I'll Be Safe Here For Sure (Majora's Mask)

[@johnpett1955]

This man is one of few people who knew termina was getting crushed by the moon at day 1

[@IkanaMaskedMan]

A reasonable one

[@mrtree1368]

I had no idea this happened in the game

[@LITTLE1994]

Yup.

[@supersmashbro596]

bonus points: he's also one of the first npcs you see each cycle, being the guy standing atop the structure the carpainters are working on.

[@spenpinner]

They all knew they were about to get crushed. One of the themes behind the game was the politics of church and state during a time of an imminent doomsday. The governor was torn between evacuating the people from the town, or keeping faith that their giants would protect them and continue the festival. The two opinions were represented by the carpenters and the guards. That's why at the end of the game the carpenters are laughing and cheering while the guards are standing in disbelief.

[@quagtwo]

I only somehow recently realized that this is the same guy who was panicking to the carpenters about the moon in south clock town. Idk why, but that makes me appreciate him so much more.

[@ethandement3921]

He must have super good hearing if he heard the bomb blast from the tower, lol

[@Tehmora]

If that’s him, does he disappear once you sell the Oceanside house to him?

[@ethandement3921]

@@Tehmora Yes, I checked.

[@Tehmora]

@@ethandement3921 Oh wow! Does his carpenter friend say anything too?

[@ethandement3921]

@@Tehmora I don’t remember, it’s been years. I just remember checking the tower.

[@sleepykittyMMD]

ironic that in oot he was one of the cursed spider kids that got turned for being greedy with money. yet his termina counterpart takes shelter in a spider house and even willingly gives up his fortune

[@chimp9465]

Him saying "The need for rupees will soon be gone" is actually one of the creepiest things I've seen in this game and this is my favorite game, and ive finished it 100s of times

[@valentinehill6138]

that is very creepy

[@Lonewolf-jv5yo]

With the world economy going the way that it is it won’t be long when the need for the ruble pound euro and dollar are gone and this video brings back so many memories in 2000

[@spirit.ofthe.harvestmoon]

Maybe he was talking about owning a house. With a beach right there, he wouldn't need to buy food. That's what I always interpreted.

[@chimp9465]

@@spirit.ofthe.harvestmoon lol wtf

[@luismejia5224]

I found an interesting verse related to the ruppes. Ezekiel 7:19 They will throw their silver into the streets, and their gold will become abhorrent to them. Neither their silver nor their gold will be able to save them in the day of Jehovah’s. They will not be satisfied, nor will they fill their stomachs, for it has become a stumbling block causing their error. 20 They took pride in the beauty of their ornaments, and they made with them their detestable images, their disgusting idols. That is why I will make their silver and gold an abhorrent thing to them.

[@weirdtyrant6274]

I love that the man gives you less and less money the further along you are in the three day cycle-because the quicker you get him to pay you the less money he spends beforehand.

[@georgplaz]

or, the less confident he is that this place will actually protect him

[@iceink]

it's a gameplay mechanic, encouraging you to hurry along and get stuff early in your 'run' money and rewards tend to be less than what you get in the beginning later on in this game, since you tend to have a lot of resources by then anyway

[@romano-britishmedli7407]

I didn't even know that up until now. Interesting detail!

[@yourmum69_420]

he spent his life savings while standing around in a cave for 3 days?

[@romano-britishmedli7407]

@@yourmum69_420 I think he spent his live-savings while panicking around Termina, *before* entering the cave. He only enters it after Link clears out the Spider-house in each cycle. Also, since he disappears from Clock Town after Night 1, he has ample of time to do so, especially if we clear Oceanside Spider-house on Day 3.

[@BrianIsWatching]

I once tried hanging out with this guy until the moon fell just to see if it worked (it didn't of course). But it would have been cool to see Link crawl out his fallout shelter into the wasteland on the 4th day.

[@xraymone]

that'd be epic!

[@kentuckyfriedchildren5875]

Bro imagine if you accidentally unlocked a secret ending that way that no one knew about for like 20 years

[@deadeyemode8687]

It would be like you unlocked another bad ending in Majora's Mask.

[@kentuckyfriedchildren5875]

@@deadeyemode8687 yea that's what I'm saying

[@KylerFlame]

Then Link has to go find his son that was stolen from him

[@naughtpoh]

Majora’s mask truly was unlike any other Zelda experience. The existential dread, glee or indifference of the NPC’s in the face of the approaching calamity was always an interesting concept of the game.

[@Afreshio]

It was developed during an unique time. Back then we were more guillible and supersticious, I am meaning society as a whole. So there were news, articles and all kind of people believing the 1st of 2000 the world was going to end. It was crazy. The trailer for MM, which I remember like it was yesterday, depicted a end of the world kind theme. Of course it was launched by the end of 2000, but you get the idea. On top of that Aonuma was so stressed because Miyamoto, his boss, was pressuring him with the deadline (the schedule was note, basically a year to develop the entire game. Even recycling props, code, designs it was too much) and Aonuma himself developed depression, anxiety and hated the whole process. He has even mentioned he is ashamed of MM. He thinks he was not in a good mindstate and the game ended of being that dark, which is very uncharacteristic of Nintendo. For example, OoT can have horror and spooky elements, but its more balanced with other quirky, happy and weird stuff. Whereas MM from the surface to the core is grim. And the themes are more close to death and grief than anything.

[@diegobrando8151]

Yeah, love it. Kinda poetic too.

[@KaitoverMoon]

Ironic that it's mirrors the social climate we live in

[@xibear4341]

Aonuma delivered, though. This is still in my opinion the best 3D Zelda title by far, and was very clearly shafted by biased reviewers at the time. Everything about the game was a clear improvement over OOT; graphics, framerate, engaging story, replayability . . eveything but the story length which I quickly forgot due to the games incredible immersiveness, replayability, and vast content (for the time). The game seemed small at first, but once you dive in it's so rich and big. Majora's Mask is a masterpiece, and I'm glad I didn't jump on the bandwagon OOT biased disregard back then and fully enjoyed it for the amazing game it was. Nintendo's weird. Sometimes it seems like the longer they work on a title, the worse it ends up because they second guess and cut so much content and gameplay. BOTW was a very good Zelda game, but Majora's Mask is in its own league.

[@nielsdejong]

I normally don’t like grim stuff, but the fact that you can save all these people makes it worthwhile, plus such reactions are human when the world is about to end. I also loved how you could transform into one of the zelda races, as I had always wanted to play as a goron or zora.

[@Henskelion]

Somehow I played through this game dozens of time and never once thought to go back into the depths of the Spiderhouse to find this guy after completing it.

[@Hyp3r_Gh0st]

Dude same

[@mrtree1368]

I never knew this happened but I never saw it talked about either and I've watched like every zelda video on KZbin

[@cjg8763]

Same and this is my favorite Zelda game

[@xibear4341]

I forgot about it. People talk about discoering new things on BOTW, but I was still discovering new things in MM nearly a decade *after* I got the N64 cartridge in the eary 00s. The game is *incredible rich in content and detail.* Majora's Mask finally started getting the praise it deserved many years after release, but *still* doesn't get enough praise for the masterpiece it is. Aonuma shouldn't feel ashamed; he should be given his flowers for creating a masterpiece.

[@bigsmoky3985]

I find it sweet the Goddess of Time is being mentioned again. Honestly, it's pretty easy to just overlook her existence since Tatl only calls out to her once, but this guy kind of gives a little more depth to Termina mythology and I love it.

[@luisarroyo8408]

It's because these green guys are Sheikah before it was gradually established that all Sheikah have white hair. Yes, neither they nor their father have red eyes either (when opened), but before BotW we didn't know if that wasn't a signature Impa trait. Kafei has red eyes and his parents are Terminian.

[@rpgfanatic9719]

Gives more depth by repeating someone else. K.

[@bigsmoky3985]

@@luisarroyo8408 I like the theory Kafei is a sheikah quite a bit, but I don't think these green guys are sheikah in Majora's Mask

[@bigsmoky3985]

@mlg noob for real? Never knew of it, that's awesome!

[@rpgfanatic9719]

She is also actually first mentioned by Zelda, not tatl when Link prepares to depart Hyrule to find Navi.

[@GabePlaysYT]

I never really understood it as a kid, but I love how all the NPC's in the game do a proper Japanese bow to Link whenever he's kind or helpful.

[@wtfsamusidk7574]

Nurse joy does it too.

[@puppiesarepower3682]

Really; it took you that long to appreciate the nuances of culture?

[@PTp1ranha]

@@puppiesarepower3682 No need to be antagonistic about it.

[@yourmum69_420]

@@puppiesarepower3682 It took me until I saw his comment right now to understand what that NPC was doing. I thought why tf is he impersonating a chicken, it looks so weird

[@rpgfanatic9719]

I love how a lot of comments here talk about liking basic shit.

[@DiosBabilonia]

When I was a kid and first played this game I never realized this guy was basically a prepper buying a bunker. I just thought he really wanted to have an old dusty basement for some reason.

[@someoneelse1534]

same, who wouldn't want an ancient ruin

[@Eldoofus]

@@someoneelse1534 when you put it that way... 100 rupees look like a steal!

[@marche800]

To be fair, it is a little subtle for a kid to pick up.

[@donshingondonvergonio2247]

Igual yo pensé que era un oportunista que buscaba bienes raices.

[@Lordoggin]

I had no idea this interaction occured! just when I thought I knew 100% of the game

[@SPIRE_FAN]

Same, they really went above and beyond for this game.

[@elderleon1844]

I toight everybody knows about this guy lol!

[@SPIRE_FAN]

@@elderleon1844 When I cleared the Spider House, I thought he only had that one bit of dialogue. The fact that he has 3 different sets + the final hours moment is crazy in terms of effort the design team put in. Not that I'm surprised.

[@liberty2896]

same here, im a 20 year vet

[@orangeapples]

Gamespot has their "things you didn't know about BOTW" series, there is another channel doing the same with OoT and this channel is doing little interactions you probably never looked for in MM.

[@AaronInStyle]

Through all my years of playing Majora’s Mask, I never knew that you could revisit him again and find him in the corner with the torch.

[@FrahdChikun]

One of my favorite things in this game is how everyone reacts to the moon falling during the final hours, thank you for uploading footage of the easy-to-miss interactions!

[@drewbles22]

It's sad seeing all these conversations when you have flashes of the cinematic of the moon crashing down, destroying everything as awful as the feeling is, it gives the player a massive amount of determination. You can feel the fear in their words.

[@nogunk147]

The amount of detail and love put in this game still astonishes me even 20 years later. So much you can find outside of the main storyline and how every character felt so fleshed out and their own person. A game that was truly ahead of its time. I think its one of the few games I could never wish a remake/remaster of because its perfect as is. A true cult classic. My children and their children will know this game and love it as I have mark my words 😀

[@negentropy9560]

And it was developed in only one year.

[@shostako1284]

Well... it has a remaster. For 3DS. Actually, I just played it a little, but MM 3DS have a beautiful controled camera: The gameplay experience is really improved respect the original game. I always wished Ocarina and Majora's had a full controlled camera in the day. It was the worst thing of these games not having an option to control it: The player can miss many visual details, and much of the beauty these games potencially had using different camera angles... (Z trigger barely fulfill the task, being only good to just letting you play the game when the automatic camera can't do the job). The unofficial PC port of Ocarina is being promoted in the internet for its 60 frames gameplay (by the way, a very problematic and glitched mode... at least for now) ... but the real deal in that port, no doubt, is the new an easy camera control it can use. Makes the game more cinematic.

[@Cynna_M]

It was really rushed too, this game was completed in record time due to a bet, it helped alot that most models were recycled from ocarina of time.

[@Blazingflare2000]

@@shostako1284 there's a better PC port that has the 60 fps without the glitches, since the game still runs at 20 fps internally and uses an interpolation trick to render the 2 in between frames. So all camera and object movement is very smooth, though animations still play at 20fps

[@shostako1284]

@AyeJayTX I have not played the bosses in MM3D... but the four bosses in the original weren't that hard at all. Also, they have little importance in MM story.

[@afatblft93]

when you think about it, this whole event is pretty sad. this npc trying whatever he can to survive, like any other person in that situation would be doing.

[@agentnightmare6486]

He just wanted to live. It's strikingly beautiful, really. This whole game really makes you think about the human condition and what it means to be alive. Or maybe I'm just too drunk to fully comprehend what's happening. That's a definite possibility.

[@YourPalJamieEllis]

@@agentnightmare6486 it's not just you. This game and the feelings it imparts have sat in my conscious and unconscious mind for more than 20 years.

[@SuperPrestogamer]

@@YourPalJamieEllis not to mention how every character grieves differently as the moon is coming down upon them! Some in denial, like the carnival workers, some act brave but deep inside they are afraid, Like the swords master, the postman continues delivering mail even during the final day until you do the side quest where kafeis mom released the mail man and told him to enjoy his final moments! Each character in this game, including regular npc’s have such emotional attachment to them, which makes the game so much more emotional and investing to play, which ocarina of time really lacked and most people just skip npc’s since they don’t really add much to the story….

[@yourmum69_420]

speak for yourself. Not everyone wants to live

[@agentnightmare6486]

@@yourmum69_420 I understand that. Life is hard right now. Do you want to talk?

[@deletedaccount1990]

Majora's Mask was way ahead of its time when it was released. This was one of the darkest, most original and humanised Zelda games I have ever played.

[@starman1004]

It's easily one of the more darker and mature games ever made among all genres.

[@benjamindeh873]

I think its simply because its made for an older audience. Its not afraid to deal with strong subjects, yet it does it careful enough so a kid will not be too affected by it. I wish more developers went and made games aimed for an older audience.

[@deletedaccount1990]

@@starman1004 So many cutscenes in that game which strikes your heart, hard and mercilessly. 'We'll greet the morning... together.' 'I can drink Chateau Romani now.' 'See you tomorrow... I hope...' 'Some things cannot be changed no matter how hard you try.' 'Please... I don't want to die. Goddess of Time, please save us.' This game was so dark and sad. No wonder it was so praised. It's been in my top Zelda games for a very long time. They won't make another one like it again. It shows that Nintendo rarely fails in terms of quality over quantity. Besides, Zelda games always were special. A lot of them were masterpieces.

[@ikagura]

@@benjamindeh873 But Zelda's main force is that it can appeal to all audiences. Even the sequels have some dark elements.

[@ikagura]

@@benjamindeh873 "I wish more developers went and made games aimed for an older audience." That's what we almost always got in the PS360 gen and that people mocked the Wii for being child-friendly... Darker ≠ automatically better and Nintendo knew that.

[@VGInterviews]

I always thought that this guy actually had the best chance of surviving out of pretty much everyone else in termina, as long as the tunnel doesn't collapse leaving him stuck down there forever

[@FlackNCoke]

He certainly has a better chance than anyone, but the meteorological and astral horrors that a crashing moon will bring means that if everyone else has a 0% chance of survival, he has a 0.0001% chance of survival.

[@alonso4668]

@@FlackNCoke so may thw 0.0001 percent be his non demise

[@LITTLE1994]

This guy here clearly is one of the reasons what made Majora's Mask so dark. As early as the 1ST DAY, he knew Termina is doomed.

[@MAN0RIA]

Dude this is my favorite Zelda and I've played through it so many times but didn't even know all this text existed I love subtle details like that

[@KylerFlame]

LOL, "the need for rupees will soon be gone" Then Link saves Termina in that timeline

[@Jampolo_OG]

Turn the house unto a tourist attraction

[@GoodBloodGames]

You're doing the lord's work with all this detail discovery

[@bradcureton6101]

Hey Good Blood! Majora's Mask vid coming soon?? I'm still keeping the faith....

[@abloogywoogywoo]

Many MM fans knew about these interactions since the 2000s, its just no one documented them properly.

[@spencerthompson9091]

The level of detail and unique interactions this game packs despite its short development cycle and hardware limitations is something to behold and admire

[@MilkerMurphy]

>Take all his money. >Defeat Majora on day one. >He has lost everything and everyone thinks he's a nutjob conspiracy theorist.

[@katpottz476]

im pretty sure everyone saw the four giants push that moon away

[@MilkerMurphy]

@@katpottz476 True, I kind of forgot you need to wait until the final hours regardless.

[@weston6776]

He is a nut job conspiracy theorist. The moon never does crash. And that's canon!

[@danielsimon4542]

@@weston6776 unless you wait till the end of the third day where the creepy death cutscene plays

[@rosofact8373]

I don't think he was ever able to get out of the shelter to begin with. He entered without equipment to come back to the surface and never told anyone of his whereabouts.

[@altaccount7556]

Zelda games can be pretty dark for being games aimed towards children. Not that it’s a bad thing either, there’s a lot less of that than there is the upbeat positive stuff which is probably good though lol, I don’t think you want too much of it. I think it’s a very careful line that has to be walked in order to incorporate more dark aspects of reality into children’s entertainment without it being too heavy and having a negative effect on them and Zelda in the N64 era did it masterfully. OOT and MM are the single most significant nostalgic pieces of entertainment to me. I’ll never forget how astonished I was when I left the Temple Of Time as adult Link for the first time. To see the world in ruins when just 5 minutes before everything was cheerful with happy music playing. I’ll never not appreciate that I got to play these games as a child, it was something special to experience them when they were at the cutting edge of technology. I hope future generations of children get their own personal experience in gaming that resonates and is as meaningful to them as Zelda was with me. If they ever remade these games in a way that pays them the proper honor that they deserve I would buy them for my kids and if it doesn’t vibe with them that would be fine, I would definitely be playing them myself lol. “On my business card, I am a corporate president. In my mind, I am a game developer. But in my heart, I am a gamer.” ~ Satoru Iwata

[@ikagura]

Wind Waker also had that, many Zelda can be both.

[@altaccount7556]

@@ikagura For sure! I wasn’t intending to exclude any generation of Zelda. I played Wind Waker in my teens and loved it! I was more speaking about my own personal experience and the N64 was basically my introduction to the series. Even before that I had a friend who lived with his grandparents and when I would go to his house his grandma would be playing A Link To The Past on SNES. Kinda funny because you don’t see many seniors playing video games let alone in the mid 90s lol. Made me jealous I only had Sega Genesis at home and couldn’t play it lol

[@elliotgandersen]

It’s things like this that makes this game so good.

[@AngraMainiiu]

A crazy thing to note is that this is the ONLY other time the "Goddess of Time" is mentioned aside from Tatl and Zelda. There's a theory about how she might be Hylia, but who knows...

[@Zoldwigh]

maybe the grail knows

[@abloogywoogywoo]

Its most likely Nayru, since she provided the laws of time and space, order, science, physics to the universe.

[@TwistedToast-k05]

I've been playing this game for close to 20 years, and beaten it about once for every year. And yet I never knew if you went back to the spider house on the night of the final day, you'd find the guy huddled in the corner praying or safety. 20 years, several 100% completions, and I'm still learning new things about this game. I love Majora's Mask.

[@AtomicF0x]

This breathes new, horrifying life to the Oceanside Spider House. Already it has become one of my new, favorite places in Majora's Mask. I was also very pleasantly surprised to know the Grateful Man is also the same guy on the Festival Tower in Clock Town who notices the Moon up in the sky on the first day. His ominous words about the need for rupees soon being gone, and his plea to the Goddess of Time send shivers up my back. Glad I learned about this place during *_October_* of all months!

[@zenbmonk1016]

"The need for Rupee's will soon be gone." Thank you sir for making an already depressing game even more depressing. Oh the relation once life on earth comes to an end.

[@nvir1881]

Something I found: Wear the goron mask next to Sakon in Ikana Canyon. He is gonna avoid you and eventually glitch.

[@paulzu2778]

racism at it's finest

[@EthVortexShield]

It would not have taken much time at all to set up this npc and write his dialogue, but his inclusion means so much. He says a lot whiile saying a little and it's great that the devs found time to make so many npcs like him.

[@ExinerisLP]

I never knew about this either. I also love how you just uploaded the interactions without commentary. I personally wouldn't want a theory video on this person, these conversations speak more than anyone can theorize.

[@ThePoeticAngel]

I always love it when developers go out of their way to put hidden things like this.

[@Rokushi_ftw]

His curse of action is the most logical one. I mean, if an apocalyptic event is for sure to happen and I *CAN* see it coming, I would also use my savings to get food to last at least a month, and I would seek refugee underground. Go as far as you can from the impact site, and move down there, besides, the Beach Spider House is basically free of monsters other than the Stalchilds, if for any chance, when the moon drops, the underground of the House survives, you could wait that month under there, being conservative with the food, and then coming out to see pure chaos and fire

[@yourmum69_420]

but he didn't buy any food and just gave away his life savings to a random kid who wandered in there, as if the kid owned the place... and he didn't care about the kid's safety or worry about getting any other people to come down there with him. There was enough room for the whole town to shelter there

[@Blackheartzero]

Thats of course assuming the moon only levels Termina to the ground, and doesn't... _Well, just completely destroy the earth..._

[@ikagura]

He's a bit egoistical for not telling others to take a shelter...

[@ikagura]

@@yourmum69_420 Yeah, his egoism will be his fall...

[@Rokushi_ftw]

@@ikagura As far as we know, he gets there on Day 1, where most people in Clock Town say "fuck off" to everyone who says that the Moon will fall, the same happens on Day 2. By Day 3, people have left already. Even if he came back to Clock Town at Day 3, he wouldn't have found anyone there, but the Master Carpenter and the Guards, who would tell him to fuck off as well. The Guards would told him to go to his refugee, that they have a duty

[@revinevan87]

Hey thanks for this. There's so many time-sensitive scripts that could remain unknown.

[@ikagura]

Unless you crack the code

[@crobatman4448]

I remember this dude the most for a certain lper screaming after the big red rupee. This is the kinda guy who has a bunker irl.

[@JCW5713]

AttackingTucans?

[@weirdtyrant6274]

@JCW5713 Nope, Chuggaaconroy.

[@TheBanishedWind]

@@weirdtyrant6274 Not sure if mocking or dumb, but it was indeed AttackingTucans. Funniest shit I'd seen that week.

[@weirdtyrant6274]

@Mugen Kagemaru Huh, I am certain that Chuggaaconroy screamed because he fell into this situation.

[@TheBanishedWind]

@@weirdtyrant6274 He might have referenced it. I'll add another reply once I look. For now, have Tyler flipping out. youtube: watch?v=-2VWqt78kR8

[@rodolfopresa2821]

Man, thanks for uploading this. I looked for it in all youtube without any luck. I remember this character and how it disturbed me when he said “Goddess of time please save me”

[@DirtyLaundry776]

been getting a lot of these hidden conversations in my recommended lately, makes me wanna go replay Majora’s mask.

[@Aupsic-hh5sy]

On the final count down there is a lot of pieces of dialog a lot of people miss because of the sense of urgency. Like the martial arts guy from Clock Town.

[@gengaroo_dondororo4205]

Bruh, this is one of my all time favorite channels, 100% quality content

[@FierceDeityRick]

Same model from the House of Skulltula in OoT yet MM is a whole different type of creepy, never knew or went through this interaction and I’ve been playing Zelda for almost 30 years..

[@RondoOfBloodX]

Just when I thought I knew all of this games little secrets and details. Man this is why classics like this and Super Metroid can never be topped.

[@ikagura]

I still think Metroid Prime is better than Super and that Fusion was great in its own way.

[@RondoOfBloodX]

@@ikagura Super is my favorite game of all time but I definatly regard Prime and Fusion as classics.

[@DylanDude]

You know things are bad when a haunted basement full of Skulltulas and Stalchildren is the safest place in all of Termina.

[@zaizen4359]

This game is a real treasure. If something like this can be created in a shortened timespan (was it one year or two years?) I would love more Zelda games to be created with a world as rich and nuanced as Majora's Mask.

[@pippapup7644]

Unfortunately, it's sort of a product of it's era, at least with that time span. Games today have a lot more of well, everything. So unless the game changes literally nothing about it's world locations from one game to another I don't see it being possible. Given a lot more time however, and i could totally see it working

[@YasugoLiehu]

I don't know what's more depressing; the moon falling or the fact that this guy's entire life savings is just a single silver rupee, purple rupee, or worse, just one red rupee.

[@nidonemo]

This just adds so much more weight to the tragedy.

[@Lordoggin]

If only I could give someone the money I had at the moment and completely buy the place.

[@superluigi2965]

Sadly he still isn’t safe from the moon falling down there.

[@matthewhyman2208]

“the need for rupees will soon be gone” is fucking heavy man

[@jacobnapkins1155]

Such a deep and beautiful game

[@yannatoko9898]

This game has so many little details like this, it's astonishing!

[@romano-britishmedli7407]

Him begging to the Goddess of Time for saving him is oddly creepy, but also terrifying, horrific and somewhat tragic. Damn, Majora didn't mess around half-heartedly with Termina!

[@MetroAndroid]

Because of paintings of Skull Kid in the house and the fact that no one, not this guy nor the stalchildren inside who are "investigating" it, seems to know who previously lived in the Oceanside Spider House, there's an implication that it was used as a hideout by Skull Kid before the events of the game. I would love to know if there's a dialogue change to the carpenter who yells up to the scared guy on the festival tower (in this video) when you clear the house on the first day since that makes him leave Clock Town early. The cursed rich man from the Swamp Spider House is implied to have gotten at least part of his wealth by gambling at the dog race track. If you talk to his dog, he says he's a racing dog and misses the ranch.

[@davisbowe8668]

I feel like it's possible that he could survive since the house is pretty far from the impact zone and it does go pretty deep underground. The problem is, the house itself would probably cave in and block off the exit meaning he would likely end up being trapped inside.

[@nateriver1884]

Tbh it's still very close to impact range. I mean, it's obviously not the moon, and it's not going very fast, but it's a damn big meteor and the blast would be huge

[@idefaulttoknow8211]

I remember how sad it made me to go back in there and see him curled up on the floor, scared and shivering.

[@JohnnyFruehauf]

If hed been able to get inside the actual Spiderhouse hed have been even better protected since it goes deeper yet

[@graysonrogers-barnes6302]

I forgot about this exchange! And I think I only knew a portion of it- I definitely didn't know that last bit.

[@Hoofler]

And...this is why this is my favorite game and always has been

[@Graysett]

Another year, another small interaction I've never seen in MM. Not once did I think to check in on him on the final day after I'd finished the house. This is why MM is still my favorite game, made in a year and yet every single year since I first played it I've learned at least one new thing about it.

[@598bryce]

I swear I've played these games my whole life. This and ocarina are easily two of my favorite games and still I never knew this was here.

[@NiaNook]

Once Link stops the moon from falling, I hope this guy can buy himself some food.

[@FrothingFanboy]

I never knew he went inside to sit down...it's not only Breath of the Wild that surprises with new discoveries. :)

[@-r-3656]

Trying to hide underground during the Moon thing is like trying to hide in a pool during a nuclear explosion.

[@ikagura]

water can filter radiations.

[@abrahamrangel2326]

People are always make videos of "100 things you dont know of X zelda game" but all of them show the same things we already know and miss these little important details

[@Nigel222]

This is the only video game where the npcs were interesting to me.

[@thedude9024]

When the facts were presented, on the First Day, he first warned his carpenter friend by waving his arms towards his friend whom was working at the top of the tower that would lead to the stairs that would open at midnight on the Third Day, warning him of the coming fate. When his friend would not listen, he went to the top of a pillar near Ikana canyon and waved at the moon and warned people passing by to take refuge, yet people still bickered in denial in Clock Town debating if the Moon would fall. The last place of refuge was in solace and realism in the low dungeons of Termina near the Great Bay Coast. At least he attempted to live in his "Ark" as a protection against the Moon falling by invoking the Goddess of itme and recognised the facts without question or ego for survival only. God I miss this game. Joel 2:10 Before them the earth quakes, The heavens tremble, The sun and the moon grow dark And the stars lose their brightness.

[@aldoshalom]

Esse jogo é insuperável, a atmosfera perfeita de aventura, toques de RPG e pitadas de terror

[@ZeranZeran]

"The need for money will soon be gone" ITS HAPPENING IN REAL LIFE AND I DON'T LIKE IT ONE BIT Amazing dialogue here.

[@UncleBeerus]

This game was so fucking creepy and I never really noticed that much as a kid

[@movezig5]

The Zelda N64 games have _so many_ details that most players will never find.

[@thelegendofarrow8892]

I like how he said “*we* have to hide” on the final day

[@hearther3811]

everybody ignores the fact he is praying to the Goddess of Time, which it means he is Hylian, and somehow he ended up in Termina...

[@timothyd3608]

I have seen several of your videos and it amazes me how some of the dialog Ive missed over the many times I played. Subscribed!

[@omarreyes7626]

I dunno what's sadder the fact that the shelter won't work or that the fact the guy's life's "fortune" is only 100 ruppes.

[@and_dc]

Holy shit i had no idea he went farther down into the house

[@_SK23]

“Anyhow, the need for Rupees will soon be gone…”

[@SammyRockett-y9r]

Wow, I'm sad for this man, It's more than good than our goddess of time link! Save everyone at the end lol

[@gabrielclamens3151]

That's kinda depressive, but I never knew about this guy, I definitely have to replay the game !

[@Joe_334]

Is this the same guy that is seen on top of one of the pillars in Termina Field, from the Astral Observatory?

[@sevenheavenhavengaming]

I feel bad for this dude. I remember this part in the game. He seemed really desperate to find a safe place to hide that he gave up all his money. This game really delivered with the whole impending doom that's to come! It's pretty much a hopeless situation for everyone and what everyone is feeling. Some don't care and courageously confront the situation while other people are panicking as the menacing moon slowly descends upon Termina to cause its destruction! It's what pretty much everyone in the real world feels right now for the past 2 years.

[@Sanker1]

These litte things is what makes majora's mask great

[@xbluemaster1999]

Okay I didn't knew this, also noone talks about this lol. Thanks for this, it's nice to see there's still a bit of secrets in this game.

[@SalamiSelimbo]

We're all MM fanatics here alright, may the goddess of time protect everyone

[@neo51977]

Yeah

[@mrtree1368]

I had no idea this happend and I never saw it mentioned in any zelda video on KZbin

[@Kirbyfan7209]

I was always scared of that house. Finally cleaned it out to this guy.

[@NewRetroGame]

This little Details. The story of so many People and her destiny are so great. Thats the reason because Majoras Mask is my favorit zelda of all time.

[@djinnspalace2119]

i just figured out that if you do the ocean spiderhouse, the apprentice in south clock town will be gone since hes the one fleeing to the spiderhouse, even on the first day. but the other carpenter will still yell at him as if hes still there.

[@johnxina7496]

replaying this masterpiece

[@cristiany140]

It is incredible how this game shows how people and society reacts against an inminent apocalypsis

[@h8GW]

_meanwhile Link casually just gathers TWO life savings the first day of every three-day-cycle..._

[@Jeetuni]

This game is a fucking masterpiece.

[@FinalFinale]

This moment was so weird to me as a kid. I remember when I first completed it and seeing only the last part where he's sitting cowering in fear because I warped out of house and reentered for the wallet upgrade.

[@2l84me8]

I’ve never seen this before. Interesting how the amount of rupees he pays you differs with how many days remain. I wonder why?

[@jonathanprince707]

It would be neat if you could hide from the moon down there and come out to a secret 4th Day that is a post apocalyptic wasteland full of horrifying nightmare creatures you have to fight your way through.

[@Losttael]

I love when you discover shit in a game that's like 20+years old man, I never knew this was an interaction, I love this game bruh

[@ZhclTl]

Why have I seen no one talk about this? This is one of the most interesting things of Majoras Mask

[@rabbitearsguy]

Jokes on him. They're in a time loop.

[@Jotari]

The dude has some really good ears if he could hear the noise coming from the spider house all the way from Clock Town.