The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (suzz :wub:s it <3)

JK wrote:I loved Majora's Mask. Sure, it was difficult to get into at first (not being able to save until the end of the first day as a Deku scrub was really irritating) and it took some time to get used to the 3 day dynamic, but once I got over those initial hurdles I realised what a superb game I was playing.

Majora's Mask is perhaps the first game where I felt actual emotional attachment to the characters. I think there was a bit you had to do to get one of the masks where you prevented Anju and Kafei (are those names right?) from getting married. You end up in Anju's room with her in her wedding dress, waiting for the moon to totally destroy everything and she's there, absolutely adamant that her husband-to-be will return any moment so that they can be together as the world ends.

I loved being able to transform in a Deku scrub, a Goron and a Zora. I loved the personalities of the people in the Clock Town and how you could follow them around on their chores over the 72 hours. I loved the darker tone, that wasn't emo as previously suggested, just more 'realistic fantasy' (if you'll excuse that awful oxymoron). I loved the bit right at the start when you move Link to jump over a gap and he does a little flip.

Majora's Mask has the worst bosses out of all the 3D Zelda games.

Oxx wrote:Majora's Mask has the worst bosses out of all the 3D Zelda games.

The race/chase against the big-ass metal bull was conceptually awesome, but actually pretty boring in execution.

banana split

Odolwa fan, eh?

Masked Jungle Warrior ODOLWA 8-)

You are doing your cause no favours

Masked Jungle Warrior ODOLWA wrote:Odolwa...Odolwa...Odolwa...Odolwa...Odolwa...Odolwa...Odolwa

He's basically just a tall bloke in a mask.

Nice to see the yellow fairy giving the guy a peck on the cheek, there. He looks absolutely thrilled.

Oxx wrote:He's basically just a tall bloke in a mask.

Just like Kane.

Mafro wrote:
Oxx wrote:He's basically just a tall bloke in a mask.

Just like Kane.

He genuinely disturbed me the first time I played through it.

Odolwa, that is. Not Kane.

I may well have only been 10, but that's not important.

I love majoras mask.Its not my favoruite zelda, thats twilight princess, but its my 2nd favoruite, then ocarina of time. Disturbed me a little bit back in the day, but I was 11 I think, so.

Yes, Tingle was quite disturbing.

Mafro wrote:
JK wrote:I loved Majora's Mask. Sure, it was difficult to get into at first (not being able to save until the end of the first day as a Deku scrub was really irritating) and it took some time to get used to the 3 day dynamic, but once I got over those initial hurdles I realised what a superb game I was playing.

Majora's Mask is perhaps the first game where I felt actual emotional attachment to the characters. I think there was a bit you had to do to get one of the masks where you prevented Anju and Kafei (are those names right?) from getting married. You end up in Anju's room with her in her wedding dress, waiting for the moon to totally destroy everything and she's there, absolutely adamant that her husband-to-be will return any moment so that they can be together as the world ends.

I loved being able to transform in a Deku scrub, a Goron and a Zora. I loved the personalities of the people in the Clock Town and how you could follow them around on their chores over the 72 hours. I loved the darker tone, that wasn't emo as previously suggested, just more 'realistic fantasy' (if you'll excuse that awful oxymoron). I loved the bit right at the start when you move Link to jump over a gap and he does a little flip.

That and it really rewarded you for seeking out all the sidequests and Masks in order to get the whole ending. Which was a lovely touch.

I felt overwhelmed by the depth of some of the sidequests.

When I decided to finally attempt to beat the game a couple of years ago, I stopped just ahead of final dungeon to try and collect as many of the remaining masks as I could. And didn't get any further.

And Majora's Mask is one of the only games I have ever purchased a guide for.

Oxx wrote:And Majora's Mask is one of the only games I have ever purchased a guide for.

Was that the guide with the section at the end that you had to rip open to read about the good ending and whatnot?
I've still got my one of those upstairs somewhere

I spent ages finding all the masks. It's the only Zelda (Aside from Zelda DX) that I've ever finished 100% 8-)

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (suzz :wub:s it <3)

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