termina           _______/
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As soon as you re-enter Clock Town, do the Inverted Song of Time. Now, go back
to Laundry Pool, grab the Stray Fairy, then bring it to the Fairy Fountain. As
you head there, note the owl statue near the Clock Tower. Strike this with your
sword to "activate" it. What these owl statues do is perform a temporary save
on your game. If you choose to save, you can only quit. You're free to turn off
the game and do whatever, but remember, whenever you load the game back up
using the owl save and you die, you'll lose all your progress up 'til the last
time you saved with the Song of Time. So be careful when using these. These owl
statues also serve another purpose when they're struck - a certain song in the
game allows you to warp to different areas, and it depends on these owl
statues. If you struck an owl statue once, you'll be able to warp to nearby
that owl statue. It's good knowledge to know. Anyway, back to the Great Fairy.
Once you bring back the Stray Fairy, the Great Fairy will be together (again)
and will this time give you the GREAT FAIRY'S MASK. This mask, when worn,
attracts Stray Fairies toward you. The mask also alerts you to a nearby Stray
Fairy when the hair shimmers and starts flowing.
Exit the Fairy Fountain and go to the bank. Withdraw 30 or 40 Rupees, just in
case, then head back to North Clock Town. Put on the Deku Mask, and launch
yourself from the nearby flower into the caged area. Head down the hole. In
this underground area holds a Deku-exclusive game. Your objective is to launch
from flowers and collect the Rupees scattered around without falling to the
bottom. If you beat the clock, you're successful, you get to keep the Rupees
you collected, and a Purple Rupee is awarded to you. It shouldn't be too hard
if time is slowed down.
Now, you may have noticed that I sorta "skipped" Heart Piece 1. I didn't. In my
Heart Piece list, it's one that you'll get eventually. Basically, in order to
get Heart Peace #1, you'll have to deposit a total of 5,000 Rupees in Clock
Town's bank to get this. So I will basically note where to get some of the more
expensive Rupees in the world. The good thing is that these Rupees respawn
whenever you use the Song of Time, so you can collect them again. As such, I'll
recommend you to create a list of Rupees you can collect whenever you restart
time, and the list will increase as more areas are open to you and as I note
them in the guide. Remember, deposit any Rupees if you're full of them and
won't buy anything, and remember to have all of them deposited before you reset
time. However, if you can't help to reset time because of an extremely low time
limit (like less than 30 seconds), it's alright to let it slide. I won't list
minor Rupees, like greens or blues. I won't even list Red Rupees if they're
really obscure and not in a group, otherwise it'll waste your time.
...Right. You're probably getting tired of all these paragraphs explaining
things in the game, so let's get right to the next thing. After winning the
Deku mini-game, in the same North Clock Town area, go to the little playground
with the slide. Climb up to the top of the slide, but before sliding down, turn
to face the tree. Jump across and you should just barely grab the edge of the
pillar. Jump again and you should reach the tree where a Piece of Heart awaits.
(HEART PIECE #4) Now go to West Clock Town, and enter the Bomb Shop. Buy the
BOMB BAG with the Rupees you won from the Deku minigame. Now, make sure you
have around 20 or 30 Rupees, and enter the Swordsman's School on the north end
of this same area. Take the Expert Course for 10 Rupees. Now what you're
supposed to do is to get a perfect score on cutting down the logs. The best
and easiest way to do this is to just lock-on to the logs and use your jump
strike attack on them dead on, and you must be quick! (A button) If done
correctly, the instructor will reward you with a Piece of Heart. (HEART PIECE
#5)
If this is all done, the game will either still be in the morning or close to
noon. Either way, we have to wait for the afternoon, at least to 1:00. So, head
to East Clock Town. Tell the code to the Bomber to get back into the sewers.
Once in there, swim down the channel to the left close by. Beware of the
Skulltula. Surface at the alcove, and bomb the cracked wall to find a chest
with a Silver Rupee inside. Now follow the sewers to the Observatory. Look
through the telescope and watch around for a Business Deku Scrub flying out of
the town and settling inside a hole near the Observatory. Make sure you see him
enter the hole! Return to Clock Town. A member of the Bombers will stop you and
commend you for "figuring out" their code, so he gives you the BOMBERS'
NOTEBOOK. This thing basically keeps track of sidequests you do, and the
Bombers' Code will be written onto the Notebook, so no need to look back on
here whenever you need the code! However, this thing is pretty useless if you
have a guide helping you with stuff.
If it still isn't past noon yet, exit Clock Town through the southern exit.
Turn left and move towards the Observatory. Find the hole the Business Scrub
entered and drop down it. He's surprised that you found him here, so he'll sell
you a Piece of Heart for 150 Rupees. Refuse, and he'll lower the price to 100
Rupees, which you can afford. Take it. (HEART PIECE #6) Now head back to Clock
Town, Head to East Clock Town's Inn now and wait 'til 1:45 If you need to,
return the time flow back to normal until it gets there, then slow it down.
Talk to Anju at the counter and say "yes" and she'll give you a Room Key. Now
go upstairs and enter the second-to-last door to find a chest with a Silver
Rupee inside. Sweet. Go deposit your Rupees, and head to Termina Field,
southern exit like before. Take a right and move toward the entrance you see,
that has tall grass on the way to it. Find the Deku Baba and kill it, then find
a hole to drop down. Inside is a large Peahat. You should remember these from
Ocarina of Time. Just avoid getting chopped and slash at the weak spot on the
bottom. Successfully taking down the Peahat will reward you with another Piece
of Heart. (HEART PIECE #7)
Now head to the north end of Termina Field. You can cut across Clock Town to do
so if you want, though a funny thing to do is go near the Observatory, and find
a tree that is furthest from the hole you entered before. Roll into it and
someone will fall out of the tree (!) along with two Red Rupees. Weird... At
any rate, once you're in the northern area, you should see a snowy hill. Drop
down, and avoid the Dodongos as you look for a hole underneath one of the
weirdly-shaped snow mounds. Dive in to find two large Dodongos. Now, you can
either strafe to their tails to attack them, or throw bombs at them. Using
bombs will make it go quicker. It's also the safer way to take them out. Not
only will you get a total of 100 Rupees, but you'll also get a Piece of Heart
for defeating them! (HEART PIECE #8) Now, if you have some bombs left, use them
on the giant Dodongos around here for more Purple Rupees. Head back to Clock
Town and deposit the money. Keep killing those Dodongos for Rupees until
night rolls around. Now wait for midnight. Careful of the Blue Bubbles! At
midnight, exit Clock Town through the northern exit, then get on the fence to
the left and follow it until you hear a weird tune. Look around to find some
guy dancing on top of a snowy rock. Jump to there and talk to him. Play the
Song of Healing and you will get KAMARO'S MASK.
If you head to West Clock Town now, you should find two girls trying to dance.
You'll know it's them when you hear the similar tune you heard before. Put on
your new mask and dance before them. They will follow your dance and be
grateful. So grateful that they will give you a Piece of Heart. (HEART PIECE
#9) Alright...this was a big day for you, so just take it easy and rest now
until the second day. We've got an even bigger day planned ahead...
At the dawn of the second day, return to North Clock Town and win the Deku
minigame again. It's harder though. You'll get another Purple Rupee for
spending money. Come back here on the third day for a really special prize. :)
But not now of course. Before exiting Clock Town, go back to the Observatory,
get the Moon's Tear the same way you did before, and trade it for the Land
Title Deed with the Business Scrub in South Clock Town. Now take the southern
exit out of Clock Town. Head straight across towards the entrance to the
Southern Swamp. A cutscene will occur. After it's done, enter through.
In this next area, take out all the Bad Bats (why not just call them Keese like
in other Zeldas?) surrounding the tree here and climb up it using the vines.
You'll find a Piece of Heart in its branches! (HEART PIECE #10) Now continue
southward to find Tingle floating on a balloon again! Shoot his balloon with a
bubble and buy the Woodfall map from him for 20 Rupees. Continue on. Creepy
music...Anyway, things to do. Swim southeastward towards the eastern exit here,
where the Magic Hags' Potion Shop is. You'll see one of the hags fly towards
the Woods of Mystery. Follow her. Talk to the monkey and follow it. You'll see
another hag, but she's in dire need of some Red Potion. Return to the other hag
that you saw along the way and she will give you a BOTTLE of RED POTION. Hurry
back to the downed hag and give the Red Potion to her. In return for helping
her, she'll let you keep the Bottle. Nice! Exit. In case you noticed, she says
that she's the boat tour guide. Remember that hut you first saw when you
entered the Swamp? That's the boat tour hut. So head back there and enter it.
Oh wait? Those monkeys tell you that a brother of theirs is captured inside the
Deku Palace. Hm...seems like more work to do! But first, head into the boat
tour hut.
Talk to Koume in the window and she'll let you ride the boat for free, plus
give you a PICTOGRAPH BOX. This lets you take a single black-and-white
pictograph. The other person here takes pictographs and awards you depending on
how valuable the pictograph is. She'll immediately take you to the boat ride
now. Your objective is to go through the boat ride and let the boat run over
the giant Octorok in the way. After the Octorok, you can find the Deku Palace.
Get off here. Put on your Deku Mask, and enter. Talk to the Deku guards and
they will let you in. Instead of heading straight to the throne room, take the
left passage. Now, you'll have to be sneaky here so as to avoid the Deku
guards, since apparently these gardens are off-limits. (??) Just make your way
to the right end and through to the next garden. On this next area, pass the
guard as he crosses to the left. For these next guards, they make a circle
around the tall grass. In here is a Piece of Heart! Grab it and get caught if
you want to. Don't worry, they'll let you back in for some reason. (HEART PIECE
#11)
If you take the right entrance, getting to the end will get you to a hole. Down
there is a man who teaches you how to use Magic Beans and sells you some. He
gives you a free one to test out. Capture some bugs into your bottle, and head
to the soft soil patch the guy was talking about. It looks like a whitish patch
with a small hole in the middle. Release the bugs there and they will dig into
the soil and out pops some Blue Rupees! Now, in order to use Magic Beans, do
the following: Plant a Magic Bean into a soft soil patch, then pour some
bottled spring water onto it. This will make it grow. Usually the Magic Beans
sprout into floating plants. Ride it to a high ledge with a treasure chest with
a Red Rupee inside. Put some Spring Water into your Bottle again, and buy at
least 1 or 2 Magic Beans before leaving this cave. Make sure you're Deku Link!
Get caught and enter the throne room now. Talk to the Deku King and he'll say
that he imprisoned a monkey. Before doing anything else, take out your
Pictograph Box and take a pic of the Deku King. Make sure that his whole body
is in the picture, but that he's not too far away. Once done, talk to the
monkey, then exit. Another monkey will talk to you. He says in order to reach
the secret route to the monkey's cage, you'll have to use a Magic Bean in the
outer garden. That means just past the guards out here! Pass them, then go
around the east side of the palace by hopping along the water. When you're back
on land, take off your Deku Mask, and plant a Magic Bean. If it's already
raining, it'll grow immediately. Ride it to a secret passage. Put on your Deku
Mask again and use the flowers to cross the platforms until you finally reach a
high entrance above the western inner garden. Take off your Deku Mask and talk
to the monkey. He'll tell you to try to cut his ropes. Slash them, but it won't
do any good. He then decides to see if you have a large instrument. Change back
to Deku Link and take out your Ocarina. Play the song he tells you to learn the
Sonata of Awakening. Watch the cutscene as well. Well, the Deku King thinks
playing the song meant that the monkey IS guilty, so he commences the
punishment and kicks you out. Well, at least you learned a new song. Back
outside the palace, water jump to the ledge on the east with the flower, and
use the flower to enter the Southern Swamp again, but on a high platform. Use
the flowers to fly across. Just beware of the Dragonflies! Shoot them down with
bubbles if you have to.
Just keep flying across (you'll have to fly to a rock in order to get to the
next flower) and you'll eventually get to a ledge with THE owl from Ocarina of
Time. Oh boy...at least he's useful this time and teaches you a new, very
useful song. This Song of Soaring allows you to warp to any owl statues that
you have struck. Useful! Use the flower to fly you to the next ledge, where the
entrance to Woodfall awaits. Not the temple, but the area surrounding it. Now,
in all actuality, it would probably be best to open the way to the temple when
you have three days, instead of two. However, let's do it anyway. That way you
will know exactly what to do. Also, we'll be getting something here. Turn right
and water hop across to the stump with a small wooden bridge and a Hiploop
walking back and forth on it. Take down the Hiploops from afar with bubbles
after stunning them with your spin attack. Follow to the end, where a Mad Scrub
is. Take it down, and use the flower to fly to the next Mad Scrub down below.
Make sure it doesn't shoot you down with a Deku Nut! Follow the path to the
next one, take it down, and use the flower to reach a little platform with a
pedestal, an owl statue, and some pots. Strike the statue as normal Link. Now,
playing the Sonata of Awakening on that pedestal will make Woodfall Temple
rise, but don't do it right now. Instead, use the flower here to fly to the far
Mad Scrub. Take it down, fly to the ground below, (don't mind the hole in the
wall, that's the Great Fairy Fountain here...she's not available because she's
broken like the one in Clock Town used to be) and follow the path to the next
Mad Scrub, after taking down the Hiploop. Follow the Mad Scrubs until you reach
a platform with a path to a brown and gold treasure chest. Open it for a Piece
of Heart. (HEART PIECE #12) Now, if you want to, you can go around opening the
other treasure chests here as seen on the map, but we're actually heading back
to the Deku Palace entrance.
Get on the boat as regular Link and continue through the boat ride, eventually
taking out another giant Octorok. You already have your pictograph, so no need
to take one. You'll notice you'll come by an entrance to something, that is
blocked off with webbing. This is the entrance to the Skulltula House here, but
don't worry about it just yet. You don't have the tools needed to go there yet.
After the ride is over, head to the guy in the boat tour hut and show him your
pictograph. Assuming the pictograph was taken correctly, he will reward you
with a Piece of Heart. (HEART PIECE #13) Now exit the hut. Talk to the Business
Scrub as regular Link and trade the Land Title Deed for the Swamp Title Deed.
Use the flower to fly to the roof of the hut, where a Piece of Heart lies.
(HEART PIECE #14) Start heading back to Clock Town now. First though, search
for the owl statue nearby. It's probably night now, so be careful of Wolfos and
Blue Bubbles. Once you're back at Termina Field, if you still have a Magic Bean
and a bottle of Spring Water, plant and grow it onto the soft soil by the stump
that has a treasure chest on it, and open the chest for a Red Rupee. It's not
worth getting if you don't have the Magic Bean or Spring Water though, so don't
worry about it if you don't. Just head back to Clock Town.
Now, if it's midnight or before, head to the Laundry Pool of Clock Town. The
music-box man should be there. Talk to him to recieve the BREMEN MASK. With
this on and your Ocarina equipped, hold B and Link will march around while
playing the Ocarina, whistling a sweet marching tune. Quite catchy, I must say!
Well, you can't do much now, so deposit all the Rupees you have to the bank
except for 20 or 30, and wait for the final day to come.
Go to North Clock Town. Win that Deku minigame here again, and you will get a
Piece of Heart for winning the game three days in a row! (HEART PIECE #15) Now
you can exit Clock Town from the north end and start slaying Dodongos for cash
and deposit the Rupees when you're full, and keep doing this until night rolls
around. Once it does, exit Clock Town from the southern exit, and go southwest
to the entrance to Milk Road. Make sure you have about 30 Rupees. Strike the
owl statue here, then shoot down Tingle's balloon with a bubble and buy the
map of Romani Ranch from him for 20 Rupees. Continue west to Romani Ranch. If
you walk towards the house, you'll see your horse, Epona, in a pen. We can't
get her yet though, so ignore her for now. Instead, find the shack that has
little yellow chicks painted on it and enter it. Now talk to the guy sitting by
the tree. Yep, the one with the spiky hairdo. He'll say that he regrets not
being able to see the little chicks as roosters. Well, let's fix that up! Put
on the Bremen Mask and hold B as you search for those little chicks. They'll
start to follow you. Get 10 in a row without letting go of B, and eventually
they will all grow into roosters! Talk to the guy again and he'll give you the
BUNNY HOOD. This is definitely one of the more useful non-transformation masks,
as wearing this increases your speed and jumping length considerably!
Warp back to Clock Town. One more thing before using the Song of Time. Put on
the Bunny Hood and head to the northern end of East Clock Town. Climb up the
stairs here and jump across to the ledge. Now, jump to the awning of the shop
down below, then hop up to one of the circular things just above. Now jump to
the roof, climb up, and follow it to a treasure chest. Open it for a Silver
Rupee! Remember that you can collect this again whenever you reset time! It's
available at any day as well. Now...reset time.
ITEM SUMMARY:
EQUIPMENT:
Sword: Kokiri Sword
Shield: Hero's Shield
Other: Bombers' Notebook, Wallet (200), Bomb Bag (20 Bombs & Bombchus)
ITEMS: (shown left to right)
Ocarina of Time
Bombs
Deku Sticks *May not have these until Woodfall Temple*
Deku Nuts
Magic Beans
Pictograph Box
MASKS: (shown left to right after noting transformation masks)
Deku Mask (Transformation)
Great Fairy's Mask
Bremen Mask
Bunny Hood
Kamaro's Mask
OCARINA SONGS:
Song of Time
Song of Healing
Song of Soaring
Sonata of Awakening
EMPTY BOTTLES: 1
HEART PIECES: 14
GREAT FAIRY UPGRADES:
Magic Meter
Total Health: 7 Hearts
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Trouble in Woodfall         _______/
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Alright, this section is dedicated solely for Woodfall Temple and the aftermath
of it. To start off, get some Rupees from the bank and buy some Bombs, 'cause
you'll likely need them. Get the two Silver Rupees that are available here if
you wish to, deposit them, and warp to Woodfall. Play the Sonata of Awakening
on the pedestal (may have to be Deku Link for it to work) to have Woodfall
Temple rise. Use the flower to fly across to it, and enter...
As soon as you enter the temple, you'll see a Stray Fairy. Use the Great
Fairy's Mask to lure it near you. (WOODFALL FAIRIES: 1) Change back to Deku
Link and use the flower here to fly to the right, where a platform with a chest
is. Open it for another Stray Fairy. (WOODFALL FAIRIES: 2) Now use the flowers
to fly across to the other side of the room. If you fall, you'll have to use
the ladders back where you started and try again. Follow the path to the left
here to find a locked door and a Deku Baba. Defeat the Deku Baba to get another
Stray Fairy. (WOODFALL FAIRIES: 3) Now, it seems dangerous but...change back
into Deku Link, and water hop across to the other side using those dangerous-
looking plants. Before opening the door, take a look to the right. See the
ledge with a bunch of pots? Water hop over there and break them to find another
Stray Fairy. (WOODFALL FAIRIES: 4) Water hop back and enter the door.
In this next room, water hop to the center launcher flower, and launch to the
left where a treasure chest is. Open it for a SMALL KEY. Now look to the left
to see a small brown beehive. Shoot it down with a bubble to reveal a Stray
Fairy. Use the Great Fairy's Mask to get it. (WOODFALL FAIRIES: 5) Now use that
launcher flower to fly to the ledge where the door to the next room is, left of
where you are if you're facing away from the treasure chest. In this next room
are a bunch of Snappers, those turtles you saw in the Woods of Mystery. In
order to destroy these things, you'll have to let a Snapper see you, and then
immediately dig into one of the flowers here. When he's over you, launch from
the flower to kill him. Do that with all the Snappers here to unlock the door
and make a giant chest appear. Open it for the DUNGEON MAP! Now you know the
layout of this place. Get back to that room with the giant flower in the middle
and open the locked door there.
In this next room, push the block there forward. Take a right and follow the
path to a corner with a torch and a Skulltula. Defeat the Skulltula to get
another Stray Fairy. (WOODFALL FAIRIES: 6) Light one of your Deku Sticks using
the torch, and backtrack and take the other path. Light the torch there to open
the locked door. If you're having trouble, use the Bunny Hood, but be careful.
Enter the door to get to another room filled with enemies, this time
Dragonflies. Use the launcher flowers or bubbles to kill them and the door will
open and a chest will appear. Open the chest for the COMPASS. Now you can see
where you're going, plus see some unopened treasure chests. Return to the
previous room. Before going upstairs, look up to see more brown beehives. Shoot
them down with bubbles until you get one that has a Stray Fairy. (WOODFALL
FAIRIES: 7) Now head upstairs with a lit Deku Stick and light the torch there.
Relight the stick and jump to the platforms here, and jump across to the
webbing. Burn it down and go through. Take down the Deku Babas and head
upstairs through the classic spiral staircase as in Link to the Past. This
upper room is really dark...and there are Black Boes to try to get you! You
can see them easily though, with their big, glowing eyes....kill them and move
on. Please. Because if you do, a chest containing a Stray Fairy will appear!
(WOODFALL FAIRIES: 8) To continue on, light a Deku Stick using the torch here,
and light all of the other torches in quick succession. It'll help if you use
the Bunny Hood. Enter into the next area. Fly across using the launcher flowers
while avoiding the Dragonflies, and go downstairs. You'll end up in the giant
flower room.
Head towards the eastern door and step on the switch to make some shortcut
ladders appear here. Now enter that door. You're in the upper floor of that
room where you got the Small Key! Just follow the path up here and enter the
door. A Dinofols will appear and attack! After it's dead, open the new chest to
find the HERO'S BOW! ...What a crappy guardian for an item like this. Oh well.
Return to the previous room. From across where the flower is, fire an arrow at
the eye switch. This will make the launcher flower in the middle of the room
move up and down. Use the nearby flower to fly to that, then launch to the door
above the eye switch and enter it.
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MINI-BOSS: Gekko
This mad frog guards the key to the boss's hideout in this temple. Just slash
him a few times and he'll call out a Snapper to help him. Switch to Deku Link
and use that strategy against Snappers to knock him off the Snapper. Switch
back, Z-Target the Gekko, and fire an arrow at it. It will then get back onto
the Snapper. Repeat the process until it's dead. Killing it will release a
normal frog. This frog holds significance, but not until later, so ignore it.
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Head to the treasure chest to get the BOSS KEY. Awesome. We can head straight
to the boss now, but let's get the remaining Stray Fairies that are around.
Return to the giant flower room. Upper level, of course. Head towards the
northern door (not the staircase) and you should spot a bubble with a Stray
Fairy inside. Pop the bubble with an arrow and use the Great Fairy's Mask to
lure it to you. (WOODFALL FAIRIES: 9) Now, see the ledge with the unlit torch