Odd Time Signatures in Video Game Music

I’m an EXTREMELY beginner-level drummer, but even the very very limited amount of drumming training I’ve received has opened my ears to time signatures way more than I ever realized, so I really liked this one! I understood more of it than usual. Quick question: is there a name for the rhythm that goes 1-2-3 / 1-2-3 / 1-2-3 /1-2-3 / 1-2-1-2? You can hear it crystal clear in the chase scene at the beginning of Majora’s Mask (where Skull Kid steals Epona), but I’ve started noticing it everywhere, and I kind of absolutely love it. (It’s in FF6’s The Decisive Battle, it’s in parts of Lufia 2’s Sinestral Battle, it’s really subtle but still there in La-Mulana’s Interstice of the Dimension, etc.) Is that sufficiently well-known and well-discussed to have a name or to say much about it other than “hey, this rhythm is catchy and cool”? I like that it’s a cool way to squeeze both a three-count and a four-count (I’m certain those can’t be the real terms, sorry) into sixteen beats, but if anyone can discuss it better, I’d think that would be you.

I'm super late to the punch, but I wanted to say thanks for taking my request! I thought the video was great, and you touched on some neat examples I hadn't considered before. I'd like to say I'm normal, but here I am making requests to a stranger on the internet to analyze video game music, so...