↑ " I am Dampé, the grave keeper who watches over this graveyard." - Dampé ( Majora's Mask 3D).↑ " As the Gibdos in Ikana's well have regrets and long to savor items from this world, they continue to wander about." - Garo ( Majora's Mask 3D).↑ " To cross the valley of Ikana, aim at the river beasts with the arrowhead that freezes." - Garo ( Majora's Mask 3D)Įntry prohibited due to ghost sightings!" - Sign ( Majora's Mask 3D).Yee-hee-hee!" - Poe Collector ( Majora's Mask 3D) Perhaps you may be able to save the souls that wander beyond here.
That is the mask of those who roam this world with the most lingering regrets! Use it to ask them their regrets. Yee-hee-hee." - Poe Collector ( Majora's Mask 3D) With that, you may be able to call out their spirits that even now are still wandering. ↑ " That is the mask of the leader of the ninjas who once spied on the hilltop castle with the blood-stained history.Even now it is a place where troubled, regretful spirits gather." - Poe Collector ( Majora's Mask 3D) The Ikana Kingdom was founded on this land, stained with a history of darkness, drenched in blood. During his stay in this region, Link will have to visit most of the landmarks in order to finally bring peace and calm the lingering spirits that fill Ikana Canyon with such a history of greed and hatred. Ikana Canyon is notable for having more than twice as many boss battles (mini-boss and optional included) than any other place in the rest of Majora's Mask, totaling twenty-six if each boss is counted as an individual in a battle. Once further inside the Canyon, Link must make use of his Ice Arrows to cross the Octorok-infested river and Hookshot his way up to the main part of the Ikana Canyon. By doing so, the man will make a tree appear beside him, allowing Link to Hookshot up to it and continue on his way. To get to Ikana Canyon, Link must show the Garo's Mask or the Gibdo Mask to the Poe Collector. Like Great Bay Coast, the Road to Ikana is blocked by fences that can only be jumped over using Epona. Ikana Canyon's lower cliffs, known as Ikana Valley
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