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In The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, players frequently utilize masks that contain the spirits of the deceased or carry dark curses. The game features 24 unique masks, many of which force Link to undergo painful transformations, accompanied by shrieks and the physical sensation of inhabiting another person's body.
Several masks provide specific, often unsettling utility. The All-Night Mask, a former torture device for insomnia, prevents sleep, while the Mask of Truth allows players to hear the thoughts of Gossip Stones. Garo’s Mask attracts hostile ninja-like spirits and forces ReDeads to dance, and the Stone Mask renders the wearer invisible, a fate once suffered by the soldier Shiro.
Other items involve more direct spiritual possession. The Captain’s Hat houses the spirit of Skull Keeta, allowing Link to command Stalchildren, while the Gibdo Mask, obtained from Pamela’s father, enables communication with mummy-like creatures. Kamaro’s Mask forces Link into an energetic, hypnotic dance routine, reflecting the spirit of a mourning performer.
The titular Majora’s Mask remains the most dangerous, containing an ancient demon’s spirit. It manipulates wearers like the Skull Kid through malice and resentment. Additionally, transformation masks like the Zora, Goron, and Deku masks contain the spirits of specific individuals, leading NPCs to mistake Link for their deceased friends, creating a heartbreaking and haunted experience.
