Legend Of Zelda: Collector's Edition - Strategy Guide - The Legend Of Zelda: Majora's Mask (Page 07)

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5. Q: How many total masks are there to collect?
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There are 24 total masks; 4 masks that actually transform Link into
something different than human (like a Deku, or a Goron), and there are
20 'normal' masks that do not transform Link into anything (like the Bunny
Hood, which just makes Link run faster and jump further). Also, there are
4 more Guardian Masks that you get as you defeat each dungeon, and a "special"
mask that you can get towards the end of the game.


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6. Q: How many fairies are hidden within each dungeon/temple?
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There are exactly 15 hidden fairies within each dungeon/temple in the
game. When you find them all, you will be rewarded by the Great Fairy of
Magic.


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7. Q: How do I catch these Fairies?
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Simple. Just put on the Great Fairy Mask whenever you get near one of these
fairies (they're pink), and they will come to you. Just be sure that you are
close enough to them so they will notice your mask.


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8. Q: If I beat a Dungeon, will I have to return to it later on?
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Technically, no you don't. But if you are like me, and want to get EVERYTHING
in the game, then yes, you will have to return to some (or all) of the
Dungeons in the game later on in the game when you have more masks, and
therefore more power to enter areas previously inaccessible. Why? Simple.
So you can get the Stray Fairies that you might have missed last time you
were in the Dungeon/Temple. ^_^


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9. Q: What's the Inverted Song of Time?
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The Inverted Song of Time is just like the normal Song of Time, but as the
name implies, it's use is inverted, so instead of returning you to the First
Day and speeding time up to return you back in time, it actually SLOWS down
the flow of time.


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10. Q: When/where/why can I use the Inverted Song of Time?
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So far, from my experience, I have found that you can play the Inverted
Song of Time on any day. I found out (after experimenting a bit), that you
can play the Song of Time almost anywhere for it to take effect. Some
areas that it will not work in is inside some shops, or anything indoors
(well, almost anything indoors).


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11. Q: Does the appearance of a Dungeon return to the way it used to be after
       I play the Song of Time and return to the First Day, even AFTER I
       beat the dungeon?
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Yes, it does. But don't worry about it. If you wish to return to an area, and
want that area to return to it's state that it was AFTER you beat the dungeon,
simply re-enter the temple/dungeon, and fight the boss over. If you do this,
and beat the boss again, everything will return to it's "good" state once
more.


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12. Q: How do I get the Giant's Wallet, and carry up to 500 Rupees?
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Simply get the hookshot, then enter the Oceanside Spider House in Great Bay
Coast, and collect all 30 Skulltula Tokens to release the curse on the house,
and earn a Giant's Wallet (NOTE: One catch though: You can only release the
curse on the First Day to get the Giant's Wallet. The other days, you will
only get some Rupees.)


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13. Q: Where can I get ?
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Read the walkthrough to find that item, or if you are too lazy to check there,
why don't you just check out the Item List in this FAQ? Yeah? Good.


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14. Q: Are there any "secret" dungeons?
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Technically, yes, there are a few. What are they you ask? Well, these "secret"
dungeons are the two Spider Houses in the game (one of them is inside of the
Southern Swamp, and the other one is inside of Great Bay Coast...they're easy
to find). They area considered to be "secret", because they are not needed
to complete the game, but they are rather side-quests, and not full-fledged
dungeons. But one thing: These Spider Houses are pretty small, so don't be
suprised if you can get through them in 10-20 minutes.


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15. Q: Are there limitations to what every item, in the amount that I can
       hold at once?
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Yes. And here is the maximum number of each item that you can carry at once
as Link:

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|                      |
| Limits               |
|______________________|
|                      |
| Deku Nuts........ 30 |
|                      |
| Arrows........... 50 |
|                      |
| Bombs............ 40 |
|                      |
| Deku Sticks...... 20 |
|                      |
|______________________|


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16. Q: Can I only perform certain Side-Quests and/or Mini-Games on certain
       days?
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Sometimes, yes. There are some certain Side-Quests that require you to do
certain actions on a certain day and/or time in order to complete these
Side-Quests, as well as some parts of the main game (the parts that you need
to complete to beat the game itself.)


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17. Q: Do I need to collect every mask to beat the game?
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No, you do not need to collect every single mask to complete the
game...however, if you want to view the "perfect" or "good" ending to the
game, then yes, you must collect all 24 Masks in the game. Also, you'll need
all 20 normal masks to get the last special Mask, as well as 4 more Heart
Pieces at the end of the game. Good luck!


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18. Q: How many different endings are there in the game?
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There is only one ending. Trust me, I've beaten the game two ways:

- Once by NOT getting all of the masks, and beating the final boss the HARD
  way

- And once by getting all of the masks, getting the Fiery Deity Mask, and
  beating the final boss the EASY way

There is only one ending, and there is no way to change that.


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19. Q: What do I lose/keep when I play the Song of Time and return to the Dawn
       of Day 1?
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What you keep: Heart Pieces, Masks, Songs on your Ocarina, Special Items
              (Quiver, Giant's Wallet, Gilded Sword, etc.), Compasses and
               Dungeon Maps

What you lose: Non-special items (Rupees, Magic Beans, Arrows, Deku
Sticks/Nuts, Bombs, etc.), Keys (both boss and small), and stray fairies


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20: Q: When I'm on the moon, do I get to keep whatever I get there, even
       after I beat the game?
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Yes, you get to keep most of what you collect there. You'll get to keep
whatever Heart Pieces you have collected, as well as the Fierce Deity Mask
By "keeping", I mean that after you have beaten the game, and you shut off
the power on the system (there's no way to go back; you have to shut off the
power), and you boot up your game again, you will still have your Heart Pieces
from the Moon, as well as the Fierce Deity Mask.


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21. Q: Where can I use the Fierce Deity Mask?
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You can only use the Fierce Deity Mask in Boss Arenas and during Boss Fights.
You can't use it anywhere else, but there is a glitch that allows you to
wear it in Clock Town. It's in KyleShi's Zelda: MM FAQ, I believe...


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22. Q: I know this sounds like a dumb question, but how to I put the Zora Eggs
       inside of the Aquarium in the Marine Research Center?
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Simple. Just stand on the aquarium, and hold down on the control stick, then
press the C-Button that has your bottle with the Zora Egg on it, and Link
should dump it into the tank.


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23. Q: I have talked to the kid wearing the Majora's Mask near the tree on
       The Moon, but he won't give me the Fierce Deity Mask. Why?
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Did you speak to the other 4 kids wearing the Guardian Masks? Did you collect
all 20 of the normal masks? Did you give away all of your masks by defeating
all of the 4 small-dungeons on the Moon? If you answered "no" to any of the
above questions, then that is why you did not get the Fierce Deity Mask.


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24. Q: Can I use this FAQ on my site?
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Yes. You DO NOT have to ask (unless you are www.megagames.com) if you can use
it. Just e-mail me saying that you are using it, and give me the URL of the
site.


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25. Q: How do I get into Romani Ranch on any day other than Day 3? It's always
       blocked by a large boulder...
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Just beat the Snowhead Temple, and then go to the Bomb Shop in Clock Town as
Goron Link, and purchase a Powder Keg from the Goron there for 50 Rupees, and
use this Powder Keg on the boulder, and open the path to Romani Ranch.


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26. Q: Can I HTML-ize your FAQ?
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No. Read the Legal Stuff section for more info about this specific topic.


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26. Q: In the Deku Palace, when I try to save the monkey, and I try to use
       my Ocarina of Time to play his song like he tells me to, he says it's
       too small. What do I need to use?
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Switch to Deku Link, and use your Deku-instrument (horns or whatever they are).
This will allow you to learn his song (Song of Awakening).


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27. Q: You know that bird that flies around Termina Field? Well, it stole my
       . Is there anyway I can get it back?
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Well, the only way that I know how to get it back is to find that damn bird,
and kill it. If you do this, then you'll get your item that it stole from you,
plus a Gold Rupee, worth 200 Rupees. Or, if you can't kill it, simply either
go buy your item(s) back at the Curiosity Shop right after it steals it from
you, or just warp back to Day 1 to regain any lost items.


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28. Q: Okay, it's about that bird again. What stuff does it take from you?
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From my experience (and from some e-mail that I've received), here are some
of the items that the bird enjoys stealing:

- Small items (bombs, arrows, etc...)
- Your sword
- Bottles
- Your Ocarina


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Here are all of the little Side-Quests and Mini-Games that you can delve into
in Z:MM, and although not all of them are required to beat the game, it is
recommended that you DO complete them. ^_^;


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 0001: Hide and Seek (Clock Town)
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For this mini-game, you must locate and find all 5 hidden boys who are hiding
all throughout Clock Town. Do so, and they will give you the password to
their secret hideout. Start off by heading to North Clock Town to start
the game.

There are two of them here already. One is behind the tree near the
mailbox, and the other is up the hill, behind a wall. Chase them both
when they run away, then capture them. The other two are to the east of
here, through the doorway near the mailbox. One is on the roof with a
chicken, so when he flies off, follow him and chase him to capture him. The
other one is on the straw roof, so find the Deku Flower, and glide up to him
and capture him. Now head to the west side of Clock Town, to West Clock Town.
He's just standing there, so grab him, and he'll give you the code for thier
hideout.


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 0002: The Gilded Sword
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To get this awesome sword, you must first have beaten the Snowhead Temple
near Snowhead, then as Goron Link, head to the Biggoron selling Powder
Keg, and use it to unblock the large boulder near the baby Goron in
Mountian Village, then enter the hole and enter the Goron Race. Now
race your fellow Gorons as Goron Link, and if you win, you will get some
Gold Dust in a bottle. Be sure you have least 100 Rupees with your then
take it to Mountain Village, and to the Mountain Smithy log cabin here.
Have the Rupees ready...now use this 100 Rupees to reforge your sword to
get  the  Razor  Sword! Wait until morning for them to finish the job,
then re-enter the cabin. Now speak to them again, and he'll ask for the
Gold Dust, and when it says press a C-button to pull out an item, press
the  C-Button  that has your Gold Dust on it, and he'll do it for free.
Come back the next morning to get the Gilded Sword!


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 0003: The Keaton Quiz
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When you wear the Keaton Mask around some of the "alive" bushes in North
Clock Town (and other areas), then attack them all before they dissapear,
a Keaton will come out, and ask you some questions...a quiz containing of
5 random questions. If you answer them correctly, you will get a Piece of
Heart!


1. Question: What is the name of the mayor of Clock Town?
     Answer: Dotour

2. Question: How old is Tingle, the map salesman?
     Answer: 35

3. Question: Who is the leader of the Bombers gang?
     Answer: Jim

4. Question: What is the name of Clock Town's inn?
     Answer: Stock Pot Inn

5. Question: What is the name of the vintage milk sold at the Milk Bar?
     Answer: Chateau Romani

6. Question: What is the name of the song that Romani, the girl at the ranch,
             teaches you?
     Answer: Epona's Song

7. Question: What time does Romani, the girl at the ranch, go to bed?
     Answer: Eight

8. Question: What is the name of the festival that is to be held in Clock Town?
     Answer: Carnival of Time

9. Question: What is the name given to you by Romani, the girl at the ranch?
     Answer: Grasshopper

10. Question: Once it's completed, how tall will the festival tower at the
              carnival be?
      Answer: Four stories

11. Question: What instrument does the Skull Kid play?
      Answer: Flute

12. Question: How many tiny cow figurines are there in Clock Town?
      Answer: Ten

13. Question: What bad habit does Anju, the innkeeper, have?
      Answer: She's quick to apologize

14. Question: What color of trunks does Tingle the map maker wear?
      Answer: Red

15. Question: What are the magic words that Tingle created? Tingle,
              Tingle...what?
      Answer: Kooloo-Limpah!

16. Question: How many balloons does Romani, the girl at the ranch, use during
              practice?
      Answer: One

17. Question: What is the name of the singer in the Zora band, The Indigo-Go's?
      Answer: Lulu

18. Question: At what time does Romani, the ranch girl, wake up?
      Answer: Six

19. Question: How many mailboxes are there in Clock Town?
      Answer: Five

20. Question: What weapon does Romani, the girl at the ranch, use in practice?
      Answer: Bow

21. Question: Where does Cremia, manager of Romani Ranch, try to deliver her
              milk?
      Answer: Milk Bar

22. Question: What does the owner of the Bomb Shop call his mother?
      Answer: Mommy

23. Question: Mikau is of which race?
      Answer: Zora

24. Question: Darmani is of which race?
      Answer: Goron

25. Question: How many cows are there at Romani Ranch?
      Answer: Three

26. Question: How many members are there in the Zora band, The Indigo-Go's?
      Answer: Five

27. Question: Is Tingle the map maker left-handed or right-handed?
      Answer: Right-handed

28. Question: How many cuccos are there in the barn at Romani Ranch?
      Answer: One

29. Question: What is Anju, the innkeeper, bad at doing?
      Answer: Cooking

30. Question: What is the name of Anju's father?
      Answer: Tortus


(Thanks to Devin Morgan for most of these answers!)


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 0004: Clock Town Bank
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There is a man in West Clock Town who runs a bank. What he does is reward
you with certain items each time you deposit a certain amount of Rupees
into his bank. There are certain rewards you get for a certain amount of
Rupees, which are:

200 Rupees.............Adult Wallet
Every 1,000 Rupees.....Blue Rupee (worth 5 Rupees)
5,000 Rupees...........Heart Piece

I suggest taking the time to collect at least 200 Total Rupees from outer
Termina, so you can get the Adult Wallet, because you will need it to advance
in the game.


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 0005: Underground Holes
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Remember those underground holes you found in Zelda: Ocarina of Time? Well,
they're back in Majora's Mask, and they too are scattered around the entire
kingdom of Termina! Sometimes holes are just right out in the open, and
sometimes they are hidden (concealed by rocks, tall grass, etc...). Sometimes
the holes can have a useless quality, or sometimes they can contain great
and valuble items, like Rupees or even Heart Pieces! Remember, when searching
for hidden holes, look for butterflies flying around grassy areas, or just
flying around period; this is usually a give-away for a hidden hole. Or,
if you have a Rumble Pak, you can still feel hidden holes when the Rumble
Pak shakes (I guess Link still has the Stone of Agony...). Good hunting!


#1: This one is in Termina Field, right outside of the Romain Ranch entrance,
    and before the Milk Road Entrance. It's hidden in the tall grass, but
    you can find it by walking around the area surrounded by butterflies.
    Once you fall in (it must be during the day-time), and kill the
    flying Pea Pod. Once this is over, a chest will be revealed, and
    a Heart Piece is inside it.

#2: This one is also located in Termina Field, and is just outside the north
    exit of Clock Town, and is in North Termina Field. It contains 4 Gossip
    Stones, as well as some bugs running around.

#3: This hole is near a tree on the path in Woodfall Swamp. Inside, you can
    find some Deku Babas who yield some Deku Sticks, as well as a chest
    containing a Red Rupee worth 20 Rupees!

#4: This hole is in the first part of the Woods of Mystery, the first part
    to the right. Inside it is a chest containing a Purple Rupee, worth
    a whopping 50 Rupees!

#5: This hole is hidden at the end of the maze to the left/right of the
    Royal Chamber inside the Deku Palace. It contains a Magic Bean seller,
    and a soft-soil spot.

#6: This hole is outside of the Royal Chamber, and it's on an island to the
    right of the Royal Chamber, inside the Deku Palace. It contains a chest
    with a Red Rupee, worth 20 Rupees.

#7: This hole is sorta like hole #1, in that it only contains some Gossip
    Stones and some bugs, as well as some plants which can be slashed at
    for some easy items and Rupees. It is located on the outer perimeter
    of the Observatory, but on the outside of the Observatory fence. It
    can only be accessed from Termina Field, and NOT the Observatory itself.

 #8: This is a hole that can only be accessed with a bomb and a Rumble
     Pak (well, you need a Rumble Pak to detect it). Exit out of the
     southern exit of Clock Town, and run towards the Swamp area.
     On the way, run underneath the rounded tree, and you should feel
     your Rumble Pak shake. Stand underneath it, and place a bomb
     on the ground to reveal this hole. Inside, there are TONS of
     plants which yield Rupees, Bombs, Arrows, etc., as well as
     2, count 'em, 2 cows! Yikes! Use this area to stock up on any
     items you are low on, and to fill up your empty bottles with
     nice, healthy milk.

#9: This hole is outside of the northern exit of Clock Town, in the snowy
    area, just past the ramp you run down, and it's near one of those
    mushroom shaped rocks (like where you got Kamaro's Mask). Inside, there
    are two Dodongos. Concentrate on one of them first, then the other.
    To defeat them, just wait for them to shoot fire at you, then circle
    around them to their tails, attack with a jumping slash, defend with
    your shield right away, because they'll spin around and hit you
    with their tail, then repeat. After both of them are defeated, you
    will get a chest containing a Heart Piece!

#10: This hole is hidden beneath a giant rock, in Termina Field, just north
     of the Eastern Exit of Clock Town (in east Termina Field). Bomb the
     rock with a bomb, and the hole will be revealed. Hop inside, and you
     will find that this hidden hole contains some Gossip Stones and some bugs,
     as well as some plants which can be slashed at for some easy items and
     Rupees.

#11: This hole is inside of the Mountain Village, and near the Goron Village.
     It's just past Tingle on the bridge, and is on a small, snowy platform
     near the entrance to Goron Village.  It's frozen over with ice, so use
     some hot, steam water to un-freeze it, then hop in. Inside, you will
     find some large rocks which can be blown up to get some easy Rupees,
     as well as a pond of Hot Steam Water at your disposal. This is a great
     time-saver, because now you don't have to go ALL the way back to the
     Goron Graveyard to get some hot water if you need it!

#12: This hole is rather easy to find. It's in North Clock Town, and you need
     to use the nearby Deku Flower to reach it, because it is inside of a
     fenced off area near the Great Fairy Fountain. Inside, you will find
     the Deku Scrub Playground, where you can play for a Heart Piece!

#13: This hole is in Mountain Village, but can only be accessed after defeating
     Goht in the Snowhead Temple, and as Goron Link. When all of the snow has
     melted away, a new path will open up next to the invisible ladder, so
     take that tunnel with Goron Link. After a while of climbing the ramps,
     you will find a hole in the ground. Hop in, and inside there is a chest
     containing a Red Rupee, worth 20 Rupees!

#14: This hole lies beneath a giant rock by the Ocean. Blow it up with a
     bomb, then hop into the hole. Inside you will find some Deku Plants
     that are underwater. Kill them with some arrows, and you will get
     a Heart Piece, but this can only be accessed as Zora Link, because
     the Heart Piece is so deep under the water...

#15: This hole is hidden within the circle of rocks in Ikano Graveyard. Place
     a bomb in the center of this circle to reveal a hidden hole. It contains
     a chest with some Bombchus (5 of them).



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 0006: Getting Epona Back!
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To get Epona back, you must first complete the Snowhead Temple, and return
Goron Village and Mountain Village back to normal. Now, enter the Goron
Races, win, then buy a Powder Keg from the Biggoron in Goron Village, and
take it to Milk Road on the First Day, and blow up the boulder blocking the
path to Romani Ranch. Enter the Ranch, and speak to Romani, the girl outside.
She'll tell you about "them", who come every year before the carnival, and
tell you that they steal her cows. Now, she'll ask if you would like to try
your hand at being her assistant, so agree, then play her training game.
Shoot all 10 of the balloons around the ranch while on Epona in under 1
minute, and she'll teach you a new song, Epona's Song! Now play it, and you
will get Epona back!


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 0007: Great Fairy Fountain Rewards
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You know all of those Stray Fairies that you've been collecting in each of
the dungeons/temples? Well, you're not collecting them for no reason. It's
a good thing that you've been collecting them too, because you can get some
great rewards for collecting them. Here is what I've come up with what you
get for each Temple...


Woodfall Temple Fairies: You'll get an increase of magic power (not your
                         Magic Bar, mind you), which will increase the
                         power of your attacks and magic attacks too.

Snowhead Temple Fairies: You'll get an increase in your Magic Bar, which
                         doubles the amount of Magic Power you can hold
                         throughout the game.

Great Bay Coast Fairies: You'll get double the defensive power as Link, which
                         will make all of your hearts have white outlines, and
                         it will double the amount of damage you can take from
                         enemies.

Stone Tower Temple Fairies: You'll get a Great Fairy's Sword from the Great
                            Fairy, which is just as strong as the Gilded
                            Sword (actually, it doesn't looks remarkably
                            like the Gilded Sword)


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 0008: Great Fairy Fountain Locations
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Woodfall Temple: This Great Fairy Fountain is inside of the cave behind the
                 Owl Statue near the Temple.

Snowhead Temple: This Fountain is at the bottom of the Temple itself, before
                 you have to climb the circular ramp.

Great Bay Temple: On an island with a lone palm tree, use your Hookshot to
                  reach it, then bomb the large rocks blocking the entrance
                  to this Great Fairy Fountain.

Stone Tower Temple: You'll find this Fountain after getting all 15 Stray
                    Fairies in this Temple.


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 0009: Southern Swamp Spider House
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This Spider House is located in the Southern Swamp, to the left of the Deku
Palace, on a small island. Use a Deku Stick to light a torch, and then use
that flaming Deku Stick to burn away the cobwebs blocking the entrance to
this Spider House.

*NOTE: You need the Hookshot to complete this Spider House, and to collect
       every Skulltula token, and you also need at least 2-3 Magic Beans,
       some bugs in a bottle, and a few bottles of spring water!


#1: This Skulltula is directly to your right as you enter the main area,
    just jump off the platform, and break one of the pots to find this
    Skulltula.

#2: This Skulltula is in the water near the end of the first ramp, so
    just kill it to get it.

#3: This Skulltula is also near the ramp, and near Skulltula #2, but it's
    on the pillar near it.

#4: This Skulltula is inside one of the soft-soil patches on the west
    wall near the ramp. Release some bugs near the hole in the wall
    to reveal this Skulltula, then kill it.

#5: Just like Skulltula #4, this one is inside of the soft-soil on the
    east side of the room.

#6: Enter the room to the west of the main room, and hit the Skulltula
    on the wall with your Hookshot, and use the Hookshot to retrieve it.
    If you don't have a Hookshot, then just plant a Magic Bean inside
    of the soft-soil in here (it's underneath the rock, so blow it up
    first with a bomb).

#7: Turn into Goron Link, and crush the large crates to find a
    Skulltula inside. Kill it to get the token. Inside of the same
    room as Skulltula #6.

#8: See Skulltula #7, and check another crate as Goron Link to find
    this Skulltula.

#9: Now go into the eastern room that is to the east of the main
    room. In here, hit the large vase as Goron Link to reveal a
    Skulltula.

#10: See Skulltula #9. This Skulltula is also inside of a different
     vase.

#11: This Skulltula is inside of one of the pots to the right of the
     door. Inside the same room as Skulltula #9-10.

#12: This Skulltula is hiding inside of a small alcove near the sleeping
     Deku Scrub. Slash away the green vines to reveal the alcove
     containing the Skulltula.

#13: Dash back to the western room, and ride up the Magic Bean Leaf
     once more, and ride up to the roof, and shoot one of the bee-hives
     with an arrow to reveal a hiding Skulltula inside.

#14: Head up to the second floor in the room with Skulltula #13, and
     use the Magic Bean Leaf to reach it. Now run around to the other
     side to find a Skulltula behind a torch near the door.

#15: On the second floor, in the center main room, this Skulltula is
     to the left of the Deku Flower, and on the pillar.

#16: This Skulltula is near Skulltula #15, on the wall. Kill it to
     get the token.

#17: Use the Deku Flowers in the center room to reach the other side,
     and enter the door. Shoot the bee-hives up here to find a
     hiding Skulltula.

#18: See Skulltula #17, because this Skulltula is also within one of
     the bee-hives.

#19: In the same room as Skulltula #17, but on the other side of the
     room, so use the Deku Flower to reach the ledge, and kill the
     Skulltula to get it's token.

#20: Head through the next door where Skulltula #17 is, and start
     off by hitting the crystal switch to lower a ladder. Kill
     the Skulltula that is on the pillar near the switch.

#21: Also in the same room as Skulltula #20, this little guy is on
     the far wall. Use your Hookshot to hit it, then use it again
     to reach it and pull it to you. If you do not have the Hookshot,
     then use a Magic Bean Leaf on the soft-soil spot in here.

#22: Use the ladder that has been created, and climb up it, and locate
     the Skulltula here.

#23: In the same room as Skulltula #21, this one is hiding inside of
     a bee-hive on the roof.

#24: This Skulltula is in the same room as Skulltula #21, on the second
     floor, above the doorway that leads to a red door. Use the Magic
     Bean Leaf to reach it, then hop into the ledge, and head into the
     door.

#25: This Skulltula is running around inside of the tall grass surround-
     ing the room, so you might lose some health, but you'll find him.

#26: This Skulltula is in the same area as Skulltula #26, also in the
     tall grass.

#27: This Skulltula is hiding inside of the center tree in the center
     of the room. Turn into Goron Link, and punch the tree with your
     mighty power, and watch this Skulltula, and two others fall down
     to the ground. Kill him to get his token.

#28: See Skulltula #27.

#29: See Skulltula #27, also.

#30: In the same room as Skulltula #27-29, this Skulltula is hiding
     inside one of the bee-hives on the ceiling of the room. Shoot
     it down with an arrow, then kill the Skulltula to get the last
     token in this Spider House.


Now just run back to the entrance of this Spider House, and talk with
the guy with the mask. He'll be so relieved that you saved him and his
house, that he'll give you the Mask of Truth!


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 0010: Oceanside Spider House
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This Spider House is located in Great Bay Coast, to the left of the Fisherman's
Hut on the beach.