Fierce Deity's Mask
The Fierce Deity's Mask is a powerful item that transforms Link into Fierce Deity Link, a unique, very tall adult form with a distinct voice. When worn, it greatly increases Link's attack power and range, and allows him to manifest the Fierce Deity Sword, which can release Sword Beams that consume Magic. It is suggested to be as dangerous as Majora's Mask and is said to possess the merits of all Masks.
Quick Facts
- Status
- Legendary; Obtainable by collecting all 24 other masks and trading them with the Moon Children
Lore & Background
Masks play a central role in Majora's Mask, with 24 total. The three primary masks transform Link into specific creatures: Deku Link can hover using Deku Flowers and skip on water; Goron Link can roll at high speeds and walk in lava; Zora Link can swim faster and generate an electric force field. Other masks like the Stone Mask render Link invisible, while the Postman's Hat grants access to mailboxes.
Reader's Guide
The source explains that players use the Song of Time to reset the three-day cycle, retaining weapons, masks, and songs while resetting quests. It notes that Owl statues allow temporary saves and warping via the Song of Soaring. Specific abilities for Deku, Goron, and Zora forms but provides no instructions, locations, or mechanics for obtaining or using a Fierce Deity's Mask.
Did You Know?
- Majora's Mask was completed in less than two years by a team led by Eiji Aonuma, Yoshiaki Koizumi, and Shigeru Miyamoto.
- The game features a perpetually repeating three-day cycle that lasts about 54 minutes in real time.
- Link can transform into three specific forms: a Deku Scrub, a Goron, or a Zora using primary masks.
- The game does not require the Expansion Pak add-on for the Nintendo 64 to function; it is optional, but without it the game lacks certain graphical effects and has a lower framerate.
- An enhanced remake titled The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D was released for the Nintendo 3DS in 2015.
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