The Lore of Zelda’s Famous Locations (Majora’s Mask) 

I love that this game isn't 'Link's Destiny', it's him taking time to look for a friend and getting caught up in something wild. No prophecy, no Ganondorf, just something he wanted to do.

Can we just take a moment to talk about how ridiculous the smithy is? It's the only structure in the Mountain Village, it's run by Hylians, it's located in an area where the native population generally has no need for weapons, and it's just so far out of the way of any place the average Hylian would even consider visiting. There's absolutely no logical reason why the smithy would be in Snowhead, and yet... that makes it totally on-brand for Majora's Mask.

The common theory I've seen about Great Bay Temple is it's basically a giant water purifier since, after defeat Gyorg, the water in Great Bay becomes less murky.

Great Bay Temple is more than just a factory; it's a water treatment plant! This is what allows the Zora to live in the sea, and why you need to get the facility up and running again to help them out.

I could be wrong, but i don't think the game was a dream or Link dying. My main reason and a detail thats easy to overlook is the very ending scene of the game, where we see a tree stump with images of Link, the Skull Kid, and the Giants carved into it, implied to have been done by the Skull Kid due to its similarity to the one we see him make with Tatl and Tael in Termina Field in a cutscene. This is after Link has rode away in Majora's Mask and is back in the forest he started in, so back in Hyrule once again. It was a long shot, but I was hoping we might find a lone tree stump with the carvings on it down in the depths of Tears of the Kingdom, or perhaps in another game as an easter egg.

I think that MM is about grief. He starts the game looking for his friend Navi and enters a world tormented by a lonely imp who lost his friends and is throwing the mother of all tantrums about it. It's a game about moving on and not letting grief hold you in place, I think.

we can be pretty sure Link doesn't die in Majora's Mask due to 2 things: 1. the same Link from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask appears in Twilight Princess (the knight who teaches you new moves after howling to the other wolf, it's even been directly confirmed to be the same Link) and 2. what Link lands on, the flower thingy, you can even test it in game, fall from a great height and see if you die and as long as you land on the flower you will be completely unharmed, no damage (try it, if you don't believe me and see for yourself) - even if you don't count the 2nd one, him actually returning and teaching the hero of Twilight is still something he did tho I will agree that the world of Termina is a big mystery in itself but Termina isn't the only strange world we've visited in Zelda, there's also Lorule and the Twilight Realm...if you want to count that, there's also the Dark World

MM is a game that deepen all Links traumas, feelings and regrets during the events in OoT... after all he was just a lonely child that had to live harsh experiences. And at the end, the only ones who where really by his side and knew about his achievementes (Deku Tree, Navi, 7 Sages, Zelda), literally died or "abandoned" him. Both games are pretty sad the more you analyze it :(

Another peice of obscure lore: Recently it has come to my attention that the moon seens to have always had a face, but just in a more joyful expression. Notice how no one is suprised by the moons face but rather- by its expression. In the files for majoras mask 3D there are two different moon sprites for the 5 minute count down on day three but one goes unused, a sprite of the moon with a happy face and yellow eyes. This same depiction of the moon can be found in-game as a decoration above the entrance to the Mayor's Residence and atop the back of the chair in his office. It can be seen in both the N64 and 3DS versions.

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The Stone Tower Temple reminds me of the story of the Tower of Babel from the Bible...a tower in Babylon, meant to artificially reach Heaven. God destroyed it as punishment, and as it collapsed, humanity's different languages were made. The symbolism with Link ascending a tower made by the once strong Ikana kingdom, only to have it defy physics and be flipped upside down for the last climb... The parallels of Heaven, punishment and the afterlife in Ikana couldn't be stronger.

I always thought the inside of the moon is a illussion of Majora shown to the moon to force it to actually crash. I always based it on the assumtion of the moon beeing the deity of Termina plane and the city, since that region hasnt a out right deity. About the whole "dimension" in general, i think its a byproduct of the splitting timeline. The left over of the remaining timeline where ganon or demise didnt even existed in the first place, a world that grew without 3 primal goddess, but many minor gods keeping the regions as their realms.

Considering Terminian characters are familiar with Hyrule, such as the Gorons knowing of Dodongos cavern with tasty rocks inside, I think it's a legitimate place. I've always hated the 5 stages of grief and alternate world theories. The games go out of their way to explain these things if it's actually a plot point, Links Awakening was revealed to be a dream and ALTTP/ALBW both made it clear when alternate worlds were involved. Majoras Mask would have made it clear if it was an alternate or internal dream world.

Something to toss in regarding the Moon. I always thought that it was a joint creation of Majora and the other four bosses, though potentially not one they willingly made. The Moon being a highly spiritual place for many cultures but not having a specific god in Termina is probably akin to the Sacred Realm of Ocarina of Time that reflects its residents. In effect you've gathered five gods together outside their collective domains, stripped of the majority of their powers. Four of them are relatively well adjusted having had their freedom until being slain in fair combat so they're playing. One of them is not very well adjusted having existed as a prisoner or tool since the very beginning and when finally freed having thrown an exceptionally dangerous tantrum. Nobody present is under any illusions about Majora but he is still one of them so they're obliged to let him join if he wants. What we're seeing is gods socializing or in the case of Majora failing to socialize, they play like children because effectively thats what they are as what need does a god have of maturity, to them this is a temporary pause between forms. Link being the one to beat them and having chased Majora here is able to interact with them on an equal level and they offer him what gods typically offer mortals, enlightenment and power in return for tribute. If given they make Link think about the world around him prompting him to really consider things then gift him with power nearly on their level to use to stop Majora. As for Majora they are alone and view Link as a bad guy because Majora has never had peers like this before nor the freedom to do as he wants before now. Majora is a god born of morals desires and magic, used as a tool for others, and thus only sees Link as a person trying to enslave it again. That it's actions are going to destroy tons of innocent bystanders isn't something Majora has the context to really grasp. It's playtime and reaction to freedom is so violent because it's never had freedom before but has godlike power. When Link steps in with or without the Fierce Deitys Mask the reaction is aggressive because that's the only way Majora knows how to interact with others. With the Fierce Deity Mask in hand Link takes the roll of a peer and equal imparting discipline, giving Majora a reaction on his level for misbehaving potentially giving him reason to change behavior. Without... well Majora has been a slave before, it's familiar.

I've known this game since it first came out. I have played it many times. Getting to 22:24 in this video is the first time I've noticed it's basically Alice in Wonderland. Child follows strange creature, falls down big hole, lands in alternate world that may or not be real. Even down to the Wizard of Oz approach of 'and you, and you, and *you* were there!' that some adaptations go for (Burton movie, the Whoopi Goldberg movie and the ballet spring to mind).

I love Majora's mask so much different then the other games

I think that the moon was just a creation of Majora. So he made it look like it does.

Nah, you were right. Gerudo baddies is absolutely correct. I had a crush on Nabooru when I was kid.

My theory on the Deku Scrubs from Ocarina of Time is that their culture and kingdom was entirely destroyed during the Hyrulean Civil War. They weren't as favored by the Great Deku Tree as the Kokiri so they became resentful and sided with Ganondorf and Gohma, who they regarded as their Queen. They could have potentially had a royal family in the past that was wiped out during the civil war. So now they have to burrow in grottos or hide in the Sacred Forest Meadow just to survive. The largest cluster of them is in a grotto where they judge Link's masks. When the Forest Temple is cursed, Mad Scrubs are found all over Kokiri Forest until the new Deku Tree casts them out. Business Scrubs live in burrows but some of the reasoning could be because they accidentally spit Deku nuts when they talk, so they are cast out of towns, as said in some games. The ones in Ocarina of Time seeme to be hostile towards Link, and this could be because he is dressed like a Kokiri and fights against Ganondorf's followers. In fact, one Business Scrub lives in a tiny hidden courtyard in Ganon's Castle surrounded but fairies. At least in Ocarina of Time, the Deku race seems to side with the forces against Hyrule and the Deku Tree. I think they once had a kingdom that fell during the civil war and most of them were wiped out, and they found a new Queen in Gohma, who was killing the Deku Tree, so they started worshiping her and eventually Ganondorf when he rose to power.

Link's actual craziest adventure? Finding out where the bathrooms are in TOTK and BOTW.

My favorite Zelda Game! Thank you for this video, HG! 😮

The hypothesis I've always had about the lost woods & possibly other similarly "wibly wobbly, possibly even timey whimey" areas is that it's an Ygdrassil type entity, I believe this due to the wording of termina being another world or realm could either literally be another world or realm, or it could be used in the Old way of basically just being another region or country alongside hyrule, labrynna & Holudrum also fit into this category and I suppose new hyrule but I don't know enough about that game. It is also my belief that termina is to the west of Hyrule and Ikana canyon being the other end of the Gerudo desert. I also have an idea that Stal' beings originate from a curse of Loss after being told stalchildren come from the lost woods in OoT but then having sentient skeleton characters in termina Holudrum and labrynna while not having connections directly to the lost woods pretty much all have a connection to loss in their living life

My absolute favorite Zelda game ever, thank you!

For some reason when you brought the topic back to the earlier 'beginning' after covering the contents of the main settings (Termina) I lost my mind. Insane essay formatting, my favorite aspect of your videos.

Yaaaas 😁 looking forward to this one, thank you HG!!

This was great, thank you for another amazing upload!

I’d love a lore video about the locations in A Link To The Past. Mainly the mystery of the Desert of Mystery and why there’s no Gerudo. And Ganons Tower atop Death Mountain

Love the lore videos you've been making, its like a virtual tour lol my favorite is still wind waker video

You mentioned that the kid on the moon with majoras mask is the happiness salesman but all five of them are

Something just clicked maybe I’m reaching but koume and kotake also deal with boats and traveling over water just like the rest of the gerudos. Maybe that’s just coincidental tho

Absolutely cackling at ‘it’s not easy to miss mate’ 😂 Love these videos! 💙

Ooh a nice birthday treat for me. My favorite game.

Dude, I love that HG is consistently putting out Zelda content. Thank you for sticking around, and not giving up on Zelda content!!!

Thank you for the Zelda content I desperately seek🥲

I have never got on with this game but can enjoy watching people play it. x

My own head cannon is that Termina is another land or kingdom within the same world as Hyrule. Just one that some how has a portal in the lost woods to it. This also makes the lost woods more mysterious. Like why would it have a portal to another land and is there other portals? Also I like this head cannon as it could the kingdom hinted at in Breath of the wild. On that note I want BOTW & TOTK to be a trilogy. Just think about it, link goes to Termina and his new powers could be the transformation masks. And then Finally the return of my favorite race the Deku scrubs.

Symbolism aside, the Moon Children are asking those questions in relation to Skull Kid. And if I bring symbolism back, I think this area was created by Majora using Skull Kid's mind. The questions are thoughts, and the kids being the Salesman could either be because an impression was left from the time Skull Kid personally attacked the Salesman in the woods, or another mystery between the HMS and Majora directly. I might be mistaken, but I feel like saying Link's Awakening was "all a dream" is a bit of a misrepresentation of the events of that game. It wasn't even Link's dream, right? Weird to have a MM location lore video without any mention about all the theories about Stone Tower. Unless we're just scrapping it all 'cause of the 3DS remake scrubbing the Triforce disrespect away.

I may fallen in love with BotW and TotK recently, but Majora's Mask will never be topped as my favorite. Ikana is my favorite and least favorite region for some reason. It's fascinating and eerily creepy, and I want to go there to learn more about it, although common sense tells me to run the f*ck away.

1:08 Whats up brother

Im simple, I see majoras mask I click

I personally subscribe to the majoras mask is a dream or the 5 stages death theory where link dreams or dies and sees this which explains the woods being the same as the lost woods, and the same character designs

Thanks for talking about my game, the best one by the way

I enjoy watching famous Zelda locations! Could you do Skyward Sword. Please!

22:54 when you brought this moment up, I asked myself again, what is this game? I began to entertain my thoughts and found them coming back to when you brought up the Lens of Truth-a shiekah artifact found on the island in snowpeak. Link is led there by none other than Kaepora Gaebora (aka Rauru, the sage of Light) who as far as I can tell is the same owl friend from Ocarina of Time. Not only does he guide link in this foreign world and know him, but he appears to have some qualities akin to worship in the world (e.g. the statues located throughout Termina made in his image). I wonder if, in order to get Link to return to Hyrule where he will ultimately be needed to teach the next hero (of Twilight), Rauru needed to construct a kind of “experience” that would help Link to accept that Navi is gone, and move on with his life instead of searching for her forever. This moment where he “warps” in the woods could be the work/magic of Majora’s Mask, but it seems strange that the mask would be drawn to the Ocarina at all to begin with. Perhaps the skull kid (who knew the sage of forest, since he knows Saria’s song before link plays it to him) associated with the sages of OoT in other ways. Perhaps the sage of light, in the guise of Kaepora (who link first meets in OoT outside of the forest) had enlisted skull kid to lead Link to this “experience” in the lost woods…just wild ideas. Begs the question of how/why Majora’s Mask could’ve gotten involved-and there has been speculation about the Mask Salesman, his possible relationship to the royal family or shiekah etc. Could’ve been “in on it” 😅 but now it sounds like a conspiracy theory. Anyway, great video, got me thinking about the lore implications of my favorite game in the franchise-so thank you HG! ❤ That finale with the children (mask salesman) and their questions/discussions of friendship and morality in a realm of pure light….hm makes ya wonder!

YESSSS been waiting for this video for a while now, LFGGGGGG

Omg, a non-Tears Zelda video, my spoiler-free blackout continues! Love your content!!

While the Encyclopedia describes Termina as a "dream world" crafted from the Skull Kids memories, it's a dream world with a constant theme of "similar but opposite" to Hyrule -Ocarina starts us in the woods, a setting mostly isolated from the outside world. In MM, we start in Clock Town, a bustling place filled with people and commerce - The first dungeon explored is in a Deku area. Ocarina, however, features its first dungeon as somewhere on dry land and easily accessible. MM, on the other hand, is filled with water that slowly drains your health if you fall in - the second dungeon is in a Goron area. Instead of the volcanic mountain area with constant eruptions like in Ocarina, were given a blizzard-covered peak, which becomes a calm, spring-summery vacation spot -The third dungeon is in a Zora area. We go from the small, contained, caved freshwater environment of Zora's Domain where they manage to keep to themselves to the wide open beach and ocean where the Zora have occasional clashes with nearby pirates -The fourth dungeon is dark and relates to death. In Hyrule, the first place we walk into as Adult Link is Hyrule Castle Town, now destroyed and overrun with zombies, and find Hyrule Field has become semi-infested with ghosts. Later, the fourth Temple Adult Link actually goes through in Ocarina is an underground temple hidden from sight. In Termina, this area isn't just not underground, but high up on a series of cliffs. Both areas are focused on death in some manner, and both areas either feature the royal family of the kingdom in question, or some connection to them To go even further, the Triforce in Ocarina is most heavily seen in the second place the game sends us to check out, Castle Town and the Castle. In Termina, the Triforce is ONLY seen in Kiana Canyon underneath the moving blocks, and the second-to-last area of the game. Hyrule gave us a place of Triforce worship early after starting, Termina gives us Triforce blaspheming near the end. It's a constant pattern and theme between the two games and I can't not recognize it almost everywhere in Majora's Mask lol

this video made me play it again on the 3ds😂

"that sounds like something ripped straight out of random dreams" i'm a random person and i have never in my life dreamt of grassy plains. i actually like the theory of Majora's Mask being about Link dying because in the next game in the chronological order, Twilight Princess, we meet Link from Ocarina of Time as a ghost teaching us sword techniques. he looks like a child at the beginning of Majora's Mask not because he is a child, but because that's how we see him, clinging onto his child self after he lost Navi and his entire life turned upside down, in his adult life still searching for his friend and companion and a subconscious way to get back to the moment before the events of Ocarina of Time took place. in the end he ended up back at the Lost Forest where his adventure with Navi started and because of losing himself in his past he got lost in his memories and died there.

Spirit Tracks would be nice to do next.

Dodecagonal, maybe??

“Undoubtedly links craziest adventure.. majoras mask”.. bo you definitely don’t want to know what I had link doing in botw

Your voice sounds a lil bit different, can't pinpoint why exactly. Anyways, love your videos HG. Keep up the awesome work!

It’s the happy mask salesman WOW 😳😱🤯

I’m still playing the 64. Love your emulator graphics ❤️

I never knew the lore behind the clock tower so

Yes another video

@Hyrule Gamer could the flute boy in ALTTP be a Link from a different game. He is a ghost after all

My only question is this: what the heck do Deku Scrubs eat?

i always assumed that ikana was at one point home to the sheikah- since every race is included in mm except for them…

I'm surprised no one's noticed that the parameter of Termina makes the town look like a clock.

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So the Deku palace would be the equivalent as having a meat-made palace for us humans?

Definity has the 'Alice in Wonderland' inspired fever dream. Was it real or part of Majora's illusion magic amped by the Lost Woods domain. We may never know.

Big kudos for using the 3DS version for this video. I can never understand why so many RU-vidrs still rely on the muddy textures of the N64.

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Come on Oracle games! Oracle games or Link Between Worlds! Personally, I really don't like the "Link is dead" theory, but I can't really say why. LoZ has been my favorite series of games since the 80s, even with the couple I don't care about (4 swords, PH, ST, TFH), or rabidly dislike (Skyward Sword), so maybe I just don't like the idea of Link "dying" in some dumb way I feel wouldn't have happened if I/we were in control. It's also why, despite liking several games in the Downfall Timeline, I hate the idea of it. Mechanically, Link could have died anywhere along the way, but the idea that it was the OoT Gdorf fight; practically the easiest fight in the series, meaning the only way it works is arbitrary declaration, just passes me off. Still, as Zelda games go, Majora's Mask has always held a high spot with me. Sure, it would be nice to know the truth of things, and where a successful Link, who still never finds Navi, does end up going. Especially with its otherworldly nature, we never get a game that directly follows it, or references it, like several other titles. One little temporal what's it; Romani says They come every year, and go for the cows. Cremia doesn't seem aware of them; she's not keeping the dark secret from her little sister, and fending them off, and Romani is just learning the bow, so she hasn't fended them off before, despite seemingly being aware that they've repeatedly arrived, before. That makes me wonder about prior years? Did not Talon patrol the paddock, fire flower from his side job in hand, before he passed? Did They take the cows each year, but then return them, making Romani's efforts pointless? Despite Dad's absence, the ranch seems to have been doing well enough, established with Chateau Romani, and milk trade, so assuming not-Talon didn't just die within the last few months, I wonder how threatening the aliens were, or not, prior to our arrival? It's also sort of odd that, in Hyrule, the Royal Family is protected by the ninja-like Sheikah, and while they are oddly absent in MM, in Termina, the ninja-like agents are, instead, the ENEMIES of the Royal Family, and likely assassinated them, instead of safeguarding.

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Let's be honest. The moon was scary.

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love it

It's funny when you ask the question of what was Majora's Mask all about, I think of it being Link having to face up against the 7 stages of grief, seeing as he's given side-quests of people going through their own turmoils with grief. So Link needed to learn that, but it still don't explain Mask Salesman though, seemingly he knows the state of the world of Termina and knows a lot about the Clock Tower and Clock Town itself, given he "supposedly" followed Link here for the first time.

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MM is an Alice in Wonderland style adventure, but Link did actually leave Hyrule for Termina. That is confirmed in WW. When the Hero of Time left Hyrule to go on a selfish quest, the Triforce of Courage became a physical object, and shattered into pieces that the Hero of the Winds eventually reassembled. It’s also heavily implied that, that is the reason a version on the hero didn’t automatically reappear (as expected) before the king asked the gods to flood Hyrule was due to this.

Why did you have to use the 3DS version? It really misses the mark imo. Its superfluous decorations very much detract from the atmosphere of the game, especially in Clock Town.

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Link was a victim. The deku tree and princess zelda used link as a mask to declare war against major enemy’s now targeting link while they were able to stay safe. All of hyrule put the blame on link. Which is why link was forced out of hyrule. The stupid kokiri kids living their protected lives. Link had no fairy. Link was always hated. Betrayed by the baby boomers and the gen x.

Majora's Mask has had a lot of theories about what it is. Personally, I think that after OoT, Link went to hang out with Ruto. On the way, the magic bean salesman offered him some magic beans. Link starts eating them, and has an acid trip. That's what Majora's Mask is, Link's trip. The when he starts to come down, he imagines playing the song of time, which is him eating more beans.

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Holy shit, 7 minutes ago? Im hella early

The most Majora's Mask location in Majora's Mask is Clock Town you simpleton .

I've got a bit of a crackpot theory about Termina that involves some inspiration borrowed from Chronicles of Narnia and Harry Potter, so take it with a grain of salt. What if Termina is a pocket dimension that started as a blank slate? Skull Kid wandered into a portal to this void of a world and, like the Room of Requirement, it began to form based on his memories and imagination to what it is. The Skull Kid's wish to make friends would form the four giants, tall and imposing friends that could play with him and protect him and the worldhe created. The world and its denizens acted out their lives based off Skull Kid's wishes until the day their programming set in and they began to act autonomously. The giants took up their roles as protectors and departed to the four regions. Skull Kid, seeing his control slipping, loses his temper and lashes out at the world, causing the citizens to call on the giants to stop him. It's a way to take the information from the books (despite the contradicting evidence within) and backstory of the game, mix in a little creative liberties borrowed from other sources, all in order to explain where this land came from and its similarities to Hyrule.

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Link isn't dead. Twilight Princess wouldn't happen if he did. 23:37 This looks nothing like the inside of a moon. Oh yeah, like you really know what the inside of the moon looks like.

I'm sorry, but I think you don't understand that there is lore about Clocktown, sir

theres really no lore about the places in game because termina is apparently just a place created by the mind of the skull kid using the power of majora's mask. so after you defeat it, it pretty much vanishes. its another case of the area not really being there like koholint island.

I love this new series you're doing so far. Reminds me a lot of the videos that @vertexxygaming used to make

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Very little lore for a video about lore

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