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This article is about fictional characters from the video game The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask for the Nintendo 64.

The game’s setting, Termina, is a parallel universe version of Hyrule, and many of these characters are “clones” or “alternate versions” of characters from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, since the game was made using a version of the OoT engine, and a number of the character models were reused.

“Aliens”

A mysterious race of ghost-like entities which appear each year, on the first day before The Carnival of Time, to raid Romani Ranch and abduct its cows. Their mode of transport appears to be a shining ball of energy, possibly a spacecraft, which will fly over the ranch and send in more troops should the first waves fall. Their methods and motives are never explained. Romani and Link are the ranch’s only defense against the invaders. At the end of the game Romani and Cremia train to counter future attacks.

Anju

A young woman whose family runs the Stock Pot inn in Clock Town. A terrible cook with a bad memory, Anju tends to apologize a lot and leave things until the last minute. Anju is engaged to Kafei, and although their wedding is in jeopardy at the beginning of the game, she later marries him. She is shown in her wedding dress during the end credits.

Anju is the “alternate version” of the Cucco Lady from OoT, who could not handle her Cuccos due to unfortunate allergies.

Anju’s Grandmother

A very old woman who seems to think Link is her (apparently) deceased son Tortus (Anju’s Father). It may be inferred that she is partially blind and sees blurred images. Though she appears to be totally senile, it may be argued that this is just an act. The entries in her diary indicate that her brain is working correctly, and that she is either trying to avoid eating her granddaughter’s cooking (which is terrible), or depressed and trying to live in a time that has long since passed. She tells extremely long stories that only the wearer of a rare mask—namely, the expensive All-Night Mask purchased at the Curiosity Shop—can listen to without falling asleep, and awards Pieces of Heart to those who listen well.

She shares the model of the old hag who makes the blue potion in Ocarina of Time.

Beaver Bros.

Two beavers of a fraternal nature. They live in a waterfall near the Zora city in Termina, and horde bottles and heart pieces—refusing to give their treasures to anyone who cannot outswim them both. Mikau never managed to beat them at this game.

Bombers Secret Society of Justice

A group of young boys, out to help the people of Clock Town. There are six members, one of whom guards the entrance to the Astral Observatory, which they use as a hideout. As a Deku Scrub, Link must play hide and seek and find five of them in order to get the password to their secret base. Once he learns the password, he can use it to easily join their club (after going back in time and regaining his human form). They give him the Bomber’s Notebook, which can be used to catalog items, people and events.

They are nearly identical to the boy in OoT who impersonates Dampé and buys the Spooky Mask from Link.

Cremia

A young woman who runs Romani Ranch with her sister Romani. They’re famous for their prized Romani Milk, but lately bandits have been stealing it. Cremia delivers Milk to clock town, but will be attacked en route if Link doesn’t protect her.

Her model comes from the older version of Malon in OoT.

Darmani

A Goron warrior who fell in battle trying to end the unnaturally long winter in the Goron Village. After Link plays the Song of Healing for Darmani’s spirit, he receives the Goron Mask, enabling Link to inhabit Darmani’s body and carry out his final mission. Darmani was also a fairly accomplished Goron racer, and the personal hero of the Goron Elder’s son.

He is vaguely based on Darunia from Ocarina of Time.

Deku Butler

A butler to the Deku King of Termina. If Deku Link can defeat the butler in a race, he will receive the Mask of Scents. The twisted dead Deku Tree seen early in the game and after the end credits is generally believed to be the butler’s missing son, of whom Link’s Deku form reminds him.

Deku King

Ruler of the Deku tribe in Termina, his daughter is the Deku Princess. Deku society in Termina is very different from that of the forest primitives in Hyrule, and has developed into a full-fledged civilization with an apparent social hierarchy.

Deku Princess

Link must rescue her from the Woodfall Temple by defeating Odolwa, and return her to her father, the Deku King. Somehow, she is able to ride inside one of Link’s bottles. A monkey friend of hers is accused of kidnapping her.

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