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[[Image:BunnyhoodOOT.png|left|100px]]In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', the mask is borrowed from [[The Happy Mask Shop]],as part of the mask trading sequence, and subsequently can be sold to the [[Marathon Man]]that walks in the same route around | [[Image:BunnyhoodOOT.png|left|100px]]In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', the mask is borrowed from [[The Happy Mask Shop]],as part of the mask trading sequence, and subsequently can be sold to the [[Marathon Man]] that walks in the same route around [[Lon Lon Ranch]], and he will temporarily take brakes. The Marathon man will see you wearing the Bunny Hood and become interested in it. Link can then sell him the mask for an amount of [[Rupee]]s that will fill up his wallet. It was also unlike any other mask in the game in that it had a special property: wearing the mask would prevent [[Stalchildren]] from appearing in [[Hyrule Field]] at night. | ||
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Revision as of 21:25, 26 February 2009
The Bunny Hood is a "mask" that has appeared in both Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, and has also made a cameo appearance in the Super Smash Bros. series.
Ocarina of Time
In Ocarina of Time, the mask is borrowed from The Happy Mask Shop,as part of the mask trading sequence, and subsequently can be sold to the Marathon Man that walks in the same route around Lon Lon Ranch, and he will temporarily take brakes. The Marathon man will see you wearing the Bunny Hood and become interested in it. Link can then sell him the mask for an amount of Rupees that will fill up his wallet. It was also unlike any other mask in the game in that it had a special property: wearing the mask would prevent Stalchildren from appearing in Hyrule Field at night.
Majora's Mask
In Majora's Mask' the mask is arguably the most useful optional mask in the game. The mask is given to you by Grog in the Cucco Shack in Romani Ranch. The first, and most useful, function of the mask is that it allows the wearer to run extremely fast, allowing Link to move across Termina on foot and still preserve time on the clock. A second minor function is to let an on-screen timer be displayed during the Postman's "count to 10 seconds" game, to aid you in stopping right at 10 seconds.
Obtaining the Mask
First, you must obtain the Bremen Mask. Once you have that, go to the Cucco Shack. Grog will talk about how he wishes he could see the cucco chicks he watches over grow to be adults, but since the moon will be falling in three days he no longer has the ability. Equip the Bremen Mask and begin marching around the Shack, walking over to the chicks. They will begin following you. Don't stop marching, as doing so will cause all of the chicks to disband. Once you have all 10 chicks following you, they will all turn into adults. Go talk to Grog again and he'll be amazed, and thank you with the Bunny Hood.
The Wind Waker
The Bunny Hood makes a cameo in the Nintendo Gallery, on the wall behind Carlov.
Also, a hood very similar to the Bunny Hood makes a small appearance in The Wind Waker, being worn by Maggie after she's saved from the Forsaken Fortress.
Super Smash Bros. series
The Bunny Hood also makes an appearance in Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The wearer of this item can run at a fast pace, and can jump much higher than normal.
Trivia
- The Bunny Hood bears a slight resemblance to the Pols Voice enemy, and when Link sells the mask to the Marathon Man he says upon seeing the mask: "I bet with those long ears you can hear the voices..." suggesting a connection between the two.