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It releases little baby versions of itself to fight you that lack the flappy jaw thing, but instead have blank, angry faces and a mouth full of human-like teeth.

It sounds like a cross between a donkey braying loudly and an agonized scream. The worst part is its mouth - the jaws are just whipping around like crazy - and the noise it makes. Then an enormous fleshy worm-thing erupts out of the ground and starts flying around. Then an entire sea of sand starts pouring out the ceiling, underneath which the Triforce Plinth quickly disappears. Imagine walking into a massive room full of sand, with the Triforce-emblazoned plinth and Master Sword pedestal you were searching for inside. They're emaciated, found in tombs or deep underground, and those pinkish areas around their mouths that look like lips? Look closer those are their rotted gums, where the lips used to be.

Making matters worse is the fact that these ReDeads are explicitly zombies and not just golems fashioned out of clay.

Don't use your Hookshot on them, either, unless you want a hug.

Which begs the question of WHY there are two ReDeads down there.

You have to drop into one area and Two ReDeads are waiting for you at the bottom. You need to go through this mini-dungeon of sorts to get a Triforce Chart.

The worst encounter with them would have to be under your Cabana.

Also, as you can tell from the picture, these ReDeads are more cartoonish, but they don't wear the masks that make the N64 ReDeads' faces look like coconuts.

Some think it sounds like a high-pitched elephant, but compared to Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, where they let out a little shriek - in this game they let out a very loud banshee-like wail.

In this game, they have one of the freakier screams.

You can't help but worry that it'll suddenly get back up and scream at you again. Instead of immediately disappearing into a puff of smoke after hitting the ground, they just lie on the ground for what seems like an eternity before disappearing.

Something horrifying happens even after you kill them.

The worst is if you use light to paralyze them first: their normally expressionless faces will twist into expressions of extreme agony, complete with a frowning mouthful of teeth. Attack them from afar with bombs or arrows and they just recoil from the blast and go back to just sitting there, hunched over. Attack them directly and they let out a chilling scream that will haunt your dreams.

The worst part of the ReDeads is that there's just no way to defeat them without getting some kind of terrifying effect.

It's surprisingly horrifying, especially if you're standing less than two yards behind one of them. It's that if you try to shoot them from afar or from behind, they'll look up and stare into your soul with their empty eyes before turning back harmlessly to stare into the ground again. The scary part isn't that they're hard to fight they're actually rather easy. It comes out of nowhere and you can't do anything to help. Immediately after the last tree is planted, a surprise Floormaster pops out from right behind him and grabs him.

There's a notable moment in the Wind Temple where you're controlling Makar and planting trees.

Not just the game, but the title artifact itself.

The sound file used for them is recycled from Majora's Mask.

In other words, you have to get past the Floormasters without the benefit of items to do so. but only by opening a chest on the other side of the room from where you came in.

You can turn off the blue smoke in one room.

And in one dungeon, killing them is a lot harder thanks to blue smoke that prevents item usage.

The Floormasters are skinny, black hands on arms that pop up when you walk close, latch onto your head, and drag you into a black abyss while making some kind of inhuman screech.

Things along the way! Hope you don't have thalassophobia on top of it! The random torrential downpours don't help, either. Think you're in for a relaxing sail? Have fun trying to avoid Big Octos, giant cyclones, a ghost ship, and giant flying propeller.

The Great Sea itself can be rather unnerving to traverse if you don't know what you're in for.

To top it off, its possible species extinction happened for several races who either don't appear at all, or at least in very small numbers - like the Gorons, Zora, Gerudo, Sheikah and Deku Scrubs.

The game opens with an Apocalypse How of the confirmed continental, possibly planetary, scale due to the Flood.