Unused Actors, Objects, & Variables

This is a sub-page of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.

Majora's Mask not only contains a variety of unused actors and objects, but some of the used actors and objects have unused variables.

Codes#

Before You Begin#

You can try loading these unused files yourself using the codes below. There are several rules to keep in mind:

• Replace "oooo" with the object number.
• Replace "aaaa" with the actor number.
• Replace "vvvv" with the variable number.
• Unless stated otherwise, assume the variable is 0000.

• To load an actor that uses object 0002, you must be outdoors.
• To load an actor that uses object 0003, you must be in a dungeon.
• To load a new actor, you must exit and reenter the map.

The following two GameShark codes will also come in handy. Both are for Majora's Mask (U) 1.0.

Replace the Happy Mask Salesman#

This code replaces the Happy Mask Salesman in the Clock Tower interior in Majora's Mask (U) 1.0.

This map can be easily accessed by navigating to map #53-0 in the Map Select.

81596516 oooo
8159652C aaaa
8159653A vvvv

Use this version of the code to load actors that use object 0000 or 0001:

8159652C aaaa
8159653A vvvv

Replace the Dog#

This code replaces the dog in South Clock Town in Majora's Mask (U) 1.0.

This map can be easily accessed by navigating to map #53 in the Map Select.

8154E6DE oooo
8154E7B4 aaaa
8154E7C2 vvvv

Use this version of the code to load actors that use object 0000, 0001, or 0002:

8154E7B4 aaaa
8154E7C2 vvvv

This is the code for Majora's Mask (J) 1.0.

8154387E oooo
81543954 aaaa
81543962 vvvv

Replace the Deku Butler's Son#

This code replaces the Deku Butler's son in the area before the portal to Termina in Majora's Mask (U) 1.0.

This map can be easily accessed by navigating to map #122 in the Map Select and changing the OPT to 1. To reload the map in order to load new actors, just throw yourself into the void. (You won't lose any health.)

8159123E oooo
815912A4 aaaa
815912B2 vvvv

Use this version of the code to load actors that use object 0000, 0001, 0002, or 0003:

815912A4 aaaa
815912B2 vvvv

Unused Actors#

En_Zl1#

This actor is linked to object_En_Zl1, an unused version of Child Zelda. When loaded in-game, nothing but a Z-targetable spot appears.

En_Bubble#

This actor is linked to object_En_Bubble, which is used for the bubbles that surround some of the game's Stray Fairies, as well as the bubbles that float around the Giants' Chamber.

Loading the actor in-game will conjure up a Shabom enemy from Ocarina of Time, unused in Majora's Mask. When the Shabom is Z-targeted, Tatl displays a message for Igos du Ikana.

Bg_Breakwall#

This actor's name indicates that its function is related to bombable walls. When loaded in-game, nothing appears.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Is there anything here?

Bg_Keikoku_Spr#

This actor is linked to an unused object called object_Bg_Keikoku_Spr. Its filename translates to "Valley - Spring". "Keikoku" (Valley) is the name used for Termina Field in the Map Select.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a fountain of water similar to the ones at the Great Bay exit of Clock Town.

Bg_F40_Flift#

This actor is linked to a used object called object_Bg_F40_Flift, which contains the moveable monkey-faced blocks one must rearrange at Stone Tower to reach the entrance to the Stone Tower Temple.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a grey square elevator made of stone that floats in the air. When Link steps onto the platform, it rises to a great height and then stops. It can be seen at Stone Tower in pre-release screenshots.

Model Render	Pre-release Screenshot

This elevator, and its companion platform Bg_F40_Swlift, were removed from the game in favor of a series of switch and platform puzzles that made use of the Elegy of Emptiness.

Ovl_Bg_Heavy_Block#

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This actor is linked to an unused object called object_heavy_object. The actor is present only in the Japanese 1.0 version of Majora's Mask at 00D73180 - 00D73500.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to contain the heavy rock from Ocarina of Time that Link can only lift using the Golden Gauntlets but Goron Link was programed with the Golden/silver gauntlets properties, making him the only one who can lift the rock.

However, the code being only programed for cutscenes it doesn't know what to do after Goron Link throws the heavy rock making you softlock in place.

As for the rock animation it was programed with keyframes just to do the effect the rock is moving further away but laking of those keyframes in the actor, the rock will stay on the same position where it was lifted at first.

En_Fire_Rock#

This actor is linked to object_En_Fire_Rock, which contains a rock and a beam of light used in Ocarina of Time's Spirit Temple.

The actor's code is completely empty. As such, when loaded in-game, nothing appears.

En_Ru#

This actor is linked to object_En_Ru, an unused object which contains Ruto from Ocarina of Time.

En_Fishing#

This actor is linked to an unused object called object_fish, which contains the fishing pond objects from Ocarina of Time. The file is present only in the Japanese 1.0 version of Majora's Mask.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be the Fishing Pond Owner from Ocarina of Time.

To do: Find the file name and hex offset.

Item_Etcetera#

This actor can be loaded in conjunction with several objects and variables to produce a variety of collectable items.

To do: Find some way to load the Rupees in-game.

Demo_Shd#

This actor is linked to a used object called object_Demo_Shd, which contains a proximity-activated fire wall. Its name translates to "Cutscene - Shadow".

The actor's code is completely empty. As such, when loaded in-game, nothing appears.

En_Okarina_Tag#

This actor shares a filename with the Ocarina of Time actor En_Okarina_Tag, whose use is also unknown. When loaded in-game, nothing appears.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Is there anything here?

Item_Inbox#

This actor's filename translates to "Item - In Chest", which indicates that its function is related to items found in treasure chests.

To do: Try to load this in-game, upload a screenshot.

En_Sda#

This actor shares a filename with the Ocarina of Time actor En_Sda. Both games' actors contain a dynamic shadow for Link, visible in pre-release screenshots from Ocarina of Time.

En_Stream#

This actor is linked to an unused object called object_En_Stream, which contains the water spout used in the Water Temple from Ocarina of Time.

Bg_F40_Swlift#

This actor is linked to a used object called object_Bg_F40_Flift, which contains the moveable monkey-faced blocks one must rearrange at Stone Tower to reach the entrance to the Stone Tower Temple.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a grey oval elevator made of stone that floats in the air. It can be seen at Stone Tower in pre-release screenshots.

Model Render	Pre-release Screenshot

This elevator, and its companion platform Bg_F40_Flift, were removed from the game in favor of a series of switch and platform puzzles that made use of the Elegy of Emptiness.

Oceff_Spot#

This actor contains the Sun's Song effect. Its name translates to "Ocarina Effect - Spot".

This effect can be seen in-game if one uses codes to enable the Sun's Song to be able to be played with the Ocarina.

Shot_Sun#

This actor shares a filename with the Ocarina of Time actor Shot_Sun. In Ocarina of Time, the actor was shared by two objects: the morning sun that must be hit to obtain the Fire Arrows, and the green Navi spot where a Red Fairy can be spawned by playing the Song of Storms.

The actor is completely unused, and all of its code is leftover from Ocarina of Time. The Fire Arrow target works as intended, however the green Navi spot is dummied out in the code, and for good reason: this code will crash the game if re-enabled because it tries to spawn an actor that no longer exists in Majora's Mask (the sparkle effect when the Red Fairy appears).

Oceff_Wipe#

This actor contains the Zelda's Lullaby effect. Its name translates to "Ocarina Effect - Wipe".

Oceff_Wipe3#

This actor contains the Saria's Song effect. Its name translates to "Ocarina Effect - Wipe 3".

En_Hs2#

This actor's name indicates that its function is related to En_Hs, the actor for Grog.

The actor's code is almost completely dummied out. As such, when loaded in-game, it appears as nothing more than a Z-targetable blue spot.

En_Zo#

This actor is linked to a used object, object_En_Zo, which contains generic Zora NPCs.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a Zora that walks in place and cannot be interacted with. However, if you replace the dog mentioned at the top of this page with En_Zo, He will walk around in a random path. It has a strange circular shadow around its middle.

En_Zl4#

This actor is linked to a used object, object_En_Zl4, which contains Skull Kid. It shares a filename with the Ocarina of Time actor En_Zl4, which is the actor for Child Zelda in the courtyard of Hyrule Castle. The filename translates to "Zelda 4".

When loaded in-game, it causes the game to freeze.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this actor be loaded somehow?

Obj_Boyo#

This actor is linked to object_Obj_Boyo, an unused object which contains a green bumper.

En_Bu#

This actor's use is unknown. When loaded in-game, it causes the game to freeze.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this actor be loaded somehow?

Obj_Chikuwa#

This actor is linked to a used object, object_Obj_Lift, which contains the elevators in the basement of Dampé's House. Its filename, "chikuwa", means "bamboo ring", a word also used to describe a tube-shaped cake made of fish paste, perhaps owing to its shape. The Mario series features a similar object also referred to as "chikuwa", where they are known as Donut Lifts in English translations (another possible origin of the name, given the similar behavior).

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a long row of blocks that crumble, one after another, when Link approaches the chain. If approached fast enough, the player can walk on them.

En_Boj_01#

This actor has a similar filename to an Ocarina of Time object called object_boj, which contains Sakon, the peddler in green, the man on top of the lookout tower in Kakariko Village, the two laughing men, and the thin bearded man. Its filename translates to "B: Middle-Aged Guy - 01".

In this game, the functions associated to this actor are all empty, so when loaded in-game, it appears as nothing more than a Z-targetable blue spot.

En_Boj_02#

This actor has a similar filename to an Ocarina of Time object called object_boj, which contains Sakon, the peddler in green, the man on top of the lookout tower in Kakariko Village, the two laughing men, and the thin bearded man. Its filename translates to "B: Middle-Aged Guy - 02".

In this game, the functions associated to this actor are all empty, so when loaded in-game, it appears as nothing more than a Z-targetable blue spot.

En_Boj_03#

This actor has a similar filename to an Ocarina of Time object called object_boj, which contains Sakon, the peddler in green, the man on top of the lookout tower in Kakariko Village, the two laughing men, and the thin bearded man. Its filename translates to "B: Middle-Aged Guy - 03".

In this game, the functions associated to this actor are all empty, so when loaded in-game, it appears as nothing more than a Z-targetable blue spot.

En_Boj_04#

This actor has a similar filename to an Ocarina of Time object called object_boj, which contains Sakon, the peddler in green, the man on top of the lookout tower in Kakariko Village, the two laughing men, and the thin bearded man. Its filename translates to "B: Middle-Aged Guy - 04".

In this game, the functions associated to this actor are all empty, so when loaded in-game, it appears as nothing more than a Z-targetable blue spot.

En_Cne_01#

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This actor has a similar filename to an Ocarina of Time object called object_cne, which contains a thin woman in a blue and yellow dress, and a thin woman in a blue dress, both of which appear in Hyrule Castle Town Market. Its filename translates to "C: Lady - 01".

Normally, when loaded in-game, only a blue Z-target spot appears. The actor will only work properly if she is paired with the correct object, object_cne (00DA), as seen in the video.

She is able to follow a path, and when the player tries to talk to her, it will attempt to display text ID 0x10B9, which has no text, and results in an empty box. She also has a dynamic shadow (which a few other actors in the game have, such as the signs Link can break).

Curiously, the player can also interact with her by giving her Magic Beans. She will substract one magic bean from the inventory, and then will talk to the player, also with text ID 0x10B9, which will just show an empty textbox.

En_Bba_01#

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This actor has a similar filename to an Ocarina of Time object called object_bba, which contains the old woman in white and red who appears in Hyrule Castle Town Market. Its filename translates to "C: Old Lady - 01".

When loaded in-game, nothing appears. The actor will only work properly if she is paired with the correct object, object_bba (00DF), as seen in the video.

Much of her code is similar to that of another unused actor, En_Cne_01. En_Bba_01 also has a dynamic shadow, attemps to load text ID 0x10B9 when speaking, is able to follow a path, and she interacts with the player when giving her Magic Beans as well.

This actor was probably written with Ocarina of Time's object_bba's skeleton in mind, and so this actor has some visual bugs. For example, her right arm and bag follow the player instead of her head and torso.

En_Boj_05#

This actor has a similar filename to an Ocarina of Time object called object_boj, which contains Sakon, the peddler in green, the man on top of the lookout tower in Kakariko Village, the two laughing men, and the thin bearded man. Its filename translates to "B: Middle-Aged Guy - 05".

In this game, the functions associated to this actor are all empty, so when loaded in-game, it appears as nothing more than a Z-targetable blue spot.

Obj_Funen#

This actor is linked to an unused object called object_Obj_Funen, which contains a plume of smoke. Its filename translates to "Incombustibility".

En_Fg#

This actor is linked to a used object called object_En_Minifrog, which contains the game's frogs. Its filename translates to "Frog".

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to contain a yellow frog that jumps up and down. It cannot be interacted with, even if Link is wearing Don Gero's Mask. Looking at the code reveals that this actor has all the appropriate functions for getting hit by Link's attacks, but because its hit collision is disabled, it cannot hit Link, nor can Link hit it with his weapons, and it doesn't have an attack routine programmed in any form.

It seems that the frogs were supposed to be enemies before they were retooled as part of a sidequest to obtain the Don Gero's Mask. Note that the used frogs use a different actor (En_Minifrog).

Dm_Sa#

This actor is linked to a used object, object_En_Zl4, which contains Skull Kid. Its filename is similar to the Ocarina of Time actor Demo_Sa, which is the cutscene actor for Saria. The filename translates to "Cutscene - Saria".

This actor is liable to crash the game. If it doesn't, it will load the Ocarina of Time Skull Kid, complete with a flute in his hand.

Obj_Shutter#

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This actor is linked to a used object called object_Obj_Toudai, which contains various Clock Town objects. It was originally used as a shutter that covered the bank window during closing hours. However, the bank never closes during normal gameplay.

The actor is loaded only in the ending cutscene setup of West Clock Town, where the Bomb Shop Owner is seen hugging his mother at the end of the game. Due to the camera angles of this cutscene, the bank is never viewable. However, even if one uses a Walk in Cutscenes code to explore the setup, it is necessary to load the actor 015A (En_Test4, the three-day timer) to the map to activate the flow of time, then wait until 8 PM.

This is because the bank was originally scheduled to open at 10 AM and close at 8 PM.

Bg_Keikoku_Saku#

This actor is linked to the unused object object_Bg_Keikoku_Spr. Its filename translates to "Valley - Fence". "Keikoku" (Valley) is the name used for Termina Field in the Map Select.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a tall, spiked iron fence.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Is this the same fence used at Hyrule Castle in Ocarina of Time?

En_Firefly2#

This actor is linked to object_En_Firefly, a used object which contains the Keese. When loaded in-game, it appears as nothing more than a Z-targetable yellow spot.

Dm_Char04#

This actor is an unused cutscene actor for Tatl and Tael. It contains a larger version of Tatl and a large blue version of Tael that can be seen in pre-release screenshots from August 1999. It also contains a large, peach-colored fairy. Its filename translates to "Cutscene - Character 04".

En_Egblock#

This actor is linked to a used object called object_En_Egol, which contains Eyegore and its related objects. Its filename translates to "Eyegore Block".

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a grey rectangular stone block that has the same texture as the spots on the ground that Eyegore zaps with its eye beams. This was apparently supposed to be a destroyable pillar, similar to those that the Iron Knuckle can destroy in Ocarina of Time, but it doesn't appear in any of the rooms that have an Eyegore.

En_Door_Etc#

This actor's name indicates that its function is related to doors. When loaded in-game, nothing appears.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this actor be loaded somehow?

Obj_Ocarinalift#

This actor is linked to object_Obj_Raillift, a used object that contains elevators used in the Deku Palace, Woodfall Temple, and the Deku Scrub Playground. Its filename translates to "Ocarina Elevator".

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a wooden elevator that uses textures that appear on Clock Town's clock, along with a Triforce symbol.

En_Ds2n#

This actor is linked to an unused object object_En_Ds2n, which contains an updated version of the Potion Shop Owner from Ocarina of Time. Its filename translates to "Drug Store 2 Owner".

This actor is present in room 02 of the Stock Pot Inn (the room where Anju and Kafei reunite after the Couple's Mask sidequest). However, it doesn't load because its object is not present in the room.

Object restored

En_Onpuman#

To do: Is this really unused?

En_Tag_Obj#

This actor's use is unknown. Its filename indicates that it serves as a tag for something.

The actor is programmed to spawn an instance of the Seahorse actor (En_Ot) as soon as it is loaded, but because the Seahorse actor's parameters are not initialized, nothing appears at all. It is unclear what purpose this actor would have served.

Obj_Dowsing#

This actor would have enabled Rumble Pak functionality for searching for Stray Fairies in dungeons, as well as Skulltula Tokens in the two Spider Houses. However, it is never loaded in any of the relevant levels.

Majora's Mask supports the Rumble Pak for searching for hidden grotto holes in a very similar way to Ocarina of Time, just without the need for the Stone of Agony, however this functionality is never officially mentioned in-game or in the manual. Judging from the existence of this actor, it would seem that the Rumble Pak's functionality was supposed to have been extended greatly.

Bg_Mbar_Chair#

This actor is linked to an unused object object_Bg_Mbar_Chair. Its filename translates to "Milk Bar - Chair".

Obj_Y2lift#

This actor is linked to a used object called object_Obj_Y2lift, which contains objects for the Pirates' Fortress.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a mesh elevator that rises when Link stands on it.

En_Tanron5#

This actor is linked to a used object called object_Boss_02, which contains Twinmold.

To do: Load this in-game and take a screenshot.

En_Demo_heishi#

This actor is linked to a used object called object_En_Stop_heishi, which contains various soldiers. Its filename translates to "Soldier - Cutscenes".

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a soldier, standing upright. He can be interacted with, but the only thing he has to say is "Huh? Don't tell me...That's..."

En_Ending_Hero6#

This actor's use is unknown. Its name indicates that its function is related to the cutscene actors for various characters that appear during the credits.

When loaded in-game, it causes the game to freeze.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this actor be loaded somehow?

Dm_An#

This actor is an unused copy of the Anju actor, intended for the cutscene where Anju and Kafei are reunited, however the game uses the main Anju actor (En_An) for this purpose. It requires both the Anju (object_an4) and the Moon Mask (object_msmo) object to be loaded to spawn properly. Its name, which translates to "Cutscene - Anju", suggests that it is a cutscene actor for Anju.

To do: retake image of properly loaded Anju if possible

Dm_Gm#

This actor's use is unknown. Its name, which translates to "Cutscene - Gorman", suggests that it is a cutscene actor for Gorman. However, the actor's code is an exact duplicate of the Dm_An actor above, down to loading Anju's object rather than Gorman's. It appears that Gorman was supposed to be present during the cutscene where Anju and Kafei reunite.

Unreferenced Geometry#

Gorman Troupe Leader - Unknown Geometry#

Gorman, the Troupe Leader, has unreferenced geometry that resembles an object made out of fabric. It is not textured on the bottom, and its purpose is unknown. The texture on the side of this geometry is the same as the texture used on Ganondorf's sleeves in Ocarina of Time. It can be found in the Gorman leader's object at offset 0x71A0.

Unreferenced Geometry - Offset 71A0	Texture seen on Ganondorf

Twin Jugglers - Unused Faces#

Two unreferenced faces exist within object_boj that highly resemble the faces of the twin jugglers used in-game. These faces might have been intended to be used as additional members of the Gorman Troupe. Like other models in this game, they are leftovers from Ocarina of Time.

Unused Face - Offset B3E8	Unused Face - Offset B660

Unused Objects#

object_En_Zl1#

This is the object linked to the actor En_Zl1. Its filename is similar to Ocarina of Time's object_zl1, which is an early object for Child Zelda, appearing in both the used and unused Hyrule Castle Courtyard cutscene where Impa introduces herself to Link.

When loaded in-game, it appears as nothing more than a Z-targetable blue spot.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this actor be loaded somehow?

object_b_heart#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it appears to be a Heart Container and a Piece of Heart.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_En_Fire_Rock#

This is the object linked to the actor En_Fire_Rock. It contains a rock with a beam of light, used in Ocarina of Time's Spirit Temple.

To do: Upload a screenshot.

object_heavy_object#

This object is linked to an actor called Ovl_Bg_Heavy_Block. The object is present only in the Japanese 1.0 version of Majora's Mask.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to contain the heavy rocks from Ocarina of Time that Link can only lift using the Golden Gauntlets.

object_gi_melody#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor. When examined in a model viewer, it is revealed to be a music note that was once a "GET" item, displayed when Link learned a new song. This object also went unused in Ocarina of Time.

It can be loaded by using the shader value number #05 for the blue note, #06 for the orange note, #07 for the purple note, and #08 for the yellow note. Trying to use other values may cause graphical corruption.

object_En_Ru#

This is the object linked to the actor En_Ru. It contains Ruto, upon whom Lulu is based. Ruto still retains her Ocarina of Time animations. She cannot be interacted with.

object_gi_longsword#

This object contains the Biggoron's Sword, which is unused in Majora's Mask.

object_ahg#

This object contains the bearded man in Kakariko Village and Hyrule Castle Town Market in Ocarina of Time.

This character is present in the object list of the Swamp Spider House, but he is not loaded due to the lack of a corresponding actor.

object_cne#

This object contains the thin woman in the blue dress who appears in Hyrule Castle Town Market in Ocarina of Time.

Her object is present in the object list of setup 02 in East Clock Town, an unused cutscene with a strange view of the Clock Tower. Because no corresponding actor is present, she is unloaded.

object_bob#

This object contains the carpenter boss's wife who appears in Kakariko Village in Ocarina of Time.

object_gm#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has no display lists or textures. As such, its identity is not currently known.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_En_Stream#

This is the object linked to the actor En_Stream. It contains a spout of water.

object_gi_soldout#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it is revealed to contain the "SOLD OUT" texture used in Ocarina of Time.

object_zg#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it is revealed to contain red-tipped iron bars.

In Ocarina of Time, this was used as the iron bars seen within Ganon's Castle.

To do: Upload a screenshot.

object_ds2#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it is revealed to contain the Potion Shop Owner from Ocarina of Time. Unlike object_En_Ds2n, this object has not been updated for Majora's Mask, and contains no legs.

To do: Upload a screenshot.

object_fish#

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This is the object linked to the actor En_Fishing. It contains the fishing pond objects from Ocarina of Time.

object_gi_sutaru#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it is revealed to contain a Gold Skulltula token.

To do: Upload a screenshot.

object_Obj_Boyo#

This is the object linked to the actor Obj_Boyo. It contains a bouncy green bumper that functions like the blue bumpers in A Link to the Past. It absorbs attacks, and pushes Link back if he touches it. It may have been intended for areas where touching it would knock Link into the void, like the Dark Palace in A Link to the Past.

object_Boss_07#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. Its filename is identical to that of object 0160, also called object_Boss_07, which contains the boss Majora.

To do: Upload a screenshot.

object_Obj_Funen#

This is the object linked to the actor Obj_Funen. It contains a plume of smoke that rises high into the sky. Its filename translates to "Incombustibility".

It is present in the object lists of Stone Tower Temple and Stone Tower Temple (Flipped), both during regular gameplay. However, because its corresponding actor is not loaded, it never appears in-game.

It can, however, be seen in this area in pre-release screenshots from 1999. (Look at the smokestack at the top-right of the image.)

Object Loaded In-Game	Pre-release Screenshot

object_Obj_Raillift#

This object works exactly like the version in the Water Temple from Ocarina of Time. This uses the variable 0000.

object_sekihil#

This object is linked to the actor En_Sekihi, which is also used for the Song of Soaring pedestal and Mikau's grave. It contains a song pedestal etched with a Triforce emblem and a nonsensical Hylian inscription. The musical staff on its front is a reused texture from Ocarina of Time that displays the notes of the Sun's Song.

object_sekihig#

This object is linked to the actor En_Sekihi, which is also used for the Song of Soaring pedestal and Mikau's grave. It contains a song pedestal etched with a Goron emblem and a nonsensical Hylian inscription. The musical staff on its front is a reused texture from Ocarina of Time that displays the notes of the Sun's Song.

object_sekihin#

This object is linked to the actor En_Sekihi, which is also used for the Song of Soaring pedestal and Mikau's grave. It contains a song pedestal etched with a Kokiri emblem and a nonsensical Hylian inscription. The musical staff on its front is a reused texture from Ocarina of Time that displays the notes of the Sun's Song.

object_Bg_Ingate#

This object contains a rock wall that should be used during the course of the tour boat. Maybe this would work as a kind of gate instead of using Big Octos.

object_dekucity_ana_obj#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it displays an unknown texture. As such, its identity is not currently known.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_Bg_Keikoku_Spr#

This is the object linked to the actors Bg_Keikoku_Spr and Bg_Keikoku_Saku. It contains a tall, spiked iron fence, and a fountain of water similar to the ones just outside the Great Bay exit of Clock Town. This object contains two models without actors for the Woodfall mountain that should be used on Termina Field.

object_Obj_Tokeidai#

An early version of the clock tower can be found in this object. Initially there would be a door on the left side, it can be confirmed with some pre-release images.

object_En_Ds2n#

This object contains an updated version of the Potion Shop Owner from Ocarina of Time, updated for Majora's Mask. Its filename translates to "Drug Store 2 Owner". Unlike the Ocarina of Time model, which is also still present in the game, this version of the object has legs.

When loaded in the game, he cannot be interacted with, and simply stands stationary with his hands on his hips.

object_meganeana_obj#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it appears to be a ladder and a stone wall.

object_mask_bu_san#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, has a model of Mask of Scents on a data file.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_ki_tan#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, has a model of Keaton Mask on a data file.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_rabit#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, has a model of Bunny Hood on a data file.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_gi_bottle_22#

This unused GET item contains a Hylian Loach in a Bottle. The Hylian Loach was replaced with the Seahorse in the retail game.

To do: Upload a screenshot.

object_gi_loach#

This unused GET item contains a Hylian Loach. The Hylian Loach was replaced with the Seahorse in the retail game.

To do: Upload a screenshot.

object_mask_json#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, has a model of Garo's Mask on a data file.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_bigelf#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, has a model of Great Fairy's Mask on a data file.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_Bg_Mbar_Chair#

This object is linked to the actor Bg_Mbar_Chair. Its filename translates to "Milk Bar - Chair".

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to contain a high-backed chair. In the retail game, the Milk Bar has only stools for its patrons to sit on.

object_mask_kyojin#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity is not currently known.

Its filename translates to "Giant", meaning it may have something to do with the Giant's Mask.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_romerny#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity is not currently known.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_tanron1#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has no display lists or textures. As such, its identity is not currently known.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_tanron2#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it looks exactly like a Giant Bee.

object_tanron3#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it appears to be an untextured Giant Bee.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_posthat#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity may be the Postman's Hat you get from the Postman when you give the letter to the Postman to deliver during the Kafei Quest and then talk to him.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_En_Tanron6#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it appears to be a flock of Giant Bees.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_zacho#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity is not currently known.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_stone#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity may be the Stone Mask.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_bree#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity is not currently known, it could potentially be the Bremen Mask.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_gero#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity is not currently known, it could potentially be the Garo Mask.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_yofukasi#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity is not currently known.

Its filename translates to "Night", meaning it might have something to do with the All-Night Mask.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_meoto#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity is not currently known.

Its filename translates to "Couple", meaning it might have something to do with the Couple's Mask.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

object_mask_dancer#

This object does not appear to be linked to an actor, so it cannot be loaded in-game. When examined in a model viewer, it has a display list, but no textures. As such, its identity is not currently known, although it may be the Kamoro's Mask.

To do: Try to find a way to view this object, upload a screenshot.

Unused Variables#

En_Dekubaba#

This actor contains Deku Babas.

0001#

Variable 0001 is a Big Deku Baba that appears in the Forest Temple in Ocarina of Time. Tatl does not have a unique message for them and instead uses the tattle for Bio Deku Babas when Z-targeted.

Demo_Effect#

This actor contains the blue beam of light used when entering a Blue Warp, when warping a Sun Block away with the Mirror Shield or Light Arrows, as well as the sunburst used when a Great Fairy appears and disappears.

0008#

This is a sunburst effect that should be used by the Great Fairy of Kindness (Ikana), however she is specially hardcoded to use the same effect as the Great Fairy of Magic (Clock Town), rendering this effect unused.

To do: picture

En_Wood02#

This actor contains various trees and bushes that appear around Termina.

000A#

Variable 000A is the tree used in the adult version of Kakariko Village in Ocarina of Time. Though it was remodelled and retextured for Majora's Mask, it never appears in normal gameplay.

It could be seen in a prerelease screenshot in Termina Field, in front of the Astral Observatory.

0011#

Variable 0011 is a medium-sized 2D bush in the style of Ocarina of Time's Hyrule Field.

0012#

Variable 0012 is a grandiose 2D bush in the style of Ocarina of Time's Hyrule Field.

En_In#

This actor contains the Gorman Brothers.

0000#

Variable 0000 is a version of a Gorman Brother walking with a bucket and pitchfork that appears in pre-release screenshots from August 1999. When loaded in-game, it walks in place.

Actor Loaded In-Game	Pre-release Screenshot

En_Ge1#

This actor contains the Gerudo Lieutenant.

0002#

Variable 0002 is a white-clad Gerudo warrior that appears in Ocarina of Time. She has a different hairstyle from the Gerudo Lieutenant in Majora's Mask.

En_Okuta#

0001#

The Octorok actor has two variables, 0000 and 0001. Variable 0001 goes unused and is a blue Octorok that's invincible to every possible attack and can also follow the player underwater.

En_Owl#

This actor contains the owl.

0080#

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Variable 0080 is a version of the owl whose behavior calls to mind Kaepora Gaebora's famous query in Ocarina of Time:

"Would you like to hear what I said again?"

Originally, the owl would have initiated conversation (text ID 07D0), talked for a bit (07D1), then prompted the player to answer a yes or no question (07D2). If the player selected "Yes", he would have repeated his dialogue. If the player selected "No", he would have displayed a parting message (07D3) and flown off.

However, the messages once tied to this variable were overwritten with monkey dialogue, and the Yes/No option was deleted entirely. The video on the right shows the conversation taking place in-game, with the Yes/No option hacked back in.

The fact that these text IDs are unique to Majora's Mask suggests that this behaviour was intended for the owl's Terminan incarnation, and is not simply leftover code from Ocarina of Time. Additionally, the fact that the text IDs are positioned near other Southern Swamp-related messages suggests that there is where it would have been utilized.

En_Ani#

This actor contains the Part-Timer.

0000#

Variable 0000 loads a stationary version of the Part-Timer who cannot be interacted with. He has an abnormally-large collision box, and this is as close as Link can get to him.

This is different from the Part-Timer that sits behind the counter at the Trading Post, who is loaded by a different actor (En_Ossan) and different from the only used variable, 0001, which is the Part-Timer trying to steal rupees from a tree in Termina Field.

En_Syateki_Man#

This actor contains the Shooting Gallery owner.

FF0F#

Variable 000A is present in the actor list of setup 00 (normal gameplay) in the Milk Bar, but because it lacks a corresponding object, it is never loaded. It seems that the Clock Town Shooting Gallery manager was originally going to pay a visit to the bar.

This version of the actor cannot be interacted with. Tatl hovers around his head as though he can be Z-targeted, but Link cannot Z-target him.

En_Sekihi#

This actor contains the pedestal that teaches Link the Song of Soaring.

0000#

Variable 0000 is a Triforce Song Pedestal. See 0191F000-01922430.

0001#

Variable 0001 is a Goron Song Pedestal. See 01923000-01926410.

0002#

Variable 0002 is a Kokiri Song Pedestal. See 01927000-0192A410.

En_Takaraya#

This actor contains the Treasure Chest Game employee.

FFFF#

Variable FFFF is present in the actor list of setup 00 (normal gameplay) in the Milk Bar, but because it lacks a corresponding object, it is never loaded. It seems that the Treasure Chest Game employee was originally going to pay a visit to the bar.

This version of the actor merely gives her Treasure Chest Game spiel when spoken to.

Unused Models#

gameplay_keep#

This object contains various objects used in gameplay.

221B8#

At offset 221B8 of gameplay_keep is an archway reminiscent of those found in the Great Fairy Fountains.

5A430#

At offset 5A430 of gameplay_keep is a stump left over from Ocarina of Time.

5A600#

At offset 5A600 of gameplay_keep is some seaweed left over from Ocarina of Time.

5AED0#

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At offset 5AED0 of gameplay_keep is a large square sign left over from Ocarina of Time.

xxxx#

At offset xxx of gameplay_keep is xxxx.

xxxx#

At offset xxx of gameplay_keep is xxxx.

xxxx#

At offset xxx of gameplay_keep is xxxx.

xxxx#

At offset xxx of gameplay_keep is xxxx.

xxxx#

At offset xxx of gameplay_keep is xxxx.

gameplay_dangeon_keep#

This object contains various objects used in dungeons.

7300#

Offset 7300 is an early bomb bag icon. It is a leftover from Ocarina of Time.

7A50#

Offset 7A50 is an early Kokiri Sword icon. It is a leftover from Ocarina of Time.

7BF0#

Offset 7BF0 is an early Fairy Slingshot icon. It is a leftover from Ocarina of Time.

81D0#

Offset 81D0 is a large rusty square switch. It is a leftover from Ocarina of Time.

1D980#

This model is the bottom of a stairway similar to the ones found in Stone Tower Temple and Dampé's House.

219E8#

This model is the aforementioned stairway's top.

xxxx#

Offset xxxx is a rusty switch featuring the revamped Gerudo logo.

xxxx#

Offset xxxx is a wooden platform.

object_gi_map#

xxxx#

The Stone of Agony, unused in Majora's Mask, is contained within the object file for the Dungeon Map. It has no function and no text description.

object_gi_purse#

xxxx#

An unused green wallet is contained within the object file for the wallets. It was later found in the Spaceworld 1997 prototype of Ocarina of Time, making it a very old leftover.

Dm_Zl#

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The object for Child Zelda contains a silver flute. It is the same flute model used by Skull Kid in Ocarina of Time. It is found in the same position as the Ocarina of Time, which suggests that Zelda would have used a flute instead of an ocarina.

Indeed, her model even has unused animations for playing a flute, which are different from the animations she uses to play the Ocarina of Time. She plays the flute with her left hand, while she uses her right hand to play the ocarina. The relevant animation offsets can be found below:

• 010334 - Zelda raises her hands to play the flute.
• 0105c8 - Zelda finishes playing the flute.
• 010d50 - Zelda plays the flute.

object_En_Tite#

xxxx#

While Blue Tektites appear in the game, Red Tektites do not. Tatl does not have a unique message for them, and defaults to her warning about Blue Tektites instead.

object_En_Zl4#

xxxx#

A mask bearing the features of Child Link can be found within Skull Kid's object. There are three copies, each rotated differently, for use in different scenarios. There are also three corresponding models of Majora's Mask, rotated in the same manner. This suggests that Skull Kid originally wore this mask.

B̶y̶ ̶c̶h̶a̶n̶g̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶6̶B̶B̶0̶ ̶t̶o̶ ̶3̶9̶A̶0̶ ̶i̶n̶ ̶m̶e̶m̶o̶r̶y̶, By using this Gecko code on the English (E) VC version, you can make Skull Kid use Link's Mask instead of Majora's Mask.

object_link_child#

0C9D0#

An old version of the Kokiri Sword can be found within Child Link's object. It is identical to the model used in Ocarina of Time, but with messed-up graphics.

Sort#

Obj_Bean#

This actor contains the soft soil and floating bean plants.

8000#

A cracked wall decal can be found in two cutscenes of Romani Ranch: the one where Romani is abducted by the aliens and on setup 02 (unused cutscene). It appeared in a pre-release image.

This is a variation of the soft soil spread across many places in the game. The player can throw bugs to it, and they will get into the hole just like any other wall soft soil. However, they won't throw any item.