Song of Passing

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The "Song of Passing" is a Song in The Wind Waker.[1]

Learning Location

Conducted on the Wind Waker, the "Song of Passing" is learned on Windfall Island from the dancer Tott, who can be found on the hilltop. Once Link shows the Wind Waker to the charismatic dancer, Tott will remember the dance moves, and in return will teach the young hero the "Song of Passing".[2]

Uses

The "Song of Passing" allows Link to advance instantly from day to night and vice-versa. It is especially useful to pass time while waiting for a Figurine to be carved, or to change the phases of the Moon. Despite its usefulness, the "Song of Passing" is the only optional Song in the game.

The Song only functions when conducted in areas where the sun or Moon are visible, meaning it will not work indoors, while exploring a Dungeon, or in the underwater Hyrule.[3] It also cannot be used throughout the duration of Link's search for Jabun or inside the Forsaken Fortress before it is abandoned, due to Ganondorf's Magic blocking its effects.[4]

Nomenclature

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References

  1. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 97 (TWW)
  2. "That magical dance that changes day into night and night into day... If I could only recall the rhythm. Oh, the RHYTHM! Then I could dance it perfectly! [...] Unh, unh, CHA! Unh, unh, CHA! That's... That's it! That's the rhythm I've been trying to recall! OH! I can feel it! I can FEEL it, guy!" — Tott (The Wind Waker)
  3. "The effects of the tune you conducted can only be seen in places where the sun and moon are visible." — N/A (The Wind Waker)
  4. "An evil power seems to have blocked the effects of the music you conducted!" — N/A (The Wind Waker HD)