When I checked it, the camera showed all of Ikana in a distant view, but I had no idea where Pamela was. Nevertheless, I imagined Pamela as a foreigner girl when creating her just from the name, but when I looked at the finished, I decided she was Japanese.Īonuma: I remember well the day when I was informed Pamela was in the game. ND: Did you decide a character based on a name?!Īonuma: Although it was based on wanting to have material involving a little girl. “Pamela, Pamela ?” was stuck in my head at the time (laughs). Particularly Pamela was named after a part of a Bossa Nova song. ND: Don’t you make it sound like you would mind it now?Īonuma: My family hates it now so I pretend not to be thinking (laughs).Īonuma: However, I had thought the material I wanted to put in the area, like Music Box House and reversing top and bottom of the Stone Tower, from the beginning. Now that I think of it, no matter where we go, we always talk about work (laughs). ND: There was news that North Korea was preparing to launch Taepodong missiles.Īonuma: We were attending a wedding of a staff member and were talking with Koizumi and the others: “Come to think of it, it’s somewhat strange to come to a wedding in a situation when missiles may fall down today.” The discussion progressed into noting how it would also fit the setting of a falling moon and whether to do a wedding in the game. It was born from the Taepodong uproar of the time. ND: The wedding of Anju and Kafei was like that, right?Īonuma: That’s right. There are really many cases when we had personal themes as a starting point for production. Koizumi also used other personal experiences from during the development.Īonuma: It’s almost always like that (laughs). ND: So the ranch was born when you matched the material you wanted to make and the world of Zelda (laughs).
Also it would have been weird if there wasn’t a ranch following Ocarina of Time, so Romani Ranch was born.
Therefore we wanted to have a vast place like a ranch. ND: The mysterious phenomenon in which aliens use cattle for their experiments.Īonuma: But that content couldn’t be done within Clock Town.
ND: Despite dividing responsibilities between inside and outside (laughs).Īonuma: When cattle mutilation became a topic at the time, Koizumi wanted to do that content. Despite Koizumi being told to only plan Clock Town, gradually he encroached up to that area! Because Cremia is at Milk Road, that place is a part of the time management content and received the same treatment as Clock Town. Aonuma’s idea?Īonuma: That was Koizumi’s work. ND: The big boulder blocking the Milk Road changes depending on time. It was really frustrating so I put some occasions in the game.Īonuma: For example, the location of the frozen Goron elder changes depending on day. That is why I was told to include time management only in Clock Town.Īonuma: That’s right. I said I wanted time management outside, but the gameplay becomes strict if the passage of time can be seen in dungeons and on the field. Koizumi came up with the time management system and was responsible for things related to it.Īonuma: But I wanted to make, too.
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