The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time/Unused Actors & Objects

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Unused actors, objects, and variables in Ocarina of Time.

Unused Actors

ovl_En_Part

Actor	Object
0007	0001

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this be loaded somehow?

ovl_En_Scene_Change

Actor	Object
0024	0040

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this be loaded somehow?

ovl_Bg_Pushbox

Actor	Object
002C	0003

Trying to load this object in-game results in a freeze.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this be loaded somehow?

ovl_En_OE2

Actor	Object
004F	0035

This actor is linked to object_oE2, an unused version of the brown-haired Kokiri girl. However, when loaded in-game, it only appears as a targetable blue spot. Though she helpfully points it out, Navi has nothing to say about it.

ovl_Item_B_Heart

Actor	Object
005F	00BD

Owing to the similarities between their names, it is likely that this actor was originally linked to the unused Heart Container object, object_b_heart.

In the retail game, however, it is linked to the used object, object_gi_hearts, which contains the final Heart Piece and Heart Container.

When loaded in-game, it appears and acts as a regular Heart Container.

ovl_En_Bird

Actor	Object
0072	0077

This actor is linked to object_bird, an unused bird that was later repurposed for Majora's Mask.

ovl_En_Lightbox

Actor	Object
007C	0081

This actor is linked to object_lightbox, a large rectangular block that makes a thrumming noise. The sides will light up (aside from the top or bottom) when struck with the sword or boomerang.

ovl_En_Pu_box

Actor	Object
007D	0082

This actor is linked to object_pu_box, a small stone cube. It appears to behave similarly to Lightbox in that it will light up when struck by the sword or boomerang, though this is slightly harder to see. Unlike Lightbox, the top will react to being hit.

ovl_En_Arow_Trap

Actor	Object
0081	0001

An unused trap that reflects arrows.

ovl_En_Vase

Actor	Object
0082	0086

This actor is linked to object_vase, an unfinished, orange-hued pot.

ovl_Demo_Tre_Lgt

Actor	Object
00AA	000E

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Is this actually unused, or just loaded by something else?

ovl_Bg_Mori_Hashigo

Actor	Object
00E2	0072

This actor is linked to object_mori_objects, which contains objects used in the Forest Temple. Trying to load it in-game results in a freeze. Its name translates to "object_Bg_Forest_Ladder".

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this be loaded somehow?

ovl_Item_Shield

Actor	Object
00EE	0015

This collectable Deku Shield actor is only present in three Kokiri Forest cutscene setups. While it is loaded and visible in-game, one can only view it by using a Walk In Cutscenes code. In addition, because setup 08 and setup 09 aren't used, one must use codes or the Map Select function of the Debug ROM to even view these cutscenes.

Map	Setup	Room	Setup ID	Used	Quantity
Kokiri Forest	07	00	The Deku Tree Speaks With Navi	✔	1
Kokiri Forest	08	01	Panning Through Kokiri Forest	✘	2
Kokiri Forest	09	01	Panning Through Kokiri Forest 2	✘	2

Within the cutscenes, the shield exhibits an interesting behaviour similar to the Ordon Shield one must knock down in Twilight Princess. When hit with the Slingshot, the shield will jump, as though knocked off a wall or shelf, then drop to the ground and remain for a few seconds before flickering and disappearing.

(Source: Cutscene Behaviour - PPLToast)

ovl_En_Dns

Actor	Object
011A	0168

While unused, this actor is linked to a used object, object_shopnuts, which contains the Business Scrub. In the retail game, the used Business Scrub actor is known as ovl_En_Shopnuts.

ovl_En_Dns is short for "Deku Nuts Seller". "Deku Nuts" is the Japanese name for Deku Scrubs.

When loaded in-game, it is revealed to be a Business Scrub who has already surrendered, without the player needing to reflect its projectiles, first. It offers to sell Link 5 Deku Nuts for 20 rupees.

ovl_Obj_Ice_Poly

Actor	Object
011E	0001

This actor's name indicates that it has something to do with ice.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Is this actor really unused, or just loaded by something else?

ovl_Obj_Elevator

Actor	Object
012B	011B

This actor is linked to object_d_elevator, an unused stone elevator.

ovl_En_Ex_Ruppy

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Actor	Object
0131	0001

These rupees explode when you come near them, making for a rather nasty surprise. One variant is a huge purple rupee which explodes in a huge explosion, the other variant is a small red rupee. These objects were most likely supposed to be traps of some sort. ???

ovl_En_Nwc

Actor	Object
0135	0124

This actor is linked to object_nwc, the unused baby Cucco object.

ovl_Item_Inbox

Actor	Object
0137	0001

This actor's name indicates that it is connected to items found in treasure chests.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Is this actor really unused, or just loaded by something else?

ovl_En_Sda

Actor	Object
013A	0001

There's a dynamic shadow attribute. It is seen in early screenshots and videos and can be seen in the final game utilized by signs that can be cut. It is also used during the final battles with Ganondorf and Ganon, both on the bosses and the Master Sword, when Ganon knocks it out of Link's hands.

ovl_En_Clear_Tag

Actor	Object
013B	0001

This famous spaceship from the Star Fox series was used by the developers to model Volvagia's flying animations.

When Link enters a map in which an Arwing is loaded, an animation plays depicting it flying around and doing a barrel roll. It acts as an enemy, firing at Link with its laser beams. It can be vanquished with three Slingshot hits, or the Boomerang. Upon defeat, it will crash and explode in a huge mass of flaming debris.

Within ovl_player_actor there is a routine that spawns an Arwing at coordinates (0, 100, 0) relative to Link's position. This routine is located after a sequence of code used to determine whether a chest should award an item, or freeze Link, suggesting that the Arwing may have once spawned when opening a chest at one point.

(Source: Discovery - Cendamos & jaytheham, Purpose - Iwata Asks: Ocarina of Time 3D 2.3)

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can it really be triggered via a trap chest, as speculated upon in this article?

ovl_En_Bom_Bowl_Pit

Actor	Object
014C	0001

This actor's name indicates that it is connected to the Bombchu Bowling minigame.

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Is this actor really unused, or just loaded by something else?

ovl_En_Go

Actor	Object
0152	00C9

While unused, this actor is linked to a used object, object_oF1d_map, which contains the Goron. In the retail game, the used Goron actor is known as ovl_En_Go2.

To do: Load this actor in-game and see what happens.

ovl_En_Ex_Item

Actor	Object
0168	0001

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Can this be loaded somehow?

ovl_En_Hintnuts

Actor	Object
0192	0164

When loaded in-game, this actor is revealed to be a Deku Scrub who is having an identity crisis. When confronted, it squeaks the following:

"You finally woke up!

I'm Navi the fairy!
The Great Deku Tree asked
me to be your partner from

now on! Nice to meet you!"

It cannot be killed, or spoken to twice. It will stay in place indefinitely once the conversation is over.

ovl_En_Dnt_Jiji

Actor	Object
01A2	0171

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Is this actually unused, or just loaded by something else?

ovl_En_Wall_Tubo

Actor	Object
01BE	0001

To do: Load this actor in-game and see what happens.

ovl_Bg_Spot18_Futa

Actor	Object
01C3	00AF

When loaded in-game, this actor is revealed to be the lid to the large, multifaceted vase statue in Goron City. Its filename translates to "lid".

Link must light all the torches on the first floor of Goron City to make it spin. Throwing a bomb into the spinning pot, and having it stop on the correct face, will reward Link with a Heart Piece. The pot is lidded when stationary, but the lid magically disappears when it begins to move.

Upon load, the unused lid actor drops from the sky, getting smaller and smaller on its descent until it disappears.

Lid on Stationary Pot	Unused Lid Actor

Unused Objects

object_human

Actor	Object
???	0006

An NPC that appeared in Ocarina of Time screenshots from 1996. Nicknamed "Aria" by fans. Her model format is more similar to Super Mario 64's NPCs than those in Ocarina of Time.

Technical details here.

object_fire

Actor	Object
???	000F

An early flame animation with eight frames. This was originally used for the torches alongside the drawbridge at Hyrule Castle.

The fire effect used in the final game consists of two overlapping textures, a flame shape and a noise image. The noise image scrolls to create the illusion of flickering. This is less resource-intensive, and uses a longer animation loop.

object_oA1

Actor	Object
???	0023

An unused version of the man on the roof in Kakariko Village.

object_oB1

Actor	Object
???	0028

An unused version of the Bazaar owner.

object_oA2

Actor	Object
???	00A2

An unused, untextured Zora. This object is present in a Chamber of Sages cutscene environment (Link Awakens in the Sacred Realm), but, because it lacks an actor, it isn't loaded by the game.

To do: Add the information about Sheik's old filename.

object_oE1

Actor	Object
???	0033

An unused version of Mido.

object_oE2

Actor	Object
???	0035

An unused version of the brown-haired Kokiri girl.

object_oA3

Actor	Object
???	003B

An unused version of Impa's masked head, which can be seen in prerelease screenshots.

object_oA4

Actor	Object
???	003C

An unused Hylian man. He appears in prerelease screenshots from November, 1997.

object_oA5

Actor	Object
???	003D

An unused Hylian woman.

object_oA6

Actor	Object
???	003E

An unused Hylian man.

object_oA7

Actor	Object
???	003F

An unused Hylian woman. She appears in prerelease screenshots from November, 1997.

object_oA8

Actor	Object
???	0041

An unused Hylian man.

object_oA9

Actor	Object
???	0042

An unused Hylian man's hooded head. Presumably to be used as a head replacement of object_oA8.

object_oB2

Actor	Object
???	0043

An unused Hylian man.

object_oB3

Actor	Object
???	0044

An unused Hylian woman.

object_oB4

Actor	Object
???	0045

An unused Hylian woman, visible in a trailer from 1998. She is seen standing in Kakariko Village in the trailer.

object_b_heart

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Actor	Object
???	0049

This is a giant kind of Heart Container that should be used by actor ovl_Item_B_Heart, but does not have any connection despite the name. When spawned in the game, its texture emits an interesting motion effect.

object_oE3

Actor	Object
???	004B

An unused version of Saria, with slightly different sideburns and a shirt that buttons up the back. She can be seen in action performing some early animations, including the gesture depicted in a November, 1997 prerelease screenshot.

Prerelease Screenshot	Restored Actor

(Source: Restoration - Airikita)

object_oE4

Actor	Object
???	004C

An unused version of the red-haired Kokiri boy.

To do: Add image.

object_oE5

Actor	Object
???	004E

An unused version of Fado. This character is one of three named Kokiri, along with Mido and Saria. While her name is never mentioned in-game, it was revealed on Ocarina of Time's official website. The site also describes how she and Mido were named after notes in the musical scale. (Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, and do.)

Her original model has dual Kokiri symbols on its breast. It can be seen in prerelease screenshots from November, 1997.

object_oE6

Actor	Object
???	004F

An unused head for a Kokiri character who never appears in the game.

object_oE7

Actor	Object
???	0050

An unused head for a Kokiri character who never appears in the game.

object_oE8

Actor	Object
???	0051

An unused head for a Kokiri character who never appears in the game.

object_oE9

Actor	Object
???	0052

An unused head for a Kokiri character who never appears in the game.

object_oE10

Actor	Object
???	0053

An unused head for the Kokiri shopkeeper.

object_oE11

Actor	Object
???	0054

An unused head for a Kokiri character who never appears in the game.

object_oE12

Actor	Object
???	0055

An unused version of Fado's head.

object_oA10

Actor	Object
???	0057

An unused version of the Hylian soldiers. This object is present in two setups, but isn't loaded in-game.

Map	Setup	Room	Setup ID	Used
Castle Hedge Maze (Day)	00	00	Normal Gameplay	✔
Castle Hedge Maze (Night)	00	00	Normal Gameplay	✔

object_oA11

Actor	Object
???	0058

Though the unused soldiers are no longer present in the Castle Courtyard, they can be seen in this map in the screenshot at right, from October, 1998.

To do: Insert screenshot.

object_mjin_oka

Actor	Object
???	0068

A song pedestal with an ocarina design. The appearance of the ocarina reflects an earlier stage of development when it would have been inlaid with the three Spiritual Stones.

This pedestal is present in several cutscene setups:

Map	Setup	Room	Setup ID	Used
Kokiri Forest	08	00	Panning Through Kokiri Forest	✘
Kokiri Forest	09	00	Panning Through Kokiri Forest 2	✘
Kokiri Forest	07	01	The Deku Tree Speaks With Navi	✔
Kokiri Forest	08	01	Panning Through Kokiri Forest	✘
Kokiri Forest	09	01	Panning Through Kokiri Forest 2	✘
Sacred Forest Meadow	04	00	Learning the Minuet of Forest	✔
Sacred Forest Meadow	05	00	Learning Saria's Song	✔
Zora's Fountain	04	00	Receiving Zora's Sapphire	✔
Zora's Fountain	05	00	Jabu-Jabu Inhales	✘
Zora's Fountain	06	00	Credits in Zora's Fountain	✘
Desert Colossus	04	00	Learning the Requiem of Spirit	✔
Ganon's Castle Exterior	04	00	Sages Construct the Rainbow Bridge	✔

However, it is only loaded and visible during gameplay in setup 05 and 06 of Zora's Fountain.

A contemporary fan account of playing the 1998 CBS Toy Test demo suggests that these pedestals were once used as song triggers, forcing Link to take out his Ocarina and displaying a musical staff when stepped on.

(Source: Toy Test Playthrough Account - ZHQ.com)

object_bird

Actor	Object
0072	0077

This bird is present in Kokiri Forest setup 05, room 01 (Cutscene - The Deku Tree Tells of Ganondorf's Curse), but it is not loaded in-game. If loaded using GameShark codes, it flaps its wings, but remains stationary. It is also missing transparency.

The bird was repurposed for Majora's Mask, where it flies around the tree on the plains of the moon.

object_lightbox

Actor	Object
007C	0081

A large rectangular block that makes a thrumming noise.

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object_pu_box

Actor	Object
007D	0082

A small stone cube. It has collision data, but cannot be picked up or Z-targeted. If hit with the sword, it sounds like Link is striking metal.

object_vase

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Actor	Object
0082	0086

This pot's design is based on the jars in A Link to the Past. Its rim lacks transparency, and it does not have any collision or associated behaviours.

object_medal

Actor	Object
???	009F

Early versions of the elemental Medallions, reflecting their original colors. In the final game, the Spirit Medallion is orange, the Shadow Medallion is purple, and the Light Medallion is yellow.

• OoTBetaMedallionfo.png
• OoTBetaMedallionfi.png
• OoTBetaMedallionwa.png
• OoTBetaMedallionsp.png
• OoTBetaMedallionsh.png
• OoTBetaMedallionli.png

object_gi_melody

Actor	Object	Variable
008C?	00B6	0008-000C

This music note was once a "GET" item, displayed when Link learned a new song. It is present in every cutscene setup where Link learns a melody from Sheik, save for the cutscene where Link learns the Nocturne of Shadow. Despite this, it is never visible in-game.

There is evidence that ovl_Demo_Kankyo was used at one point to display this music note. Starting at D45980 in the debug rom, there is a list of object dependencies for the different values of ovl_Demo_Kankyo's variable. At indexes 08-0C, object 00B6 is listed as a dependency. It's not known if the functionality to display the note still exists. The object has 6 color settings intended for warp songs.

Map	Setup	Room	Setup ID	Used
Ice Cavern	04	All	Cutscene - Learning the Serenade of Water	✔
Shooting Gallery	05	00	xxx	✘
Shooting Gallery	06	00	xxx	✘
Temple of Time	00	All	Normal Gameplay	✔
Temple of Time	04	All	Cutscene - First Time Returning From the Chamber of Sages	✔
Temple of Time	06	All	Cutscene - Learning the Prelude of Light	✔
Sacred Forest Meadow	04	00	Cutscene - Learning the Minuet of Forest	✔
Sacred Forest Meadow	05	00	Cutscene - Learning Saria's Song	✔
Desert Colossus	04	00	Cutscene - Learning the Requiem of Spirit	✔
Death Mountain Crater	04	01	Cutscene - Learning the Bolero of Fire	✔
Death Mountain Crater	05	01	Cutscene - Learning the Bolero of Fire in Opening Demo	✔

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object_oE1s

Actor	Object
???	00C3

An unused head for Mido.

To do: Insert screenshot.

object_oE4s

Actor	Object
???	00C4

An unused head for the red-haired Kokiri boy.

To do: Insert screenshot.

object_oF1s

Actor	Object
???	00CF

An unused version of the Goron.

To do: Insert screenshot.

object_ny

Actor	Object
???	00E3

Oddly, Ocarina of Time appears to contain two Spike Trap objects known as object_ny: 00E3 and 00E5. (00E4 is dummied out.) Only 00E5 is used.

To do: Load this object in-game and see what happens. Insert screenshot.

object_gi_grass

Actor	Object
???	00F7

Link once used this reed whistle to call Epona, rather than using Epona's Song. This idea was revived in the form of the Horse Call item in Twilight Princess.

Link can be seen using this item in prerelease screenshots from April, 1998.

object_md

Actor	Object
???	00FA

Equally oddly, Ocarina of Time also appears to contain two Mido objects known as object_md: 00FA and 00FB. Only 00FB is used.

To do: Load this object in-game and see what happens. Insert screenshot.

object_d_elevator

Actor	Object
012B	011B

A large, 4-tiered stone elevator. While it went unused in the retail version of Ocarina of Time, it went on to appear in Master Quest.

To do: Get a better screenshot, investigate variables.

object_nwc

Actor	Object
0135	0124

These primitive-looking baby Cuccos were later revamped and repurposed for Majora's Mask, in which they are known by the filename object_En_Nwc. "nwc" translates to "chick".

The objects lack collision, which causes them to fall through the floor and into the void upon load. The object freeze function in the Debug ROM can be used to prevent this.

To do: Add info about Grog's shop.

object_gi_coin

Actor	Object
???	012E

These mysterious, N-stamped coins come in four colors. The colors match that of the Rupees: green, blue, red, and gold. The "gi" within the file name suggests these coins were "Get Items", part of a specific set of models that appear over Link's head when first obtained.

object_gi_butterfly

Actor	Object
???	0175

This object is similar to the container that holds the bugs sold in the Potion Shop. A butterfly is visible inside the cage.

With a little hacking trickery, the cage can be placed in a shop and purchased, but nothing will appear in Link's inventory.

The Butterfly Cage's object number is 0175, while the bottled bug's object number is 0174.

Because number 0068 is missing in the list of purchasable items, and number 0067 corresponds to the bug in a bottle, it's likely that this missing number once corresponded to the Butterfly Cage.

object_gi_ocarina_0

Actor	Object
???	010E

This object is a "Get Item" for the Fairy Ocarina, part of a set of models that appear over Link's head when he first obtains an item. However, in the final game, Link receives the Fairy Ocarina from Saria, triggering a unique cutscene in which the camera pans around Link holding the item. As a result, the "Get Item" sequence doesn't occur, and this detailed model is never used.

There is still data in Link's actor, ovl_player_actor, that anticipates him obtaining the Fairy Ocarina like a "Get Item". However, the text box displayed upon receiving this ocarina is the "Get" message for the Ocarina of Time.

Unused Variables

ovl_en_item00

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Actor	Object	Variable
0015	0001	0007

An early version of the Heart Container. Unlike the final container, it is almost completely opaque and does not have any animations. However, it acts as a normal Heart Container when collected.

This version of the container actually appears in Room 119 of the Debug ROM, but cannot be accessed without a GameShark code in the retail version of the game.

Owing to the similarities between their names, it is likely that the actor for this object was originally ovl_Item_B_Heart. In the retail game, actor ovl_Item_B_Heart goes unused, but it is linked to a used object called object_gi_hearts, which contains the final Heart Piece and Heart Container. There are two copy this model in gameplay_keep file.

ovl_En_Test

0000

Actor	Object	Variable
0002	0032	0000

Variable 0000 is an invisible Stalfos that can only be seen with the Lens of Truth.

To do: Double check variable number.

ovl_En_Door

FFFF

Actor	Object	Variable
0009	0001	FFFF

Double wooden doors exist in the game. They work perfectly fine, but are not used. There are a few variations;

• Double wooden door, but door on left is locked
• Double wooden door, appears only if you face one side of it, crashes when try to open

To do: Double check variable number.

xxxx

Actor	Object	Variable
0009	0001	xxxx

This door is slightly ajar, but slams shut of its own volition when Link approaches it. If Link tries to open it, a message box with blue Navi text appears, reading "It won't open!"

This doors may have been present in the a demo version of the game available in Seattle at an event called the 1998 Toy Test, which took place in July and August 1998. According to a contemporary account of a Zelda fan known as David C., when he visited Kakariko Village as Adult Link, most of the doors in the village were open, but, when Link approached them, they were slammed shut in his face.

(Source: Toy Test Info - CBS News, Playthrough Account - ZHQ.com)

ovl_Bg_Dy_Yoseizo

xxxx

Actor	Object	Variable
000B	000A	xxxx

An unused version of the Great Fairy. It is stationary and has no animations. Its lack of movement may be linked to its filename, Dy_Yoseizo, which translates to Great Fairy - Fairy Statue.

ovl_En_Dodongo

xxxx

Actor	Object	Variable
0012	000C	xxxx

This alternate version of the adult Dodongo has smoke and fire come from its mouth during the death animation.

To do: Figure out what variable this is, insert screenshot.

ovl_En_Goma

0008

Actor	Object	Variable
002B	001E	0008

This Gohma Larva comes in an invisible egg that cannot be revealed, even with the Lens of Truth.

En_A_Obj

0000

Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0000	0000

Variable 0000 is a rectangular box with no behaviour or collision.

Interestingly, although Link cannot raise or throw it, if it were possible, it would fit perfectly in his hands and on his head.

0001

Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0000	0001

Variable 0001 is a slightly larger rectangular box with an oversized collision radius.

0002

Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0000	0002

It uses the same model of the variable 0000 and 0001. It is larger than the rectangle of the variable 0001, including the collision.

0003

Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0000	0003

Variable 0003 is a rectangular box that lays horizontally on the ground, motionless. Once an object or character is placed upon it, it springs to life, rotating until it is vertical, then switches back to its initial position.

0004

Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0000	0004

Variable 0004 is a larger version of the rectangular box in variable 0003.

0005

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Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0000	0005

Variable 0005 is a simple cube. Like variable 0000, it has no collision.

0007

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Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0000	0007

This grass has a slightly-oversized collision box. Its appearance is similar to the flora used in the Castle Courtyard moat.

0008

Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0001	0008

Variable 0008 is a tree stump with a collision radius four times its size. When struck, it sounds as though Link has hit a wall with his sword.

0009

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Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0000	0009

The regular square signposts around Hyrule change in height depending on whether the player is set to Child or Adult. This sign is Adult Link-sized. It cannot be destroyed. It appears in several prerelease images from xxx.

To do: Locate the prerelease images on the wiki.

000B

Actor	Object	Variable
0039	0000	000B

Variable 000B is a rock with an incomplete texture. It cannot be picked up and has no collision. It reacts with the gravity and can bounce on the floor for several seconds.

ovl_En_Wood02

xxxx

Actor	Object	Variable
0077	007C	xxxx

Variable xxxx is a huge tree that resemble those seen in the Lost Woods during the opening cutscene of Majora's Mask. Similar trees can be seen in Kakariko Village in prerelease screenshots from February, 1998.

Prerelease Screenshot	Object Loaded In-Game
	x240px

To do: Figure out how the using the GameShark code 81241CF2 83F0 81241CFA 0000 (Debug ROM) at Hyrule Castle makes these appear, find variable, insert screenshot.

ovl_En_Vm

0000

Actor	Object	Variable
008A	008B	0000

This Beamos does not fire lasers at you.

ovl_En_Rd

0003

Actor	Object	Variable
0090	0098	0003

This Redead is only visible with the Lens of Truth. When it is loaded, it plays an animation that suggests it is rising out of a coffin, like the Redeads in the Bottom of the Well dungeon.

Used Objects With Unused Content

gameplay_keep

Giant Checkerboard

The first model of gameplay_keep, located at 0x3FC8. May have been used for debugging purposes.

Broken Pyramid

Located at 0x39E90, this model uses the unused white rectangles.

Giant Rectangle Stone

Located at 0x03A0C0, this model also uses the unused white rectangles but has a darker shade.

gameplay_dangeon_keep

Huge Switch

Actor	Object	Variable
xxx	0001	xxx

This switch has the same texture as regular switches. Because of its large size, and the fact that its colouring is reminiscent of the Fire Temple, it may have been used with the Megaton Hammer. The offset is 0x63F0.

Object Loaded In-Game	Pressed Down
x240px	x240px

Crystal Switch

Actor	Object	Variable
xxx	0001	xxx

This crystal switch has no animations. The offset is 0x77B0.

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object_mori_objects

Picture Frame Hook

Actor	Object	Variable
xxx	0072	xxx

This hook, contained within the Forest Temple object file, may have once held up the picture frames of the Poe Sisters. It is not connected to an actor.

object_wood02

Actor	Object	Variable
xxx	007C	xxx

Several unused trees and bushes are contained within the object file that holds Hyrule's plant life. Most are 2D images, but there is also an incomplete, textureless trunk section matching the type of tree that appears in the Adult version of Kakariko Village.

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object_trap

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Actor	Object	Variable
0080	0085	xxxx

The object file that contains the Sliding Blade Trap also holds a small, spiky trap that has no linked actor.

object_hs

Actor	Object	Variable
xxx	0128	xxx

The object file containing the Carpenter Boss's son, known as Grog in Majora's Mask, is apparently hiding a rockin' mohawk.

object_gi_arrowcase

Actor	Object	Variable
xxx	00BE	xxx

This object is used when Link gets the Big Quiver or Biggest Quiver. But there is a version for Bronze Quiver it is unused anywhere.

The object needs to recognize the shader 15 that defines the change of colors that is inside the object file.

object_link_child

Actor	Object	Variable
xxx	0015	xxx

Early Tunic Color

This image shows a unused color during the game.

Inside the object object_link_child there is a unused color registration in each model of the Child Link's tunic. The models in question have a 0xFA header to colors #50BC08. This color is present in several prerelease images.

Unused Shield and Scabbard

Unused Display List for Child Link, this model is located in the offset 0x15010. This could have been for when Link was holding his sword without shield.

object_cow

Actor	Object	Variable
xxx	018B	xxx

Cow Ring

The cows were initially supposed to, oddly enough, have cow rings. The ring was restored as seen in the video on the right. Interestingly, this made its way into the Japanese version of Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time 3D. Located at 0x2628 in object_cow file.

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In setup 00 of Kakariko Village, there is an invisible Cucco near the tree.

Presumably used for sound effects, the Cucco is invisible, indestructible, and begins to smoke when it takes damage.