Bring the chicken attack back! Animal attack as well

The classic chicken attack. It's been part of LTTP, LA, OOA, OOS, and probably some others. Why did they have to take it out of Twilight Princess?

I want the chicken attack back. It's no fun to abuse a chicken if all you can do is make it walk and jump a bit. I'll accept this idea if you have different types of chickens do different things, but don't take it away completely.

In LA if you attack a dog, it fights back. Well this be kind of cool as well. I would love that little cute dog in TP to start trying to bite me after I hit it with a sword. Or a cat to go crazy on me if I decide to attack it.

Hey, I'm not evil. In R/L I would never hurt an animal, but in a game, that's different.

Bring the Revenge of the Cuckoo's back. Bring it back!

Cuccoo demons should be a staple of the series. It's one of the funny aspects of playing a Zelda versus another game.

Lol, actually, I would love it if you could actually attack people and they react. There were certain people you really wanted to whack with a sword...

That would be pretty awesome.

I agree. I have no idea why they changed this in TP.

I love the attacking Cuccos their funny to bad they took it out.

Originally Posted by Chasmira

Lol, actually, I would love it if you could actually attack people and they react. There were certain people you really wanted to whack with a sword...

Attack one of the Ordon children.

Controlling a cucco was nice, it just didn't make any sense.

I keep attacking the cuccos in ALttP, But they won't attack me...

You got to keep attacking it then it'll attack

The chickens in ALttP I think needs to be hit up to 50 time, I dont know the real number, I only tried it once and it took a long time before they started to attack me back.

Originally Posted by ATRUEZELDAFAN

I agree. I have no idea why they changed this in TP.

I hope PETA didn't secretly complain about it to Nintendo. Seems kind of dumb...

The Cucco attack is in PH, and it's newer, so they haven't really taken it out, they just changed it for one game.

Also, I always thought it would be better in TP if Link actually attacked you while you are a cucco and actually lose hearts, that would really make you feel the cucco's pain.

super mega pwnage epic cucco assassin revenge death squad. just felt like throwing that out there. but yeah, they need to have that in the games from now on, NEVER REMOVE IT FROM A GAME AGAIN NINTENDO, OR I'LL HAVE TO KILL YOU.

Yeah, I miss this. D:

I loved running around hurting the cucco's and getting Link practically killed. xD

Bring it back, Nintendo!

It should be brought back, but there should be some significance to it. In OoT, you can get pecked to death if you don't make it inside a building or escape, but nothing happens other than that. This time, there should be a relationship of love or hate between you and the cuccos and have an actual big cucco summon and such.

Has anyone ever drowned a cucoo, I have in Kakariko Village in TP useing claw shot to drag it to the bottom with me, but it goes back up though.

It was in PH.

Edit: Khao beat me to the punch.

Secondly, the problem with taking out the chicken attack is that the chickens attacking you is supposed to teach Link a lesson. But if Link gets to control it after being cruel to it, then no lesson is learned. Besides, it could make all the Ordonian kids grow up to be cruel to animals.

Originally Posted by Ogrum

Cuccoo demons should be a staple of the series. It's one of the funny aspects of playing a Zelda versus another game.

I agree. should be a staple. I hate trying to attack something with my sword in say TP and it just walks on by as if I did nothing to it. If you hit anything it should attack you back just like in real life!! Seeing some of them fight back would be pretty hilarious actually

Originally Posted by KingOfHeart

The classic chicken attack. It's been part of LTTP, LA, OOA, OOS, and probably some others. Why did they have to take it out of Twilight Princess?

Beeeecause there were no Cucco's in Twilight Princess.