05 October 2026
by rawmeatcowboy0
Nintendo is keeping the Legend of Zelda 40th anniversary celebration going with a special update for Nintendo Music that’s dropping later this week.
Nintendo has announced that music from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask will be available on Nintendo Music. Nintendo says that in addition to the main theme, they’ll be releasing music from “various scenes.” This makes it sound like the full soundtrack won’t be added all at once, but surely the OST will be available in its entirety sometime in the near future.
Majora’s Mask, the mind-bending follow-up to Ocarina of Times, sparkles with an artistic flair and presents a premise that shatters the foundation upon which most games are built. Perpetually reliving the same three days and three nights, Link is able to explore his world and relate to other characters like never before. Plot is often an afterthought in video games, but it is the driving force in Majora’s Mask. The storyline meanders through the game like a living creature, poking around here and there to reveal greater insight into the land of Termina.
The mystery begins a mere three months after Link’s triumph over Ganondorf in Ocarina of Time. Now downtrodden, Link guides Epona through a sombre fog in search of his faithful fairy friend Navi. To Epona’s surprise, two mischievous fairies materialise out of the mist and send Link’s steed into a panicked retreat. These two fairies turn out to be siblings, appropriately named Tatl and Tael. As Link falls to the ground and loses consciousness, a disguised Skull Kid emerges from the fog. Both merry and macabre, the masked marauder steals Link’s Ocarina and immediately mounts Epona. Link gives chase of course, completely unaware that he is pursuing not a mere Skull Kid, but one possessed by the mystical power of Majora’s Mask. At the conclusion of their flight, Link unwittingly follows the Skull Kid through a powerful portal, which leads to a parallel universe.
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