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|name = Catacombs
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|image = [[File:Clock Town Catacombs1.png|250px]]
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|game = {{MM}}
<!-- Uses Series term -->|Screenshot MM= File:MM Portal.png
|inhab = [[Deku Butler's Son]]
|Screenshot MM3D= File:MM3D Sealed Room.png
|related = [[Lost Woods#Majora's Mask|Lost Woods]]<br>[[Clock Town]]<br>[[Clock Tower]]<br>[[Termina]]
}}
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The {{name|Catacombs}} are a series of underground chambers in {{MM}} that connect [[Hyrule]] to [[Termina]] and lead into the nether regions of the [[Clock Tower]].
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|inhab= [[Deku Butler's Son]]
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[[Lost Woods]],
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The {{Term/Store|Sealed Room||Series, MM3D}} is a location in {{MM}}.{{Exp Game|MM3D}}<ref>{{Cite eGuide|quote= |game= MM3D |guide= Prima |page= {{Small|Chapter 1: The Mischievous Skull Kid}}<br/>Lost Woods}}</ref>


==Features and Overview==
==Features and Overview==
The Catacombs are only visited once during the entirety of [[Link]]'s quest, serving as a pathway into the land of Termina from the [[Lost Woods#Majora's Mask|Lost Woods]]. It is completely uninhabited and features only three rooms, the last of which includes a [[Treasure Chest]] containing [[Deku Nut]]s. Link accidentally wanders into the Catacombs after pursuing a masked [[Skull Kid#Majora's Mask|Skull Kid]] accompanied by two [[Fairy|Fairies]], hoping to retrieve his {{OoT|Item}} and [[Epona|horse]] from them. He enters a large tree and falls into a deep chasm, landing on a [[Deku Flower]] in a large room with the Skull Kid hovering in the distance. It is revealed then that he had gotten rid of [[Epona]],<ref>{{Cite|What's with that stupid horse of yours?! It doesn't listen to a word that's said to it... There's no point in riding a thing like that, so I did you a favor and got rid of it... Hee, hee... |Skull Kid|MM}}</ref>and he then proceeds to lay a curse on Link, turning him into a [[Deku Scrub]]. The Skull Kid subsequently departs with the darker colored Fairy, [[Tael]]; however, they accidentally leave behind the lighter colored Fairy, [[Tatl]], who apologizes to Link and offers her assistance to help him find a solution to his dilemma. Link and Tatl make their way through a few short rooms that serve as a way to get Link acquainted to his new-found flying abilities as a Deku Scrub.
The {{Term|MM3D|Sealed Room}} is the pathway that connects the {{Term|MM3D|Lost Woods|link}} with {{Term|MM3D|Termina|link}}. It features three chambers, the last of which includes a {{Term|MM3D|Treasure Chest|link}} containing {{Plural|MM3D|Deku Nut|link}}. {{Term|MM3D|Link|link}} accidentally wanders into the {{Term|MM3D|Sealed Room}} after pursuing {{Term|MM3D|Skull Kid|link}} accompanied by two {{Plural|MM3D|Fairy|link}}, hoping to retrieve his {{Term|MM3D|Ocarina of Time (Item)|link}} and {{Term|MM3D|Epona|link}} from them. He enters a large {{Term|MM3D|Tree}} and falls into a deep chasm, landing on a {{Term|MM3D|Deku Flower|link}} in a large chamber with the {{Term|MM3D|Skull Kid}} hovering in the distance. It is revealed then that he had gotten rid of {{Term|MM3D|Epona}},<ref>{{Cite|What's with that stupid horse of yours?! It doesn't listen to a word that's said to it... There's no point in riding a thing like that, so I did you a favor and got rid of it... Hee, hee...|Skull Kid|MM}}</ref> and he then proceeds to lay a curse on {{Term|MM3D|Link}}, turning him into a {{Term|MM3D|Deku Scrub|link}}. {{Term|MM3D|Skull Kid}} subsequently departs with {{Term|MM3D|Tael|link}}; however, they accidentally leave behind {{Term|MM3D|Tatl|link}}, who apologizes to {{Term|MM3D|Link}} and offers her assistance to help him find a solution to his dilemma. {{Term|MM3D|Link}} and {{Term|MM3D|Tatl}} make their way through a few chambers that serve as a way to get {{Term|MM3D|Link}} acquainted to his new-found flying abilities as a {{Term|MM3D|Deku Scrub}}.


There is a lonely, withered tree near the exit in the final area of the Catacombs. Tatl brings attention to it, drawing a comparison between its appearance and that of [[Deku Link]].<ref>{{Cite|Come over to this tree and check it out! It's strange, but the way you look right now sort of looks like this tree... It looks all dark and gloomy... almost like it could start crying any second now... How sad...|Tatl|MM}}</ref> This tree is actually the deceased [[Deku Butler's Son|son]] of the [[Deku Butler]],<ref>{{CiteTextDump|type=book|name=HH|page=112|section=3|sentence=3}}</ref> and he is seen grieving over it after the defeat of {{MM|Object}}. The cause of death is unknown, but it has been speculated that his soul was stolen by the Skull Kid and used to transform Link into a Deku Scrub.  
There is a lonely, withered {{Term|MM3D|Tree}} near the exit in the final area of the {{Term|MM3D|Sealed Room}}. {{Term|MM3D|Tatl}} brings attention to it, drawing a comparison between its appearance and that of {{Term|MM3D|Deku Link|link}}.<ref>{{Cite|Come over to this tree and check it out! It's strange, but the way you look right now sort of looks like this tree... It looks all dark and gloomy... almost like it could start crying any second now... How sad...|Tatl|MM}}</ref> This {{Term|MM3D|Tree}} is actually the deceased {{Term|MM3D|Deku Butler's Son|link}},<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= Link's transformation into a Deku Scrub is caused by the spirit of a member of the Deku tribe that died in the forest connecting Hyrule and Termina.|book= HH |publisher= |page= 112}}</ref> and he is seen grieving over it after the defeat of {{Term|MM3D|Majora's Mask (Item)|link}}. Once Link exits the Sealed Room beyond the withered Tree, [[Unrevisitable Area|he will never be able to revisit the area again]] as the door will close behind him for the remainder of the game upon entering the [[Clock Tower]].


Finally, Link walks through a twisted walkway similar to the ones seen in ''Ocarina of Time'''s [[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]], and enters Termina proper.
While {{Term|MM3D|Link}} is falling down the chasm, 10 different types of colored images are seen floating past. The images seen are different between {{MM}} and {{MM3D}}. Some images were simply updated in the remake to better match a particular object while others were replaced entirely.


==The Fall==
{{Data Table
While Link is falling down the chasm, ten different types of colored images are seen floating past. The images seen are different in the N64 and 3DS versions. Some images were simply updated in the remake to better match a particular object while others were replaced entirely.
|game= MM
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|storeAs=  
!width=120 | N64 Color
|sortable= false
!width=100 | 3DS Color
|stretch= false
!width=250 | Image Identification
|columns= {{MM|-}}, {{MM3D|-}}, Subject [Description]
!width=250 | Notes
| [[File:MM Majora's Mask Falling Icon.png|85px]]
| [[File:MM3D Majora's Mask Falling Icon.png|64px]]
| {{Term|MM3D|Majora's Mask (Item)|link}}
|-
|-
|Red-Orange
| [[File:MM Deku Mask Falling Icon.png|85px]]
|Magenta
| [[File:MM3D Deku Mask Falling Icon.png|64px]]
|[[Majora's Mask (Object)|Majora's Mask]]
| {{Term|MM3D|Deku Mask|link}}
|
|-
|-
|Green
| [[File:MM Goron Mask Falling Icon.png|85px]]
|Green
| [[File:MM3D Goron Mask Falling Icon.png|64px]]
|[[Deku Mask]]
| {{Term|MM3D|Goron Mask|link}}
|The N64 version had four leaves on its head. In the remake it was reduced to three leaves.
|-
|-
|Yellow-Green
| [[File:MM Zora Mask Falling Icon.png|85px]]
|Orange
| [[File:MM3D Zora Mask Falling Icon.png|64px]]
|[[Goron Mask]]
| {{Term|MM3D|Zora Mask|link}}
|
|-
|-
|White
| [[File:MM Ocarina Falling Icon.png|85px]]
|Light Blue
| [[File:MM3D Ocarina Falling Icon.png|64px]]
|[[Zora Mask]]
| {{Term|MM3D|Ocarina|link}}
|
|-
|-
|Yellow
| [[File:MM Mirror Shield Falling Icon.png|85px]]
|Blue
| [[File:MM3D Mirror Shield Falling Icon.png|64px]]
|[[Ocarina]]
| {{Term|MM3D|Igos du Ikana|link}}'s face on the {{Term|MM3D|Mirror Shield|link}}
|The N64 version is a generic ocarina. In the remake it has the features of the [[Ocarina of Time (Item) | Ocarina of Time]].
|-
|-
|Purple
| [[File:MM Clock Falling Icon.png|85px]]
|Pale Yellow
| [[File:MM3D Clock Falling Icon.png|64px]]
|[[Mirror Shield]] face
| {{Term|MM3D|Clock|link}}
|
|-
|-
|Magenta
| [[File:MM Moon Falling Icon.png|85px]]
|Gold
| —
|Clock
| The {{Term|MM3D|Moon|link}}'s face
|The N64 is a regular analogue clock face. In the remake it is the [[Clock Tower]]'s clock.
|-
|-
|Gold
| [[File:MM Blue Falling Icon.png|85px]]
| -
| —
|The [[Moon (Object)|Moon]]'s face
| —
|
|-
|-
|Blue
| [[File:MM White Falling Icon.png|85px]]
| -
| —
|(Ambiguous)
| —
|
|-
|-
|White
| —
| -
| [[File:MM3D Moon's Mask Falling Icon.png|64px]]
|(Ambiguous)
| {{Term|MM3D|Moon Mask|link}}
|
|-
|-
| -
| —
|Magenta
| [[File:MM3D Grey Falling Icon.png|64px]]
|[[Moon's Mask]]
| {{Term|MM3D|Mask}} on {{Term|MM3D|Mayor Dotour|link}}'s chair
|
|-
|-
| -
| —
|White
| [[File:MM3D Purple Falling Icon.png|64px]]
|Mask on [[Mayor Dotour]]'s chair
| —
|
}}
 
==={{Plural|MM3D|Treasure Chest}}===
{{Treasure Chests|game= MM3D
|-
|-
| -  
| Treasure Chest<!-- Large -->
|Purple
| Deku Nut {{Qty|10}}
|(Ambiguous)
| Atop the pillar on the opposite side of the gap from the {{Term|MM3D|Deku Butler's Son|link}}
|
}}
|}


==Nomenclature==
{{Nomenclature}}


==Trivia==
===Other Names===
*The Catacombs contains patches of [[Moving Grass]] in the clearing that Link falls into. However, [[Keaton]] cannot be summoned from them, likely because Link cannot revisit the Catacombs once he enters Termina.
{{Other Names
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| {{Term/Store|Portal||MM}}<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= MM |guide= Nintendo |page= 22}}</ref>
| {{MM}}
| {{Guide|MM|Nintendo}}
| {{eGuide|MM3D|Prima}}
}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Skull Kid2.png|Skull Kid
File:MM Portal 2.png|The third chamber of the {{Term|MM|Sealed Room}} from {{MM|-}}
File:Clock Town Catacombs2.png|A large chamber situated above a bottomless pit
File:Dekutree.jpg|The Deku Butler and his son in the {{Term|MM|Sealed Room}} from {{MM|-}}
File:MM3D Catacombs.png|The same area in ''Majora's Mask 3D''
File:Dekutree.jpg|The Deku Butler kneeling before the withered tree
</gallery>
</gallery>


{{Ref}}
{{Ref}}


[[Category:Places in Majora's Mask]]
{{Categories
|Rooms
|locations= MM<!-- Uses Series term -->, MM3D
}}

Latest revision as of 20:53, 7 March 2024

The Sealed Room is a location in Majora's Mask.(MM3D)[1]

Features and Overview

The Sealed Room is the pathway that connects the Lost Woods with Termina. It features three chambers, the last of which includes a Treasure Chest containing Deku Nuts. Link accidentally wanders into the Sealed Room after pursuing Skull Kid accompanied by two Fairies, hoping to retrieve his Ocarina of Time and Epona from them. He enters a large Tree and falls into a deep chasm, landing on a Deku Flower in a large chamber with the Skull Kid hovering in the distance. It is revealed then that he had gotten rid of Epona,[2] and he then proceeds to lay a curse on Link, turning him into a Deku Scrub. Skull Kid subsequently departs with Tael; however, they accidentally leave behind Tatl, who apologizes to Link and offers her assistance to help him find a solution to his dilemma. Link and Tatl make their way through a few chambers that serve as a way to get Link acquainted to his new-found flying abilities as a Deku Scrub.

There is a lonely, withered Tree near the exit in the final area of the Sealed Room. Tatl brings attention to it, drawing a comparison between its appearance and that of Deku Link.[3] This Tree is actually the deceased Deku Butler's Son,[4] and he is seen grieving over it after the defeat of Majora's Mask. Once Link exits the Sealed Room beyond the withered Tree, he will never be able to revisit the area again as the door will close behind him for the remainder of the game upon entering the Clock Tower.

While Link is falling down the chasm, 10 different types of colored images are seen floating past. The images seen are different between Majora's Mask and Majora's Mask 3D. Some images were simply updated in the remake to better match a particular object while others were replaced entirely.

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

Majora's Mask

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

Deku Mask

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

Goron Mask

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

Zora Mask

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

Ocarina

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

Igos du Ikana's face on the Mirror Shield

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

Clock

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
—
Subject

The Moon's face

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
—
Subject

—

Majora's Mask
Majora's Mask 3D
—
Subject

—

Majora's Mask
—
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

Moon Mask

Majora's Mask
—
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

Mask on Mayor Dotour's chair

Majora's Mask
—
Majora's Mask 3D
Subject

—

Majora's MaskMajora's Mask 3DSubject

Majora's Mask

Deku Mask

Goron Mask

Zora Mask

Ocarina

Igos du Ikana's face on the Mirror Shield

Clock

—

The Moon's face

—

—

—

—

—

Moon Mask

—

Mask on Mayor Dotour's chair

—

—

Treasure Chests

Treasure Chest
Contents
Notes

Atop the pillar on the opposite side of the gap from the Deku Butler's Son

Treasure ChestContentsNotes

Atop the pillar on the opposite side of the gap from the Deku Butler's Son

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNames
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Other Names

These names, though from official English sources, are not considered Canon by Zelda Wiki as they contradict a name or names from a higher-priority source.
Name
Portal[5]
Applies to
Majora's Mask
Source

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask—Official Nintendo Player's Guide by Nintendo Power

Superseded by
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D—Official Digital Strategy Guide for 3DS by Prima Games
NameApplies toSourceSuperseded by
Portal[5]
Majora's Mask

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask—Official Nintendo Player's Guide by Nintendo Power

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D—Official Digital Strategy Guide for 3DS by Prima Games

Gallery

  • The third chamber of the Portal from Majora's Mask

    The third chamber of the Portal from Majora's Mask

  • The Deku Butler and his son in the Portal from Majora's Mask

    The Deku Butler and his son in the Portal from Majora's Mask

References

  1. ↑ (The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D—Official Digital Strategy Guide for 3DS by Prima Games, pg. Chapter 1: The Mischievous Skull Kid
    Lost Woods)
  2. ↑ "What's with that stupid horse of yours?! It doesn't listen to a word that's said to it... There's no point in riding a thing like that, so I did you a favor and got rid of it... Hee, hee..." — Skull Kid (Majora's Mask)
  3. ↑ "Come over to this tree and check it out! It's strange, but the way you look right now sort of looks like this tree... It looks all dark and gloomy... almost like it could start crying any second now... How sad..." — Tatl (Majora's Mask)
  4. ↑ "Link's transformation into a Deku Scrub is caused by the spirit of a member of the Deku tribe that died in the forest connecting Hyrule and Termina." (Hyrule Historia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 112)
  5. ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask—Official Nintendo Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 22
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