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The '''Oceanside Spider House''' is a building found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. | |||
==Entrance to the House== | |||
The place is located near the [[Fisherman|Fisherman's]] house in the [[Great Bay Coast]]. It's full of [[Gold Skulltula|Gold Skulltulas]] that have cast a curse upon this place. In order to get to the inner part of the Spider House, the entrance must be blown up using [[bomb|bombs]] (and, to proceed further, the [[Hookshot]] is a must). | |||
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[[File:SkulltulaPerson.png|left|thumb|200px|The man who seeks for the shelter]] | [[File:SkulltulaPerson.png|left|thumb|200px|The man who seeks for the shelter]] | ||
There is a great library within the house, although some number of books are missing from the shelves, allowing [[Link]] to climb them. The library and what appears to be a dining room are inhabited by several [[Stalchild|Stalchildren]], who are exploring the house, attempting to uncover any supposed "secrets" inside<ref>{{cite|Ah! Captain, sir! It's been a long time since we've seen you! As you have ordered, sir, we are investigating the secrets of this place.|Stalchild|Majora's Mask}}</ref>; whether they are referring to treasure, the house's lone [[Heart Container#Piece of Heart|Piece of Heart]], or something else entirely is unknown, but the six of them together reveal the order in which four masks in the dining room should be shot in order to reveal the aforementioned Piece of Heart through their own respective dialogs. | The Oceanside Spider House bears a greater resemblance to a house than its [[Southern Swamp]] counterpart, the [[Swamp Spider House]], albeit a very abandoned house, full of storage boxes and cobwebs. There is a great library within the house, although some number of books are missing from the shelves, allowing [[Link]] to climb them. The library and what appears to be a dining room are inhabited by several [[Stalchild|Stalchildren]], who are exploring the house, attempting to uncover any supposed "secrets" inside<ref>{{cite|Ah! Captain, sir! It's been a long time since we've seen you! As you have ordered, sir, we are investigating the secrets of this place.|Stalchild|Majora's Mask}}</ref>; whether they are referring to treasure, the house's lone [[Heart Container#Piece of Heart|Piece of Heart]], or something else entirely is unknown, but the six of them together reveal the order in which four masks in the dining room should be shot in order to reveal the aforementioned Piece of Heart through their own respective dialogs. | ||
Possibly the most intriguing mystery surrounding the Oceanside Spider House is the presence of pictures of [[Skull Kid]] within the house. It is never elaborated on as to why these pictures are here, nor even referenced by anyone within the house, even [[Tatl]]. The only purpose they serve is to be shot down to potentially reveal another Gold Skulltula. | Possibly the most intriguing mystery surrounding the Oceanside Spider House is the presence of pictures of [[Skull Kid]] within the house. It is never elaborated on as to why these pictures are here, nor even referenced by anyone within the house, even [[Tatl]]. The only purpose they serve is to be shot down to potentially reveal another Gold Skulltula. | ||
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The man seeking for the shelter resembles one of the children from the [[House of Skulltula|Skulltula Family]]. | |||
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Revision as of 21:49, 17 June 2010
The Oceanside Spider House is a building found in Majora's Mask.
Entrance to the House
The place is located near the Fisherman's house in the Great Bay Coast. It's full of Gold Skulltulas that have cast a curse upon this place. In order to get to the inner part of the Spider House, the entrance must be blown up using bombs (and, to proceed further, the Hookshot is a must).
The Oceanside Spider House bears a greater resemblance to a house than its Southern Swamp counterpart, the Swamp Spider House, albeit a very abandoned house, full of storage boxes and cobwebs. There is a great library within the house, although some number of books are missing from the shelves, allowing Link to climb them. The library and what appears to be a dining room are inhabited by several Stalchildren, who are exploring the house, attempting to uncover any supposed "secrets" inside[1]; whether they are referring to treasure, the house's lone Piece of Heart, or something else entirely is unknown, but the six of them together reveal the order in which four masks in the dining room should be shot in order to reveal the aforementioned Piece of Heart through their own respective dialogs.
Possibly the most intriguing mystery surrounding the Oceanside Spider House is the presence of pictures of Skull Kid within the house. It is never elaborated on as to why these pictures are here, nor even referenced by anyone within the house, even Tatl. The only purpose they serve is to be shot down to potentially reveal another Gold Skulltula.
Once the 30 Gold Skulltulas are slain and their spirits collected, a man will appear at the entrance who will thank Link for killing the spiders and ask if he can have the house. Assuming that it's still Day 1, Link will be rewarded with the Giant Wallet. On any other day, he will merely receive a Purple Rupee. The man wants to use the Oceanside Spider House as a shelter from the falling moon.[2]
Trivia
The man seeking for the shelter resembles one of the children from the Skulltula Family.
References
- ↑ "Ah! Captain, sir! It's been a long time since we've seen you! As you have ordered, sir, we are investigating the secrets of this place." — Stalchild (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "This place... Is this some sort of underground shelter? [...] I beg you! Let me have this place! Not for free, of course. I hope this will do..." — Man (Majora's Mask)
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