The Legend of Zelda

Well first get a bomb flower or any bomb and once you pick it up throw it on the little wind and when he gets close to the little wind he falls and you just hit him just keep doin that and that is it pretty easy

tao the screen and draw a triforce when got by zauz or the hourglass

Well, Majora's Mask really has a life of it's own. It has been rumored that Majora used to be a massive creature that would eat people. It was told that a young child played music to make Majora dance. Majora danced so much that he died of exhaustion, and his remains were sealed in a mask. The mask possesses anyone who wears it and take the energy of the person until it can sustain itself, kind of like how a tick would take blood from a host.

in twilight princess there is a basket beside the poitions when it says check press the button to check it and it will ask how much u want put in

Because, in the first game, Link goes out to save the legendary princess Zelda. Link generally starts out as a kid only the locals know about, then becomes a hero. Zelda is always well known. It makes more sense that the legend is about Zelda, doesn't it?

Are you talkin' Ocarina of time? You head up Zora's River (be careful not to die along the way). You'll come to a series of rock formations that act like ramps you can just walk up. There's a certain spot where it shows the Hyrule Family Crest (otherwise known as the Triforce Symbol). Stand on it. Take out your Ocarina and play Zelda's Lullaby. Simple, yes?

The Lens of Truth is in the Lone Peak Shrine, across a big gap from Goron Village in Snowhead. Kaepora Gaebora will lead Link across the chasm using his feathers. There are hidden platforms that the feathers land on, so jump wherever the feathers land to get to the Shrine. Open a treasure chest inside to find the Lens of Truth. You can use the Lens to find hidden paths, ghosts, holes, and many other things. But, it will drain you magic power while in use.

You get the longshot in the water temple after you beat Dark Link as an adult.

Depends on which incarnation. I'll go with Twilight Princess because that seems kinda popular.

1. Part you hair in the middle, bring two locks of hair to the front.

2. Sweep a section of hair in the back into a high semi-ponytail. With the locks in the front, bind the bottom, then wrap with a length of ribbon.

3. In the back, create a really low ponytail down below the neckline. Braid and secure the remaining hair.

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learn the warp song to reach desert colossus and enter through the small hole behind nabooru complete the different rooms and enter the door at the top of the stairs in the room with the huge statue, then after you beat the iron knuckle the door behind it opens go through it and there is a chest with the silver gauntlets

It is... much so for boys, and a tad less for girls, as it is *SPOILERS IF YOU HAVE NEVER PLAYED BEFORE* Link, a boy, saving a princess named Zelda, and killing Ganondorf.

So the ultimate answer is yes if you like action, and rescuing princesses.

There are quite a few things that you get when Link i grown up. First you can get the Hookshot, which is located in the graveyard. You can also start the biggoron trading quest.

After you have beaten the Forest Temple (as an adult) go back to the Temple of Time. There you will meet with Sheik and he will teach you the Prelude of Light, which you can use to warp to the Temple of Time.

simple. while you are driving your train you will see a rope in the corner. tap it with your pen, and......

when your in the water temple find and kill mirror link and the treasure is the longshot

In colins house. Go around the side. Turn on your wolf senses, and dig in. The sword is on the couch.

Go to the Gerudo Desert go to the south of the desert if you have gone to the city in the sky you have done the whole statue thing and that helps you out. If you have not been in the city in the sky then look at the very bottom of the mini-map and it should have a trench just a little up. The bug should be around there.

hit a switch by the 2nd

In the Forest Temple, after going through part of the temple, head through the twisted hallway into the inverted room at the end. Jump across the platforms and head into the next area. Go down the stairs and into the next room, where you will fight three Stalfos. Beat them, then open the chest that appears to get the Fairy Bow.

as an adult go to goron city and there will only be one goron. throw a bomb at him and talk to him he will say something like fear me i am (and he says your name) talk about gorons and dragons and he asks you to save the gorons, gives you the red suit and opens the goron shop doors

In this mini-temple it's required to use Goron Link's curling technique to curl your way towards the kid with Gohts remain on.

Bounce off the treasure chests to steer yourself around the temple until you reach an area where a frozen platform and a door is. Back up as much as possible and curl your way towards the door to jump your way too it.

Inside you will find the kid and he will ask for two more masks.

Eventually you should come to a room where you have ride a big boat, and fight off two Stalfos, and it you get off to your right, other wise you sink with the ship and die. Then if you look across, there's a door on the other side. That room is where you go in to get ready to fight. You have to tackle the first pair of doors on your left and right first though to eventually lead to get the boss key. Then you return, and get ready to right Bongo Bongo =).

There is a tall, circular room with a spiral staircase at the end of the Earth Temple. It has one of those big teleport pots, and if you fall down to the bottom there is that cursed smoke. Directly ahead of you is the door to the boss room, you can reach it using the Deku Leaf.

If you go down the stairs (there should be a missing section) you eventually come to a door. Go through this (taking the bird-girl with you) and you'll come to a large room with more light-puzzles. At the far end of the room is one of those big faces, shine light in both it's eyes and a passage to the Big Key opens. The room is a bit of a puzzle, first you need to get bird-girl to fly only the large central area. there should be a button to press. Once she's pressed it a shutter will open allowing light into the room. You'll need to move several mirrors and dissolve some walls before you can get the light in the right place.

Once the passage is opened go through the door. This is a reasonably tough room. There is one Darknut (big guy in armour) but the real challenge are the two flying skulls. If they touch you then you can't use your sword for a few seconds. You can use the Deku Leaf to blow the skulls out of the air, they'll be paralysed and smoke-free for a little while. Once you've dealt with the skulls the Darknut can be fought in the usual way (parrying when he has a sword). Once you've cleared the room of enemies you can open the chest with the Big Key in it. Leave the room by the way you came and go through the room with the mirrors to get back to the room you started in.

the person you do the duet with will teach you the notes.

Catching Neptoona is not easy. You have more chance with the bait (Obtained by showing a rusty swordfish to Adventerer) While sailing you will see 2 kinds of fish icon, one that looks normal And one that has a sharp point. Get near the sharp fish icon and press Fish If it is Neptoona, it will be Blue, Big point, Pattern on back, and look big. Hope this helps Catching Neptoona is not easy. You have more chance with the bait (Obtained by showing a rusty swordfish to Adventerer) While sailing you will see 2 kinds of fish icon, one that looks normal And one that has a sharp point. Get near the sharp fish icon and press Fish If it is Neptoona, it will be Blue, Big point, Pattern on back, and look big. Hope this helps