Maybe it's because I was a young child when The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask released in 2000, but I've always remembered it as the Zelda game that came closest to bei🅠ng a full-fledged horror game. Wait, no, it's definitely just because it's scary as hell.

Aside from the obvious stuff like the rage-filled moon that's staring at you with bared teeth, the whole game just has this pervasive sense of strangeness that's just really uncanny and unsettling. A few years later, Twilight Princess would ꧃inherit some of that spooky DNA, but that game is more analogous to a rebellious but good-natured teenager who hung around Hot Topic too much around 2006.

that: "Some key elements had already been decided, like the moon falling and the mask and that kind of thing. I needed to come up with a world that they would fit into and that would fit them in turn.

"In terms of the design of the mask and the moon, personally I didn't think of them as scary at all. I had in mind coming up with a unique design approach for them, but everybody told me how scary they were. People on the team were like 'whoa!'. It'🦩s just how it came out, I guess."

It's funny because the mask and the moon are probably the scariest parts of Majora's Mask... wait, no, that dubious honor has to go to the Gibdos in Ik🍸ana Canyon and the scene with that poor girl's mummified father. I genuinely still get the creep🌸s thinking about that.

Anyway, yes, Majora's Mask is a horrಞor game and no one can convince me otherwise.

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