That tree has quite a reason to be sad ... into a Deku Scrub at the game’s beginning. All throughout Majora’s Mask are…masks. Whenever equipped, Link writhes in agony as his body transforms ...

At the start of Majora's Mask, Link is pulled, unwillingly, into the story by virtue of being cursed. There was no Call to Adventure - he's just stuck as a little tree boy, and needs to figure out ...

Despite its foreboding exterior, the moon has a serene landscape with a single tree beneath its surface. Link discovered this field as he pursued Majora's Mask inside the moon's gaping mouth.

However, Majora’s Mask abandons his body and flies up into the mouth of the falling moon. Link follows it up and finds himself in an eerily quiet and peaceful field with a large tree in the center.

He learns this from the Deku Tree Sprout after he conquers the Forest Temple as an adult. Majora's Mask 3D has some neat additions that the original didn't, but not every change is for the better.

If you know Ocarina of Time, playing Majora’s Mask feels like stepping into an episode of the Twilight Zone. You see characters you recognize, but they’re not quite the same. Quaint and ...

Stepping into the world of Majora’s Mask is like entering a kind of Zelda-inspired fever dream: a terrifying moon with a face looms in the sky, a strange hand sticks out of a toilet, and you ...

Many of the lines written for NPCs in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask relate to crunch, including its infamous "you've met with a terrible fate" line. It's widely known that the game was ...

Majora's Mask is definitely a strong contender for being the hardest of all The Legend of Zelda games; its three-day timer mechanic relies on a massive amount of ...