re: My idea for "The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask" remake

New Songs:

1. Song of Harvest- This song allows plants to bloom and turns dark and evil plants good. If black thorns block your path, it's the only way to eradicate them. Has a strange effect on Dekus that temporarily makes them take root. Used to enter the Black Dungeon. Given by the Chief Kikwi after rescuing the members of his tribe.
2. Song of Tranquility- This song can quiet storms briefly, as well as make people sad. Used to enter Sky Sanctuary. Acquired when saving the Rito's Crystal Stone
3. Command Melody- This song can be used to take control of weak minded enemies or willing allies. Used to Enter Firestone. Acquired when you get all the villagers to safety.
4. Song of Hardening- Makes the cowardly brave, and hardens the Earth as well. Used to enter Mogma Mines. Acquired when you save the Mogma tribal chief's sister.
5. Wind's Requiem- Used to change the direction of the wind in order to make flight easier for Rito Link. Given to you by the Rito Princess in the Sky Tower.
6. Tune of Echoes- Allows Link to go back in time 12 hours, but lose all progress up to that point. Learned from Lulu after clearing the Great Bay Temple.

Clock Town: Clock Town will be twice as large as it was in the original game, with exits to the outside world in all 8 directions. Here are the districts:
1) Southern Market- Where the Clocktown Tower is, mostly the same as it is in the previous game, but larger.
2) Laundry Pool- Larger than in the last game, but still has the same basic function. In Southwestern Clocktown.
3) Market Street- Same general location West Clocktown. You have your shops, bank, blacksmith, post office, and training school.
4) East Side- Home of the Inn, Milk Bar, Romantic Coffee Shop, Mayor's Office, and Guard's Post.
5) Entertainment District- This is where all your games are located. Fortune Teller, Casino, and Circus are in this part of town. Located in NE Clocktown.
6) Park- Basically the same before, but nicer looking with a fountain in the middle. Located in North Clocktown
7) Slums- Located in SE Clocktown, this is where the poor and majority of Clocktown residents live during the night. Thieves and cultists wearing various masks roam the place. As Young, Deku, or Rito Link, you'll get hassled, while they'll leave Mogma, Goron, and Zora Link alone.
8) Watch Point- Home of the rich and powerful, located in NW Clocktown. You can't get access to this part of town in any form but Young Link. Agatha lives here, where she collects Time Bugs, which can only be captured once and transcend dimensions.

Forest: The Dungeon is the Cursed Palace, and requires the Song of Harvest to enter. In the middle of Palace lies an empty courtyard with a small maze that continually changes each hour that passes, although it will go in 4 basic phases. There are 4 soft mounds of dirt in the courtyard, and in the Palace you must find 4 seeds in order to access different parts of the Temple. When all 4 seeds are planted, they turn into a massive beanstalk. Once you scale it, you discover that it has a massive bulb on top of it, and when it sprouts, it reveals a massive Deku Babba, that is the boss. Once defeated, you free a giant, and the Forest becomes peaceful and tranquil, when it was once dark and full of wolves, moblins, and Deku Babbas. The Great Fairy of the area gives you the Giant's Wallet, which allows you to carry up to 500 Rubies.

Mines: The mine is filled with quicksand and in the Mogma Quarry is to lower the quicksand in each room in order to face the boss. The mines go deep, and various levers around the temple control the level of the quicksand. Mogma Link is essential. The Boss is a Giant Moldorm, while it will initially fight above the ground on a grate, the Moldorm will eventually escape to the lower portions and dig beneath the sands, and Mogma Link must go after him. The Great Fairy awards Link with the Mask of Truth.

Volcano: Inside Firestone you can stop the volcano eruption by switching a lever using Mogma Link. However, right after you finish with the Mini-boss, the volcano starts erupting again, and it's a race to make it up to the top before the lava reaches you, running into various enemies along the way to try and stop you. Once you make it to the summit, the boss comes forward, and its a lava type monster that you use ice arrows to kill, and lava spills over the side easily and unexpectedly. Once defeated, the toxic gas in the area subsides and the volcano stops erupting. The Great Fairy gives you the Guardian Mask.

Sky: This is a very complex temple, in which it has 4 major floating complexes that can be moved around using massive sails on top of each of the buildings to move around. On top of each mast is a sun stone, one lower than the last. You have to get all 4 sun stones to align and shine a light on on the boss door, which opens it, but it will only open at 9:00 (if you align it from the East) or 3:00 (if you align it from the West). If you get beyond 3:00 on the Final Day without opening it, you're screwed. You need the Winds Requiem in order to move the buildings and you need to remember to raise or lower the sails, or else the other buildings that you've already correctly aligned will move as well. The boss is a giant Keese embedded with dark powers, and only Rito Link can defeat it. Once defeated, the skies clear and the storm subsides. The Great Fairy doubles Rito Link's flying power, which is almost essential to beat the boss.