Mountain Village

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Mountain Village is a location in Majora's Mask.[1]

Features and Overview

Mountain Village is situated in the Snowhead region of Termina. It is home to the Snowhead Blacksmiths, Zubora and Gabora, who are able to upgrade Link's Kokiri Sword to a Razor Sword, eventually leading to the Gilded Sword with a little Gold Dust. There is also a Goron stranded on a cliff-face in this area, whom Link is able to rescue by revitalizing the Goron's strength with a Rock Sirloin from Goron Shrine, receiving Don Gero's Mask in return.

Mountain Village is the main area that leads to all of the prominent locations of Snowhead, so Link must pass through here in order to access the other regions. High above a cliff rests the Goron Graveyard, which is the resting place of the Goron hero, Darmani III.[2] However, during the winter, Link must use the Lens of Truth to see the rungs to climb up the cliff. The east leads to the Goron Village, while the west yields a path towards Snowhead and, ultimately, the Snowhead Temple itself.

During the springtime, there is also a pond where Don Gero's Frog Choir can be found, which eventually leads to Link receiving a Piece of Heart.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNamesMeanings
The Federal Republic of Germany
German
Bergsiedlung (MMMajora's Mask)[4] 
The Italian Republic
Italian
Villaggio di montagna (MM3DMajora's Mask 3D)[3]Mountain village
The Kingdom of Spain
SpanishEUEuropean
Pueblo de la Montaña (MMMajora's Mask)[5]Mountain Town
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Gallery

References

  1. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 246
  2. Y-you're...No! No, you're not the great Darmani, are you? Then...just whose grave was I making? — Goron (Majora's Mask)
  3. Villaggio di montagna
    Attenzione a bufere e neve alta! I Goron possono distruggere facilmente i cumuli di neve.
    — Sign (Majora's Mask 3D, Italian version)
  4. Offizieller Spieleberater: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, Nintendo of Europe, pg. 39
  5. Pueblo de la Montaña — Map (Majora's Mask, European Spanish version)