I don’t know about anyone else, but Romani and Cremia have been two of my favorite characters in this game for a very long time. Not just because of their designs or personalities, but also their interactions with Link. If you take three days to spend time with them and explore their lifestyle, you’ll find that they do a lot to help Link feel like one of the family, almost. They take care of his horse, Romani offers to let him live with them and Cremia never seems to mind it...Even on the Final Night, they both treat Link as though he’s expected to stay with them and that they’ll see him again the next morning. As though it’s become normal for them to have him around. I’ve always thought it was really sweet, that they give this strange little boy a little something that could maybe be called home in such an unfamiliar world. ...Maybe I’m just being a little too romantic though. ;)
@Mik _ Thank you...and you're welcome. That's a nice picture you chose for the video, by the by. And all humor aside, the text about Link feeling all warm and fuzzy inside is pretty true to anyone who hasn't been hugged much throughout their life. Considering the circumstances, it's a pretty realistic reaction for him to have, the poor kid. ...Not that I'd know anything firsthand about stuff like that. Nope, definitely not. ;)
Out of all the moments in Majora's Mask, I think the one where you ride with Cremia is the most underrated scene in the game. Sure, it's not exactly as heart wrenching as the Anju and Kaveri side quest, but the scene is still really great! Cremia just asks if you want to ride with her and she just talks about how she's feeling at that moment while on a small, peaceful ride through the countryside. It, alongside the music, gives the whole scene a very bittersweet feeling.
I know you'll probably never see this, but, I think the scene in Majora's mask that's the most heart wrenching, is when you save that Girl's father from the Gibdo Mask. You go from every area being unable to save those that Skull Kid had cursed, getting close with the Zora but ultimately he dies..... And so when you get to the final area, the area that symbolizes and idiolizes the dead..... You save them. And I think that's what makes me really love Majora's Mask, is you're helping people with their problems, no matter how mundane, out of the kindness of your heart, and these problems are real problems that we as humans might face, and I think ultimately that's why the game has had such a lasting appeal to me.
@@freetrial9535 Perfect timing actually! :D Don't play games anymore, but thought I'd listen to this to reflect on some things I've been processing... Thanks for taking the time to respond!
@@mik898 Thx i was had this on for mu music theory test and my chemistry test got an A and a B on them. so yes this was a huge help. thank you very much!
My favorite game ever (It, ico, God hand, metal gear solid 2, are my 11/10s) 111th like (110 before right now) 7,094 views 7 years ago posted 22 comments (this 23rd) 86 channel subscribers as of 8:16 pm NY time Saturday July 29th 2023
I don’t know about anyone else, but Romani and Cremia have been two of my favorite characters in this game for a very long time. Not just because of their designs or personalities, but also their interactions with Link.
If you take three days to spend time with them and explore their lifestyle, you’ll find that they do a lot to help Link feel like one of the family, almost. They take care of his horse, Romani offers to let him live with them and Cremia never seems to mind it...Even on the Final Night, they both treat Link as though he’s expected to stay with them and that they’ll see him again the next morning. As though it’s become normal for them to have him around.
I’ve always thought it was really sweet, that they give this strange little boy a little something that could maybe be called home in such an unfamiliar world.
...Maybe I’m just being a little too romantic though. ;)
Not at all, romanticism is what this game is all about, you got it exactly right. Thank you for the lovely comment.
@Mik _
Thank you...and you're welcome.
That's a nice picture you chose for the video, by the by. And all humor aside, the text about Link feeling all warm and fuzzy inside is pretty true to anyone who hasn't been hugged much throughout their life. Considering the circumstances, it's a pretty realistic reaction for him to have, the poor kid.
...Not that I'd know anything firsthand about stuff like that. Nope, definitely not. ;)
Out of all the moments in Majora's Mask, I think the one where you ride with Cremia is the most underrated scene in the game. Sure, it's not exactly as heart wrenching as the Anju and Kaveri side quest, but the scene is still really great! Cremia just asks if you want to ride with her and she just talks about how she's feeling at that moment while on a small, peaceful ride through the countryside. It, alongside the music, gives the whole scene a very bittersweet feeling.
Sorry for some weird errors. Typed this on my phone. XD
I know you'll probably never see this, but, I think the scene in Majora's mask that's the most heart wrenching, is when you save that Girl's father from the Gibdo Mask.
You go from every area being unable to save those that Skull Kid had cursed, getting close with the Zora but ultimately he dies..... And so when you get to the final area, the area that symbolizes and idiolizes the dead..... You save them. And I think that's what makes me really love Majora's Mask, is you're helping people with their problems, no matter how mundane, out of the kindness of your heart, and these problems are real problems that we as humans might face, and I think ultimately that's why the game has had such a lasting appeal to me.
@@freetrial9535 Perfect timing actually! :D Don't play games anymore, but thought I'd listen to this to reflect on some things I've been processing... Thanks for taking the time to respond!
Links arms just being at his side os so good. They knew exactly what they were doing
One of my favourite pieces in the series and also one of the shortest. The composers for OOT and Majora's sure knew how to soothe the soul.
Koji Kondo, the man the myth the legend.
Thank goodness this is here. I need this to vibe while taking midterms
Good luck!
@@mik898 Thx i was had this on for mu music theory test and my chemistry test got an A and a B on them. so yes this was a huge help. thank you very much!
great song cover art there lmao
This sounds like a song from a classic movie but I can't put my finger on it
They should have added an extra part to this track and made this the theme to Romani Ranch rather than rehashing Lon Lon's theme!
you might like this: th-cam.com/video/iIZpf9zt_Ck/w-d-xo.html
I love this song even while playing RDR2 that should been GOTY of 2018...
Is it wrong that I wrote lyrics to this? LOL
My favorite game ever
(It, ico, God hand, metal gear solid 2, are my 11/10s)
111th like (110 before right now) 7,094 views 7 years ago posted 22 comments (this 23rd) 86 channel subscribers as of 8:16 pm NY time Saturday July 29th 2023
Booby hug booby hug booby hug
Is it wrong that I wrote lyrics to this? LOL