Music in zelda is great. Oot brought so much to the table. Tp had it overused and the music system was bad to me. I think that an animal theme themed zelda game would be awesome. Just sayin.
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What? Twilight Princess "overused" the "music system"? That line in itself doesn't make much sense, but I assume you mean that there were too many different soundtracks for different areas? Well, as the series develops, everything needs to be made bigger and better - including the music. I'm actually surprised that you used the term "overused" because many gamers complained about the soundtrack in Twilight Princess. At this day and age, MIDI music just doesn't cut it, and the majority of TP's BGMs were MIDI. The only instances where I can recall the music orchestrated is in the trailers, the credits, and the Hyrule Field theme (on horseback). Otherwise, the music was rather stale (though the composition of the music combined with an entire orchestra playing it would've made for one of the most fantastic soundtracks we've ever heard). I'm also very surprised that you said Twilight Princess' music isn't so great but Ocarina of Time's is fantastic. Truth is, too many Zelda games have been reusing themes from previous games. While nostalgic, every now and then we wish for a fresh new theme, one we've never heard before. Twilight Princess did exactly this by crafting a nearly completely new soundtrack (with only a few blasts to the past). The fact that you said "OoT brought so much to the table" is just the tiniest bit biased. Who knows? Perhaps Twilight Princess' music will become just as powerful and nostalgic as Ocarina of Time's in the near future.
Secondly, an animal themed Zelda game? There are already enough animals in the series with the cuccoos, horses, goats, cats, puppies, birds and whatnot. But a Zelda game revolving completely around animals? Well, we kind of got that with Twilight Princess and Link's transformation into Wolf Link. For the first time, the player was able to interact with animals and understand what they have to say. I'm sorry, but The Legend of Zelda is not Animal Crossing. I don't completely understand what you mean by that, but I'll assume that you mean that there should be more animals as NPCs and main characters. Honestly, I thought TP was already "animal overkill" with its several species of the furry critters and constantly running into cats, dogs and birds alike. Animal games usually aren't the adventurous type, either. And even when an animal game is branded as an adventure game, it will most likely be silly and lighthearted. Nintendo should be aiming for darker-toned and more serious games instead of childish ones, as they have done so in the past.
Excuse me for rambling on and getting a little off topic. Anyway, I suggest you take a look at this:
http://www.herbalcell.com/video-game-soundtracks/zelda-twilight-princess-ost
I'm just trying to help you out!
