MM Kokiri Sword by BLUEamnesiac

Here's the Majora's Mask variant of the Kokiri Sword. Also, the height of the image being 1337 is purely an accident.

Also see: Fierce Deity's Sword, Razor Sword, Biggoron Sword, Great Fairy's Sword, Gilded Sword & SCII Magic Sword
Tools used: Photoshop CS3 w/ Logitech optical mouse
Layers: 24
Creation time: 35 minutes
Music fuel: Chrono Cross OST

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask © Nintendo

Nanders69 Featured By Owner Mar 27, 2015 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I Miss Playing Majora's Mask On My Collector's Edition... ;_;

RyuTheWeredragon Featured By Owner Nov 28, 2013

Am I the only one who wonders how the heck the sword changed froma wooden hilt to THIS?

SaiyanSwordsman995 Featured By Owner Edited Dec 4, 2014 Hobbyist

I like to think that after Ocarina of Times ending, Link matured and realized that being an adventurer and a hero would be more dangerous than he thought, so he changed his sword a bit. A wooden hilt is generally not too good for a sword (except the handle) so to prevent the hilt breaking on him and possibly giving better balance, he had a blacksmith change the hilt on the sword and get the Hero's Shield in the time gap between Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.

RyuTheWeredragon Featured By Owner Dec 5, 2014

If that's true then so much for "Borrow it for a while"

SaiyanSwordsman995 Featured By Owner Dec 6, 2014 Hobbyist

Or maybe with the death of the Great Deku Tree, he had permission to take it for good?
Mido allowed him to take it in the manga for Ocarina of Time.

BLUEamnesiac Featured By Owner Nov 28, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

A good question you raised there. Majora's Mask was all around weird ^{in a fun way} if you ask me.

CrazyGoomba Featured By Owner Jul 23, 2012 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

Why did the kokiri Sword change after Oot?

BLUEamnesiac Featured By Owner Jul 23, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

I'm not sure why, but my guess would be that Link always upgrades his weapons during his adventures. Even in between adventures.

SaiyanSwordsman995 Featured By Owner Jun 11, 2015 Hobbyist

In my experience, a wooden hilt wouldn't last long in a lot of environments, especially for an adventurer. It's possible that after Link finished his journey in OoT, he upgraded the sword with a metal hilt to make it more durable and last longer, which may also be why he carries a metal shield instead of the Deku Shield.