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Majora’s Mask ranks nine of its most unsettling masks
The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask is set in Termina, where the moon is about to destroy life and Link has three days to act.
The game has 24 masks, and some change Link’s abilities or connect him to the spirits of the dead.
A ranking of the game’s nine most haunted masks judges them by whether they hold a dead person’s spirit, carry a curse or look frightening.
The All-Night Mask was made as a torture device that prevents sleep, though Link uses it to stay awake for stories.
The Mask of Truth lets Link hear the Gossip Stones, after he earns it by breaking a spider curse.
Garo’s Mask attracts hostile spirits in Ikana, a region of the game.
Polygon ranked nine masks from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask by how unsettling they are.
The article says the masks are unsettling because they hold a dead person’s spirit, carry a curse or look nightmarish.
The ranking begins with the All-Night Mask, followed by the Mask of Truth and Garo’s Mask.
The All-Night Mask was created as a torture device that prevents sleep.
The Mask of Truth lets its wearer hear Gossip Stones and is earned by breaking a curse.
- Who
- Polygon ranked nine masks from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask.
- What
- The article lists nine masks from least to most haunted.
- When
- Published October 11, 2026.
- Where
- In the game’s world of Termina.
- Why
- The masks were ranked for holding a dead person’s spirit, carrying a curse or looking like they came from a nightmare.
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- Masks ranked
- 9
- Masks in the game
- 24
- All-Night Mask price
- 500 rupees
- Gold Skulltulas required
- 30
- Ranked masks described
- All-Night Mask: 9; Mask of Truth: 8; Garo’s Mask: 7











