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The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask - Ben

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The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask - Ben

The story of Ben is a classic creepypasta, begun in a dark corner of the internet and propagated widely due to its sheer sinister appeal. The story involves a second-hand copy of Majora's Mask, its origin unknown. This particular cartridge had a save file named simply "BEN."

The unfortunate player who spread the original story erased the file and started his own, but something was off. The NPCs in Clock Town still referred to him as BEN; music played backward; Link would spontaneously erupt in flames; and he was hounded by a strange statue—the same one that appears when you play the incredibly creepy "Elegy of Emptiness" on your ocarina. Only this one teleported wherever the player went, seemingly taunting him with vague threats and menacing laughter.

It got so weird that the original player—the one being hounded by Ben—claimed he felt like he was in danger.

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