The Frog Choir is a group of Frogs in Majora's Mask.[name reference needed]
Biography[]
The Frog Choir is composed of five frogs and Don Gero, their conductor. After the spring returns to the Mountain Village, Link can find one of the frogs on a lillypad on a pond. By wearing Don Gero's Mask, Link can talk to the frog, which explains that none of the other frogs have arrived yet thanks to the winter.[1] Link must then find the other four frogs around Termina and talk to them while wearing the mask.[2] Once all the frogs are gathered in the Mountain Village, Link can conduct the Frog Choir in order to receive a Piece of Heart.[3]
Frog | Location |
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Next to a Tree in the Laundry Pool | |
On a log in the Southern Swamp | |
Inside the Woodfall Temple after defeating a Gekko | |
On a Lily Pad in the Mountain Village | |
Inside the Great Bay Temple after defeating a Gekko |
Nomenclature[]
Don Gero's name comes from the word "げろ (gero)," a Japanese onomatopoeia for the sound a frog makes.
Trivia[]
- Don Gero could have been inspired by Mamu from Link's Awakening, who is also the leader of a frog choir.
Gallery[]
Link conducting the Frog Choir from Majora's Mask
Nomenclature[]
Names in Other Regions | ||
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Language | Name | |
FrenchCA | Chorale des grenouilles (MM3D) | |
SpanishLA | Coro de ranas (MM3D) |
See Also[]
References
- ↑ "Just as you instructed, I came here to start up the frog's choir as soon as spring arrived. But spring doesn't seem to be coming and none of the choir have gathered!" — Frog (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "Has spring finally come to the mountains? [...] I understand. I shall head for the mountains immediately." — Frog (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "The conducting was spectacular. And all of our members rose to the occasion! This is how deeply we were moved by your spectacular conducting..." — Frog (Majora's Mask)