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The Song of Storms is learned from the [[Phonogram Man]] in [[Kakariko Village (Ocarina of Time)|Kakariko Village]] as an adult. He claims a young boy played the song and it messed up the [[Windmill (Ocarina of Time)|Windmill]]. This is odd, as it is clearly referring to [[Link (Ocarina of Time)|Link]], who had yet to return to the past to complete the paradox. | The Song of Storms is learned from the [[Phonogram Man]] in [[Kakariko Village (Ocarina of Time)|Kakariko Village]] as an adult. He claims a young boy played the song and it messed up the [[Windmill (Ocarina of Time)|Windmill]]. This is odd, as it is clearly referring to [[Link (Ocarina of Time)|Link]], who had yet to return to the past to complete the paradox. | ||
The song's main use is to get into the [[Bottom of the Well]] to obtain the [[Lens of Truth]]. Just outside the [[Spirit Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Spirit Temple]], at the [[Desert Colossus]], the song can be used to fill a pond | The song's main use is to get into the [[Bottom of the Well]] to obtain the [[Lens of Truth]]. Just outside the [[Spirit Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Spirit Temple]], at the [[Desert Colossus]], the song can be used to conjure [[rain]] to fill a pond where [[Fairy|fairies]] will be. Song of Storms can be played for some [[frog]]s to get a [[Piece of Heart]]. It can also be used to reveal hidden holes. | ||
===''Majora's Mask''=== | ===''Majora's Mask''=== | ||
Revision as of 22:16, August 13, 2024
- This article is about the song as learned in-game. For the tracks based on it from the Ocarina of Time Original Soundtrack, see Ocarina "Song of Storms" and Windmill Hut (Theme).
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How to Perform | Nintendo 64 | |
Effect | Creates storms, summons fairies, grows Magic Beans, removes curses | |
The Song of Storms is a song featured in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask that conjures up storms.
It is obtained by learning it as an adult in Ocarina of Time (which ultimately leads to the infamous Song of Storms paradox), and from Flat in Ikana Graveyard in Majora's Mask.
Uses
As stated before, the song conjures up storms from nowhere. In both games, the song has similar uses and very different ones too.
Ocarina of Time
The Song of Storms is learned from the Phonogram Man in Kakariko Village as an adult. He claims a young boy played the song and it messed up the Windmill. This is odd, as it is clearly referring to Link, who had yet to return to the past to complete the paradox.
The song's main use is to get into the Bottom of the Well to obtain the Lens of Truth. Just outside the Spirit Temple, at the Desert Colossus, the song can be used to conjure rain to fill a pond where fairies will be. Song of Storms can be played for some frogs to get a Piece of Heart. It can also be used to reveal hidden holes.
Majora's Mask
The Song of Storms is learned in Ikana Graveyard after listening to Flat's eulogy. It is written on his grave, much like the Sun's Song was in Ocarina of Time.
The song can be used to grow Magic Beans into fully grown plants that can be ridden by Link, instead of using Spring Water. The song is also used to get rid of the Blue Bubbles' curse. It can be used, again, to reveal hidden holes, although its main use is to play it for Sharp to help him break his curse and cause the river to flow through Ikana Canyon, which in turn activates the Music Box House.
How to play it
In Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, the button sequence is A ↓ ↑ A ↓ ↑
In Ocarina of Time 3D, the button sequence is L R A L R A
Gallery
How the notes are shown in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask
