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Time is a key element in most Zelda games. It can be a huge advantage, (Like in Ocarina of Time) or a huge disadvantage, (Like in Majora's Mask). In some games, also including Majora's Mask, it can be both.

The element of time is very useful in [[Ocarina of Time]] -- So much that it's in the name! Time is also the KEY element in Ocarina of Time.

Time. A big advantage in Ocarina of Time, yet we wonder why. Well, after completing the [[Forest Temple]], [[Link]] may return the [[Master Sword]] to its pedestal in the [[Temple of Time]]. This allows him to go back seven years, where he can get access to things like the [[Scarecrow's Song]] notes and the mini-dungeon [[Beneath the Well]]. It is also an advantage because entering the adult time period once more does not reset things -- For example, temple progress and the acquisition of items is NOT reset.

Time in Skyward Sword is really a 'both' situation -- A disadvantage AND an advantage at the same time.

Let's start with the reasons that it's an advantage. It's not really quest-sensitive, but sleeping in a bed to turn it to night or day or back gives you 'different views' of [[Skyloft]]. Also, it will NOT interfere with your quest at ALL.