Majora's Mask

Another adventure is done; so let us set off on Majora's Mask.  The plot of this game is simple enough (or so it seems:) Link is searching for a long lost friend (we assume this to be Navi, thanks to the ending scene of Ocarina of Time) and we also know that this is the same Link from Ocarina of Time, only a few years older.  (So THIS is what he did between 10 and 17...)  Somehow, he ends up in Termina, a land which is doomed to perish under the weight of its own moon which, by unexplianed forces (explained to us through the course of the game) is being pulled towards the city.

This is, by far, the oddest, weirdest, strangest game in the entire series.  With the exception of Zelda II, this is the only direct sequel of another title in the series as well (the next one won't come out until the cel-shade titles appear many years later.)

So let's get started!  This game looks very similar to Ocarina of Time in its graphics style, but from the very first cameo, you know that you aren't playing the same game.  At all.