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|inst = <small><u>''Majora's Mask''</u>:</small><br>[[Ocarina of Time (Item)|Ocarina of Time]]<br><small><u>''Spirit Tracks''</u>:</small><br>[[Spirit Flute]] | |inst = <small><u>''Majora's Mask''</u>:</small><br>[[Ocarina of Time (Item)|Ocarina of Time]]<br><small><u>''Spirit Tracks''</u>:</small><br>[[Spirit Flute]] | ||
|learned = <small><u>''Majora's Mask''</u>:</small><br>[[Clock Tower]]<br><small><u>''Spirit Tracks''</u>:</small><br>[[Forest Temple]] | |learned = <small><u>''Majora's Mask''</u>:</small><br>[[Clock Tower]]<br><small><u>''Spirit Tracks''</u>:</small><br>[[Forest Temple]] | ||
|notes = <small><u>''Majora's Mask''</u>:</small><br>{{OcarinaSong|left|right|down|left|right|down}}<!-- {{exp|N64/GCN/VC}}<br>{{OcarinaSong3D|X|Y|R|X|Y|R}} {{exp|3DS}}--><br><small><u>''Spirit Tracks''</u>:</small><br>[[File:SpiritFlute_Green.png|17px]][[File:SpiritFlute_White.png|17px]][[File:SpiritFlute_Green.png|17px]] | |notes = <small><u>''Majora's Mask''</u>:</small><br>{{OcarinaSong|left|right|down|left|right|down}}<!--when MM3D comes out and you know it will {{exp|N64/GCN/VC}}<br>{{OcarinaSong3D|X|Y|R|X|Y|R}} {{exp|3DS}}--><br><small><u>''Spirit Tracks''</u>:</small><br>[[File:SpiritFlute_Green.png|17px]][[File:SpiritFlute_White.png|17px]][[File:SpiritFlute_Green.png|17px]] | ||
|powers = <small><u>''Majora's Mask''</u>:</small><br>Heals broken souls and turns them into masks<br><small><u>''Spirit Tracks''</u>:</small><br>Completely heals Link once per dungeon | |powers = <small><u>''Majora's Mask''</u>:</small><br>Heals broken souls and turns them into masks<br><small><u>''Spirit Tracks''</u>:</small><br>Completely heals Link once per dungeon | ||
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Revision as of 04:47, 25 July 2011
Template:Song The "Song of Healing" is a recurring song in the Zelda series, first appearing in Majora's Mask.
Appearances, Learning Locations and Uses
Majora's Mask
In Majora's Mask, the "Song of Healing" is taught to Link by the Happy Mask Salesman after Link gets the Ocarina of Time back from Skull Kid. This song can heal a broken soul and give peace to those who cannot forget, and it plays a major role in the game.[1] It is used to receive the Goron Mask and the Zora Mask, and it's used to remove the Deku Mask at the beginning of the game. The "Song of Healing" is also used to heal Kamaro, a dancer's ghost outside of Clock Town, and the researcher in Ikana Valley.
Twilight Princess
In Twilight Princess, the Golden Wolf that teaches Link the Shield Attack is summoned when Wolf Link howls the Majora's Mask version of this melody at Death Mountain.
Spirit Tracks
A song under the same name makes an appearance in Spirit Tracks, learned at the entrance to the Forest Temple. However, the song itself sounds and functions entirely different. Playing it with the Spirit Flute while in a dungeon causes the Spirit of Healing to come and heal Link completely, but it can only be used once per dungeon.[2][3]
Trivia
- In Majora's Mask, playing the "Song of Healing" for Sharp will have him remark that, while the song has something soothing, a song like that has no longer effect on someone like him.[4]
- If Link cuts up a wooden sign in Majora's Mask, the "Song of Healing" can be played to repair it.
- The notes in the "Song of Healing" of Majora's Mask are the same as Saria's Song, except they are reversed.
- Oddly, when Link plays the song in the European version of Spirit Tracks, it says that he played the Song of Recovery.
References
- ↑ "This is a melody that heals evil magic and troubled spirits, turning them into masks." — Happy Mask Salesman (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "The Spirit of Healing can't help you more than once..." — N/A (Spirit Tracks)
- ↑ "You got the Song of Healing! Play it in a dungeon to restore your hearts one time." — N/A (Spirit Tracks)
- ↑ "Hmm? Somehow, my heart is eased. This melody has a serenity to it... And yet... To one of the dead and darkness, like myself, a song like that no longer holds meaning for me." — Sharp (Majora's Mask)
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