Don Gero's Mask
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| Don Gero's Mask | |
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 Don Gero's Mask | |
| Appearances | Majora's Mask (2000) |
| Power(s) | Allows Link to speak with frogs |
- "That's Don Gero's Mask, isn't it? That mask has a very operatic feel about it."
- — Happy Mask Salesman
Don Gero's Mask is one of twenty-four masks in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. It looks like Don Gero and is used to talk to frogs. These frogs form the Frog Choir, similar to the Fabulous Five Froggish Tenors from Ocarina of Time. By reuniting all five members of the choir, Link can get a Piece of Heart. Two of the frogs have been transformed into hostile Gekkos that Link must defeat in order to turn them back into their normal selves. As for the other three, one of them is in the Laundry Poolin Clock Town, one of them is on a log in the Southern Swamp, and one of them is near the Mountain Smithy (it only appears once Goht has been defeated and spring has returned to Snowhead).
[edit] Obtaining the Mask
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
The Mask is obtained by giving the piece of Rock Sirloin to the Hungry Goron on an ice outcropping in the Mountain Village. He states his hunger when he is spoken to. The Rock Sirloin is found in the Goron Shrine. To find it, all braziers have to be lit. When they all are, the chandelier will start to spin. Goron Link can roll into these jars, one of which contains the Rock Sirloin.
Spoiler warning: Spoilers end here.
