As a result, if an Eeno is in the middle of submerging when it's time to combine, it will have a target scale of 15, which is 1500x larger than intended. If it absorbs other Eenos, it will grow into a Mega Eeno (6/6)

The Eeno also has a variable that keeps track of its "target scale" when the split-up Eenos all combine into one. The Eenos that get absorbed have a target scale of 0 (which makes them shrink and disappear), while the large Eeno has a target scale of 2x the normal scale (3/6)

The Eeno has a variable that tracks which frame in its animation it should do something with its snowball. This video shows that on frame 6 of its snowball making animation, the snowball appears in its hand, and on frame 15 of the throwing animation, the snowball leaves its hand (2/6)

I made a mod that makes it so dogs that are actually in bad condition are magenta. As you can see, I picked up a dog that indicates it's in normal condition (since the text starts with "Rrr-Ruff!"), but when the race starts, you can clearly see it's in bad condition. (7/9)

When you change equipment in the pause menu, the image of Link can change as well. These are *not* static images loaded from the ROM; they are created dynamically by positioning Link's limbs using something called a "joint table", which tell the game how to rotate his limbs (5/8)

The Gorman Bros. in Majora's Mask have unused animations for walking, running, and jumping. Ingo didn't have these animations in OoT; they were newly added in MM, but were never used.

The male voice is pretty good too. I be in my girl's ear like: https://twitter.com/dvdfu/status/1770514293663899795

The Inverted Stone Tower Wizrobe can also die comically high in the air

The Wizrobe at the top of Snowhead Temple can also die in midair because of the same bug:

If you backflip over this particular fence post in southwestern Termina Field, you can get Link completely stuck. All you can do is pause the game and wait for the moon to crash
https://twitter.com/SuperPodSaga/status/1614724222219354112

Odolwa has this strange, partially-glitched animation that is never used in the final game. Hard to tell what they were going for with this one.

POV: You're Ganon at the end of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

I discovered another obscure Wizrobe interaction recently; you can neutralize the Fire Wizrobe's attacks with Ice Arrows. Sadly, the reverse is not true with Ice Wizrobes, but it's still pretty cool.

Might be old news to some, but you can destroy the Wizzrobe's illusions/ghosts with Deku Nuts. They play a sound effect that sounds extremely similar to Boos when you do so; I don't think this SFX appears anywhere else in the game.