Interestingly enough, the furigana contains two errors. You can see in the side-by-side comparison above that, while the text is the same, Majora's Mask does not feature pronunciations in brackets following the kanji. This snippet of dialogue is originally spoken by the Poe Collector who sits at the entrance to Ikana Canyon in Majora's Mask. These small hiragana denote the reading of the Chinese characters that precede them, which younger Japanese players might not know how to read. The Wind Waker was the first Zelda game to feature furigana. It appears to be left over from a furigana testing function.

The strings are in separate files, and are stored in a weird format where the Shift-JIS is actually rendered in ASCII. The following text is found in the files of an unused map called VRTest. Swapping the names of the nonexistent maps with ones that do exist seem to show that these rooms were assigned the BGM of the Tower's hub room as a placeholder. It seems that Ganon's Tower was to have more sections than it ended up having.

The four map names above are found in this list, but they are not present on the disk GanonA-E exist, but the map names skip to J-N after that.

In the game's main executable, start.dol, there's a list of all the maps in the game that seems to allow background music to be assigned to them. 'You danced the Wind Waker dance!' BGM Map Names GanonF Please refer to the placement of this text when positioning characters in the window.' The following snippets of text are not contained in the main text bank, but are instead found in an archive called msgres, which holds the layout files for the different text boxes. Since the US version doesn't have any language other than English, these go unused. While 'Language Selection' is found with the pause menu options, the language names are scattered throughout the text file. System Text Language Select Language Selection They are used in the European version, though. Thus, this version is never used by the game. Tetra speaks these lines in the US version's FMV of the epilogue, but watching the movie with an external player reveals that they're already included in it. It might have been cut because it didn't fit the mood of the scene. Right before this, the King of Red Lions asks 'Are you ready, ?' The unused line was most likely meant to follow this question. This appears after the end of the cutscene in which Link goes to Hyrule for the first time. Script Text The King of Red Lions Then hang on tightly!

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