Ethan Crossfield 
Nintendo has quietly added a free The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask card set to the Nintendo Today! app as part of the series' 40th anniversary campaign. Players can collect 20 digital cards, answer character-based quizzes, and earn tokens for additional Zelda cards or phone wallpapers. The set is worth following now, but completing it will require multiple visits because only one pack can be opened each day.
What changed in the Nintendo Today! app?
The new Majora's Mask collection replaces the Breath of the Wild set that arrived on the app last month. It is currently one of only two Zelda-themed digital card sets available through Nintendo Today!, although additional collections could be added as the anniversary celebrations continue. The cards feature recognizable figures from Majora's Mask, including Tingle, Skull Kid, and Young Link. Each card also includes a quiz question connected to its featured character. Correct answers award tokens, which can be exchanged for other Zelda cards or Zelda-themed wallpapers designed for phones.
How can players collect the full set?
Players need access to the Nintendo Today! app and can open one Zelda card pack per day. That daily limit means the 20-card set is structured as a return-and-collect activity rather than a single-session unlock. Fans checking in throughout October will have more opportunities to build their collection and use quiz rewards on other digital items. Nintendo has not provided any indication in the source material that this release is a playable version of Majora's Mask; it is a free digital collectible promotion tied to the anniversary.
What comes next for Majora's Mask and Zelda?
The card launch arrives alongside a broader anniversary push. Nintendo's upcoming Ocarina of Time remake is identified as the campaign's main release and has a November 5 launch date. The Majora's Mask soundtrack is also scheduled to arrive on the Nintendo Music app on October 9. The two games are closely connected: Majora's Mask follows Ocarina of Time and sends Link into Termina after he travels through the Lost Woods in search of Navi. Rumors of a Majora's Mask remake have circulated since the Ocarina of Time remake was confirmed for Switch 2, but no such project has been officially confirmed in the supplied information.
What players should know
- The release is a free set of 20 Majora's Mask digital cards in the Nintendo Today! app.
- Featured characters include Tingle, Skull Kid, and Young Link.
- Character quizzes provide tokens that can be exchanged for Zelda cards or phone wallpapers.
- Only one card pack can be opened per day.
- The Majora's Mask soundtrack is scheduled for Nintendo Music on October 9.
- A Majora's Mask remake remains unconfirmed.
Expert View
This is a modest but well-timed anniversary extra rather than the new game some fans may have expected. The daily-pack format gives collectors a reason to return, while the quizzes and rewards add a small layer of interaction. Players waiting for a Majora's Mask remake should treat the card set as a celebration of the original, not evidence that a remake is on the way.
