After all these years there's yet something well-nigh the archetype game The Legend Of Zelda: Majora's Mask that keeps bringing fans dorsum to appreciate it over and over again. With the grim undertones, unique risk, and some of the most memorable moments in a Zelda game, it's not a title that gamers will forget whatsoever time presently.

In fact, at that place's been a steady stream of fan art being produced by some of the more than creative and creative members of the fan base. Hither are some remarkable pieces (in no particular order) that exercise a great task showing off some of the more memorable aspects of the game.

ten A Terrible Fate

via Artstation u Jessica Smith

The moment Link encounters the Skull Kid wearing Majora's Mask is a memorable one and an introduction to a twisted adventure. Here we see the antagonist lounging in mid-air as he waits for the young protagonist to make it.

This artwork past Jessica Smith is a great recreation of that memorable moment, showing the villain flanked by two bright torches and colorful fairies but nonetheless subconscious in the shadow. The iconic eyes really seem to pop from the heart of this great painting.

9 Termina Hut

via Artstation u Nouosseir aissa

The world of Termina is large, with multiple regions to explore and residents to visit. In the game the actor must travel to nearly every part of this globe in society to undo the evil that has been wrought by Majora'south Mask and keep everyone safe.

This piece of art by Nousseir Aissa steps away from the more colorful and recognizable characters and places to evidence a hut standing by the river. It'due south a simple landscape slice with soft, nighttime colors. It'south easy to forget while playing that this was once a peaceful country with inhabitants living simple lives before the Skull Kid and Link showed up.

viii Snowhead Temple

via Artstation u Jake Opperman

This fourth dimension we're visiting the Snowhead Temple most the mountain village, depicted in a wonderful painting by Jake Opperman. Instead of dark and somber colors, we accept the bright and icy mountainous region standing in stark dissimilarity.

This area isn't often depicted in fan art, which is a shame because how beautiful and unique information technology is. Amidst all the depictions of the forests and swamps, it'southward nice to have the icy backdrop of the mountains for a change.

via Artstation u Janice Scott

Perhaps i of the almost gruesome parts of the entire game is when Majora's Mask uses its powers to transform Link into a Deku Scrub. The agony of that moment must have been unbearable every bit Link's body was contorted and morphed into the plantlike creature.

This slice of digital fine art by Janice Scott shows Link undergoing the transformation with large ominous Deku Scrubs appearing behind him. The looming optics of Majora'southward Mask in the water were an incredibly nice bear upon.

half-dozen The Moon

via Artstation u Vincent Bisschop

Most players remember the eerie moon that leered from the sky above the city, drawing always closer as time goes on. Few moments were as tense equally trying to complete a mission in the seconds before bear upon when Link would be forced to reset everything with the Ocarina.

This artwork by Vincent Bisschop is a great depiction of how devastating and disastrous that affect is on Termina. The unsettling face of the moon looks downright diabolical as information technology plummets into the land and tosses buildings effectually.

5 The Moon Vs Solaire

via Deviantart u mintyfreshmangos

Here's a humorous crossover of a mock boxing between the Moon and the famous/infamous character Solaire from Night Souls. Who better than the Champion of Sunlight to confront a sinister moon intent on destroying the world?

The artist mintyfreshmangos did a slap-up job at creating this crossover moment that's good for a chuckle and raises some interesting questions. What would a dominate fight between Solaire and The Moon await like? Would Solaire emerge from the rubble of the Moon victorious? Or would he be crushed below its weight like some kind of digital Don Quixote?

4 Temptation Of The Mask

via Reddit u Mike Burns

This piece is noteworthy for the creative delineation of what the author imagined Majora looked similar in concrete form. The true nature of Majora's appearance is never revealed in the game and fans were left to speculate.

For Mike Burns Majora's truthful advent is similar to Majora's Wrath, the final boss of the game. Here the appearance is much more horrific and shows Majora tempting the Skull Kid into putting on the mask in order to obtain a new host. Considering the lore behind Majora, this very well could be a close approximation of what it looks like.

3 Sinister Skull Kid

via Artstation u Jonas Emanuel

This is another recreation of the Skull Child wearing Majora's Mask making its kickoff advent. This artwork gives the character a much more diabolical appearance, having it covered in shadows and floating above a strange peppery glow, likewise as being accompanied by a vivid blood-red fairy.

Jonás Emanuel does a great task at making this mischievous character appear intimidating and threatening. This is probably a closer depiction of how Link saw this villain, and it definitely taps into the horror undertones that permeated the game.

ii Skull Child Wearing The Mask

via Artstation u Albert Wilson

In this digital slice, the Skull Kid has just put the mask on and is now joined with the evil entity that resides within it. Either this is the Skull Kid marveling at the incredible powers that now prevarication in its fingertips, or the demonic entity is examining its new host and plotting to commit destruction and chaos.

Information technology'south a moment that's never fully explored in the game and Albert Wilson does a great job at depicting that pivotal moment when the Skull Kid and Majora's Mask become ane.

i Stroll Through The Swamp

via Artstation u Lownine

Finally, nosotros accept an art piece that shows the Skull Kid wearing Majora's Mask and wandering through the swamps of Termina. If the character wasn't present this would be a soothing depiction of a swampy landscape, but with the Skull Kid in the scene, this is an ominous recreation of the birth of a powerful villain.

The artist Lownine did a great job with this piece and really captured the sinister appearance of the antagonist. It'due south not surrounded past an ironclad regular army, summoned monstrosities, or walls of flame, but y'all can sense the ability and insanity barely held in check past the mysterious figure in the creepy mask.

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Starting with a secret copy of Warcraft II on his parent's Windows 95, Ben has developed a lifelong obsession with video games. Drawn to darker and more horrifying games, he enjoys diving into the lore, secrets, philosophies, and circuitous characters establish in those grim worlds. His only hope is there are other odd balls out there who are as well attracted to the writhing things found in the digital void.

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