Coinciding with the ongoing celebration of The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary, Nintendo’s music streaming service, Nintendo Music, is set to be updated with tracks from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask later this week.
Originally released alongside the game in 2000 (and re-released in 2013 as a Club Nintendo reward) the soundtrack to Majora’s Mask contains 112 tracks, though it remains to be seen if the entire soundtrack will be added to the service or only select songs. Once Nintendo Music is updated on Thursday, we’ll update this page with the full track list.
Majora’s Mask tracks on Nintendo Music
- Title Theme
- Opening
- Chase Theme
- Cavern
- Majora’s Theme
- Clock Tower
- Happy Mask Salesman’s Theme
- Clock Town, First Day
- Fairy’s Fountain
- Mayor’s Meeting
- Milk Bar
- Guru-Guru’s Song
- Clock Town, Second Day
- House
- Kamaro’s Dance
- Shop
- Swordsman’s School
- Heart Contained Acquired
- Clock Town, Third Day
- Keaton’s Quiz
- Shooting Gallery
- Rosa Sisters
- Minigame
- Last Day
- Astral Observatory
- Zelda’s Theme
- Song of Time (Ocarina Ver.)
- Song of Healing (Ocarina Ver.)
- Song of Healing
- Ocarina Acquired
- Mask Acquired
- Inverted Song of Time (Ocarina Ver.)
- Song of Double Time (Ocarina Ver.)
- Termina Field
- Owl
- Battle
- Game Over
- Got a Treasure
- Important Item Acquired
- Item Acquired
- Southern Swamp
- Magic Hags’ Potion Shop
- Woods of Mystery
- Boat Cruise
- Deku Palace
- Sonata of Awakening (Ocarina Ver.)
- Sonata of Awakening
- Song of Soaring (Ocarina Ver.)
- Song of Soaring
- Woodfall Rises
- Woodfall Temple
- Middle Boss Battle
- Southern Swamp Clears
- Giants’ Theme
- Oath to Order (Ocarina Ver.)
- Oath to Order
- Gorman Track
- Horse Race
- Horse Race: Finish Line
- Mountain Village
- Goron Lullaby Intro (Ocarina Ver.)
- Goron Village
- Goron Lullaby (Ocarina Ver.)
- Goron Lullaby
- Snowhead Temple
- Boss Battle
- Boss Defeated
- Snowhead Cleared
- Goron Race
- Goron Race: Finish Line
- Frog Song
- Romani Ranch
- Epona’s Song (Ocarina Ver.)
- Bremen March
- Ghost Attack
- Event Cleared
- Cremia’s Carriage
- Event Failed
- Great Bay Coast
- Mikau
- Marine Research Laboratory
- Pirates’ Fortress
- Zora Hall
- Drums Practice
- Bass Practice
- Piano Practice
- Bass & Guitar Session
- Piano Solo
- New Wave Bossa Nova (Ocarina Ver.)
- New Wave Bossa Nova
- Great Bay Temple
- The Indigo-Go’s
- Ballad of the Wind Fish
- Ikana Valley
- Song of Storms (Ocarina Ver.)
- Sharp’s Curse
- Music Box House
- Ikana Castle
- Elegy of Emptiness (Ocarina Ver.)
- Elegy of Emptiness
- Stone Tower Temple
- Stone Tower Temple Upside-Down
- Calling the Four Giants
- Tatl & Tael
- To the Moon
- Majora’s Mask Battle
- Majora’s Incarnation Battle
- Majora’s Wrath Battle
- Moon’s Destruction
- The Giants’ Exit
- The End/Credits
Adding these tracks to Nintendo Music is just one way that Nintendo is putting the spotlight on Majora’s Mask this week. Starting in just a few days, users of the Nintendo Today! smartphone app can log in to the app and receive collectible digital cards featuring characters from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask as a part of the Collectible Cards feature. One card can be collected each day, and once you collect your card, a quiz can be taken for a chance to earn a medal that can be exchanged for other cards from The Legend of Zelda Series.
That’s not all either, as Majora’s Mask icon elements are making their way to Nintendo Switch Online, available to be redeemed for Platinum Points. The distribution for these icon elements ends on Thursday, October 22nd at 4:59 p.m. PT | 7:59 p.m. ET, so make sure to grab your favorites before then!
The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask is currently available to play on the Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics app on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.
Accessing Nintendo Music on Nintendo Switch
Remember that access to Nintendo Music, Nintendo Switch Online icon element redemption, and the Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Classics app requires an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription. Nintendo Switch Online subscriptions can be purchased for $19.99 per year for individuals and $34.99 per year for a family of up to eight people. Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscriptions can be purchased for $49.99 per year for individuals and $79.99 per year for a family of up to eight people.
Source: Nintendo Japan
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