All Bosses EXPLAINED in Zelda: Majora's Mask

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  @BanditGames · 3 years ago · pinned

  What's the creepiest thing about Majora's Mask to you? To me, it's got to be the dancing ReDeads in Ikana Castle. Just... jeez.

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• IS

  @islaamNogood · 3 years ago

  The creepiest thing in Majora, in a world full of ghosts and zombies and monsters, has to be the aliens at Romani Ranch! Just seeing Romani get abducted and come back traumatized is disturbing. Especially since everytime you reset time you realize she has to deal with those things over and over again, alone. :[

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  @themacewens · 3 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6vW79RrcDo&amp;t=1359">22:39</a> I still can&apos;t get over how that one quote reveals that the Fierce Deity is literally the friends we made along the way.

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• WI

  @winterdragon0 · 3 years ago

  I believe that Fierce Deity&apos;s Mask is the embodiment of all of Termina&apos;s people&apos;s gratitude. It is the counterpart to Majora&apos;s Mask and the final battle is all about the negative feelings of rage, bitterness and abandoment defeated by feelings of happiness, gratitude and a sense of belonging.<br><br>This game is truly poetic.

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• CR

  @crazyliclay · 3 years ago

  I always like to imagine that majora represented the upsidedown triangle in the middle of the triforce. Almost as if that ancient tribe had inadvertently created a power comparable to the triforce itself, but corrupted.

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• XO

  @xombiekilla · 3 years ago

  From what I gathered, Nintendo was asked if Link was dead during Majora&apos;s Mask they said no; they also asked if it was a dream, and they also said no. Termina means to travel, as Clock Town was a point for tourists to travel. All it is an alternate dimension

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• TD

  @tdl487 · 3 years ago

  This might sound unusual but the creepiest thing about Majora&apos;s Mask to me is the Woodfall and Great Bay temples and their supposed functions. It seems like both weren&apos;t necessarily created for worshipping but to purify the poison and murky waters of Termina. You have to literally turn on the filtration systems within both temples in order to clean both water ways. It questions just how polluted and possibly how uninhabitable the land actually is and why.

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• HI

  @hiddendesire3076 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6vW79RrcDo&amp;t=320">5:20</a> Interestingly in regards to the Pirate Gerudo, we do know in Wind Waker that the Forsaken Fortress used to be ruled by a “rival pirate group”. One which many believe were Gerudo pirates.

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• EL

  @Eleehas · 3 years ago

  Could&apos;ve sworn I&apos;ve read one of the game disc booklets that said that Link thought everyone in Termina were people from Hyrule, but when he took a closer look, they were completely different people.

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• AB

  @Abiding-e1r · 3 years ago

  Playing Majora&apos;s Mask as a kid who was afraid of EVERYTHING, it helped me grow less afraid of what I couldn&apos;t control. It also helped facilitate creativity against problems.<br> Only when I turned 14, and played it again, did I truly fall in love with the game. It helped walk me through depression and see that everyone in the world has pain and regret. That part of it really inspired me to be more caring and sacrificial to others in my life. We don&apos;t know exactly how someone may hurt, but Empathy and Patience can help heal trauma.<br> That is what Majora&apos;s Mask taught me, and why it will always be my favorite game.

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  @colten691 · 3 years ago

  The Japanese text of the happy mask salesman’s recount of the tribe that made majoras mask lines up almost perfect with the interlopers of twilight princess. The fact that the fused shadows put together resembles the mask makes more sense with the Japanese text

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  @doggossphere4159 · 3 years ago

  I remember when I was very little I use to be scared of the cutscene in which Link puts on the mask and trasforms

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