With how relatively little unused dialogue is in the game, there really is a lot of interesting dialogue in this game.

So much obscure dialogue for game that took such little time to make. Truly Truly fascinating

Oh interesting that the obscure dialogue from the Trading Post Owner more or less confirms he is the Curiosity Shop Owner. Was always on the fence of that. Also interesting dialogue from the Goron with Don Gero's Mask.

I love how the bomb shop dude is so relaxed about it as if he's completely jaded to the thought of exploding/combusting because of his profession

I gotta love how you actually gave the knights diffetent voices.

I like how the Termina counterparts are still like their Hyrule counterparts, for example, the Fisherman is now a Phisherman, both use bait to make a living, but the Fisherman in hyrule is noble, and the Phisherman of Termina only looks noble.

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The only advantage to this is to make 3 day streak easier, take off the deku mask after entering and they'll allow you to do bow shooting with Deku layout, which has less targets
I really only do this for randomizers, just to save a bit of time

Majora’s Mask will be one of the only games that I feel like I will always learn something new about every time it comes up… Good video once again!!

This is the kind of game that leads me to read NPC dialogs obsessively. You sometimes get lots of quirky text!

I never replayed the hide and seek, only did the code thing my entire life xD

I love how you voice acted most of the dialoge! very fitting!

thank you for more Obscure dialogue, Paper mario master!

I of course knew there was unique dialogue for different forms, but I never realized they were also specifically trying to work around characters remembering what form you interacted with last. I always thought they mostly did remember who you are despite your form for gameplay purposes, but just also gave unique form dialogue. That makes so much random dismissive dialogue make more sense because I was probably interacting with a character part of the way through their questline with a form that hadn't met them yet.

I always tend to go through the woods as deku, so it's nice to finally have an explanation for why I got stuck as a kid not being able to talk to Koume. The Trading Post Part-timer is also the same guy trying to grab rupees in the trees just outside of Clocktown during the day. Truly living the starving musician lifestyle... lol When you roll into the tree to knock some rupees down, he says he stole it from a crow. I think it's the crow that circles Clocktown and drops rupees if you play your ocarina for it... perhaps implying since he's a musician he played music for the crow, but it dropped them in a tree. Another interpretation is that it's the Takkuri bird, which would be ironic considering who his boss is, but its pretty far away from the tree he's in, while the Clocktown rupee crow's route is more in line with his location.

The Aveil dialogue is only obcure in the english version since you can just jump down from the vent in the japanese version

This was a great video, there was a lot more that I hadn't seen than I expected

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In the 3DS version of the game, if the sword is at the smithy, the soldier understands that you left it there.

Majora's Mask is one of my favorite games of all time so I am ready for a TREAT.

Oh hell yeah. MM is my favorite game of all time and I loved the obscure dialogue Paper Mario vids.

This is what I loved about the game. There was so much packed into it that you'll only see if you explore and experiment. It's mostly due to the three day mechanic.

For the Honey and Darling game, you can enter their building as Deku Link on the final day and transform back to human before speaking with them. This will preserve the streak and allow you to play with the bow, but with Deku Link's lesser amount of targets. It is an interesting way of making the minigame easier.