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The '''Song of Passing''' is an optional song from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. It is the only song not necessary to complete the game. | The '''Song of Passing''' is an optional song from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. It is the only song not necessary to complete the game. | ||
==How to | ==How to perform== | ||
The song is played by moving the C-stick right, left, and down. | The song is played by moving the C-stick right, left, and down. | ||
<center>→ ← ↓</center> | <center>→ ← ↓</center> | ||
== | ==How to learn== | ||
[[Link (The Wind Waker)|Link]] can learn this song from the dancer [[Tott]] on [[Windfall Island]].{{Ref|TWW|2334|Tott}} Tott will tell Link that he is trying to remember a magical song that could change day into night and vice versa. When Link takes out the [[Wind Waker]], Tott excitedly proclaims that he remembers the song. He will then dance the Song of Passing and Link can copy his movements with the Wind Waker.{{Ref|TWW|2339|Tott}} The song, however, appears to only work when played on an instrument like the Wind Waker, which has the power of the gods, since Tott's dancing does not change the time of day.{{Ref|TWW|2338|Tott}} | [[Link (The Wind Waker)|Link]] can learn this song from the dancer [[Tott]] on [[Windfall Island]].{{Ref|TWW|2334|Tott}} Tott will tell Link that he is trying to remember a magical song that could change day into night and vice versa. When Link takes out the [[Wind Waker]], Tott excitedly proclaims that he remembers the song. He will then dance the Song of Passing and Link can copy his movements with the Wind Waker.{{Ref|TWW|2339|Tott}} The song, however, appears to only work when played on an instrument like the Wind Waker, which has the power of the gods, since Tott's dancing does not change the time of day.{{Ref|TWW|2338|Tott}} | ||
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The Song of Passing is an optional song from The Wind Waker. It is the only song not necessary to complete the game.
How to perform
The song is played by moving the C-stick right, left, and down.
How to learn
Link can learn this song from the dancer Tott on Windfall Island.[1] Tott will tell Link that he is trying to remember a magical song that could change day into night and vice versa. When Link takes out the Wind Waker, Tott excitedly proclaims that he remembers the song. He will then dance the Song of Passing and Link can copy his movements with the Wind Waker.[2] The song, however, appears to only work when played on an instrument like the Wind Waker, which has the power of the gods, since Tott's dancing does not change the time of day.[3]
Use
As mentioned, the Song of Passing changes night into day and day into night. There is no point in the game where this is ever needed to progress, but it can be useful when trying to complete the Nintendo Gallery or another event that can only happen at a certain time of day, because Link does not have to wait for the time of day to change.
Trivia
- This song is identical in use and melody to the Sun's Song from Ocarina of Time. However, the directions to play it are different.
References
- ↑ "Say, guy, you know what I was just reminded of? Long ago, I met this delightful little guy who performed the most dazzling magic dance... A dance that turned night into day right before my very eyes!" — Tott, The Wind Waker.
- ↑ "Unh, unh, CHA! Unh, unh, CHA! That's... That's it! That's the rhythm I've been trying to recall! OH! I can feel it! I can FEEL it, guy!" — Tott, The Wind Waker.
- ↑ "Why! Why does my dancing do nothing to the skies?! Why am I cursed so? Just where am I lacking, guy? What is WRONG with me? I must know!" — Tott, The Wind Waker.