Yes, I’m that Zelda fan whose personality is liking all the weird ones. Majora’s Mask is right up there on the weirdness scale with Link’s Awakening in terms of taking elements of a familiar setting and twisting them. (LA was originally going to just be a portable Link to the Past before the devs were allowed to go nuts.) MM eschews LA’s whimsy for utter bleakness. A grimacing moon lurches closer to the earth as Link assumes the forms of fallen members of the various races he met in Ocarina of Time.
The game is a series of increasingly bizarre left turns, and then it jerks the wheel and takes a hard up once you enter the moon. I was expecting a creepy dungeon or some foreboding hellscape. But it’s a serene field with a singe tree in the center. Masked children frolic around it. There’s probably a three hour video essay on YouTube explaining what the tree represents. I don’t want to know. The mystery, to me, is the point.