Zelda no Densetsu: Majora no Kamen

This manga is amazing!

Being a manga adaptation of the video game, the violence has been toned down a lot so it can be considered the perfect starter manga for a little kid.

The art is really cute and fits well and I like how Link actually has dialogue instead of being a mute. Majora's mask is my favorite Zelda games and I love having this manga to enjoy the story when I'm unable to play the game.

After reading this I wanted to buy the box set.

If you're a huge Zelda fan, your favorite being Majora's mask, I can not reccomend this manga enough, it's a must read.

I'll give it an 8/10. I must say, for a manga based off of a 16 year old video game, it's quite outstanding. It's not simply trash like you would expect. The story had to be changed up a bit simply for the plot, but I'm not to picky about that stuff. It has amazing art in my opinion and really captures the personalities of the characters. It's a nice thing to know you own if you think about it, seeing as it might one day become a collectors item (I guess XD).


Don't have high expectations, but trust me on it, if you like the series you're almost sure to enjoy it at least a bit.

When I was reading it I got really annoyed by how different it was from the game, but it's still an okay manga. It is very rushed, it doesn't show any of the temples or anything, no Pirate's Fortress, Pinnacle Rock, there's absolutely nothing about Ikana and Stone Tower (which is my favorite part of the whole game) aside from a page of Link defeating Twinmold, the general placement of the bosses are all wrong too.
We can see clearly that this Manga should be twice as long at best. It's fine if you already know the game in its entirety and you're curious to see a different view of the game, but otherwise it just isn't that worth to read

I honestly didn't like the manga that much.
It was decent enough for me to not completely kill myself trying to get through it, but it really wasn't all that great.
The story was definitely lacking.
I've played through the game a few times and even I kept getting confused as I read it.
Plus it moved way too fast; the characters weren't developed at all and everything was really rushed.
I did enjoy the Kafei and Anju bit, but even that wasn't amazing.
Overall, I suppose it's worth reading if you really want to read all the Zelda manga, or if you're a diehard Zelda fan that's looking to be disappointed.
If you're looking for something really good, I wouldn't recommend this.

It was good. Not great, not bad. Just good.

The problem comes when you see that the entire story of Majora's Mask is in one volume. Simply put, you cannot fit the story of Majora's Mask into one volume. Majora's Mask has so many more undertones that any other Zelda game, and it's hard to truly do the game justice. It can be done, but certainly not in one volume.

This was the manga's only flaw, and a lot of the game's side-stories suffer because of it.

If you are a Zelda fan, you will probably enjoy it. Just don't go in having high expectations.