This is something that took me awhile to notice about the recent Kirby games. How often the main theme of the game is also shared with the villains of said game. The most blatant example is Planet Robobot with that earworm Noble Haltmann. But here it's amazing how they were able to turn a happy adventurous theme into a threatening battle theme. Same could be said with Forgotten Land with the joyful "Running Around The New World" and how it was altered into the hard rockin "Plundering Beast Battle" or "Raging Lion Roars" it's such a simple yet elegant musical and storytelling technique they've cooked up.
After playing Triple Deluxe, I now have a new appreciation for the leitmotif of this song and the tunes that followed. I kid you not. Revenge of the Enemy is just that addicting.
This is an amazing collection of this leitmotif! It's pretty cool as well for the fact that, if I remember corrrctly, Spring Smash Factory was the first song made for Triple Deluxe, so in a way, this is the first motif of this game.
I only just saw your ABSOLUTE FIRE Galacta Night remix only tonsee that you are STILL uploading 13 years later. How time passes man Hope this channel still goes to great hights!
I wasn't aware that the leitmotif was present in so much other musics, but I think that the Stage of the Partners music from Fighters 2 can be added to that already long list
@@generickirbyfan9514 idk if the song was intended to be a remix of Revenge of the Ennemy or The World to Win but it remixes the shared part of both musics
You took my request of Triple Deluxe's Title Theme. Thanks. Can you do The Adventure Begins, Through the Woods, Road to Victory, and redo Magolor the Distant Traveler from Kirby's Return to DreamLand? And also Floral Fields, Hypernova Theme, and Moonstruck Blossom/Fatal Blooms in Moonlight from Kirby Triple Deluxe?
There are other games before it that had them: Super Star and Air Ride used Green Greens in a few songs Canvas Curse had one in the intro and ending Epic Yarn's and Mass Attack's title themes are reused in some songs RtDL had Magolor's leitmotif, the Arena leitmotif, the Title theme and Green Greens
Actually Block Ball was the first to do it, since both the first stage theme and credits theme are callbacks to each other (and are both primarily based on the invincibility music)
