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[[File:Animal Crossing - 4PM-0|full|left|335 px]]In the GCN versions and N64, the theme is restful, similar to a boy coming home from school, or a person watching TV. The melody itself gives off the main vibe of it all. | [[File:Animal Crossing - 4PM-0|full|left|335 px]]In the GCN versions and N64, the theme is restful, similar to a boy or girl coming home from school, or a person watching TV. The melody itself gives off the main vibe of it all. | ||
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In the GCN versions and N64, the theme is restful, similar to a boy or girl coming home from school, or a person watching TV. The melody itself gives off the main vibe of it all.
In Wild World and City Folk, 4 P.M. uses simple electronic drums, an accordion, a low french horn, an electric piano, a glockenspiel, and a marimba in one part of the song. It sounds like someone whistles after the marimba sounds. It may refer to an afterglow, when the light or radiance that remains in the sky after the sun has set, because four in the afternoon is when the sun has gone down and left orange overlapping the blue in the Animal Crossing series games. The song, however, is a dark, but charming mid-day melody.
In New Leaf, the song predominantly features accordion and clean electric guitar with some reversed accordion and some quiet steel drum. The song gives off a very Wild World-like feeling with the accordion sample. It may combine the themes from both the original and the Wild World/City Folk tunes along with a completely different texture to it.
