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Contents

  • Items and Gear
    • Gear
    • Quest Items
    • Equippable Items
    • Rupees and Field Items
    • Bottle Items
    • Dungeon Items
    • Masks
  • Walkthrough
    • Chapter 1: The Mischievous Skull Kid
      • Lost Woods
      • Clock Town
      • Boss Battle: Skull Kid
    • Chapter 2: Clock Town Tour
      • Clock Town
    • Chapter 3: Termina Field and the Southern Swamp
      • Clock Town
      • Termina Field
      • Swamp Trail
      • Southern Swamp
      • Woods of Mystery
      • Southern Swamp (Revisited) 1
      • Deku Palace
      • Southern Swamp (Revisited) 2
      • Woodfall
      • Southern Swamp (Revisited) 3
      • Milk Road
      • Romani Ranch
    • Chapter 4: Woodfalls Woes
      • Clock Town
      • Woodfall 1
      • Woodfall Temple
      • Boss Battle: Odolwa, Masked Jungle Warrior
      • Woodfall 2
      • Deku Palace
      • Deku Shrine
      • Swamp Trail
    • Chapter 5: Into the Mountains
      • Clock Town
      • Termina Field
      • Mountain Trail
      • Mountain Village
      • Road to Goron Village
      • Goron Village
      • Road to Goron Village (Revisited)
      • Mountain Village (Revisited)
      • Road to Goron Village (Third Visit)
      • Goron Village (Revisited)
      • Mountain Village (Third Visit)
      • Snowhead Trail
      • Snowhead
    • Chapter 6: Saving Snowhead
      • Snowhead
      • Snowhead Temple
      • Boss Battle: Goht, Masked Mechanical Monster
      • Mountain Village
      • Goron Village
      • Road to Goron Village (Revisited)
      • Goron Village (Revisited)
    • Chapter 7: Fair Weather Explorations
      • Clock Town
      • Milk Road
      • Romani Ranch
      • Snowhead Temple (Revisited)
      • Mountain Village
      • Road to Goron Village
      • Gorman Track
      • Romani Ranch (Revisited)
      • Mountain Village (Revisited)
      • Termina Field
      • Great Bay Coast
      • Termina Field (Revisited)
      • Road to Goron Village (Revisited)
      • Romani Ranch (Third Visit)
      • Mountain Village (Third Visit)
      • Great Bay Coast (Revisited)
      • Pirates Fortress
      • Snowhead Trail
    • Chapter 8: Hookshot Heroics
      • Clock Town
      • Southern Swamp
      • Swamp Spider House
      • Clock Town (Revisited)
      • Romani Ranch
      • Clock Town (Third Visit)
      • Ikana Road
      • Ikana Graveyard
      • Beneath the Graveyard
      • Clock Town (Fourth Visit)
      • Southern Swamp (Revisited)
      • Great Bay Coast
      • Zora Cape
      • Waterfall Rapids
      • Ikana Graveyard (Revisited)
      • Beneath the Graveyard (Revisited)
      • Zora Cape (Revisited)
      • Zora Hall
      • Zora Cape (Third Visit)
      • Ikana Graveyard (Third Visit)
      • Beneath the Graveyard (Third Visit)
      • Clock Town (Fifth Visit)
      • Great Bay Coast (Revisited)
      • Oceanside Spider House
      • Clock Town (Sixth Visit)
      • Great Bay Coast (Third Visit)
      • Pirates Fortress (Second Visit)
      • Great Bay Coast (Fourth Visit)
      • Pinnacle Rock
      • Great Bay Coast (Fifth Visit)
    • Chapter 9: Saving the Great Bay
      • Southern Swamp
      • Zora Cape
      • Great Bay Temple
      • Room 3: Main Chamber (Sixth Visit)
      • Boss Battle: Gyorg, Gargantuan Masked Fish
      • Zora Cape (Revisited)
      • Great Bay Coast
      • The Frogs Song
    • Chapter 10: Eastern Explorations
      • Exploration Preparation
      • Ikana Road
      • Ikana Canyon
      • Beneath the Well
      • Ancient Castle of Ikana
      • Stone Tower
    • Chapter 11: Storming the Stone Tower
      • Stone Tower
      • Stone Tower Temple
      • Boss Battle: Twinmold, Giant Masked Insect
      • Ikana Canyon
    • Chapter 12: Love and Marriage
      • Clock Town
      • Sakons Hideout
    • Chapter 13: To the Moon
      • Clock Town
      • Inside the Moon
      • Odolwa Kids Playground
      • Goht Kids Playground
      • Gyorg Kids Playground
      • Twinmold Kids Playground
      • Final Boss: Majoras Mask
  • Monsters and Enemies
    • Minions
    • Mini-Bosses
    • Dungeon Bosses
    • Boss Battle: Gyorg, Gargantuan Masked Fish
    • Boss Battle: Twinmold, Giant Masked Insect
  • Introduction
    • Cast of Characters
  • How to Play
    • Game Screens
    • Touch Screen
    • Timing is Everything
    • Saving Your Game
    • Game Over
    • Basic Actions
    • Combat
    • Links Forms
  • Legendary Checklists
    • Fishing Hole Fish
    • Pieces of Heart
    • Masks
    • Songs
    • Gear
    • Quest Items
    • Equippable Items
    • Other Items
    • Bombers Notebook

The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask 3D Guide › Walkthrough › Chapter 1: The Mischievous Skull Kid

Boss Battle: Skull Kid

That awful Skull Kid must be stopped! But the truth is that you’re no match for him in your current form. Still, all is not lost. -Target the Skull Kid, and then hold to blow a bubble. Release to shoot the bubble at the Skull Kid, and you’ll knock the Ocarina of Time from his grasp.

Nice shot! Now hurry over and collect the Ocarina of Time; it’s your only hope!

Ocarina of Time

You got the Ocarina of Time back! Princess Zelda gave you this precious instrument. Equip it, and play it.

Musical Interlude

Upon reclaiming the Ocarina of Time, Link is overwhelmed by a vision of his recent past. He recalls the day that he left Hyrule, the same day that Princess Zelda gave him the ocarina to keep. The Princess taught him an important song that day: the Song of Time.

Follow Zelda’s instructions during Link’s vision to play the Song of Time. Just press , , , , , . Once you play it, present-day Link will recall the tune.

Turning back Time

Back in the real world, the Skull Kid still seeks to bring the moon crashing down. Your bubbles can’t harm him—in fact, there’s nothing you can do to stop him. If only you had more time…

Wait a minute, that’s it: the Ocarina of Time! Somehow aware of Link’s curse, the magical instrument has adapted itself to become a set of blaring Deku Pipes. Pull out the Deku Pipes by tapping the Deku Pipes button, which now appears in the bottom-left corner of the Touch Screen. Then, play the Song of Time that Zelda taught you (, , , , , ).

Back to the Past

Playing the Song of Time calls forth the magic of the Goddess of Time. After a disorienting flash of memories and visions, Link finds himself back in Clock Town. Sure enough, it’s the Dawn of the First Day again. The whole town has returned to its original state, and the moon is back in its original position. Everything is as it was when Link first arrived. What a trip!

Where’s My Stuff?

Have you noticed that Link’s wallet is now empty? Some items, like Rupees and Deku Nuts, don’t carry over when you play the Song of Time. You can’t do much about items like Deku Nuts, but any Rupees that you’ve deposited into Link’s bank account will still be there after he travels back in time.

Breaking Link’s Curse

Shocked and disoriented, Tatl can hardly believe what has happened. Recovering from her amazement, the little fairy reminds Link that the mask salesman they met inside the Clock Tower promised to return Link to human form if he recovered the Ocarina of Time. That’s right, he did!

The Clock Tower is close nearby, so head inside and speak with the mask salesman. Thrilled at Link’s success, the unusual man wastes no time in teaching our hero a new song: the Song of Healing.

Follow the mask salesman’s instructions, and play the Song of Healing by pressing , , , , , . Once played, Link’s curse is at last broken, and he returns to his normal heroic form.

The mask salesman informs Link that the Song of Healing is a special melody that heals evil magic and turns troubled spirits into masks. He’s certain that this song can help Link in the future, and he’s not wrong.

The mask salesman also gives Link a special mask in commemoration of this day: the Deku Mask. He tells Link not to fear the mask, for the Song of Healing has sealed its magic away. Link will only transform into a Deku Scrub while he wears the mask; whenever he takes it off, he’ll return to his normal human form.

Deku Mask

You got the Deku Mask to keep as a memento! Equip and wear the mask to inhabit the body of a Deku. Take it off to return to normal.

The Legend of Majora’s Mask

The mask salesman has kept his word, but Link wasn’t able to do the same. The Skull Kid still has the salesman’s precious mask.

Horrified, the mask salesman informs Link that the Skull Kid has stolen none other than Majora’s Mask, an accursed item used by an ancient tribe during hexing rituals. It is said that an evil and wicked power is bestowed upon the one who wears Majora’s Mask. Legends say that the mask was sealed away to prevent its misuse, but the tribe that once used the mask has vanished. None remains who know the true nature and extent of its power.

Clearly, reclaiming Majora’s Mask is of the utmost importance, but the mask salesman has no further advice to give. Link is on his own now. Still, the mask salesman believes that our hero is up to the task. Let’s hope so!

Bombers’ Notebook

After recounting his troubling tale, the mask salesman gives Link one final gift: the Bombers’ Notebook. The mask salesman found it on the ground and hopes it may be of some use.

Bombers’ Notebook

You got the Bombers’ Notebook! It allows you to keep track of people’s schedules. Press or Select to access the Event Notes screen, then touch the Schedule button on the Touch Screen to read it.

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