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Date of upload: Mar 12, 2022 ^^
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* looking to see if there is any new videos sees part 1 of Majora's Mask immediately go straight to the video !! *
I really love this video and mostly things I knew but I'm glad you did a great job in great details some parts I forgot about I'm really looking forward to seeing more of your Majora's Mask videos my favorite video game of all time
Luckily I copy everything because that means I had to type it all down again
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Majora's Mask borrows quite a few plot elements from Final Fantasy VII, which came out three years before and was a major reason for the success of Sony's new console. Considering the game's development led to a bitter feud between Nintendo and Square, one can't help but wonder if this was Nintendo's way of "getting back" at its former partner company by lifting some of its ideas!
Both stories involve a world-threatening disaster (the Moon/Meteor) summoned by a villain possessed by an ancient power (the Mask/Jenova) that is so dangerous it was sealed away by a mysterious race (the Ikana tribe/the Cetra) until it was discovered hundreds of years later (by the Happy Mask Salesman/Shinra.) In both stories, the hero journeys into an otherworldly realm before the final battle (the inside of the Moon/the core of the Planet), and the world is saved by the intervention of an elemental force of nature (the Four Giants/the Lifestream.) Also in both stories, the villain is physically absent for most of the narrative: Skull Kid is only seen at the beginning and the end, while Sephiroth is only occasionally glimpsed through hallucinations and flashbacks. The major difference is that Skull Kid is humanised and redeems himself at the end, whereas there is no question that Sephiroth is evil.
There are too many similarities to ignore. If you're ever stuck for ideas for a future video, this could be a topic worth exploring.
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Something I’d like to say is I think anju’s grandma was indeed right in saying the imp returned to the heavens. I think the imp revered to in the story isn’t skull kid but instead majora before it was transformed into a mask. Let’s look at the evidence, 1 obviously anju’s grandma saying the imp returned to the heavens, 2 if the imp in the story is indeed skull kid it would mean that skull kid has existed since time began meaning he has to be immortal, 3 when skull kid hears the sound of the giants he starts panicking and screaming, 4 majora’s incarnation acts like a child dancing, running around, and even throwing a tantrum when hit, and finally 5 while inside the moon the 4 moon children are wearing the masks of the bosses this obviously is symbolic of the giants but in the center in a fetal position is a moon child wearing majora’s mask and gives you the fierce deity mask if the moon child wearing the mask is supposed to be skull kid why would he have a mask said to be more powerful than majora itself Also majora’s incarnation and wrath look an awful lot like the giants. And as for when skull kid talks to the giants he could have reminded the giants of their old friend and so they became friends also but that’s just my opinion
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@ninjayajnin
2 years ago
My favorite zelda game, just for the atmosphere alone. So glad you're gonna be covering it. ❤️
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