Ocarina of Time Masks

Masks

The guard at the gate to Death Mountain Trail was the one who first told Link about the Happy Mask Shop. Returning to the guard with the Keaton Mask, the affable man became Link's first customer, and he happily paid 15 rupees for his colorful merchandise.

When Link received the Skull Mask, he immediately thought of the Skull Kid. He returned to the Lost Woods and showed the imposing mask to his hooded freind. Delighted, the Skull Kid bought the mask but paid Link less than it was truly worth.

During a visit to the Kakariko Graveyard, Link ran across a boy even younger than he. The lad was quite taken with the Spooky Mask, thinking it made him look just like Dampe the grave digger. Suprisingly, the boy was able to pay for the mask in full.

First there was a boy who wanted to be a grave digger, then came a man who wanted to be a rabbit?! Link couldn't believe his ears, but there it was. He sold the Bunny Hood to the man in Hyrule Field for far more than it was worth and made a huge profit.

After Link sold the Bunny Hood, the shopkeeper gave him the Mask of Truth as a reward. The shopkeeper revealed that the mask had power to read the minds of others. Link also noticed that the mask looked remarkably similar to the mysterious Gossip Stones.

Keaton Mask

Skull Mask

Spooky Mask

Bunny Hood

Mask of Truth

Link wondered whether the Gorons would be fooled by a mask, but it was worth a try, just to see what they would say.

Goron Mask

Zora Mask

Looking for all the world like one of their race, Link was greeted with open arms, er, fins, when he revisited Zora's Domain.

Gerudo Mask

The responses Link received from the Gerudos were perhaps the funniest of all. They couldn't quite decide what to make of him.

Adventure of Link