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In Wild World and City Folk, the | In Wild World and City Folk, the 5 P.M. melody sounds quite happy. It uses an electric piano, a marimba, an electric bass, an accordion, and simple electronic drums, but in the raining version, the drums were removed and the vibraphone replaces the marimba. Comparing with other songs, this one is fairly short. | ||
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Revision as of 18:06, 21 December 2013
In the original Animal Crossing, the music for 5:00 P.M. is Bossa Nova, with a very prominent electric piano riff. It fits the vibe of late afternoon when the day is finally slowing down.
In Wild World and City Folk, the 5 P.M. melody sounds quite happy. It uses an electric piano, a marimba, an electric bass, an accordion, and simple electronic drums, but in the raining version, the drums were removed and the vibraphone replaces the marimba. Comparing with other songs, this one is fairly short.
In New Leaf, much like how 4 PM gives off a Wild World feeling, 5 P.M. gives off a feeling like the 5 P.M. theme from the Gamecube version. Much like that game's 5 P.M., this theme is also Bossa Nova with a prominent electric piano riff.
