Ocarina of Time (Item)
The Ocarina of Time is an important item central to the plots of Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. The notes it naturally plays are: the D above middle C (played by the A button), F (C-Down or Z), A (C-right or X), B (C-left or Y), and the D an octave above the last (C-up). Using the R and Z buttons (or R and L), along with minipulating the d-stick, you can raise or lower the pitch (enabeling someone with a good ear and hand to, say, play the Simpson's Theme, or the original Zelda Overworld Theme).
Ocarina of Time
An instrument needed in Ocarina of Time alongside the Spiritual Stones and the knowledge of the Song of Time to open the Door of Time in the Temple of Time. The Ocarina is an instrument handed down by generations within the Hyrule Royal Family. The last of the Royal Family, Princess Zelda entrusted it with the boy from the forest, Link, to help him become the Hero of Time. With it, Link opened the Sacred Realm, allowing Ganondorf to break the Triforce into its three pieces. The Princess throws the ocarina from her horse into the Hyrule Castle moat when she and Impa are depicted fleeing the town, with Ganondorf in pursuit.
The Songs in Ocarina of Time
Zelda's Lullaby
Epona's Song
Saria's Song
Song of Storms
Sun's Song
Song of Time
Minuet of Forest
Bolero of Fire
Serenade of Water
Requiem of Spirit
Nocturne of Shadow
Prelude of Light
Majora's Mask
In Majora's Mask, Link had the Ocarina of Time stolen from him by Skull Kid. On the night of the Final Day, go to the top of the Clock Tower for the first time and shoot a Deku Bubble at Skull Kid to get it back.
The flute in A Link to the Past also bears a striking resemblance to the Ocarina of Time.
The Songs in Majora's Mask
Song of Time
Epona's Song
Song of Healing
Song of Soaring
Song of Storms
Sonata of Awakening
Goron Lullaby
New Wave Bossa Nova
Elegy of Emptiness
Oath to Order
Inverted Song of Time
Song of Double Time
Scarecrow's Song (Special case; appears in both titles)