Song of Healing

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In Majora's Mask, the Song of Healing (いやしの歌, Iyashi no Uta) is taught to Link by the Happy Mask Salesman after Link gets the Ocarina of Time back from Skull Kid. This song can heal a broken soul and give peace to those who cannot forget, and it plays a major role in the game.[1] It is used to receive the Goron Mask and the Zora Mask, and it's used to remove the Deku Mask at the beginning of the game. The Song of Healing is also used to heal Kamaro, a dancer's ghost outside of Clock Town, and the researcher in Ikana Valley.

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Trivia

  • Playing the Song of Healing for Sharp will have him remark that, while the song has something soothing, a song like that has no longer effect on someone like him.[2]
  • If Link cuts up a wooden sign in Majora's Mask, the Song of Healing can be played to repair it.
  • In Twilight Princess, the Golden Wolf that teaches Link the Shield Attack is summoned when Wolf Link howls this tune at Death Mountain.
  • The notes in the Song of Healing are the same as Saria's Song, except they are reversed.

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References

  1. "This is a melody that heals evil magic and troubled spirits, turning them into masks." —Happy Mask Salesman (Majora's Mask)
  2. "Hmm? Somehow, my heart is eased. This melody has a serenity to it... And yet... To one of the dead and darkness, like myself, a song like that no longer holds meaning for me." —Sharp (Majora's Mask)


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