Also side note did you catch the Zelda's Lullaby

I thought it would be a fun melody to add hehehe

I used Song of Time because a) it's a cool add-on for a lot of things and b) to symbolize how many times I had to reset time in order to complete the dungeons. I think I had to reset Stone Tower Temple like 3 times at least before I could beat it?

Also I couldn't figure out how to get that last Stray Fairy so I had 14 of them and then I ran out of time ;-;

Oh Great Bay Temple was definitely the hardest for me (with Stone Tower Temple being a very close second), with the water levels and whatnot. I got so confused that I restarted the dungeon so I could use a walkthrough and not mess up again. I used a walkthrough for Stone Tower Temple purely because I was literally running out of time to finish the game and needed to finish it as soon as physically possible. That one took multiple resets just because I was taking a long time to figure out how to do the puzzles xd

I remember when I went inside the first time I thought Stone Tower was the actual dungeon itself aegkahd I missed the fact that all of them are Temples like in OoT 

I was suspicious throughout the whole climbing the tower (which was a nightmare for me. That took way longer than it should have asgdka) but I was still disappointed to find there was a whole temple after it rip

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My dad got me Adobe Animate

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I know it's been said but just think about what Link is experiencing in Majora's Mask.

He entered this world chasing after the Skull Kid, trying to get Epona and the Ocarina of Time back. Originally his only goal was to get what was taken from him and return to his normal form. But as he entered Termina, this world doomed to fall, it became so much bigger than that. It would go against everything that Link is made of, his courage, compassion, and his strength as a hero, to not do what he can to help, and that's not even scratching the surface of it.

When Link gets the Ocarina back he plays the Song of Time and it allows him to go back to the Dawn of the First Day. Doing so, he trapped himself in a time loop. Yes, he can break it. But his personality and his morals are what keep him, what forces him, to stay inside of it. Almost any other person would just say, "It's impossible to save all of them in three days. There's nothing I can do," then leave Termina and move on from the destruction they left behind. Link can't do that. It would go against everything he learned when he matured as an adult and the choices he made in Ocarina of Time. He can't leave the people who he knows need help without trying to do all that he can first.

That aside, just think of the mental trauma Link experienced going through that. In Ocarina of Time, it probably took at least a few weeks to awaken all the Sages and travel across Hyrule, and he didn't necessarily have a time limit. Yes, Ganondorf could have easily stopped him if it took Link that long to awaken them, but I personally believe that Ganondorf let Link awaken the Sages so Zelda would come out of hiding and he could take the Triforce of Wisdom. In Majora's Mask, Link only has three short days to try and save an entire kingdom from its inevitable doom. Over and over, reliving those same three days in the faint hope of trying to save everyone. Even if Link is mentally an adult, it's impossible to feel overwhelmed because of it. Every cycle he sees these people growing in fear of their deaths and not being able to help the people he comes to care about. Every cycle he has to go through the pain of seeing them, knowing them, caring about them, going back to before they even knew who he was and knowing that they won't recognize him as he recognizes them. No matter who you are, that's a pain that can't be ignored. The mental toll of reliving the same three days over and over for eternity unless you somehow, someway, manage to save them, is immense. Link was probably traumatized already from the events of Ocarina of Time, when Zelda sends him back to a time where, as in Majora's Mask, he meets the girl who he knew, who he had dedicated himself to protecting (especially if you think about Link's personality in the manga), who he had sacrificed his innocence and very life for, as someone who doesn't even know who he is or what he went through, and the loss of Navi, who is implied to be the friend that Link is searching for at the beginning of Majora's Mask, the very event that caused him to fall into Termina in the first place.


I didn't mean to go on a long tangent, this was just on my mind and I wanted to rant a bit. I'd love to talk about it xD

Tbh OoT/MM!Link is the most traumatized and the one who deserves happiness

I don't care if it's fanmade but I need a timeline where Link stays with Zelda in the adult timeline and he can actually be happy

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I did memorize the shedules of the people in Clocktown