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|image = [[File:MM Mountain Village.png | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'' | ||
| | | inhab = [[Zubora]]<br/>[[Gabora]] | ||
| | | pointsint = [[Mountain Smithy]]<br/>[[Twin Islands]]<br/>[[Goron Graveyard]] | ||
}} | | related = [[Snowhead]] | ||
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The Mountain Village can be found in the | The '''Mountain Village''' is a location in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'' in the region of [[Snowhead]] which can be found in the northern section of [[Termina]]. The area may only be accessed once [[Link (Ocarina of Time)#Majora's Mask|Link]] has obtained the [[Hero's Bow]] from the [[Woodfall Temple]]. With the Bow, Link can shoot down the icicles that block the path to the entrance to the village. The Village itself leads to several other areas, including [[Snowhead Temple]] to the east, the [[Twin Islands]] to the west while in the north lies a secret path up to the [[Goron Graveyard]]. The most notable location is the [[Mountain Smithy]] which lies in the center. The area acts as a type of crossroads or hub between several locations and contains its own [[Owl Statue]] for saving and teleportation. | ||
==Story== | |||
When Link first enters this location he is greeted by the harsh winter conditions and the effects it has had on the land and on the Gorons. {{Ref|MM|2053|Goron Elder}} Upon first entering the Village Link can strike the [[Owl Statue]] to open up a [[warp]] point. First Link heads to the west, on to the [[Twin Islands]], in which leads up to the [[Goron Village]]. After unveiling [[Darmani]]'s spirit, Link must follow him back to the Mountain Village, whete he leads Link to a cliff. Link equips the [[Lens of Truth]] to uncover a hidden [[ladder]] leading him to the [[Goron Graveyard]], where he obtains the [[Goron Mask]].{{Ref|MM|3522}} | |||
After defeating [[Goht]] within [[Snowhead Temple]], the winter subsides and spring returns to the region. With the snow gone Link can do a number of extra quests within the Village. He can upgrade his [[Kokiri Sword]] at the Mountain Smithy and now with the [[Goron Racetrack]] open, Link can obtain [[Gold Dust]].{{Ref|MM|1859|Goron}} This allows the young hero to forge the [[Razor Sword]] into the [[Gilded Sword]].{{Ref|MM|1868|Zubora}} Link can also take part in conducting Don Gero's frog choir, if Link finds the other four frogs he can use the [[Don Gero's Mask]] here to obtain a [[Piece of Heart]].{{Ref|MM|2044|Frog}} | |||
==Gallery== | |||
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File:Mountain Village Spring MM.jpg|Mountain Village in the spring time | |||
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The Mountain Village is a location in Majora's Mask in the region of Snowhead which can be found in the northern section of Termina. The area may only be accessed once Link has obtained the Hero's Bow from the Woodfall Temple. With the Bow, Link can shoot down the icicles that block the path to the entrance to the village. The Village itself leads to several other areas, including Snowhead Temple to the east, the Twin Islands to the west while in the north lies a secret path up to the Goron Graveyard. The most notable location is the Mountain Smithy which lies in the center. The area acts as a type of crossroads or hub between several locations and contains its own Owl Statue for saving and teleportation.
Story
When Link first enters this location he is greeted by the harsh winter conditions and the effects it has had on the land and on the Gorons. [1] Upon first entering the Village Link can strike the Owl Statue to open up a warp point. First Link heads to the west, on to the Twin Islands, in which leads up to the Goron Village. After unveiling Darmani's spirit, Link must follow him back to the Mountain Village, whete he leads Link to a cliff. Link equips the Lens of Truth to uncover a hidden ladder leading him to the Goron Graveyard, where he obtains the Goron Mask.[2]
After defeating Goht within Snowhead Temple, the winter subsides and spring returns to the region. With the snow gone Link can do a number of extra quests within the Village. He can upgrade his Kokiri Sword at the Mountain Smithy and now with the Goron Racetrack open, Link can obtain Gold Dust.[3] This allows the young hero to forge the Razor Sword into the Gilded Sword.[4] Link can also take part in conducting Don Gero's frog choir, if Link finds the other four frogs he can use the Don Gero's Mask here to obtain a Piece of Heart.[5]
Gallery
Mountain Village in the spring time
References
- ↑ "It's this cold snap brought on by the disturbances at Snowhead that has crippled the village and frozen it in an icy grip..." — Goron Elder, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "Lens of Truth Use (C) and magic to see what the naked eye cannot.", Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "What? What?!? You say that gold dust is the prize for winning the Patriarch's Race that's held by the Gorons every spring?" — Goron, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "Now keep in mind that after you've used this 100 times, the blade will lose its edge and will return to its original sharpness. Now here's a secret...If you bring me gold dust before this sword loses its edge, I'll be able to make it the strongest sword around. You got that? Gold dust!" — Zubora, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "Just as you instructed, I came here to start up the frog's choir as soon as spring arrived." — Frog, Majora's Mask.