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Happy Mask Shopkeeper
For the Nintendo Switch 2 remake of Ocarina of Time.
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A quirky shop opened in Hyrule Castle Town. Inside, the
Happy Mask Shopkeeper explained its strange business
model: Customers can borrow masks from the shop and
then sell them for rupees.Next: Borrow a mask.
A quirky shop opened in Hyrule Castle Town, and Link did
some business with the Happy Mask Shopkeeper. It seems
that Link needs to sell a borrowed Keaton Mask and give the
proceeds to the shopkeeper.Next: Find someone who wants the Keaton Mask.
It seems Link needs to find someone who wants to buy his
borrowed Keaton Mask. Then he'll pay the proceeds to the
mask shop. According to a man who knows his trends, the
mask appeals to children and working dads.Next: Find someone who wants the Keaton Mask.
The gatekeeper at Kakariko Village bought the Keaton Mask
for his child. Time to pay the Happy Mask Shopkeeper.Next: Give the mask shopkeeper the money for the
Keaton Mask.
Link handed over the money for the Keaton Mask, and the
shop owner told him that new masks had arrived. A strange
new monster mask was on display.Next: Borrow a new mask.
After selling the Keaton Mask, Link borrowed a Skull Mask
from the Happy Mask Shopkeeper. Who would buy such a
strange mask?Next: Find someone who wants the Skull Mask.
Link borrowed a Skull Mask. According to a man who claims
to know his trends, the mask might appeal to forest folks.Next: Find someone who wants the Skull Mask.
Skull Kid in the Lost Woods bought the Skull Mask and was
overjoyed with it, thinking he could show it off to his
friends. However, Skull Kid didn't pay much for the mask.Next: Give the mask shopkeeper the money for the
Skull Mask.
Link handed over the money for the Skull Mask, and the
shop owner told him that a new mask had arrived. An odd
wooden mask with a sad expression sat on the shelf.Next: Borrow a new mask.
After selling the Skull Mask, Link borrowed a Spooky Mask
from the Happy Mask Shopkeeper. Who would buy a
wooden mask with a sad expression?Next: Find someone who wants the Spooky Mask.
Link borrowed a Spooky Mask. According to a man who
claims to know his trends, the mask might appeal to folks
in dark, spooky areas.Next: Find someone who wants the Spooky Mask.
Link sold the Spooky Mask to the boy in the graveyard in
Kakariko Village. The boy was excited to pretend that he
was a gravekeeper, and he paid a little extra.Next: Give the mask shopkeeper the money for the
Spooky Mask.
Link handed over the money for the Spooky Mask, and the
shop owner told him a new item had arrived. A cute hood
sat on the shelf.Next: Borrow the hood.
After selling the Spooky Mask, Link borrowed a cute
Bunny Hood from the Happy Mask Shopkeeper. Who
would buy a long-eared hood?Next: Find someone who wants the Bunny Hood.
Link borrowed a Bunny Hood. According to a man who
claims to know his trends, folks who like running tend to
admire bunnies.Next: Find someone who wants the Bunny Hood.
Link sold the Bunny Hood to a running man who admires
bunnies. He felt that no one could stop a runner wearing a
Bunny Hood, and he paid a lot of rupees for it.Next: Give the mask shopkeeper the money for the
Bunny Hood.
Done
Link did some business with the Happy Mask Shopkeeper in the quirky shop in Hyrule Castle Town. Starting with the sale of the Keaton Mask, Link sold one mask after another. After he confirmed the sale of the final item, the Bunny Hood, he was allowed to borrow the Mask of Truth as a reward for selling all the masks. The shopkeeper promised that selling all the masks would make Link happy. Did it work?