SeedBorn | Short Video Compilation @SeedBorn | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
This is a collection of short clips of glitches which don't quite merit their own videos, but are interesting nonetheless. I believe I've tweeted about everything here previously, but I wanted them in an easier-to-access format for documentation. Here's a rundown of what's happening in the video:
(0:00) If Zora Link has weird B, you can pull bombchus underwater. You need 'dive' on B, and luckily there's a 1 frame delay for the action to update as you sink onto the ground underwater. GnS has a video demonstrating doing this as you swim from deep to shallow water (youtube.com/watch?v=kGZ0ezt0LvM).
(0:27) Normally you can't ride Epona while carrying something, but Keeta's Climb A method (youtube.com/watch?v=R_dl75WnRCw) makes this possible. This causes some fun animations.
(0:44) If you combine bomb OI with gossip stone time stop, the bomb is active during the text box, which normally doesn't happen.
(0:55), (1:04) I show a few places to do action swap as Deku. Shooting deku seeds in MM is always an odd experience.
(1:27) The astronomer's text can be skipped just like the monkey's with a stored song. I show skipping to both the 'yes' and 'no' options. This is JP-only.
(1:47) This is the only way you should ever get Return A. Simply put on Blast Mask and hit B+C-up+Target+Shield all at once. So easy.
(1:51), (2:17) These two clips show door glitch/actor glitch/whatever you want to call it. (It doesn't work for setting entrance point like in OoT.) Originally I was hoping to make a full video on this glitch in MM, but the only places I know it works are these two and in the Stockpot Inn (you have to leave the room just as the Couples Mask cs begins). It's also not useful in any of those situations. Note, however, that below the grave the torches unloaded from the original room.
(2:44) I think a lot of people know about this one, but it's always fun to see anyways. This happens as a side effect of wallet dupe, if you try to get a wallet from this fellow when you already have Giant Wallet.
(3:12) You can skip the cutscene where Tingle falls here by talking to the man with the pickaxe, although it was weirdly inconsistent when I was messing with it (maybe it depends on camera angle?). The same thing can work if you shoot Tingle's balloon as a powder keg destroys the boulder.
(3:19) This is known as 'quick putaway' -- you put away an item just as you take damage from something. This interrupts the put away animation so that the item is still in Link's hand, though the 'in hand' address indicates that he no longer has an item in hand (exactly the same as how quick draw works). This means that when you actually put it away there won't be any animation. In OoT, if you quick putaway a first person item, go into first person mode, and then take it off of your C buttons, you cause the Haunted Wasteland sound to play (youtube.com/watch?v=DqRCb--3_B8). In this game, doing the same thing softlocks.
(3:35) Speaking of softlocks... The Deep Pythons can interrupt you putting on/taking off a mask (sometimes known as 'Zora Timestop'). In the case I show, basically the only thing I can do is attempt to take off the false mask, which softlocks.
This is a collection of short clips of glitches which don't quite merit their own videos, but are interesting nonetheless. I believe I've tweeted about everything here previously, but I wanted them in an easier-to-access format for documentation. Here's a rundown of what's happening in the video:
(0:00) If Zora Link has weird B, you can pull bombchus underwater. You need 'dive' on B, and luckily there's a 1 frame delay for the action to update as you sink onto the ground underwater. GnS has a video demonstrating doing this as you swim from deep to shallow water (youtube.com/watch?v=kGZ0ezt0LvM).
(0:27) Normally you can't ride Epona while carrying something, but Keeta's Climb A method (youtube.com/watch?v=R_dl75WnRCw) makes this possible. This causes some fun animations.
(0:44) If you combine bomb OI with gossip stone time stop, the bomb is active during the text box, which normally doesn't happen.
(0:55), (1:04) I show a few places to do action swap as Deku. Shooting deku seeds in MM is always an odd experience.
(1:27) The astronomer's text can be skipped just like the monkey's with a stored song. I show skipping to both the 'yes' and 'no' options. This is JP-only.
(1:47) This is the only way you should ever get Return A. Simply put on Blast Mask and hit B+C-up+Target+Shield all at once. So easy.
(1:51), (2:17) These two clips show door glitch/actor glitch/whatever you want to call it. (It doesn't work for setting entrance point like in OoT.) Originally I was hoping to make a full video on this glitch in MM, but the only places I know it works are these two and in the Stockpot Inn (you have to leave the room just as the Couples Mask cs begins). It's also not useful in any of those situations. Note, however, that below the grave the torches unloaded from the original room.
(2:44) I think a lot of people know about this one, but it's always fun to see anyways. This happens as a side effect of wallet dupe, if you try to get a wallet from this fellow when you already have Giant Wallet.
(3:12) You can skip the cutscene where Tingle falls here by talking to the man with the pickaxe, although it was weirdly inconsistent when I was messing with it (maybe it depends on camera angle?). The same thing can work if you shoot Tingle's balloon as a powder keg destroys the boulder.
(3:19) This is known as 'quick putaway' -- you put away an item just as you take damage from something. This interrupts the put away animation so that the item is still in Link's hand, though the 'in hand' address indicates that he no longer has an item in hand (exactly the same as how quick draw works). This means that when you actually put it away there won't be any animation. In OoT, if you quick putaway a first person item, go into first person mode, and then take it off of your C buttons, you cause the Haunted Wasteland sound to play (youtube.com/watch?v=DqRCb--3_B8). In this game, doing the same thing softlocks.
(3:35) Speaking of softlocks... The Deep Pythons can interrupt you putting on/taking off a mask (sometimes known as 'Zora Timestop'). In the case I show, basically the only thing I can do is attempt to take off the false mask, which softlocks.
