The Legend Of Zelda: Majora's Mask cheats: Locations And Actions…

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Carnival performer's room: Mushroom:
Use the Mask of Scents in the Carnival Performers' room. Look at the boxes on one of the beds to find a mushroom growing in them.
Information in this section was contributed by Chastenbrat1.

Honey And Darling's Game Shop: Hitting Honey and Darling:
If you hit Honey and Darling while playing the game on the first day, they say "Ow, that hurt."
Information in this section was contributed by Alexander Y.

Honey And Darling's Game Shop: Mini-games:
In the Honey And Darling's game shop there are three games for each day. The first day's game is Bombchu Gallery. The second day's game is Bomb Basket. The final day's game is Target Shooting.
Information in this section was contributed by Legend951.

Honey And Darling's Game Shop: Triforce disco ball:
On any day, go to Honey And Darling's shop. Look up, and their disco ball will have a lot of Triforces on it.
Information in this section was contributed by Joe Matera.

Ikana Canyon: Entering:
Win the Garo mask and Epona back. Go to the canyon gate by jumping them on your horse. Talk to the freak on the hill with the Garo mask. She will give you a spot to use the Hookshot. Immediately take off the mask in the canyon or you will pay, or where it when tattle says "You may not see it, but there is a thirst for blood all around you". A Garo will appear and fight. Use the Ice Arrows on the Octrock. Use the ice to get to the platform. Use the Hookshot to get the rest of the way up.
Information in this section was contributed by Riff200.

Ikana Canyon: Enter without Ice Arrows:
It is difficult, but if you go very close to the edge with the Octorocks and Hookshot the first tree, you can get to the first ledge without Ice Arrows.
Information in this section was contributed by Legion Strife.

Stand on the very edge of the river in Ikana Canyon. Move toward the closest tree, which is across the river. Stand as close to the tree as you can and use your Hookshot. If you were close enough, the Hookshot should attach to the tree and pull yourself up. When you get to the top, slash the Stone Owl to warp there any time desired.
Information in this section was contributed by Ryan.

Ikana Castle: Paper airplane:
When you first appear outside of the Ancient Castle of Ikana, walk all the way around to the end of the right side. Towards the back you will find a lone pot with a fairy in it. As you turn around you will notice a large pillar in front of you, as well as two more behind it. The pillar closest to the pot has a mysterious paper airplane on top of it. Once you enter Ikana Castle and are able to scale along the top of the castle, walk over to this same pillar and jump on top of it. The paper airplane is just sitting there and serves no apparent purpose in the game.
Information in this section was contributed by Jeremy Prusak.

Ikana Valley: Shortcut:
When reaching Ikana Valley, (you must have the Hookshot), you will notice a small tree extending from a ledge on the cliff across from you. Normally, that tree can be used to Hookshot to by using Ice Arrows on the Oktoroks. However, if you get really close you can reach the top of the cliff without the Ice Arrows. This making it possible to get the Mirror Shield before learning the New Wave Bossa Nova.
Information in this section was contributed by Scott Young.

Milk Bar: Enter without Romani's Mask:
On the third day, the Milk Bar is unlocked, allowing you to get the Postman's Hat easier.
Information in this section was contributed by CHAPSMM.

Moon: Invisible wall:
On the moon, turn into Goron Link and roll past the tree. You will hit an invisible wall, and the items in the background will resemble Clock Town.
Information in this section was contributed by Patamon362.

Observatory: Code:
The code for the observatory to get the Moon Tears varies from game to game. It is determined by the order you find the five bomber kids. Each of them have a number on their back. The code is their numbers in the order that you found them.
Information in this section was contributed by hlivesay and Ben-Jamin.

To find out what the code is, you must first pop the balloon with a bubble, arrow, or Zora Link's boomerang (preferably the bubble). Then, talk to the small kid who was trying to pop it. Tell him you want to try his test, and if you can locate and catch all five kids before the next morning you will receive the code. To catch a kid, run up to him. When he starts to run away, stand still. After running a short distance, he will stop running. When he stops, shoot him with a Deku Bubble Attack. The kid should be caught. Note: The kid carrying the Cucco must be shot once before he starts running, then again after he stops.
Information in this section was contributed by Zachary Parker.

Observatory: Hidden holes:
When you look through the telescope at the observatory, look around and to see at least two men in green waving their arms. Go to their locations to find hidden holes.
Information in this section was contributed by Sharuk83.

When you look in the telescope aim near the Stone Tower. On one of the pillars is a dancing man like one of the men in Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time, when you release them from the Skulltala spell. There is another one near Southern Swamp in the grass next to the tree stump.
Information in this section was contributed by Diabug101.

Observatory: Dolphin reference:
Go through the underground tunnel to the observatory. Once you get to the room at the foot of the stairs, destroy all the clay pots. Look on the ground near the pots and you will see pieces of paper. One of the pieces has a dolphin on it, which refers to Nintendo's code name for the Nintendo 64.
Information in this section was contributed by Beavis8995.

Observatory: Dancing Skull Kid:
While looking through the telescope on the first day, zoom in on top of the Clock Tower. You will see the Skull Kid. He will do a little taunt, then jump into the sky. On the final day, go back to the Observatory and look at the top of the Clock Tower again. He will be there again, and will do a different dance this time.
Information in this section was contributed by Rmaster801.

Oceanside Spider House: Skulltulas:
If you can still hear the Skulltulas, then there still are some in that room. Roll into pots with holes on the top to knock out the Skulltula in it. You may have to roll more than once. In the room where you have to shoot the colored skulls on the wall, there will be three Skulltulas on the chandelier. Use a "Goron pound" on the table to knock them down.
Information in this section was contributed by GameMaster.

Pinnacle Rock: Entrance:
If you have retrieved the four eggs at Gerudo Fortress, you may now go to Pinnacle Rock. Go to the spear shaped rocks -- they mark the entrance to Pinnacle Rock. As Zora Link, dive down to the bottom of the lake. Go to the first directional sign, then use Z targeting to line yourself up with it. Bypass the second sign to find a another sign behind it. Follow that sign, then when you reach the sign beyond do not follow it. Instead, turn to the right to find a sign in the distance. Follow that sign to anther sign. Follow that sign to the entrance.
Information in this section was contributed by dubray.

Pinnacle Rock: Get through easier:
Take a picture of a Gerudo and take it to the fisherman. He will give you a seahorse in return. Release the seahorse in Pinnacle Rock. Getting through is easier than dodging Gerudos wearing the Stone Mask. He shows you the way, and as long as you are following him, you can go off course and still get there.
Information in this section was contributed by Dirk Witt.

Pirate's Boat: Boarding:
You can get onto a pirate's boat in the Pirate's Fortress by wearing the Stone Mask and swimming to a boat. This helps to get your pictograph, to get the sea horse, to get the Zora Eggs you need.
Information in this section was contributed by Alexander Y.

At the Pirates Fortress where there are four boats with guards in them going around in a constant circle,. Wear the Zora Mask, dive into the water, and start to ''Zora Swim''. As you are swimming, press Analog-stick Down and leap out of the water when you are close to a boat . If done correctly, you will be on the boat. Note: Do not aim your jump to the front of the boat, or the guard will see you.
Information in this section was contributed by weatherman.

If you have got good timing, you can actually jump on the back of their boats from the ledge. As soon as you get up there, turn left and hug the wall. Then, jump just before a Gerudo boat gets there. This is difficult, but possible.
Information in this section was contributed by Clint Emsley.

Post Office: Slow time:
Go into the post office after the mail man is done delivering the mail. Enter and he will be sitting down. If you talk to him, he will have you try to count to ten without a clock. If you are wearing the Bunny Hood. the clock stays there the entire time and it moves slower, giving you time to hit the mark of ten seconds.
Information in this section was contributed by THEDMAN5000.

Romani Ranch: Real constellations:
Go outside of Romani Ranch and look up at the stars. You will see a red star. Near the red star/planet is the constellation, Orion's Belt.
Information in this section was contributed by Randy Taylor.

Look up in the sky at night and locate the dark blue star. if you look near that star, you will find the Dipper. You can see the constellations better if your in an open area like Romani Ranch, but you can see them in just about any other place in the game if it is at night and you can see the sky.
Information in this section was contributed by Randy Taylor.

Romani Ranch: Snipe the aliens:
Behind MaMa's House at Romani Ranch is a ladder. Climb up the ladder and snipe the Aliens that appear at 2:30 a.m. on the first night.
Information in this section was contributed by Patrick Shannon and SpectrumFire.

Romani Ranch: Fastest dog:
Use this trick to get the fastest dog at the race track without the Mask Of Truth. Wear the Deku Mask and run around the field where the dogs are located. Take it off and look to see which dog is the closest. Take that one.
Information in this section was contributed by Leo Jones.

Romani Ranch: Free milk:
At night on any day, go to the barn. Play Epona's Song to get free milk. Note: it will not be Chateou Romani.
Information in this section was contributed by zapdosfreak.

Hint: Southern Swamp: Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time reference:
Go to the part where you have to save one of the witch sisters. You will find that they are Twinrova, the Boss of the Spirit Temple in Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time. It is interesting that you have to save them now so that you can kill them seven years later.
Information in this section was contributed by Neil Sen.

Shooting Gallery: Zelda pictures:
Go inside the Shooting Gallery in East Clock Town. Once inside, look to your left to see two scenes from The Legend Of Zelda on the Game Boy. The first is a picture of the Kohilant Island and the second picture is that of the Wind Fish.
Information in this section was contributed by WMDurham.

Stock Pot Inn: Ring bell:
Go to the bell that hangs over the Stock Pot Inn. To get there, either enter the inn and go through the door on your immediate left, or turn into Deku Link and climb into the flower needed to catch the Great Fairy fragment at night, then fly over. Once at the bell, put on the Goron mask and begin attacking the bell with the Triple Punch Combo (repeatedly press B). A single strike will cause the bell to chime. However, when attacking with the combo the bell with hit Goron Link in the face, knocking him back in a rather comical fashion. No life energy is lost.
Information in this section was contributed by ianpotto.

In the Laundry Pool, charge up near the bell and release. The bell should ring at least six or more times. If you have already gotten the gift from the Woodfall Temple Fairy of Strength, the bell will ring longer.
Information in this section was contributed by Brandon Baskerville.

Stock Pot Inn: Enter after 8:30:
Go to East Clock Town as Deku Scrub Link. Near the entrance to Stock Pot Inn is a flower. Get on the flower as Deku Link and fly to the left, onto the room with the bell. Enter that door near the bell to get in Stock Pot Inn after hours.
Information in this section was contributed by steve wallace.

Stock Pot Inn: Helping the hand:
Make a stop at the Stock Pot Inn at midnight any day. When the hand reaches out of the toilet, give him a letter or a Title Deed.
Information in this section was contributed by VinceMacIsBack.

Stock Pot Inn: Grandmother's chair:
Go to the grandmother's room and look at her chair. It has battle chariot wheels and a picture of a tiger on the back of the seat.
Information in this section was contributed by tkdillon.

Stock Pot Inn: Moving cow's head:
Roll at the bookshelf at the sign in desk and you can see the cow's head move.
Information in this section was contributed by Patamon362.

Stone Tower Temple: Flip upside down:
Get all the blocks moved and make sure you have Light Arrows and magic. Hit the red gem with Light Arrows.
Information in this section was contributed by lil_stephen_22.

Training Center: Hidden pots:
In Clock Town, go into the Sword Training Center. Use the Zora Mask to become Zora Link. Then, go up to the instructor. Shoot the fins through the instructor towards the scroll-like paper on the wall. You should hear pots breaking. Shoot again. This time, five rupees should come back to you. There are two or three pots -- keep shooting until you cannot hear anymore of them smashing.
Information in this section was contributed by RPimentel.

Training Center: Hidden room:
On the night of the final day, once the timer starts for when the moon falls, go to the Training Center in Clock Town. The door is not locked anymore. Once inside, go to the very back of the building and cut the sign with the Japanese writing. Inside is a room with pots in it, and the training man hiding in the corner.
Information in this section was contributed by Rmaster801.

Woods: Path:
The path through the woods differs each day. For example, on the first day it is left , right, right, straight, left, left. On the second day, it is right, left, straight, left, left, right.
Information in this section was contributed by RadisH and Drum418.

Zora Hall: Screaming dive:
Go to the big pool in front of the rehearsal stage in Zora Hall. Dive in, swim to the top left-hand corner, and hold Analog-stick Down. Mikau (Zora Link) should jump straight up. If done correctly, you should hear Link yell as if he had just jumped off a very high ledge, and he should go straight down and land straight on his head. This will cost one heart maximum.
Information in this section was contributed by edjo.

Moon's face on blocks:
The blocks in the room after all the Hide And Seek dungeons on the moon have the moon's face on them.
Information in this section was contributed by Patamon362.

Skip Moon Tear step:
Go to the Bomber's hide-out and enter the code to get in. Once inside, go to the Observatory and look through the telescope at the Skull Kid sitting aloft the Clock Tower. He looks at the moon and the Moon Tear falls from the sky. You get the Moon Tear to trade to the Deku in Clock Town for a Property Deed saying you can use his launcher. If you want to skip this, on the final day go to the left of where you start off when just beginning a new game. Run up the incline, and you will see another small inclined ledge you can run up. Then, jump onto the platform and run up the stairs.
Information in this section was contributed by Dan.

Nintendo 64 controller in Clock Town:
This is best done as Mikau (Zora Mask). Go into the Clock Tower in Clock Town (where the Mask-Man is located), and go down the ramps. You will see a creek with a water-wheel. Put on the Zora Mask and jump in. Press B to dive so you can walk. Walk under water upstream. After you make your way past the waterwheel, you will start to see something white in the water. Walk to where you have a good view to see that it is shaped like a blurred Nintendo 64 controller. If you look closely, you will see the C-Buttons and the D-pad. Note: This will not take any time off your three days, because time does not pass in the Clock Tower. Also, the "ghost controller" is non-interactive.
Information in this section was contributed by Yoto Kogato.

Winning lottery numbers in West Clock Town:
The winning lottery numbers are as follows. The tickets cost 10 rupees, and the winning ticket gives you 50 rupees.
Information in this section was contributed by Scott Thomas.

First Day: 207
Second Day: 299
Final Day:751

In The Legend Of Zelda: Collector's Edition, the winning lottery numbers in the Lottery Shop in West Clock Town are:
Information in this section was contributed by Scott Thomas.

First Day: 136
Second Day: 237
Final Day: 737

Enter Bomber's clubhouse without code:
Use the following trick to get in the Bomber's clubhouse without the code or being an adult. Move a fair distance from the member guarding the passage and turn 180 degrees. Hold Z and do a back flip over the guard.
Information in this section was contributed by Terry1486.

Stunning Bombers:
If you play hide and seek with the Bombers, you can stun them with arrows and catch them easily.
Information in this section was contributed by esnieh.

Empty bottle locations:
There are a total of six bottles in the game.
Information in this section was contributed by Sct904.

In the Southern Swamp, go to the Tourist information hut and check he ticket booth -- Koume is missing. Go to the Magic Hag's Potion shop and speak to Kotake, find Koume in the Woods of Mystery, then return to Kotake to get a red bottle of potion. Take the potion to Koume in the Woods. You now have bottle number 1.

Clear Snow Head, then go to the Goron Racetrack near the rope bridges. Win first place to get a bottle of gold dust. Also, if you upgrade your sword at the blacksmith in Mountain Village from Kokiri to Razor, you can take it to him and have him upgrade your sword into the Gilded Sword. You will now have bottle number 2.

Race against the Beaver Brothers in the Great Bay Coast. Use the hookshot on the palm trees to get to the entrance at the top of the waterfall. You will now have bottle number 3.

Win the alien abduction game at 2:30 a.m. on the first night. Enter Milk Road using a powder keg. You will have bottle number 4.

On the third night, wear the Captain's Hat in Ikana Graveyard and open a tomb. The gravedigger is inside. Lead him to all the sand pits to dig a hole. Walk extremely slow or he will wander off. Defeat the Poe for a bottle. You will now have bottle number 5.

During the Kafei event, if you give the express mail to Lady Aroma in the Milk Bar, she will give you a bottle of Chateau Romani.

Growing plants without Spring Water:
When you plant a Magic Bean play the Song of Storms and the plant will grow.
Information in this section was contributed by Zachary Parker.

Faster Dampe:
Dampe the gravekeeper exits his house at about 7:00 a.m. He always seems like he is going in slow motion. To speed him up a little bit, wear the Captains Hat and talk to him. You will not be able to keep up with him even if you are wearing the Bunny Hood.
Information in this section was contributed by IndyIM99.

Scare Dampe:
When you fight Big Poe under one of the graves in the graveyard, you will scare Dampe away. Exit at the other end of the room of where you came in to enter Dampe's house. He is hiding under his bed, and you can talk to him. He is noticeably scared.
Information in this section was contributed by IndyIM99.

Revive dead Gibdo:
Kill a Gibdo while wearing the Gibdo mask so they cannot paralyze you. When it is dead, play the Song Of Healing two or three times on the Gibdo and then it will stand up again. Note: This is helpful if you accidentally kill one Gibdo that is in the well for the mirror shield.
Information in this section was contributed by BikeRyder90.

Burning Gibdos' wraps:
When you encounter any Gibdo, Tatl will classify it as a Gibdo. Throw a Fire Arrow at any Gibdo and after awhile, its wraps will fall out and it will become a reDead. When you Z-target it, Tatl will classify it as a ReDead. In the well, even after it becomes a ReDead, it will talk to you as a Gibdo.
Information in this section was contributed by Shadow Knight.

Rainbow Redead:
Shoot a Redead with a Light Arrow and it will explode in rainbow colors.

Create a Redead:
Shoot a Fire Arrow at a Gibado (the mummy things). It will become a Redead.
Information in this section was contributed by Bionicle9933.

Dancing Redead:
Make sure you have the Gidbo's Mask. Go to Ikana Castle, Temple, or Ikana Canyon. When around a Redead, it will be slouched down and make a groaning noise. However, when wearing the Gidbo Mask around one, it will be dancing. You can touch one, and it will not hurt you because it is too busy dancing.
Information in this section was contributed by NRedfo.

Unlimited magic:
If you already have the Romani's Mask, go to the Milk Bar on any day between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. Buy the Chateau Milk (200 rupees) and use up your magic until it is empty. Drink the Chateau Milk. Your magic bar will turn blue and you will have unlimited magic until you go back to the first day with the Song Of Time.
Information in this section was contributed by BREAD_MAN69.

The only time you can get the Chateau Milk is at 6 p.m. on day 1 or 2 at the Milk Bar in East Clock Town. This Milk will make your Magic Power unlimited for a three day period. If you have a large number of rupees saved in the bank and the Giant's Wallet, you should buy this on the day 1.
Information in this section was contributed by sct904.

Swimming dog:
Get the dog in South Clock Town to follow you into the small pool of water by the Deku Flower when you are a Deku Scrub. He will swim like a dog.
Information in this section was contributed by Alexander Y and Rob Johnson.

Jumping dog:
In South Clock Town, put on the Bremen Mask, and get the dog to follow you up the ramp that is near the door that leads to East Clock Town. Go up the ramp that leads to the clock doors. Walk off the edge. You will hang on, but the dog will jump off. He will not get hurt.
Information in this section was contributed by Clint Emsley.

Dog reactions:
While dogs usually act indifferently to Link, they react strongly to each of his other forms. For example, go to the Puppy Racing Ranch (from the Romani Ranch). Become Goron Link and watch as a whole pack will growl, back away, then flee whimpering. As Zora Link, you can call the entire group of dogs by simply walking within their general vicinity. And in the classic chicken fashion from the previous game, approach them as Deku Link and watch as the pack attacks. This costs no life energy.
Information in this section was contributed by ianpotto and Rob Johnson.

Scarecrows:
The scarecrow and his song is one of the most difficult puzzles to solve. You will have to use his services, as in the first game, although this time it is not for Skulltulas. If you cannot remember the song, you can talk to him and reset in on a different day.
Information in this section was contributed by HIEN.

Jump farther:
Use the following trick when on a lillypad or a place where you need to hop to another place as Deku Link. Before you start hopping on the water, do the spinning attack so you can go at a faster speed. The extra speed will allow you to reach a bit farther then before.
Information in this section was contributed by Shadow Knight and XpertLegend.

Use the following trick when playing as Link or Zora Link. To jump farther, roll on the ground just before you jump.
Information in this section was contributed by BCrules36.

Faster jumps along water:
While you are Deku Link, spin immediately before you want to go in the water.
Information in this section was contributed by JoeKewl207.

Walk and travel faster:
Link can use the Bunny Hood to walk faster and jump further, however as a Goron you can roll about twice as fast as that. As a Goron you can also power-up in your spin and become invincible. Note: Magic power is used when invincible.
Information in this section was contributed by Goalie7763.

Slow down time:
Play the Song Of Time backwards. This will slow time down considerably. Play the song again to resume time to its normal pace.
Information in this section was contributed by Adam Nichols.

Easy mapping:
Find Tingle the mapmaker whenever you are in a new section of the other world. Watch for his red ballon, then shoot him down with an arrow, Deku Nut, etc. Pay his some rupees and he will fill in a section of the world map for your.
Information in this section was contributed by HIEN.

Finding puzzles through the Fairy:
Watch your Fairy. She will turn green whenever you are near a puzzle. If you get stuck, walk around a room and see where she goes.
Information in this section was contributed by HIEN.

Fairies in Zora Bay:
Note: You must have five or six bottles to do this trick. Go to the Zora Bay. Go to the Owl statue and break the jars open beside it. Go into the Zora hall, then go back out to the Owl statue. Break the jars again. Use your bottles to catch the pink fairies. Repeat this as many times as desired.
Information in this section was contributed by Casey Newkam.

Getting hard to reach Fairies:
You can get hard to reach Fairies by putting on the Fairy Mask in any dungeon. The Fairy will come right next to you.
Information in this section was contributed by jennifer morgan.

Fly longer as Deku Link:
When you burrow into a Deku Flower, face the opposite way of your target, then keep flying backwards towards it.
Information in this section was contributed by Lee Fritter.

Goron splat:
Get the Goron's Mask, then do a Goron roll. During the roll quickly release A then hold R. If done correctly you will be flat on the ground.
Information in this section was contributed by J Williams.

Goron races:
Complete the second temple, then go to the new area that is open in Goron Village. You will find a large Goron there. Talk to him as a Goron until you have to take a test to use powder kegs. Take the test and run as fast as your fat Goron legs can take you. When you get to the hill, throw the powder keg up and roll up. Repeat until you reach a large rock. Drop the powder keg there and run. Go in and enter the race by talking to the baby Goron. You have the best chance of winning the race by staying as far right as possible until the last part. When the countdown is almost over, press Roll. Only hit green jars when you need the power, and the double magic bar would be a good idea. Never go up ramps as they will slow you down. The first time you win, you get Gold Dust in a new bottle. Every time after that it is just Gold Dust. You can use the Gold Dust to make the Gilded Sword.
Information in this section was contributed by Matt Rieckman.

Use the same owl save more than once:
First, get to a point where you can save at an owl statue. Once you have saved the game, make sure another empty file is available on the menu. Copy the saved file to the empty file. Both of the files should be the same. Start one of the files and play. Now, if you quit the file you are playing without saving, then you will not have to start over at the last time you went back to the first day because you have a backup file which you can duplicate on the other file as many times as needed.
Information in this section was contributed by NeoBizzaro.

Use the magic Zora Shield out of water:
While in any open area, press Z to look straight ahead. While holding Z, defend with R and press B at the same time to use the Magic Zora Shield out of water. Note: This trick still consumes magic.
Information in this section was contributed by behm3.

Take a picture of yourself:
When the camera is looking at Link's face, use the pictograph box and snap quickly. Note: This trick will work in locations such as the boat cruise. It may be possible to use it elsewhere.
Information in this section was contributed by cm128.

Boat ride for a picture:
If you have no money for the boat ride, take a picture of the mountain. Bive it to the man behind the desk and ask for a free ride.
Information in this section was contributed by Nikki5Landrum.

Protecting the milk:
Wear the Circus Leader's Mask while protecting Cremia's Milk Shipment -- the Garo Brother's will not attack.
Information in this section was contributed by VinceMacIsBack.

Slow down mechanical belt:
When doing the "Kafei's Event," you will have to go through a series of puzzles at the end to get the Couple's Mask. Since slowing down time slows time by one third, the moving belt still does not slow down enough. If you reach a room where you see a yellow switch, step on it. It will slow down the belt. If you stepped on the red switches, the belt will speed up, causing you to lose the Sun's Mask to go to the next step in the Kafei's Event.
Information in this section was contributed by sct904.

Easier Treasure Chest game:
Once you pay the girl to play, quickly switch to the Deku Scrub, since he moves the fastest. When you get the treasure, you still get the treasure you paid for in whatever form you were originally in.
Information in this section was contributed by SSVegeta5400.

Cheaper Treasure Chest game:
If you go to the Treasure Chest Shop with the Deku Mask on, it will cost only 10 rupees instead of 20 to play.
Information in this section was contributed by didier ouellet.

If you play the Treasure Chest game as Mikau (Zora Link), the girl will be attracted to you and offer you a low rate of only 5 rupees.
Information in this section was contributed by Aaron Wood.

Continued music:
Put on either the Bremen mask or the Kamaro Mask, press B to start the march/dance, then pause game play. The music that plays while using the mask continues after you pause.
Information in this section was contributed by YourEgoShatters.

Ballad of the Wind Fish song from The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening:
The song that your four personas play in the Milk Bar is the "Ballad of the Wind Fish" song from The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening.
Information in this section was contributed by Kyle Haight.

Dungeon music from Zelda 1:
Go to the Zora City as a Zora. Enter Japa's room and listen to the song he is playing.
Information in this section was contributed by SSVegeta5400.

End game music from Zelda 1:
Go to the Zora Hall and go into Enan's room. The song he is practicing on the piano is the ending music from the original Legend Of Zelda from the NES.
Information in this section was contributed by claudio.

Cave music from Zelda: A Link To The Past:
Go to Zora Cape and enter the drum player's room as a Zora, where you read Mikau's diary. He will be playing the cave theme from Zelda: A Link To The Past.

People from Zelda: Ocarina Of Time:
The following people in the game also appear in Zelda: Ocarina Of Time with different names.
Information in this section was contributed by Alexander Y, Drewsdstny, and Russell Spokes.

Anju: Cucco Lady
Romani: Malon
Cremia: Adult Malon
Gorman Bros.: Ingo
Milk Bar Owner: Talon
Old lady in Stock Pot Inn: Potion Lady
Komea: Boss of Spirit Temple
Kotake: Boss of Spirit Temple
Pirates: Gerudos
Trading Post man: Fishing man (young Link)
Curiosity shop man: Fishing man (adult Link)
Guru-Guru: Windmill man:
Happy Mask man: Owner of the Happy Mask shop
Postman: Running man with Bunny Hood
Zora-like freak from The Bomb Shop: Sitting out in front of the tree in Kakariko Villiage at night (young Link)
Clairvoyant Ghost In Ikana Canyon fighting room: Sell Big Poes for bottles in Hyrule Town Market (adult Link)
Big Goron: Powder Keg Instructor
LuLu: Adult Zora Princess
Clock Town Builders: Kakariko Builders (young Link)
Cursed Skultula in Great Bay Skultula House: Mother Skultula in Kakariko Villiage

Fastest runner:
Goron is the fastest runner when doing the rolling move. Epona and the Bunny Hood mask are about the same. The slowest runners are Zora Link, Link, or the Bremen Mask's March. Use Goron Link when doing something like the Kafei's Event for going to places quickly.
Information in this section was contributed by sct904.

Kill Sakon the thief:
At midnight on the first day, the old lady will get robbed by the thief. When he is running with the bomb bags, shoot him with an arrow. The bombs in the bomb bags should go off, killing Sakon.
Information in this section was contributed by EEPEEPEEP.

Enter Sakon's hide out:
There is a crack on the right on the rock near Sakon's hide out. Keep rolling in front of it with the Bunny Hood or Goron Mask to eventually get in.
Information in this section was contributed by Nazgul.

Fall in river outside laundry pool:
Become Fierce Deity Link (enter hide out change by Kafi), then go to Clock Town. Do not talk to anyone or go in any doors or the game will freeze. Enter the laundry pool. On the downward slope, turn left and you can jump up on the wall. Try to walk on it without falling, then jump into the river outside the walls. Note: If you land in the darker blue areas, you will not be able to move.
Information in this section was contributed by Expression16.

Alternate Clock Town destruction sequence:
This trick requires that you to complete the Woodfall Temple so that you learn the Oath To Order. You must not have completed all of the temples, or this will not work. After completing Woodfall and learning Oath To Order, go to the Clock Tower where Skull Kid is located. Play the Oath To Order and the intermission sequence for the Four Giants will begin like normal. Since you did not rescue them all, whatever number of them you rescued will appear during it. For example, complete Woodfall and Snowhead and only two giants will appear. They will go up to the moon and hold it, but they are not strong enough. After it is done, Tatl will say "The Moon's not stopping! It's hopeless!" Wait one minute then the destruction will begin. The Moon will come down and the giants will fall because of the great force. Then Clock Town will be destroyed like normal.
Information in this section was contributed by Musashi1848.

Bomber and old lady:
When you are waiting for the robber to try to steal the bomb bags from the old lady, do not shoot an arrow at the robber. If you do, he will blow up along with the old lady's belongings.
Information in this section was contributed by Eric Smith.

Great Bay song:
Press C-Down, C-Left, C-Right, C-Up, Analog-stick Right (wavy sound), C-Left, C-Down, C-Right, Analog-stick Right, C-Left, C-Down, C-Right, C-Up, C-Left, C-Down, C-Right, Analog-stick Right(3). The last two notes should go deeper as the note goes.
Information in this section was contributed by Raptor831.