What the Happy Mask Shop Quest Really Gets You in Ocarina of…
Players who complete the quest gain access to the Mask of Truth for gossip stone hints and a hefty Rupee reward from the Bunny Hood trade, making it a worthwhile side quest for both utility and wealth…
Players who complete the quest gain access to the Mask of Truth for gossip stone hints and a hefty Rupee reward from the Bunny Hood trade, making it a worthwhile side quest for both utility and wealth…
Key points - The Happy Mask Shop quest requires trading four masks: Keaton, Skull, Spooky, and Bunny Hood. - Each mask is sold to a specific character for Rupees, with the Bunny Hood requiring the Three Spiritual Stones. - Completing the quest unlocks the Mask of Truth, Gerudo Mask, Goron Mask, and Zora Mask. - The Mask of Truth allows Link to speak with Gossip Stones for information.
Timeline - After opening the passage to Goron City: The Happy Mask Shop opens, and you can start the mask trading quest. - After obtaining the Three Spiritual Stones: You can sell the Bunny Hood to the running man in Hyrule Field. - After trading all four masks: The shop offers four new masks with unique functions.
FAQ
Q: How do I start the Happy Mask Shop quest? A: Open the passage to Goron City. The guard who opens it will tell you the shop is open, and then you can buy the first mask.
Q: Where do I sell the Bunny Hood? A: Go to Hyrule Field after getting the Three Spiritual Stones. The running man will buy it at night when he's sitting by the road.
Q: What is the best mask from the Happy Mask Shop? A: The Mask of Truth is the most useful, as it lets you talk to Gossip Stones for hints. The others just trigger unique dialogue.
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