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Zora Hall

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Zora Hall
Zora Hall
The interior of Zora Hall
First appearance Majora's Mask (2000)
Country Termina
Region Great Bay
Point(s) of interest Zora Cape
Zora Shop
Performer's rooms
Main stage
Inhabitants The Indigo-Gos
Various Zora fans

Zora Hall is a location in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. It is found within an island off the coast of the Great Bay and is the home to most of the Zora in Termina. The island is shaped like what looks to be a giant seashell and can only be accessed by swimming underneath the wall that borders it. Because of this, very few outsiders ever visit Zora Hall.

To be accommodated by the other Zoras standng around, Link must wear his Zora Mask to guise himself as the The Indigo-Gos' guitarist, Mikau. If Link does not wear the mask, all the Zoras will deny him access into the various dressing rooms and will tell him to go away.

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[edit] Points of interest

[edit] Stage

The first notable location upon entering Zora Hall is the main stage, where the Indigo-Gos have rehearsals and give performances. Zoras can be found trying to assist the band, for example, one running a sound check on the stage, and another trying to fix the lighting around the stage.

[edit] Tijo and Mikau's Room

The first room noticeable is the one for Mikau and his bandmate Tijo, the drummer in the band. The room is two floors, Tijo on the ground floor, and Mikau on the second story. The staircase to the second story has been broken, but can be accessed by way of the Hookshot; found here is Mikau's diary, which explains some things about what has happened to Lulu as well as the notes for a Jam Session he had with Japas. The diary can only be read while Link is in Zora form, as it is written in Zoran script.

[edit] Japas' Room

Upon entering Japas' room, Link notices it is in the form of a beach, most likely to make its inhabitants conformatable and at home. In this room, Link can speak with Japas about Lulu's condition, and the fate of the band, and the upcoming Clock Town concert. If Link has memorized the notes to the Jam Session, he can play along with Japas, much to the delight of the various Zoras in Zora Hall, who will all crowd around the door in earnest.

Interestingly, the notes that Link and Japas play are the introductory notes to the original "Ballad of the Wind Fish", and the song Japas is playing while Link is not speaking with him is the cave music from the original Legend of Zelda.

[edit] Evan's Room

The main feature of Evan's room is an enormous type of piano or organ attached to the corner of the room. The room has holds a small water stream with large stepping stones. If Link speaks to Evan while in his Zora form, Evan will ask Link if he has rescued the Zora Eggs from the pirates yet. If Link hasn't, Evan will become agitated, and explain to Link the urgency of their situation.

If Link has completed the Jam Session with Japas, Link can play it for Evan in his original form using his ocarina, and Evan will figure out the melody and grant Link a Piece of Heart as thanks for giving him a new song. Interestingly, the song Evan plays on his piano is a song from the original Legend of Zelda.

[edit] Lulu's Room

When Link enters the small circular room that belongs to Lulu, he notices a Deku Scrub in the corner. As part of the Title Deed trading quest, Link can give him the Mountain Title Deed in exchange for use of his Deku flower, which can be used as Deku Link to fly into the air to reach an optional Piece of Heart. Interestingly, Lulu is never seen in her room, as she will always be found either outside at Zora Cape, or inside rehearsing with the rest of the band.

[edit] Zora Cape

Main article: Zora Cape

Outside, in the back of Zora Hall, a distressed Lulu can be found, standing silent at Zora Cape. This is where the Giant Turtle has made his resting place, as well. When Link plays the "New Wave Bossa Nova" for Lulu in his Zora Form, he accidentaly wakes up the Giant Turtle, who tells him of the Bay's need of his help. He whisks Link off to the Great Bay Temple, where Link defeated Gyorg, and cleared the murky waters. Because of the distance Link must travel to find the Giant Turtle, an Owl Statue is found here for his convenience.

Interestingly, if Link has obtained the Ice Arrows and has enough arrows and magic, it is possible to use the icy platforms created by the Ice Arrows to hop to Great Bay Temple in the distance. When approached, it becomes evident the temple's actual size is only somewhat larger than Link.