I haven't considered that. Maybe it could give a nod to some other forms Link had outside Majora's Mask like fairy, bunny, wolf, etc in a similar fashion when Mario goes 8bit briefly.

Just like rings from the Oracle games.

That was an interesting time turning into things you normally wouldn't expect to be able to.

Yeah, that was a shame. If memory serves it rendered Link helpless. It was still fun though.

I like how we took a thead or whatever you want to call and turned it into a chat room just for the two of us.

I felt like a pirate just thinking that. Now that I think about it Link could be considered a pirate. Might have to be an outside point of view but I'm sure it could be done. He delves into someone...

... else's territory, attacks them while they're minding their own business, breaking their things, plundering loot and has even gone by sea in a couple for his one man raids.

It might be more fitting to call him a marauder or not-so-generous robin hood for some games.

With a bit of psychosis too. Maybe a masochist (just an excuse for the occasional less then optimal play style) and surely a sadist what with all that trauma he causes, the eyes being a prime example.

Some would say Link has a problem with eyes. I say our little hero just happens to find some he likes and wants to pluck them to keep, but he can't quite figure out how to keep them from poofing away.

And so he settles for hearts for the time being.

Notice how there is a lot of foes with big eyes and their weak point just so happens to be those very same eyes?

Therefore SO much eye trauma.

That would explain it. To be fair it's their fault for having interesting reactions.

I never knew stone would be so rubbery.

Right? It's a shame the Ocarina of Time ones tend to explode.

Ah well, it's only when they hit something making them more like missiles.

Plenty of room for trial and error.

Which is kinda surprising since they seem to know a lot. I guess there's only so much room in their heads.

Especially when gorons and hammers are involved.

Majora's mask when Link don's the goron mask.

Oh oops, I forgot. Sorry for the spoiler! Point being is that they seem to have some difficulty standing up to the megaton hammer or anything equivalent.

Previous game experiences prior to the Ocarina of Time has gotten me paranoid about attacking things willy-nilly, or any other interactions for that manner... Unless I happened to be on a horse.

Maybe... That's not what I was getting what I was getting at. I mean I ended up taking extra caution first play through of some games. Imagine playing a Legend of Zelda game for the first time after..

... playing something like Darksouls and expecting the same treatment. Are the plants lethal? The Carpenter men look dangerous. Oh, that thing looks peaceful, it's sure to go berzerk...

... I think Anju is up to something. Which one of are going to into something hostile? A lot of things that turn out to be out of place. Even the the unshakable feeling when something...

... seems way to peaceful and you know treachery is a foot. See the market in the future, the spider house or the well "Aha! I knew it!" before one realizes one place got ripped apart when Link gone..

... A family got cursed, and nobody touched the well in ages. And then those interesting moments where one stops to wander "Are those fingers? Are one of those mine?"

Although I never went quite as far as all that, but still I was cautious.

Trapped forevermore as her plaything.

He could set it in motion anytime he wanted, and yet he hasn't.

Probably because it takes more effort to create/turn/make use of a Great Fairy than a clone of Link.