I love how all the instruments switch thier places, but the ocarina? The ocarina sounds in places very similar to their original versions... like if it is all the temple who's been upside down, but link stills there!
I prefer the inverted version. Plus it makes me think about how strange it felt walking on the ceiling, with the sky underneath… I can assure you I did not fall lol
While I prefer the regular version, the inverted version has really grown on me lately. Overall, Stone Tower Temple is my favorite Zelda dungeon of all times.
@@NeoArashi there are reasons for that of course, it was very original. Actually Majora’s Mask is my favorite Zelda, even though I really like Twilight Princess and Ocarina of Time as well
This was my favorite location in this game. I'd get so hyped just to play this part just because the vibe of this place was just so haunting and creepy.
I like to imagine the Stone Tower is where the Interlopers kept the Triforce, where they used the power of (or were ruled by) Majora’s Mask to rule their own clan and use the Triforce to give themselves nigh-omnipotent power. The Stone Tower has a lot of imagery of blasphemy and spite towards the gods of Hyrule. The moving blocks in the temple are in the shapes of demons sitting on the Triforce or with the Triforce on their tongues, as if to signal their own perverted, unrestricted control of the Triforce. Outside the entrance to the temple, there is a statue of a hand with a flaming finger pointing up to sky, as if to directly spite the gods. The Stone Tower temple itself also seems to directly mirror the Tower of Babel, a mythical tower made in defiance of the gods. This would explain why Ikana Valley is so dead: the gods literally came there to smite the interlopers. Din’s flaming wrath, Farore’s wind and Nayru’s deluge literally created the world, so it can be assumed that wherever they visited their wrath would end up looking something like Ikana. The undead roaming the valley weren’t caused by Skull Kid at all: something *else* caused the valley to become the decrepit, cursed hellscape that it is, and I think the gods might be to blame. We know from Twilight Princess that the gods and their servants can be heavy-handed when it comes to punishing mortals, and I think Ikana Valley might be the best example we get of that. It would also explain why the first room in the Stone Tower temple bears the visage of Majora’s Mask. We know the Interlopers have the Fused Shadow in the present, but I think the Fused Shadow is just a Twili recreation of Majora’s Mask. The mask was “sealed away in shadow” just like the interlopers, but since the Hyruleans used the Mirror of Twilight to banish more than just the interlopers, it’s possible that someone (maybe the Happy Mask Salesman) was sent through the portal, yoinked the original Majora’s Mask, and somehow escaped the Twilight Realm. I also suspect that, given the sheer power and autonomy of Majora’s Mask, that it could have found its own way out of the Twilight Realm and back into Hyrule. I know it might seem like a crackpot theory, but with how much inspiration Twilight Princess takes from the N64 Zelda titles, I think the pieces are all there for this theory to check out.
Ese sonido es prácticamente el alma de esta versión de la canción que deambula sobre las notas, solo escucharlo sabes que algo no está bien y te inunda ese miedo de caer al infinito
ruclips.net/video/VcIxuy55K9k/видео.htmlsi=BRP5aCbQFcCqFIdP This guy nit only talks about the inspiration behind the music, but breaks down chords, instruments as well as what the music is intending to convey in terms of emotion
2:57 Fer-nan-din🎵😊 Tu te comiste todo🎶🥲 Mi-pas-tel🎵😩 Donde esta mama?🎶☹️ 3:06 Pmrs!!🎶😤 Porque estas tu tan gordo? 🎶😔 Ahora si🎵😵 Me quede sin comer🎶😭 3:19 *sonidos de estomago vacio*
That Temple theme from Majora's Mask is just as fucked up as the one from Ocarina of Time Forest's temple. 😂 Maximum creepyness. But i love them both, of course.
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I love how all the instruments switch thier places, but the ocarina? The ocarina sounds in places very similar to their original versions... like if it is all the temple who's been upside down, but link stills there!
I heard from a RUclips musician that it sounds like an ocarina, but it’s actually Skull Kid’s flute.
I prefer the inverted version. Plus it makes me think about how strange it felt walking on the ceiling, with the sky underneath… I can assure you I did not fall lol
While I prefer the regular version, the inverted version has really grown on me lately.
Overall, Stone Tower Temple is my favorite Zelda dungeon of all times.
@@NeoArashi there are reasons for that of course, it was very original. Actually Majora’s Mask is my favorite Zelda, even though I really like Twilight Princess and Ocarina of Time as well
9:02 has always sounded so cool to me. my favorite part of the song. i love that psychedelic sounding stuff
That sample will always portend the opening of the water temple for me.
Elves is what the sample is called. Really neat sample too
I used to hide every time my brother played this part of the game it freaked me out SO BAD
The sound of no hope
Junko enoshima moment
@@ShadowSniper743I see what you did there.
Idk why but I been using this theme to sleep for a few days
Dinnerbone_
Lmao
Noice 👌🏻
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The thing I like about this is that, instead of the four instruments of Link and his masks, it's instruments used in the main areas of the game
i like the way it has a different tune But The Same Song it sounds so interesting🍀
This was my favorite location in this game. I'd get so hyped just to play this part just because the vibe of this place was just so haunting and creepy.
I like to imagine the Stone Tower is where the Interlopers kept the Triforce, where they used the power of (or were ruled by) Majora’s Mask to rule their own clan and use the Triforce to give themselves nigh-omnipotent power.
The Stone Tower has a lot of imagery of blasphemy and spite towards the gods of Hyrule. The moving blocks in the temple are in the shapes of demons sitting on the Triforce or with the Triforce on their tongues, as if to signal their own perverted, unrestricted control of the Triforce. Outside the entrance to the temple, there is a statue of a hand with a flaming finger pointing up to sky, as if to directly spite the gods. The Stone Tower temple itself also seems to directly mirror the Tower of Babel, a mythical tower made in defiance of the gods.
This would explain why Ikana Valley is so dead: the gods literally came there to smite the interlopers. Din’s flaming wrath, Farore’s wind and Nayru’s deluge literally created the world, so it can be assumed that wherever they visited their wrath would end up looking something like Ikana. The undead roaming the valley weren’t caused by Skull Kid at all: something *else* caused the valley to become the decrepit, cursed hellscape that it is, and I think the gods might be to blame. We know from Twilight Princess that the gods and their servants can be heavy-handed when it comes to punishing mortals, and I think Ikana Valley might be the best example we get of that.
It would also explain why the first room in the Stone Tower temple bears the visage of Majora’s Mask. We know the Interlopers have the Fused Shadow in the present, but I think the Fused Shadow is just a Twili recreation of Majora’s Mask. The mask was “sealed away in shadow” just like the interlopers, but since the Hyruleans used the Mirror of Twilight to banish more than just the interlopers, it’s possible that someone (maybe the Happy Mask Salesman) was sent through the portal, yoinked the original Majora’s Mask, and somehow escaped the Twilight Realm. I also suspect that, given the sheer power and autonomy of Majora’s Mask, that it could have found its own way out of the Twilight Realm and back into Hyrule.
I know it might seem like a crackpot theory, but with how much inspiration Twilight Princess takes from the N64 Zelda titles, I think the pieces are all there for this theory to check out.
If the whole world was upside down this would be the song playing in the background
So you’re saying that this constantly plays in Australia?
@@Granol101 lol what???
@@Granol101 can confirm 👍
@@blankets7321 yes
Australians, please rise for your national anthem
How can it be inverted? The melody is still the same as "normal". Isn't it actually a whole different track?
It's the track that plays when the temple is inverted
@@Ghav That is correct
@@danielbensch1663 which is why it's called inverted. It's in relation to the tower.
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@@jeb156 Correct as well. Good job.
WTF...
2:03 what instrument created these trippy psychedelic noises?
oh yeah so the sound comes from like a sound sample thing idk what its called but its called distorted reality but this version is slowed down
@@Cobaltthegermanshepard thanks
Ese sonido es prácticamente el alma de esta versión de la canción que deambula sobre las notas, solo escucharlo sabes que algo no está bien y te inunda ese miedo de caer al infinito
@@Cobaltthegermanshepard The sample is called "Elves"
ruclips.net/video/VcIxuy55K9k/видео.htmlsi=BRP5aCbQFcCqFIdP
This guy nit only talks about the inspiration behind the music, but breaks down chords, instruments as well as what the music is intending to convey in terms of emotion
2:57 Fer-nan-din🎵😊
Tu te comiste todo🎶🥲
Mi-pas-tel🎵😩
Donde esta mama?🎶☹️
3:06 Pmrs!!🎶😤
Porque estas tu tan gordo? 🎶😔
Ahora si🎵😵
Me quede sin comer🎶😭
3:19 *sonidos de estomago vacio*
Yo quiero de lo que fumas
Huh, it doesn’t sound that different
The song is not inverted, this plays when the temple itself is inverted.
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That Temple theme from Majora's Mask is just as fucked up as the one from Ocarina of Time Forest's temple. 😂
Maximum creepyness.
But i love them both, of course.