That adds to the hopeless surrealism of the ambience, the mournful cry for those already dead to a fate they never thought would be their timely parting.
@@unoriginalperson72 Yeah, and if only some 7-8 year old kid in green turned into a tree and then fell into town through a stump would go around doing quests and defeating things to free the giants so that they could go up to the Moon and stop Skull Kid. _But alas..._
Nintendo went from 'Yeah let's have Link save Hyrule at the last possible moment' in OoT to 'Yeah let's just kill everyone if Link doesn't complete his adventure in time'.
The depressing thing is that in Majora's Mask you get drilled into your head 'You can't save everyone'. At least a few people die along the way, which is the depressing part.
Let’s keep in mind several people died under ganondorf’s rule, in Majora’s Mask you can save several people, meanwhile in Ocarina, you literally lead Ganondorf to what he wants by playing the game.
Really? I always thought it was because Romani always wished to have a taste of it, so Cremia gave it to her because, well, if she doesn't taste it now, when will she?
What I love about this Zelda game is how it gives you freedom to control time at your will, but teaches you an important lesson. *No matter how many times you turn back the clock, you can never save everyone.*
I think I found out why this song makes me feel a kind of fear I can't get from anything else. I've seen end of the world scenarios in games and movies before. Final Hours, the Moon Falling. It's actually missing something that all the other End of the World scenarios have. It's missing panic. Look around Clock Town. What do you see? Only a handful of people. A man who screams in anger in defiance of a fate that he find too preposterous to believe. The Sword Master, finally losing all his bravado and cowering in the safest place he can think of. The Mailman, desperately torn between the instinct of self preservation, and the duty he has dedicated his whole existence to. The Postmistress, drinking away what sorrow she can because she can't bring herself to leave her town. An older sister, deciding to grant her younger sibling the comfort of drunken unconsciousness so she doesn't need to feel afraid. A Wife, and her Groom that just found true happiness, waiting for whatever may come, finding comfort in each other's arms. You don't see a crowd of people running around, trying to find some tiny speck of hope to cling too, one shred of solace that proves they can't die, not like this. The Silence. It's deafening. All you can hear is the bells and the rumble of the earth. It's a quiet, hopeless end, and everyone knows it. I don't intend to try to sound deep here, but this game is a Masterpiece for being able to evoke this kind of fear. I haven't been able to find that feeling anywhere else.
Brilliantly, this song captures that feeling absolutely perfectly. This is not a frenzied or heart-pumping song signalling the end of the world and that you have to hurry and save it. It's not even a sad song, so to speak. It's hopeless. That song instills a feeling of complete hopelessness, that there's nothing left to do. It's just the end, everything is over. The last few minutes you have are pointless and all you can do is watch and wait.
I couldnt agree with this more. This, among many other things, are the elements that make this game's main threat such a profound mark on you when you play it. The end of the world is such a sickening feeling in this game, it fills you with dread, makes it seem real. And you have to deal with it everytime you get to the 3rd Day, even when you have the 4 Giants, it still fills you with doubt, threatening your ability to protect Clocktown even after you've done everything you can think of to prepare. This is kind of what Breath of the Wild missed with its world and atmosphere. Their wasnt quite this kind of presence with the Calamity. I hope we can have something similar to this in the sequel.
Amazingly worded. I wish I could say more but you've said it so well. This game is so much more than a game, to me. It digs deep into some of the most important feelings we have. Though it is a dark game, there are many sparks of hope throughout.
It’s my all-time favorite game. Yes it is a very depressing game. Knowing the end is inevitable and your approaching your imminent doom, while trying to finish as much as you can in just three days. Romani drinking spiked milk and sleeping close to her older sister only to never wake up again, kafei getting married on judgement day, etc etc etc.
more games need to treat "end of the world" scenarios like this. not panic but acceptance. i know for one that if the world was ending i wouldn't go running out in the streets screaming and panicking, rather sitting in quiet acceptance yet undeniable dread.
the saddest part about this game is that you can’t do all the temples and side missions in one cycle, so even after you beat the game, there’s still problems that go unsolved Edit: Thanks for adding info everyone.
I thought it was implied that all the things you did merge together in a single timeline in the end, given you can see all the things that have happened from the results of completing side quests, even if you didn't do them that cycle?
It's true, some things remain unsolved, but with Link saving Termina and all of its inhabitants, they have all the days of their lives to solve those problems.
@@MehmetAli-jd3jz you say that to them, and inmediately you get out your Ocarina and while you are playing the song of time, with tears in your eyes, you say: i'm sorry.
Even 22 years later, still among the most atmospheric, powerful songs I've ever heard in a video game. Even now, it still brings a sense of terror and excitement to my heart.
The bells and the earthquaking are the icing to this track. No matter what part of the world you are in, you can't avoid hearing those damn bells. Oh? You're just moments away from completing a dungeon? About to finish that quest? Well here's how much time you have left, punk.
Whenever im going to tackle one of the dungeons i always do it after reseting back to day 1 and using song of inverted time so i dont have to worry about the time to much
@molly5917f you dont get the ocarina in the first cycle it just sends you back to when you first talk to the happy mask salesman so you technically don't need the ocarina but if you dont get the ocarina no progess is saved at all when the moon falls, so it would be an end that never ends
The most unsettling thing about Majora's Mask is no matter how hard you try you simply cannot do everything in those three days. Just like real life you can help as much as you can but you can't stop the inevitable. Everyone you know is destined to have something bad happen to them that you can't do anything about. Each good deed done in this game is reset like it didn't matter in the grand scheme of things. Stopping the moon will only cause the problems you failed to solve persist until the ones they had plagued pass away. You can't stop the progression of time, you can't save everyone, one must accept this reality and come to terms. In a sense, the moon falling down on everyone is the only way to make every single problem go away at once.
"You're the bad guy, and when you're bad, you just run. That's fine, right?" The moon child wearing Majora's Mask says that. Majora genuinely sees Link as the bad guy. Life is a curse, making you endure bad things. Pain, sorrow, anger, violence. To live is also to suffer. Majora placed curses upon the 4 lands and created the moon to fall in 3 days and destroy all of Termina, putting an end to everything, like killing is an act of mercy. Majora is the angel of death. Link, "saving" everyone, is just delaying the inevitable. In this regard, Majora considers Link, to be the one that makes everyone suffer.
I'm fortunate I've gotten into a gaming staycation mode given the situation and political/socio-economic bickering, however justified or not, because early on this was my coronavirus anthem. And somehow, despite several countries "solving" it or nearly doing so, I come back to this in an optimistic mood but still find it especially helpful.
"Please take refuge. We are fine here. We shall greet the morning... together." And that line alone with this haunting music easily made this not just my favorite Zelda game, but one of my favorite games of all time period.
I think the reason majora's mask is so effective at instilling such a feeling of dread during the final hours is, not only an absence of any panic, (like what that other comment said) but also an absence of action, for lack of a better word. In most of these end of the world movies, there's some sort of action going on, like the main character trying to beat the clock and save the world. In majora's mask, all you have is you, the moon about to crash down on you, and music that instills a feeling of utter hopelessness. This truly makes it feel like that there is nothing you can do, that all you can do is wait for your inevitable demise. Even everywhere you look in Termina backs this up. You've got the carpenter, defying a fate that he feels is too preposterous to happen. You've got an older sister letting her younger sister find comfort in a drunken unconsciousness. There's the swordsman who finally broke. You find him cowering in fear in the one place that he thinks might be safe. Everywhere, there's that feeling of dread and hopelessness.
You are the hero trying to beat the clock. This is what being the hero is like. The only reason dread doesn't occur in movies is that we are outsiders there, merely watching. But, the hero feels a horrible fate will befall them if they fail their mission.
People who don't understand why this game is so dark miss the subtext, especially during the final hours. Cremia letting her sister Romani drink Chateau Romani so that she's not awake as the world ends is dark, utterly dark and heartbreaking.
this is legit one of the darkest moments in any zelda game istg. its not just “whoops, game over. try again” nah it’s like “You fucked up, families are dying because of YOU.”
to me it’s not really “you fucked up” so much as it is a depiction of the inevitability of death. it feels a lot bigger than “you lost the game lol”, this theme feels introspective of the certainty of death itself, regardless of the moon situation
@@AmaticXLII Everyone is about to push Clock Town Bombers Brother: PUSH Clock Town Citizens: *groans and begins to push Clock Town* After Link Tatl Tael Skull Kid and the Giants stop the moon from crashing. All: YEAH Link: It'll never fall now Tatl: We've saved the town Skull Kid Tael and Giants: Yay Link: Let's go tell everybody they go to tell everyone At the bottom of the cliff Everyone is still pushing Clock Town Bombers Brother: PUSH Clock Town Citizens: *groans and pushes Clock Town* Bombers Brother: PUSH Clock Town Citizens: *groans and pushes Clock Town* Clock Town Citizens: HURRRAAAY *However the moon falls and crashes on them and Clock Town crushing them and Clock Town* Moon: OUUUUCCCCCCHHHHHH
"And so the angry moon fell annihilating- oh wait this is a kids game? *clears throat* the moon hit the ground and anyone caught in the blast was incinerated, all items and such gained these last three days were lost"
I love when games don’t just say “game over” I wanna have my heart ripped out of my body and stomped on! Show me the consequences of my low skill level! That’s one of my main reasons for loving this game so much.
I remember this one time, when I was obsessed with Majora's Mask, I asked my mom what she would do if the world were to end within a matter of hours. She told me she'd spend time with her family and hold them close until the very end. Honestly, that's really no different from what happens in the game. Shows just how real Majora's Mask can be.
@@Xominus well it can hit close to home, Majoras mask tried to replicate how people would feel during the end of the world, except there’s nothing they can do.
@@mr.awesome6011 That just gave me the thought that what if negan could cause all this. Like he was some world ending God and that would be how the show ends. Negan turns heel again and brings the moon down and says that famous line before EVERYTHING is destroyed.
@@ShotokanEditor Depends on who you ask. I think Majora's Mask's atmosphere, world and mechanics puts it a league above OOT. May not have as many dungeons, but the side-story stuff makes up for that IMO. Always something to do. Schedules to follow. Planning. And nuking your save file (for that whole 3-day cycle) if you ran the clock out definitely upped the ante a bit. Not too happy they let you save whenever on the 3DS version, nor that they ruined Zora Link, and a few other negative mechanics (you can fix them with patches at least) changes, but I digress.
@@ChristopherMoon31415 i replayed both (majora had the patch you mentioned) and i still cant say exactly which one is my favorite. Maybe the OOt feels a bit more like the traditional zeldas because of so many dungeons etc while the desparation and the dark mood of majora makes it maybe higher because of the atmosphere. Damn all i gotta say i love em both
Goodness, Final Hours by itself is bad, but when you add the bells and the earthquake, you can tell just by listening to it that the world is about to end.
My mistake. I didn't mean bad with a negative connotation in relation to the composition of the song--it's a beautiful song--I meant bad as in 'inducing feelings of despair', or something along those lines. Perhaps a better word would've been "depressing."
@@digitalfreak8280 it was march 31st when i said that, where mario 3d all stars and mario 35 were delisted from the eshop And all the memes about him dying were there
no chaos, no panic, no screaming in the streets, just hours of waiting, with what feels like the weight of the entire cosmos slowly descending upon you. There isn't even desperation, nor a hope of escape at this point, there is no hope of escaping this cataclysm. Just quiet. Anxious, tense quiet. The swordmaster cowers in his dojo, the denier gives up on his skepticism and accepting his fate as he looks up at the moon slowly crashing down, the postman is paralysed with fear, wishing to flee but scared to abandon the duty that gave his life meaning in the first place. There is nowhere in the town, nor all of Termina, where the clock cannot be heard ringing, couting down to an impending doom that cannot be escaped. The Earth itself quakes in fear. A lone child with the ancient soul of a hero stands at the base of the clocktower, waiting for the clock to strike midnight.
This is a masterpiece, hearing this made me think that it really is the end of the world. The music builds up just like magic that my brain interprets the end of the humanity. I never felt this grief on "end of the world " movies TBH.
I love the fact that you can have an "extra" game over by leaving the Giants to try to stop the moon, but if you don't have the four, then, the only giants available will try to - misserabily - stop the Moon.
"You should stay with us. We will be with you till the very end" Man, Anju and Kafei destroyed me. And I had to go back in time and erasing everything I have done to save them. It was a giant punch in the guts.
(Warning: depressing) Just had one of my worst nightmares ever, and this was the theme music in the background. I knew the exact time that the apocalypse was going to happen, one day in advance. My parents gave me everything they had to prepare me a bag of essentials, and a ticket for a space shuttle ride that would leave to another inhabitable planet. The shuttle departs at the onset of the apocalypse. The day prior was creepy, and the day-of was surreal. Everything looked normal up until the moment it came - first sign was a massive earthquake that rocked the land as if it was water. Then the sky turned purple, and the mountains lit on fire. Panic traffic of those trying to escape cluttered my ability to escape to the freedom that my parents made possible for me. Knowing my escape was impossible, I returned home and clutched onto everything I had, waiting for the world to explode. Yikes lol
Oh understandable, I actually had nightmares with this song in the background as a 6 years old child... I'm just feeling hopeless while listening to it, Koji Kondo is a damn genius
I'm listening to this while scrolling through the Nintendo 3DS eShop one last time, right before it closes... All these games, DLC, videos, and themes... Every last one will be lost to history in a matter of hours. I know all good things must come to an end eventually, but... It's a shame things have to be this way.
This is a true end of the world song. The ambience of the choir, the bells, reminding you time is slipping away. Precious precious time, slipping through the worlds fingers. As they cling on desperately for any hope, when there is none.
Actually, it's even worse than you think. There's few people in Clock Town that haven't accepted their fates. The soldiers, the carnival manager, the postman, and the swordsman. Everyone else is just waiting. Cremia even says that she knows the ranch isn't even safe. She's well aware that there's nothing anybody can do (well, Link can do something, but she doesn't know that and he can't do anything until he's freed all 4 giants).
You really, in a way, have to admire whoever it is who is ringing that bell. What are they thinking? Why do they continue to ring the bell? To warn everyone? In a desperate plea that everything is as Okay as the government said until now? Or simply because they know they cannot get away anymore, and that this is the most meaningful among their tasks, and as such they may as well just do it until the end.
@@browser-mg3lk How tho? When you go to the astral observatory you can see Skull kid floating in the air embracing the moon, he isn't doing anything to the bell.
The bell makes it sound so final. Like the inevitability of it all is weighing down like… oh, I don’t know… a falling moon. And the harpsichord feels like anxiety, the little clicking percussion sounds like chills running down your spine.
The thing that makes Majora’s Mask’s final hours of its world ending scenario so effective is that unlike most scenarios. There’s hardly any panic. At all. Most have just accepted their fate that the moon is going to fall and crush them, and those who don’t have blind faith that it won’t, because they know the alternative is acceptance of a painful fate. Up until the final temple is complete you can’t do anything, you can’t help them, and you’re just as hopeless and would die the same as they would if you couldn’t turn back time, only you can save them and you alone, so it gives much more weight to the scenario. I could go on but many other comments have explained the same as I would, the weight of the music, the bells tolling the final hours of Termina’s life, those who you’ve helped all about to perish. And that, is why Majora’s mask is an atmospheric masterpiece, and one of my favourite games of all time.
To bring a glimmer of hope, if Link was not turned into a Deku Scrub by Skull Kid initially, he does have a chance of stopping Skull Kid and Majora's Mask within exactly three days.
You’re lying in bed, another sleepless night awaits of binging, thinking, and general lounging. As you’re in the midst of whatever you’re doing, the deafening silence was broken by one single noise. A church bell. It startles you at first, but after hearing it again, it calms you somehow, almost as some sort of reassurance. But then it hits you *”I don’t live by a church...”*
@@animatepokemonadventures7889 It is a creepypasta. The bells keep getting louder until you become deaf, after a while of deafness you can hear, but it’s too late. Any newly regained sound will be the last thing you hear.
Schools starting tomorrow and it's an annual tradition to send this to my friends the night before. This is going to be one hell of a school year. Edit : Came back to this comment after a year and wow hadn't realized all the attention this comment gained. Thanks for all your replies. I'm heading into junior year this year and someone specifically left a comment about adulthood and enjoying school. I no nobody cares but that comment kinda hit me. Thanks guy, and here's to another year of school.
I love the reactions different people get to the final hours, my favorite two are the sword master, who is cowering in fear behind his dojo despite boasting about his bravery, and Cremia, who gives romani her wish to drink the adult drink because she knows Romani will not get the chance to grow up. And damn that just hits hard. What a great game
@@TheAbsol7448 yeah, it's by no means a bad game, but it was a bad remake and a far cry from the masterpiece that was the original. it went from amazing to pretty good.
This music. It really symbolizes this game and it’s legacy. Majoras Mask has its own identity more than any Zelda game and it’s the game that will make you feel the most. Whether it be sadness, anger, happiness, or regret. This game not only makes you look at games in a different way, but also your own life.
@@escapetherace1943 IMO, Twilight Princess is overrated as fuck. OoT, MM, SS, ALTTP, ALBW, WW, PH, ST, TLOZ, TAOL, BOTW, LA, OOA/OOS are better than that shit
@@SleepyPj i mean, he cant use floods anymore (he said he wouldnt). I think a giant moon impact would do the job very well. Its not like we would need the planet afterward anyway
The final hours of the 3rd day are without a doubt one of the saddest events in video game history. The once bumbling and lively Clock Town; devoid of any life as people evacuate to try and escape the moon. Few remain; having accepted their fate and waiting for the end to come. It was supposed to be the Carnival of Time; a happy thing that makes the town lively. That festival won’t bring any of the sort, as the people have left or have accepted their fate. The Bombers are playing in the streets on the final hours, unaware of their inevitable deaths or pretending it isn't going to happen. The Mayor is at the Milk Bar, drowning his sorrows and waiting for the Moon to crash down and destroy his town. The swordsman who said he would cut the moon in half spends his final hours cowering in fear. The soldiers guarding the gates have remained as they have not been given the order to evacuate. The head carpenter is standing by the Clock Tower, calling his fellow carpenters cowards for evacuating the town. The bells are chiming and can be heard no matter where in Termina you are. The skies have turned a sinister green and red. Earthquakes shake the land. You have three choices... Play the Song of Time to go back to the first day Go to the Clock Tower and summon the Four Giants to stop the moon. Or just wait. Wait for the moon to come down and destroy Termina and your progress.
Words can't express how much I adore this game. The balanced combat, the characters, all just like a normal Zelda game. Except Majora's Mask taps into some of your darkest emotions. Fear, loss, panic, sadness. This game is such a shift in tone from the happy, adventurous Link we're used to. In this game, you can't save everyone, and you know that. The dread that hangs above you at all times as the moon inches closer and closer. This was my first ever Zelda game, and has, and probably always will be, my favorite. Well played, Nintendo. Well played indeed.
@@fyreblazters doesn't completing all 4 dungeons and getting their masks cause those 4 giants to stop the moon crashing down? It's been a while since I played this last, but if they do, then isn't that saving everyone at one time?
This is the only game theme that give's me chills, anxiety, and the feeling of impending doom. Truly underrated music and I wish people appreciated it more.
*everyone is scared, trying to stay brave. But Link could see, everybody was scared, tense, sad. The world was going to end, and yet everyone stood powerless for what to come, as the giant moon is crashing into the earth. Link looked around, as The Final Hours strike. Link looked up, at their end. Link reached in his inventory and pulled out the instrument, the ocarina.* everything is silent, as time seem to have frozen in Links eyes. * *right a down right a down* Time reverses, as it is back to the day where it all started. The 1st day
i got to this comment right when the bells sped up and the rumblings drowned out the music and then it just faded as the video ended literally perfect timing
I had a dream after listening to this. I was in my house relaxing, until all of a sudden I heard bells,(I live near a church) I looked out the window and I saw a gigantic ball of fire in the horizon. I began to feel earthquakes, everything inside started to fall from the shelves. Electricity stopped working, the lights turned off, I saw people standing outside their homes together. The bells started to get louder and louder, everyone was scared and crying. The sky turned orange. Then the ball of fire got bigger, to the point where it hurt your eyes, the temperature was so high you sweated almost immediately. I saw children crying with their moms. Then everything got destroyed like it was nothing. People burned and disintegrated along with their houses. Everything and everyone no longer existed, movies announced to be shown soon never got seen, upcoming videogames, new cars, new technology, fast food places, everything was gone in an instant. I woke up scared, but I was glad it wasn’t real.
I'm 26 now and today's life feels like this game - time is running out for you, but I don't have a song of time to restart and the tragedy is allreardy over, the moon already crushed all hopes and nothing of childhoods joy is left. Thank you so very much Zelda, I will never forget the hours I played you.
"The flow of time is always cruel… Its speed seems different for each person, but no one can change it… A thing that doesn't change with time is a memory of younger days." - Sheik
Mario: This is it, Luigi... The end is near Luigi: Is there a way out of this Mario? Mario: I have no idea, but remember this: When you least expect it, time will take you with them
Wow! Koji Kondo really caught the idea of death and despair with this music. Listening to it really makes you feel like it's the end of the world. This game was and still is ahead of its time. So much emotion!
I remember coming home from school as a kid, I'd pop this into the N64, fast forward to the final night just to hear this. For some reason, it gave me a sense of comfort that I can't really explain. Even now, it brings back feelings of nostalgia, simpler times that I'll never get to experience again.
Bro, it's bizarre how much this song conveys a feeling of melancholy and sadness, because you see several people with their happy lives, die without you being able to do anything
Just think: This song represents Aonuma's anxiety about the looming deadline Miyamoto gave him. Aonuma wished to make a new experience in the Zelda series (that being Majora's Mask) against the wishes of Miyamoto, who wanted to make a "remix" of sorts for Ocarina of Time. Miyamoto said "Okay Aonuma, but I'm giving you a strict deadline, and if you fail, we scrap your project and do my idea." Miyamoto was the Happy Mask Salesman, whereby once the moon crashed into the Earth and Link's time was up, the Happy Mask Salesman would show up laughing, half-heatedly saying "You've met with a terrible fate, haven't you?" That was how Aonuma envisioned Miyamoto approaching him if he couldn't reach his deadline, where Miyamoto would offer disingenuous sympathy towards Aonuma's failure, and then promptly move on to poach what once was Aonuma's team and direct them to abandon the project and leave it in ruins in order to make Miyamoto's game. And the Happy Mask Salesman wasn't written to be sporadic, short-tempered drama queen just to be funny. THAT is Miyamoto too. After all, Miyamoto has been described as a "slightly more friendly Steve Jobs." Anyways, this song is meant to represent Aonuma's deepest worries he had about failing to complete Majora's Mask in time. I sincerely believe that Aonuma made Majora's Mask into a work of art more so than any other title in The Legend of Zelda franchise, because everything in the game was intended to represent this time of his life in one way or another.
the bells are really what gives this track it's emotional strength. even listening to it on it's own you still have that constant reminder that the world is coming to an end and there's little time to prevent it.
it’s that the despair and the emotional aspect is so real yet there is still always the bell chiming as a constant reminder that the clock does not care what you think about the end of the world
They say there are 5 stages to grief, and if that’s so (which I believe there is) the whole reason we go through those 5 stages is motivated by one thing, fear, and this theme captures it perfectly.
Cosmic fear, at our place in the universe, to try to find some meaning before our time comes, trying to wonder whether it all meant something. Perhaps it was just random energy surges. And that concept is perfectly encapsulated in this score.
Out of all the videogame soundtracks I've listened to, this is the one that brings me to tears. It reminds me of my past, before I was cursed with depression. Somehow this song brings me hope, despite being called 'final hours' Thank you for reminding me of the good times
There aren't too many tracks that bring me to tears. Oddly this isn't one of them. It's somber and emotional, but doesn't give me that. Off the top of my head, Sad Girl(Galaxy), Gateway Galaxy, Partner's Theme(PSMD), Unwavering Emotions(Black and White), Midna's Lament, and a few Pokemon Emerald tracks. Emerald and Partner's Theme are mostly just a nostalgic punch to the gut.Wait. I totally forgot to include N's Farewell and Route 10. Those are gut punchers, too.
I love Majora’s Mask because it shows you the consequences of your actions. Like, you didn’t finish your quest? Too bad, the world is gonna end. It’s the same with Twilight Princess! When you die, the game over screen isn’t rousing and full of energy, saying “get up! You’ve got to save Hyrule!” It’s sad and somber. It’s saying “you’ve failed and now all of Hyrule is gone because of you.” And with Midna’s Lament as well. Even though it’s not on a clock, you still feel like it is. The music instills a fear of losing someone you love because you weren’t fast enough
As someone whose first ever game that I ever played and beaten I always look back at this song and just realize how yet scary it sounds almost feels soothing in a weird way, if it was the end of the world and this is what I heard before dying a quick painless death I wouldn’t mind hearing this. It just feels good
@@calibvr facts. Even tho I’m not done playing yet I still have the stone temple to get to it’s still one of the best I’ve played so far. Tho nothing can beat skyward sword
@@summergurnsey3147 I guess we all have opinions. You loving skyward sword is probably like me loving Windwaker, there’s just something about the game that’s amazing.
This song just expresses death, hopelessness, and the end. It puts all of those into one song and I find it beautiful but unsettling at the same time. It is currently 2 AM, and I'm honestly scared to have some nightmare with this song playing.
You can really feel the crushing feeling of hopelessness in this song. You can reverse time, but what about them? They get to live in fear, with the land beneath them quaking and the bells tolling. All hope is lost.
It's amazing how this one piece of music allows you to feel such an array of emotions. I feel the hollowness of this moment. I feel scared, alone and depressed. Yet, I also feel acceptance of what is to come. I feel the collective understanding of death and how life is a game not played by us. That's what makes Legend of Zelda a masterpiece.
When I listen to this, I imagine a montage, or collection of all the characters in the game looking up at the moon, preparing for their demise. Romani, laying with her cows, resting with them one last time. The hen man, cuddling his chicks, unable to see them grow to be roosters. The swordsman, cowaring in the corner, too scared to be the strong warrior that he was once upon a time. And Link. Knowing that he failed. Failed himself. Failed his friends. And failed his home.
This is without a doubt...the most dreadful song...of any video game ever... you Zelda fans know why...the feeling cannot easily be described with words...
The world is coming to an end and all you and your newly made friends can do is just sit and accept your demise enjoy the remaining time you have for soon you will meet a terrible faith!
Tim G This moment was haunting, it always will be. That looming dread, watching as the world around you falls into depression and regret. And depending on your quest, is this the end? Or do you need to force them to live through it all again? Your not a hero in this game, just another pawn. A terrible fate indeed..
Other games will tell you that this bad guy brings doom with him. They'll tell you time and time again through your hours long adventure. This game, however, doesn't hesitate to show you how close the destruction of all things you know is. Sure, you the player may find it terrifying but you shouldn't - you have a way out - a chance at more time. You may be repeating the same cycle but at least you can prevent the cycle's tragic end. The ones I think we really feel for are the characters in game. We see the five stages of grief displayed through them - denial, anger, bargaining, sadness and acceptance. They have no way out... this is it for them. Some of them have taken to likely useless shelter in an attempt to save themselves while others stand out in the open realizing that there's no hope. There's no alternate timeline in their mind. It's coming down and there's no way out.
It you're gonna fall, then what's stoppin' ya, you monster!? Cowards!! All of you!! Not a one of you stayed!!! My apprentice will be disgusted with all of you!!! Hmph!! I'll have a fine carnival without you... IF YOU'RE GONNA FALL, THEN FALL ALREADY!!!
I felt bad for them. They didn't want to believe that world was actually ending. But no matter the cause they still fulfilled they're families traditions. For the last time.
The final hours have some of the most heart-wrenching dialogue from characters in the game. The town swordsman is shaking uncontrollably in a secret room within his dojo and basically just says "I don't want to die." The mailman more or less gives up until you talk to him, at which point he stands proud and says that not even the end of the world can get in the way of his postal duties, and he proceeds to start making his rounds even as the moon is crashing into the town. If the Kafei/Anju quest has been started but failed, Anju will refuse to leave her Inn, saying that Kafei promised he would show up and that she still believes he will...
i know its a joke but the reason she says that because she knows the moon is going to kill them, thats another reason why she lets romani drink the chateau drink
This is it, Luigi.
Remember, where there's smoke...
*DeltaSamuraiDX* they pinch back ... pinchpinchpinpinpipppppppppppp
*ERROR !!!*
@@DeltaBlazin there's fire...
@@Faceless_time_traveler i understood that reference.
@@Faceless_time_traveler when you pinch Wendy's pennies they pinch back pinchpinchpinpinpinpiiiiiiii *explosion*
Ah yes, the "I LEFT MY GAME UNPAUSED?!" theme.
lol
OMG I LOVE THIS COMMENT
Very underrated comment
soooo true
Nostalgia kicks hard
I love how the Clock Bell stabs through the melody, as if there's nothing to stop the flow of time.
That adds to the hopeless surrealism of the ambience, the mournful cry for those already dead to a fate they never thought would be their timely parting.
yeah.
If only there was a musical instrument and a magical song that would reverse time but unfortunately there isn't one.
Love this.
@@unoriginalperson72 Yeah, and if only some 7-8 year old kid in green turned into a tree and then fell into town through a stump would go around doing quests and defeating things to free the giants so that they could go up to the Moon and stop Skull Kid.
_But alas..._
Playing this in the last five minutes before the eShops shut down. It's been an honor, lads.
If only we had more time
It really has been :(
Lads... 😥
@@itsmattletsgetittttt3547 Play the song, NOW!!
@@mihailcirlig8187 not sure i can now...
Nintendo went from 'Yeah let's have Link save Hyrule at the last possible moment' in OoT to 'Yeah let's just kill everyone if Link doesn't complete his adventure in time'.
To be fair In majoras mask link has to save termina at the last possible moment too, it’s has to be the end of the 3 days final hour
The depressing thing is that in Majora's Mask you get drilled into your head 'You can't save everyone'. At least a few people die along the way, which is the depressing part.
Let’s keep in mind several people died under ganondorf’s rule, in Majora’s Mask you can save several people, meanwhile in Ocarina, you literally lead Ganondorf to what he wants by playing the game.
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Every body wanted a new game but Jesus they did not expect it to be so dark
Cremia is giving Romani alcohol so she wont feel pain.
The carpenter is still in denial
Screaming at the moon.
@@asterismdeii You get to drink alcohol from one day to another, it just happens randomly but I get your point, cheers!
Really? I always thought it was because Romani always wished to have a taste of it, so Cremia gave it to her because, well, if she doesn't taste it now, when will she?
This whole game was dark as hell.
The whole death thing and the masks have nods to japanese demon culture
Cheers to everyone
God, the more I read about this game the darker it gets. I loved it as a child and I love it as an adult even more.
The carpenter is the true MVP here. He ain’t scared of no demonic death sphere.
What I love about this Zelda game is how it gives you freedom to control time at your will, but teaches you an important lesson.
*No matter how many times you turn back the clock, you can never save everyone.*
it's great
despite being The Hero of Time
you can never change what would eventually come, only delay it for yourself
A lesson Shirou failed to learn.
If only you could travel back to the point before Link met the skull kid and ended up in Termina.
@@saberiandream316 I didn't think I would see a Fate/stay night reference here.
@@uligallardo8110 He wanted to save everyone. The OP mentions this game teaches that you can't save everyone.
The final hours of 3DS and Wii U servers... it's been such an honor to spend these years with you all.
Same.
Damn... It's already been two months since they closed. Now they're going for Xbox 360 marketplace. Time passes really fast...
Pretendo network hack, my man. The fun never stops!
@@Dannn_XDReally Makes the Fact that The PS3 Servers are still up special, its last man standing.
Same...god I'm crying rn...
I think I found out why this song makes me feel a kind of fear I can't get from anything else. I've seen end of the world scenarios in games and movies before. Final Hours, the Moon Falling. It's actually missing something that all the other End of the World scenarios have. It's missing panic. Look around Clock Town. What do you see? Only a handful of people. A man who screams in anger in defiance of a fate that he find too preposterous to believe. The Sword Master, finally losing all his bravado and cowering in the safest place he can think of. The Mailman, desperately torn between the instinct of self preservation, and the duty he has dedicated his whole existence to. The Postmistress, drinking away what sorrow she can because she can't bring herself to leave her town. An older sister, deciding to grant her younger sibling the comfort of drunken unconsciousness so she doesn't need to feel afraid. A Wife, and her Groom that just found true happiness, waiting for whatever may come, finding comfort in each other's arms. You don't see a crowd of people running around, trying to find some tiny speck of hope to cling too, one shred of solace that proves they can't die, not like this. The Silence. It's deafening. All you can hear is the bells and the rumble of the earth. It's a quiet, hopeless end, and everyone knows it. I don't intend to try to sound deep here, but this game is a Masterpiece for being able to evoke this kind of fear. I haven't been able to find that feeling anywhere else.
Brilliantly, this song captures that feeling absolutely perfectly. This is not a frenzied or heart-pumping song signalling the end of the world and that you have to hurry and save it. It's not even a sad song, so to speak.
It's hopeless. That song instills a feeling of complete hopelessness, that there's nothing left to do. It's just the end, everything is over. The last few minutes you have are pointless and all you can do is watch and wait.
Beautiful synopsis
I couldnt agree with this more. This, among many other things, are the elements that make this game's main threat such a profound mark on you when you play it. The end of the world is such a sickening feeling in this game, it fills you with dread, makes it seem real. And you have to deal with it everytime you get to the 3rd Day, even when you have the 4 Giants, it still fills you with doubt, threatening your ability to protect Clocktown even after you've done everything you can think of to prepare.
This is kind of what Breath of the Wild missed with its world and atmosphere. Their wasnt quite this kind of presence with the Calamity. I hope we can have something similar to this in the sequel.
Really impressive how this masterpiece was made in just a year.
Amazingly worded. I wish I could say more but you've said it so well.
This game is so much more than a game, to me. It digs deep into some of the most important feelings we have. Though it is a dark game, there are many sparks of hope throughout.
This is the type of sadness that doesn't make you cry, it just gives you an empty feeling inside that there is no hope whatsoever.
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Majora's mask was such a dark and depressing game... I loved it
Same!
Same
@Link, how are you speaking without grunts or text options
The crazy part is they said botw 2 will be darker
It’s my all-time favorite game. Yes it is a very depressing game. Knowing the end is inevitable and your approaching your imminent doom, while trying to finish as much as you can in just three days. Romani drinking spiked milk and sleeping close to her older sister only to never wake up again, kafei getting married on judgement day, etc etc etc.
more games need to treat "end of the world" scenarios like this. not panic but acceptance. i know for one that if the world was ending i wouldn't go running out in the streets screaming and panicking, rather sitting in quiet acceptance yet undeniable dread.
I'd probably be playing this theme while it happens. From my living room too.
Fine you can sit there while im going back in time to stop this
Also how in the mayors meeting its them clinging to denial as a sort of comfort, even knowing its hopeless.
Too much of oriental mindset. Anti adhd. Not going to work now, as we're into sorts, reels, tiktoks.
Oh boy do I have a game to recommend... You might have already played it:
Outer Wilds
This entire song is perfectly summed up in three words.
This is it.
This is it, Luigi!
Remember: Where there's smoke...
They pinch back
All toasters toast toast
@@gamerofgamers1417 There's fire.
the saddest part about this game is that you can’t do all the temples and side missions in one cycle, so even after you beat the game, there’s still problems that go unsolved
Edit: Thanks for adding info everyone.
I think I managed to do that, but however, in order to reunite Kafei and Anju, you will have to let the old Bomb Shop lady get mugged.
I thought it was implied that all the things you did merge together in a single timeline in the end, given you can see all the things that have happened from the results of completing side quests, even if you didn't do them that cycle?
That seems like the best option.
It's true, some things remain unsolved, but with Link saving Termina and all of its inhabitants, they have all the days of their lives to solve those problems.
@@XxTheUltraxX Except for the most urgent ones, like the eggs or the monkey.
"We will greet the morning... together."
-Anju
:'( I'm sorry but the morning won't come
@@MehmetAli-jd3jz Me: err the morning starts before the moon crashed
@@MehmetAli-jd3jz you say that to them, and inmediately you get out your Ocarina and while you are playing the song of time, with tears in your eyes, you say: i'm sorry.
@@GreenLoonie i make their quest last, so i can just go straight to the moon without erasing their love.
Literally makes me fucking weep every time.
“The whole world is on your shoulders. If you don’t hurry up, the moon will be too.”
This line go's crazy
Even 22 years later, still among the most atmospheric, powerful songs I've ever heard in a video game. Even now, it still brings a sense of terror and excitement to my heart.
Wow seeing a recent comment and from Phantomstrider!
i agree.
is ur pfp south park?
@@F.E.M.T.O Nope it isn't south park :) This an original commission by an artist. I actually don't like South Park at all nowadays.
@@phantomstrider huh, you learn something new every day
The final hours of free Nintendo switch online
Naw. Final hours of club penguins where its at
Final Hours Of Miiverse😓😢😥😭
Final hours of Wii Shop Channel.
Nintendo switch is p2p online now?
Kevin De La Bastide I remember it like it was yesterday...
The bells and the earthquaking are the icing to this track. No matter what part of the world you are in, you can't avoid hearing those damn bells.
Oh? You're just moments away from completing a dungeon?
About to finish that quest?
Well here's how much time you have left, punk.
Oof this hit 10 year old me pretty damn hard
I was fighting Gyorg with 2 minutes left
aka 7/21 minutes
Whenever im going to tackle one of the dungeons i always do it after reseting back to day 1 and using song of inverted time so i dont have to worry about the time to much
I was searching for the last damn fairy while 5 minutes left
*Visible Anxiety*
The last day starts in 2 hours! Please enjoy the time you have left! Time is not eternal.
-Happy Mask Salesman!
@Molly imagine the part where Link is retrieving the ocarina from Skull Kid and it drops and breaks
@molly5917f you dont get the ocarina in the first cycle it just sends you back to when you first talk to the happy mask salesman so you technically don't need the ocarina but if you dont get the ocarina no progess is saved at all when the moon falls, so it would be an end that never ends
@@weinereater-wm6qmso basically an actual “ speedrun “ lol
The most unsettling thing about Majora's Mask is no matter how hard you try you simply cannot do everything in those three days. Just like real life you can help as much as you can but you can't stop the inevitable. Everyone you know is destined to have something bad happen to them that you can't do anything about. Each good deed done in this game is reset like it didn't matter in the grand scheme of things. Stopping the moon will only cause the problems you failed to solve persist until the ones they had plagued pass away. You can't stop the progression of time, you can't save everyone, one must accept this reality and come to terms. In a sense, the moon falling down on everyone is the only way to make every single problem go away at once.
D A M N
T H A T ' S D E E P
That's why you free the giants and enter the moon
Well said. In a sense, letting the moon fall and destroy all of Termina is a "good" ending itself.
"You're the bad guy, and when you're bad, you just run. That's fine, right?"
The moon child wearing Majora's Mask says that.
Majora genuinely sees Link as the bad guy. Life is a curse, making you endure bad things. Pain, sorrow, anger, violence. To live is also to suffer. Majora placed curses upon the 4 lands and created the moon to fall in 3 days and destroy all of Termina, putting an end to everything, like killing is an act of mercy. Majora is the angel of death.
Link, "saving" everyone, is just delaying the inevitable. In this regard, Majora considers Link, to be the one that makes everyone suffer.
I love you, you are so right, a man of culture
This theme aged really well...
A bit too well, under the current situation...
This theme describes 2020.
Hey 2020! It's about time you picked on someone else your own size!
I'm fortunate I've gotten into a gaming staycation mode given the situation and political/socio-economic bickering, however justified or not, because early on this was my coronavirus anthem. And somehow, despite several countries "solving" it or nearly doing so, I come back to this in an optimistic mood but still find it especially helpful.
Anibal Osbaldo yeah no not happening
"Please take refuge. We are fine here. We shall greet the morning... together."
And that line alone with this haunting music easily made this not just my favorite Zelda game, but one of my favorite games of all time period.
And If you do it the cycle you beat the game; you ensure that statement rings true
Anju...
When was that said?
@@INGLEBOP When you complete the questline with the two lovers
@@ECODKyleskymast ahhh
the Hardest mask to get
I think the reason majora's mask is so effective at instilling such a feeling of dread during the final hours is, not only an absence of any panic, (like what that other comment said) but also an absence of action, for lack of a better word. In most of these end of the world movies, there's some sort of action going on, like the main character trying to beat the clock and save the world. In majora's mask, all you have is you, the moon about to crash down on you, and music that instills a feeling of utter hopelessness. This truly makes it feel like that there is nothing you can do, that all you can do is wait for your inevitable demise. Even everywhere you look in Termina backs this up. You've got the carpenter, defying a fate that he feels is too preposterous to happen. You've got an older sister letting her younger sister find comfort in a drunken unconsciousness. There's the swordsman who finally broke. You find him cowering in fear in the one place that he thinks might be safe. Everywhere, there's that feeling of dread and hopelessness.
You are the hero trying to beat the clock. This is what being the hero is like. The only reason dread doesn't occur in movies is that we are outsiders there, merely watching. But, the hero feels a horrible fate will befall them if they fail their mission.
People who don't understand why this game is so dark miss the subtext, especially during the final hours. Cremia letting her sister Romani drink Chateau Romani so that she's not awake as the world ends is dark, utterly dark and heartbreaking.
this is legit one of the darkest moments in any zelda game istg.
its not just “whoops, game over. try again”
nah it’s like “You fucked up, families are dying because of YOU.”
to me it’s not really “you fucked up” so much as it is a depiction of the inevitability of death. it feels a lot bigger than “you lost the game lol”, this theme feels introspective of the certainty of death itself, regardless of the moon situation
and you lost your items so that sucks
...yup
Then you use the song of time to go back so yeah
well, it's more of "you took too long. now watch, for your time to stop this is up." feel
Bombers Brother: WE SHOULD TAKE CLOCK TOWN AND PUSH IT SOMEWHERE ELSE.
Katelyn Bodiford Whoever you are, I love you.
That plan might just work
TO GET US ALL KILLED
@@AmaticXLII
Everyone is about to push Clock Town
Bombers Brother: PUSH
Clock Town Citizens: *groans and begins to push Clock Town*
After Link Tatl Tael Skull Kid and the Giants stop the moon from crashing.
All: YEAH
Link: It'll never fall now
Tatl: We've saved the town
Skull Kid Tael and Giants: Yay
Link: Let's go tell everybody they go to tell everyone
At the bottom of the cliff Everyone is still pushing Clock Town
Bombers Brother: PUSH
Clock Town Citizens: *groans and pushes Clock Town*
Bombers Brother: PUSH
Clock Town Citizens: *groans and pushes Clock Town*
Clock Town Citizens: HURRRAAAY
*However the moon falls and crashes on them and Clock Town crushing them and Clock Town*
Moon: OUUUUCCCCCCHHHHHH
Seems like what Patrick did in spongebob
"And so the angry moon fell annihilating- oh wait this is a kids game? *clears throat* the moon hit the ground and anyone caught in the blast was incinerated, all items and such gained these last three days were lost"
If this doesn't play on the end of the world, then i'm not dying
same.
Same
same
same
If this doesn't play when the world ends, then I will end the world myself while playing this song.
Legitimately surprised other people have this same new years tradition of listening to this.
Wishing you all well.
I love when games don’t just say “game over” I wanna have my heart ripped out of my body and stomped on! Show me the consequences of my low skill level! That’s one of my main reasons for loving this game so much.
Muddy Buddy like in banjo when Tooie is transformed into a fat witch
fml *gasp* I dunno but I think your profile pic is a JoJo reference, just sayin’
Game Over
Return of Ganon
Yes, I agree.
I mean that's a little...
Okay. Play Dark Souls.
I remember this one time, when I was obsessed with Majora's Mask, I asked my mom what she would do if the world were to end within a matter of hours. She told me she'd spend time with her family and hold them close until the very end.
Honestly, that's really no different from what happens in the game. Shows just how real Majora's Mask can be.
Nintendo really did nail it perfectly.....right in the feels
@@farhaanj4330
Yup. :')
Lmao Majora's Mask is in no way able to be real, dumbfuck.
@@Xominus well it can hit close to home, Majoras mask tried to replicate how people would feel during the end of the world, except there’s nothing they can do.
@@Xominus Alternate universe
"You saved us... We're grateful."
"The day will come when you won't be."
The
WHAT?!
"You can breathe. You can blink. You can cry. Hell, you'll all be doing that."
@@mr.awesome6011 thanks negan
@@mr.awesome6011 That just gave me the thought that what if negan could cause all this. Like he was some world ending God and that would be how the show ends. Negan turns heel again and brings the moon down and says that famous line before EVERYTHING is destroyed.
@@The_P.O.P And who is Negan?
I can’t believe this game was made in a year, it’s such a masterpiece
One of the best Zelda games I’ve ever had the chance of playing. (Okay oot was good too but mm surpasses it in my opinion.)
@@BrokenReality124 It doesnt really surpass OOt but its indeed very high up there with the best ones, these two were always my favorites
With so little time to get the project done, it's no wonder the game became so heavily focused on fleeting time and despair.
@@ShotokanEditor Depends on who you ask. I think Majora's Mask's atmosphere, world and mechanics puts it a league above OOT. May not have as many dungeons, but the side-story stuff makes up for that IMO. Always something to do. Schedules to follow. Planning. And nuking your save file (for that whole 3-day cycle) if you ran the clock out definitely upped the ante a bit. Not too happy they let you save whenever on the 3DS version, nor that they ruined Zora Link, and a few other negative mechanics (you can fix them with patches at least) changes, but I digress.
@@ChristopherMoon31415 i replayed both (majora had the patch you mentioned) and i still cant say exactly which one is my favorite. Maybe the OOt feels a bit more like the traditional zeldas because of so many dungeons etc while the desparation and the dark mood of majora makes it maybe higher because of the atmosphere. Damn all i gotta say i love em both
Goodness, Final Hours by itself is bad, but when you add the bells and the earthquake, you can tell just by listening to it that the world is about to end.
GreenComet_ you’ve met with a terrible fate, haven’t you?
Bad is the wrong word
Not bad, just incomplete
My mistake. I didn't mean bad with a negative connotation in relation to the composition of the song--it's a beautiful song--I meant bad as in 'inducing feelings of despair', or something along those lines. Perhaps a better word would've been "depressing."
@@SeamusTheHunter i knew what you meant the first time lol
This is what mario is hearing in his head right now
Yeah because the 35th
lol
What
@@digitalfreak8280 it was march 31st when i said that, where mario 3d all stars and mario 35 were delisted from the eshop
And all the memes about him dying were there
@@Hawkow_Ruby ah thanks
no chaos, no panic, no screaming in the streets, just hours of waiting, with what feels like the weight of the entire cosmos slowly descending upon you. There isn't even desperation, nor a hope of escape at this point, there is no hope of escaping this cataclysm. Just quiet. Anxious, tense quiet. The swordmaster cowers in his dojo, the denier gives up on his skepticism and accepting his fate as he looks up at the moon slowly crashing down, the postman is paralysed with fear, wishing to flee but scared to abandon the duty that gave his life meaning in the first place. There is nowhere in the town, nor all of Termina, where the clock cannot be heard ringing, couting down to an impending doom that cannot be escaped. The Earth itself quakes in fear. A lone child with the ancient soul of a hero stands at the base of the clocktower, waiting for the clock to strike midnight.
This comment goes so deep, man! Holy sh*t!
290th Like. Incredible, man
It have to be midnight for something like this to happen
Uh
Ok
This is a masterpiece, hearing this made me think that it really is the end of the world. The music builds up just like magic that my brain interprets the end of the humanity. I never felt this grief on "end of the world " movies TBH.
same.
You’re just like me
*final hours theme starts*
Me: *still fighting the boss dungeon*
Me: *I N T E R N A L S C R E A M I N G*
This happened to me with the sky temple and I finished it but I was looking for the last fairy and I had 5 minutes left but I found it.
Sky temple?
@@compy2273 my bad I ment spirit temple I haven't played majoras mask in a while
@@danielkraemer5744 maybe you meant stone tower temple?
@@TheAressandoro same thing
I love the fact that you can have an "extra" game over by leaving the Giants to try to stop the moon, but if you don't have the four, then, the only giants available will try to - misserabily - stop the Moon.
sad
"Ayo the pizza here!"
@@SonicMaster519 no thats for omori
@@thatoneautistickid9386 Nah, it’s applicable to basically anything
@@thatoneautistickid9386 This is fitting: th-cam.com/video/lt3TKq8Qdvo/w-d-xo.html
"You're still here?
You might as well watch the fireworks...
It might be you last chance...."
Sky Monkey who says this?
The shop owner of the bomb shop
"You should stay with us.
We will be with you till the very end"
Man, Anju and Kafei destroyed me. And I had to go back in time and erasing everything I have done to save them.
It was a giant punch in the guts.
Grass grows
Birds fly 🐦
Sun shines ☀
And brotha
T H E D A R K N E S S I S C O M I N G
Y O U N E E D T O R U N
Just came from the video
Shun* Shines
"Oh no! I knew dis would happen! I foresaw dis!"-Scout
Snick: Run?... I AM THE D A R K N E S S
@@alejandrobueno631 stupid ass purple hedgehog you can’t even catch up to Peppino how will you manage to go as fast as the dark
You've met with a terrible fate, havent you?
Translation:
"You stupid"
nah nah!
whats 9 + 10
21
@@supersunman6056 correct
That one kid in class:
No its 19. Not 21!
Playing this on New Years with all the fireworks going off is very fitting.
Absolute truth
YOUVE DOOMED US ALL!
Especially New Years for 2020.
im going to do that
just in major key!
(Warning: depressing) Just had one of my worst nightmares ever, and this was the theme music in the background. I knew the exact time that the apocalypse was going to happen, one day in advance. My parents gave me everything they had to prepare me a bag of essentials, and a ticket for a space shuttle ride that would leave to another inhabitable planet. The shuttle departs at the onset of the apocalypse. The day prior was creepy, and the day-of was surreal. Everything looked normal up until the moment it came - first sign was a massive earthquake that rocked the land as if it was water. Then the sky turned purple, and the mountains lit on fire. Panic traffic of those trying to escape cluttered my ability to escape to the freedom that my parents made possible for me. Knowing my escape was impossible, I returned home and clutched onto everything I had, waiting for the world to explode. Yikes lol
Wow
Poggers
Me who's just here because e3 starts in 12 hours:
Oh understandable, I actually had nightmares with this song in the background as a 6 years old child... I'm just feeling hopeless while listening to it, Koji Kondo is a damn genius
Lucid dream?
I'm listening to this while scrolling through the Nintendo 3DS eShop one last time, right before it closes... All these games, DLC, videos, and themes... Every last one will be lost to history in a matter of hours. I know all good things must come to an end eventually, but...
It's a shame things have to be this way.
It is truly a shame
well i mean no theres thankfully emulation
You've met with a terrible fate,
Haven't you?
Unless you’re like my friend, and engage in some good ole piracy.
hShop 🔥🔥
Me: man there's no way 2020 could get any worse than this.
*December 1st, 2020:*
Lets hope it doesn’t happens on august 1st
Eric C all we can do is hope, hope for a better tomorrow, for a better time, or simply just to continue living
@@ericthecringelord oh god!
72 Hours Remain.
save it for 2020's new years...
This is a true end of the world song. The ambience of the choir, the bells, reminding you time is slipping away. Precious precious time, slipping through the worlds fingers. As they cling on desperately for any hope, when there is none.
ants always run around like crazy whenever something happens like moving will save them
Sort of like the Nintendo version of "Nearer My God to Thee" (the song that the band played on the Titanic as it sank).
Actually, it's even worse than you think. There's few people in Clock Town that haven't accepted their fates. The soldiers, the carnival manager, the postman, and the swordsman. Everyone else is just waiting.
Cremia even says that she knows the ranch isn't even safe. She's well aware that there's nothing anybody can do (well, Link can do something, but she doesn't know that and he can't do anything until he's freed all 4 giants).
You really, in a way, have to admire whoever it is who is ringing that bell. What are they thinking? Why do they continue to ring the bell? To warn everyone? In a desperate plea that everything is as Okay as the government said until now? Or simply because they know they cannot get away anymore, and that this is the most meaningful among their tasks, and as such they may as well just do it until the end.
Very deep, very deep indeed
Bruh now that cuts deep
It's probably just Mutoh (the carpenter) doing that. Maybe the bell is part of the carnival.
Probably He wants to call The 4 Giants...😔
@@browser-mg3lk How tho? When you go to the astral observatory you can see Skull kid floating in the air embracing the moon, he isn't doing anything to the bell.
The bell makes it sound so final. Like the inevitability of it all is weighing down like… oh, I don’t know… a falling moon. And the harpsichord feels like anxiety, the little clicking percussion sounds like chills running down your spine.
The thing that makes Majora’s Mask’s final hours of its world ending scenario so effective is that unlike most scenarios.
There’s hardly any panic. At all.
Most have just accepted their fate that the moon is going to fall and crush them, and those who don’t have blind faith that it won’t, because they know the alternative is acceptance of a painful fate.
Up until the final temple is complete you can’t do anything, you can’t help them, and you’re just as hopeless and would die the same as they would if you couldn’t turn back time, only you can save them and you alone, so it gives much more weight to the scenario.
I could go on but many other comments have explained the same as I would, the weight of the music, the bells tolling the final hours of Termina’s life, those who you’ve helped all about to perish.
And that, is why Majora’s mask is an atmospheric masterpiece, and one of my favourite games of all time.
Damn spoken by a true future end of the world movie maker.
yeah...
The sword master is panicking and cowering in fear though
Its also so unlike a zelda game, the world is ending and nobody can do anything, except link who can travel back in time to call the giants
To bring a glimmer of hope, if Link was not turned into a Deku Scrub by Skull Kid initially, he does have a chance of stopping Skull Kid and Majora's Mask within exactly three days.
You’re lying in bed, another sleepless night awaits of binging, thinking, and general lounging.
As you’re in the midst of whatever you’re doing, the deafening silence was broken by one single noise.
A church bell.
It startles you at first, but after hearing it again, it calms you somehow, almost as some sort of reassurance.
But then it hits you
*”I don’t live by a church...”*
But it wasn't a church making the bells it was a watchtower...
That's a good creepypasta
@@animatepokemonadventures7889 It is a creepypasta. The bells keep getting louder until you become deaf, after a while of deafness you can hear, but it’s too late. Any newly regained sound will be the last thing you hear.
The moment I finished reading that, a fucking shiver went down my body.
Idk if that was coisidence or not, but goddamn.
I live like one block away from two churches that are, I kid you not, right next to each other
Schools starting tomorrow and it's an annual tradition to send this to my friends the night before. This is going to be one hell of a school year.
Edit : Came back to this comment after a year and wow hadn't realized all the attention this comment gained. Thanks for all your replies. I'm heading into junior year this year and someone specifically left a comment about adulthood and enjoying school. I no nobody cares but that comment kinda hit me. Thanks guy, and here's to another year of school.
I'm doing the exact same thing
i’ll do the same thing
Dawn of the final day
School really is the end of the world ain't it
I did that
I love the reactions different people get to the final hours, my favorite two are the sword master, who is cowering in fear behind his dojo despite boasting about his bravery, and Cremia, who gives romani her wish to drink the adult drink because she knows Romani will not get the chance to grow up. And damn that just hits hard. What a great game
for a game pumped out after a year of development it's friggin godly
That's part of the reason why it was so unique
@@iverson64_ unless you're a majoras mask 3d
@@dreadfulroses that was so disappointing.
I don't get the hate for MM 3D. Sure, it created some problems, but it's still MM, and it's not _that_ bad.
@@TheAbsol7448 yeah, it's by no means a bad game, but it was a bad remake and a far cry from the masterpiece that was the original. it went from amazing to pretty good.
This music. It really symbolizes this game and it’s legacy. Majoras Mask has its own identity more than any Zelda game and it’s the game that will make you feel the most. Whether it be sadness, anger, happiness, or regret. This game not only makes you look at games in a different way, but also your own life.
It made me tear up thinking about it reading this.
the game was rushed and sucks, and has no story
mario 64 did it better
only twilight princess was good
@@escapetherace1943 IMO, Twilight Princess is overrated as fuck. OoT, MM, SS, ALTTP, ALBW, WW, PH, ST, TLOZ, TAOL, BOTW, LA, OOA/OOS are better than that shit
@@cabecinha4987 now I know you're trolling because OoT and especially BoTW SUCK. breath is the absolute worst one!!
@@escapetherace1943 BOTW still better than TP
When your laying in bed during the final hours of summer vacation.
That's what it's like for me right now. 11:41 PM, roughly nine hours and nineteen minutes until the fun ends.
Echoed_ Reigns same bro, it’s 10:40 pm and I hate it
Me rn
Yeah ive been playing all the clock town songs up until school...ig ill listen to this one when i wake up tomorrow
Here here. It’s 10:51 pm with roughly 8 hours and 9 minutes until I have to get up for the bus
That moment when you realise that everytime you play the Song of Time, this is the fate that befalls Termina. What a dark game.
People: Can 2020 end already?
God in December: You ever played Majora's Mask?
Underrated comment
God, there's other ways to get rid of people. Let's uh... Let's not destroy the entire planet
Oh shi
@@SleepyPj i mean, he cant use floods anymore (he said he wouldnt). I think a giant moon impact would do the job very well. Its not like we would need the planet afterward anyway
good to know God has good taste in games
*ptsd kicks in
IVE GOT LITERALLY LESS THAN 30 SECONDS LEFT AND THAT POST MAN STILL HASN'T EXITED THE BAR
Same... STUPID POSTMAN KEEPING ME FROM MY NEW MASK
And that's what you get for waiting until after midnight.
Use the Song of Reverse Time. It’s the Song of Time in reverse and causes the timer to go half as fast.
@@charlottehobday4495 But then the mailman delivers the mail half as fast.
@@TheStraightGod No, it just means that you move twice as fast. But well, its time we are talking about. So everyone looks slower to you.
The final hours of the 3rd day are without a doubt one of the saddest events in video game history.
The once bumbling and lively Clock Town; devoid of any life as people evacuate to try and escape the moon. Few remain; having accepted their fate and waiting for the end to come. It was supposed to be the Carnival of Time; a happy thing that makes the town lively. That festival won’t bring any of the sort, as the people have left or have accepted their fate.
The Bombers are playing in the streets on the final hours, unaware of their inevitable deaths or pretending it isn't going to happen.
The Mayor is at the Milk Bar, drowning his sorrows and waiting for the Moon to crash down and destroy his town.
The swordsman who said he would cut the moon in half spends his final hours cowering in fear.
The soldiers guarding the gates have remained as they have not been given the order to evacuate.
The head carpenter is standing by the Clock Tower, calling his fellow carpenters cowards for evacuating the town.
The bells are chiming and can be heard no matter where in Termina you are. The skies have turned a sinister green and red. Earthquakes shake the land.
You have three choices...
Play the Song of Time to go back to the first day
Go to the Clock Tower and summon the Four Giants to stop the moon.
Or just wait. Wait for the moon to come down and destroy Termina and your progress.
But.... I know of a 4th option.... A 4th day if you will.
And your reply was 4 days ago ahaha
@@drolemem thats option 2.
@@hue_solaris He's talking about the fourth day glitch
@@gavinbalter9464 oh i see
somebody should play this on last day of summer break
Well
I'm playing this on December 31, 2019 to let people know it's the end of the decade
Awesome idea.
WW3, wildfires in Australia and the Coronavirus.
Never looked at it like that.
Would like but uhh
where were u wen Kobe Bryant die
Words can't express how much I adore this game. The balanced combat, the characters, all just like a normal Zelda game. Except Majora's Mask taps into some of your darkest emotions. Fear, loss, panic, sadness. This game is such a shift in tone from the happy, adventurous Link we're used to. In this game, you can't save everyone, and you know that. The dread that hangs above you at all times as the moon inches closer and closer. This was my first ever Zelda game, and has, and probably always will be, my favorite. Well played, Nintendo. Well played indeed.
Well Spoiler alert lol you can save everyone that is an option but through out the game you see them in there last moments countless times.
You can accomplish every quest line in those three days? Including the dungeons?
@@fyreblazters doesn't completing all 4 dungeons and getting their masks cause those 4 giants to stop the moon crashing down? It's been a while since I played this last, but if they do, then isn't that saving everyone at one time?
@@ncarter9193 yes yes, but i meant, completing every quest line in just one cycle
@Barney No, you can't do everything in one cycle :(
This is the only game theme that give's me chills, anxiety, and the feeling of impending doom. Truly underrated music and I wish people appreciated it more.
same. very underrated
video has 1.5 million views and thousands of comments literally talking about great this song is, how much more does it need to be appreciated lol
RIP Smash Wii U and 3DS
RIP Mario Kart 7
RIP Splatoon
I loved you and have great memories, sad...
*everyone is scared, trying to stay brave. But Link could see, everybody was scared, tense, sad. The world was going to end, and yet everyone stood powerless for what to come, as the giant moon is crashing into the earth. Link looked around, as The Final Hours strike. Link looked up, at their end. Link reached in his inventory and pulled out the instrument, the ocarina.* everything is silent, as time seem to have frozen in Links eyes. * *right a down right a down*
Time reverses, as it is back to the day where it all started.
The 1st day
no, oath to order.
@@Trunkilo so a time loop
@@fierdrages6523 Yes until you learn the Oath to Order song
Expect time slows down so you got more time for doing stuff before the third night.
i got to this comment right when the bells sped up and the rumblings drowned out the music and then it just faded as the video ended
literally perfect timing
I had a dream after listening to this. I was in my house relaxing, until all of a sudden I heard bells,(I live near a church) I looked out the window and I saw a gigantic ball of fire in the horizon. I began to feel earthquakes, everything inside started to fall from the shelves. Electricity stopped working, the lights turned off, I saw people standing outside their homes together. The bells started to get louder and louder, everyone was scared and crying. The sky turned orange. Then the ball of fire got bigger, to the point where it hurt your eyes, the temperature was so high you sweated almost immediately. I saw children crying with their moms. Then everything got destroyed like it was nothing. People burned and disintegrated along with their houses.
Everything and everyone no longer existed, movies announced to be shown soon never got seen, upcoming videogames, new cars, new technology, fast food places, everything was gone in an instant.
I woke up scared, but I was glad it wasn’t real.
or you're (un)lucky enough to get a vision of the future
bruh you predicted the future
The Sun betrayed us. D=
Woah. That gave me chills.
@@ImJustAPersonBro Same...
This is one of the most emotionally devastating pieces of music I've ever heard in my life.
True that... true that.
You said it, buddy...
I'm 26 now and today's life feels like this game - time is running out for you, but I don't have a song of time to restart and the tragedy is allreardy over, the moon already crushed all hopes and nothing of childhoods joy is left.
Thank you so very much Zelda, I will never forget the hours I played you.
Don't worry buddy, i will make the moon fall just for you 🙏
"The flow of time is always cruel… Its speed seems different for each person, but no one can change it… A thing that doesn't change with time is a memory of younger days."
- Sheik
damn
Mario: This is it, Luigi... The end is near
Luigi: Is there a way out of this Mario?
Mario: I have no idea, but remember this: When you least expect it, time will take you with them
Vinny has the best ever new york mario impressions i have ever heard
I read this with the hotel mario and hotel luigi voices
@@Savajj_nahold same
i read this in super show mario and luigi voices
Wow! Koji Kondo really caught the idea of death and despair with this music. Listening to it really makes you feel like it's the end of the world. This game was and still is ahead of its time. So much emotion!
Does Koji live in his last name
yeah...
@@Firepal3D it's a pun
"The bell version is amazing, they couldn't make it any more unsettling"
Earthquakes: "You rang?"
Oof
I remember coming home from school as a kid, I'd pop this into the N64, fast forward to the final night just to hear this. For some reason, it gave me a sense of comfort that I can't really explain.
Even now, it brings back feelings of nostalgia, simpler times that I'll never get to experience again.
It's the acceptance of your terrible fate and your inevitable death.
This song plays the day before you become an adult.
really?
@@inactiveaccount5455 I can actually hear it.
I can confirm I heard it all day that day
You’ve met with a terrible right of passage, haven’t you
i can hear it playing during the last hours of your life
I think of this song every time I see footage of hundreds of players gathering in one place when an MMO is shutting down
Vice Admiral Buizel Bedwell we horse lovers will do so soon
Check out the original FF14, the moon really did fall that day.
@@DJPon7 I was about to post this exact thing.
Grand sphere
Club Penguins final hours were golden
This is literally how Sunday nights feel especially because the clock sound symbolizes each hour passed
Sunday itself feels like an empty gmod map with a touch of depression to me
Today is Sunday and I can relate to that
yeah!
@@gargajeff3703 Same here. February 19th, 2023. 7:47 PM.
Bro, it's bizarre how much this song conveys a feeling of melancholy and sadness, because you see several people with their happy lives, die without you being able to do anything
I beat Goht with 13 seconds left on the clock that battle felt amazing.
Ultimatescumbag 4ever How did mashing the controller to the Song of Time go
Nasanieru Lastname epic
Ok joe
we got a hero here
An absolute legend
Ladies and gentlemen: The Theme of 2020.
Keep your crown on king
god dammit it makes too much sense
April 29th, 2020
I totally agree
amen to that
Just think: This song represents Aonuma's anxiety about the looming deadline Miyamoto gave him. Aonuma wished to make a new experience in the Zelda series (that being Majora's Mask) against the wishes of Miyamoto, who wanted to make a "remix" of sorts for Ocarina of Time. Miyamoto said "Okay Aonuma, but I'm giving you a strict deadline, and if you fail, we scrap your project and do my idea."
Miyamoto was the Happy Mask Salesman, whereby once the moon crashed into the Earth and Link's time was up, the Happy Mask Salesman would show up laughing, half-heatedly saying "You've met with a terrible fate, haven't you?" That was how Aonuma envisioned Miyamoto approaching him if he couldn't reach his deadline, where Miyamoto would offer disingenuous sympathy towards Aonuma's failure, and then promptly move on to poach what once was Aonuma's team and direct them to abandon the project and leave it in ruins in order to make Miyamoto's game. And the Happy Mask Salesman wasn't written to be sporadic, short-tempered drama queen just to be funny. THAT is Miyamoto too. After all, Miyamoto has been described as a "slightly more friendly Steve Jobs."
Anyways, this song is meant to represent Aonuma's deepest worries he had about failing to complete Majora's Mask in time. I sincerely believe that Aonuma made Majora's Mask into a work of art more so than any other title in The Legend of Zelda franchise, because everything in the game was intended to represent this time of his life in one way or another.
Except, Aonuma didn't make this song. Koji Kondo did.
That's just a theory though. He never said that.
Wow. Brilliant interpretation. All the creepy faces of miyamoto from the moon to the salesman the elegy of emptiness make perfect sense now.
That's why the Happy Mask salesman has a Mario mask?
@@kaisawatson A FOOD THE- wait no fuck
The feeling of having blood on your hand but you have to do it again. Letting people from your timeline die and saving those from the other.
the bells are really what gives this track it's emotional strength. even listening to it on it's own you still have that constant reminder that the world is coming to an end and there's little time to prevent it.
it’s that the despair and the emotional aspect is so real yet there is still always the bell chiming as a constant reminder that the clock does not care what you think about the end of the world
They say there are 5 stages to grief, and if that’s so (which I believe there is) the whole reason we go through those 5 stages is motivated by one thing, fear, and this theme captures it perfectly.
I go through the 5 stages of grief whenever I walk outside
Cosmic fear, at our place in the universe, to try to find some meaning before our time comes, trying to wonder whether it all meant something. Perhaps it was just random energy surges. And that concept is perfectly encapsulated in this score.
Out of all the videogame soundtracks I've listened to, this is the one that brings me to tears. It reminds me of my past, before I was cursed with depression.
Somehow this song brings me hope, despite being called 'final hours'
Thank you for reminding me of the good times
This comment just gave me chills...
There aren't too many tracks that bring me to tears. Oddly this isn't one of them. It's somber and emotional, but doesn't give me that.
Off the top of my head, Sad Girl(Galaxy), Gateway Galaxy, Partner's Theme(PSMD), Unwavering Emotions(Black and White), Midna's Lament, and a few Pokemon Emerald tracks. Emerald and Partner's Theme are mostly just a nostalgic punch to the gut.Wait. I totally forgot to include N's Farewell and Route 10. Those are gut punchers, too.
@@colorcola1464 I hope hes feeling better too ;-; depression is no good man
I love Majora’s Mask because it shows you the consequences of your actions. Like, you didn’t finish your quest? Too bad, the world is gonna end. It’s the same with Twilight Princess! When you die, the game over screen isn’t rousing and full of energy, saying “get up! You’ve got to save Hyrule!” It’s sad and somber. It’s saying “you’ve failed and now all of Hyrule is gone because of you.” And with Midna’s Lament as well. Even though it’s not on a clock, you still feel like it is. The music instills a fear of losing someone you love because you weren’t fast enough
May everything be great again man . Cheers
As someone whose first ever game that I ever played and beaten I always look back at this song and just realize how yet scary it sounds almost feels soothing in a weird way, if it was the end of the world and this is what I heard before dying a quick painless death I wouldn’t mind hearing this. It just feels good
Of all times, New Years is when TH-cam decided to recommend this
You had this recommended? True gamers search for this, because this game... is special.
O H G O D
@@calibvr facts. Even tho I’m not done playing yet I still have the stone temple to get to it’s still one of the best I’ve played so far. Tho nothing can beat skyward sword
@@summergurnsey3147 I guess we all have opinions. You loving skyward sword is probably like me loving Windwaker, there’s just something about the game that’s amazing.
@@theamazingg3773 I absolutely love wind waker as well! :)
This song just expresses death, hopelessness, and the end. It puts all of those into one song and I find it beautiful but unsettling at the same time. It is currently 2 AM, and I'm honestly scared to have some nightmare with this song playing.
You can really feel the crushing feeling of hopelessness in this song. You can reverse time, but what about them? They get to live in fear, with the land beneath them quaking and the bells tolling. All hope is lost.
The final hours of 3DS and WiiU online...
and Qubo
Then you realise Anju and Kafei stayed behind in Clock Town, embracing as they await their deaths at the hands of the moon. This was so sad!! Dx
mega sean love is a powerful thing
On the Final Day when you go to the Astral Observatory, if you look at Skull Kid, he just twitches and that scared me
Karreff V. Name some places and I’ll tell you why
Spaceman Alph Sadly :(
@Spaceman Alph he's also extremely old, he knew the giants for a long time and was friends with them before they left him and he found the mask...
@@kai_bergfeld3903 Yeah. What I always thought when I saw that scene, is that the mask fully possessed him by that point for wearing it for so long.
Wait, rly?
It's amazing how this one piece of music allows you to feel such an array of emotions. I feel the hollowness of this moment. I feel scared, alone and depressed. Yet, I also feel acceptance of what is to come. I feel the collective understanding of death and how life is a game not played by us. That's what makes Legend of Zelda a masterpiece.
Deep.
Nice metaphor.
Nice
When I listen to this, I imagine a montage, or collection of all the characters in the game looking up at the moon, preparing for their demise. Romani, laying with her cows, resting with them one last time. The hen man, cuddling his chicks, unable to see them grow to be roosters. The swordsman, cowaring in the corner, too scared to be the strong warrior that he was once upon a time. And Link. Knowing that he failed. Failed himself. Failed his friends. And failed his home.
If the world does actually end this year, I'll be playing this as I go.
The Terrible Day of the Lord is near, oh yeah yeah.
Less than 20 years away, I suppose.
~115 days remain~
45 days remain...
37 Days remain.
33 days remain...
This is without a doubt...the most dreadful song...of any video game ever...
you Zelda fans know why...the feeling cannot easily be described with words...
The world is coming to an end and all you and your newly made friends can do is just sit and accept your demise enjoy the remaining time you have for soon you will meet a terrible faith!
Tim G This moment was haunting, it always will be.
That looming dread, watching as the world around you falls into depression and regret.
And depending on your quest, is this the end? Or do you need to force them to live through it all again?
Your not a hero in this game, just another pawn. A terrible fate indeed..
Even resident evil or the last of us couldn't if the game had voice acting
Other games will tell you that this bad guy brings doom with him. They'll tell you time and time again through your hours long adventure. This game, however, doesn't hesitate to show you how close the destruction of all things you know is. Sure, you the player may find it terrifying but you shouldn't - you have a way out - a chance at more time. You may be repeating the same cycle but at least you can prevent the cycle's tragic end. The ones I think we really feel for are the characters in game. We see the five stages of grief displayed through them - denial, anger, bargaining, sadness and acceptance. They have no way out... this is it for them. Some of them have taken to likely useless shelter in an attempt to save themselves while others stand out in the open realizing that there's no hope. There's no alternate timeline in their mind. It's coming down and there's no way out.
You Know, in some way, ITS a Pendant to The "face shrine"
It you're gonna fall, then what's stoppin' ya, you monster!? Cowards!! All of you!! Not a one of you stayed!!! My apprentice will be disgusted with all of you!!! Hmph!! I'll have a fine carnival without you... IF YOU'RE GONNA FALL, THEN FALL ALREADY!!!
I felt bad for them. They didn't want to believe that world was actually ending. But no matter the cause they still fulfilled they're families traditions.
For the last time.
?
@Spaceman Alph all of the soldiers do that
The final hours have some of the most heart-wrenching dialogue from characters in the game. The town swordsman is shaking uncontrollably in a secret room within his dojo and basically just says "I don't want to die." The mailman more or less gives up until you talk to him, at which point he stands proud and says that not even the end of the world can get in the way of his postal duties, and he proceeds to start making his rounds even as the moon is crashing into the town. If the Kafei/Anju quest has been started but failed, Anju will refuse to leave her Inn, saying that Kafei promised he would show up and that she still believes he will...
@@melissadent502
Only on the other nights. On the Night Of The Final Day, they're looking up at the moon and praying.
May Pretendo help us all.
"You played the song of "Pretendo!"
Now no time remains...
And time is not eternal.
Please value your time.
The most regrettable line in the series.
'Romani, can you sleep with me in my bed tonight?'
Cremia, 2000
@@neonflashsparkotron5435 Link is also a kid though think about it.
@@JustARegularOlNut Ara Ara.
i know its a joke but the reason she says that because she knows the moon is going to kill them, thats another reason why she lets romani drink the chateau drink
Now that you really think of it. It is weird any adult tried to even go to bed that night.
the final minutes of club penguin
NotAWaffle oh no
Right in the feels
Legendary
Waddle on
Waddle on Club Penguin, waddle on...
I played this right as the April 8th solar eclipse reached totality. It was absolutely breathtaking.