When the Hokkaido ninja meets the Helaru Brave: "The Soul of Sheep Hoof Mountain" and the N64 classic "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" complete a fantasy linkage in time and space.These two works, which have been separated by 26 years, have resonated across time and space through the "magic instrument navigation" mechanism.

Just like in 1998, Link used his ocarina to play "Song of Time" to summon the elves or draw out the sword of the master, creative director Jason Connell revealed that the protagonist of this work will use the three-sweet lines left by his mother as a tool for exploration.The three-string instrument carried by this frost female ninja has a function similar to the cultural relics tracking system of the previous work "Traveler's Outfit", but it is given a more magical interpretation.

“You can think of it as a clearance aid or navigation tool,” Connell described the clothing system in his previous work.And the Sanwei Line goes further - "The music score learned in the open world can guide you to discover specific items."Players can expand their library by collecting music scores such as "Vanity Song", and Connell revealed that this song "maybe it will take you to find dressing props."

"We know the enthusiasm of players for character dressing up, so we look forward to displaying this system so that players can experience the fun of music treasure hunting in person," Connell added.