Why Does This Paper Mario Boss Theme Go So Hard? 

HAH

I a__reciate that reference

Not this joke again, _lease ! I'm just joking. Actually it's a good meme. As much as the Beldam s_eech bubble, in my o_inion

I really appreciate that only the lowercase p's are missing, 10/10 comment

King of Skill reference!!!

Doo_liss

Tubbablubba is up there for the first game.

Every single boss theme in the remake is fire now that they’ve improved the dragons’ original theme but yeah, ???????’s might just be the best

DooPliss*

@@somerobloxdude3699RumPlestiltskin.

i'm a first time player and it made me think he'd turn me or my partner into a pig lol

@@adora_was_taken Hope you are enjoying or enjoyed the game!

@@FreezerKing i LOVE it!! totally get the hype now. about to face the final boss i think (in the room with the three question mark blocks and a save point) so that'll be super fun.

@@adora_was_taken The final boss is quite the event! Good luck, fight hard

@@FreezerKing thanks, i will!!

you mean the marty-o bros.? love those guys

I like to imagine in a parallel universe Nintendo designed two red-haired freckled Murphy Brothers back in 1983 and that the Mario Bros. are only a small gag used in TTYD.

I thought they were the Gonzales Brothers?

uhh what was his name again im not hip with whats new

​@@somerobloxdude3699No doubt about it, his name is Luigi.

Wise Boss Theme

Hi ZXMany!👋

Doo_liss stole our letter _

@@andrewzaharias1858we will have to imProvise by using a caPital P instead of a lowercase P to talk

​@andrewzaharias1858 and not just the letter _ the _ronunciation too!

@@unknownbunny9888 damn.

Doo_lis

Hey Symphing, this is TTYD cha_ter4 so I fixed your comment for ya😀 "The chromatic fall at the end of the o_ening section also gets used in su_er Pa_er Mario's Merlee's mansion as the main theme. I _layed TTYD after Su_er Pa_er Mario."

@@georgebarstad4025 but I already talked to the parrot

@@Symphing12 oh all good then

I actually disliked it, when I was young. It took some time to grow on me, but boy do I love this theme now

I almost prefer all the remake songs/arrangements over the original. Ms. Mowz' theme was something I couldn't stand in the GameCube original but the Switch version makes it more tolerable. Don't even get me started on the Punies theme...

Its basically the same thing as learning a devil's "true name" to get power over it.

The concept of "true names" is pretty old, but fell out of favor in modern times. See rumplestiltskin as an example. Doopliss just adds in the identity stealing element.

It's like online bullies/trolls/etc. Without their anonymity they're much more vulnerable and subject to the consequences of their actions.

But is it short? It had a fake ending

Who’s theme?

Who is doopliss?

Oh sorry, I meant Doo_liss. Slight typo.

​@NickOleksiakMusic I thought you were talking about DooPliss but who would ever have a name as bad as that one am I right

​@bulbaa2241 Wrongamundo little nobody! Who'd name their kid THAT?

Protip: rip the notedata out of the game files.

@@henke37do explain, I’m also interested, but i thought GameCube TTYD was streamed and the switch remake would be as well.

theyre both streamed idk what this guys talking about​@@BandClarinet3

@henke37I don't think it's possible, this one uses streamed music instead of midi sequences if I remember correctly.

Cortez is also a banger for sure. And a fantastic boss design.

i love how cortez is spooky looking in his fight, but then after he becomes friendly his floating head just looks so silly lmao

I love his design so much. Especially when he sits in his big boy chair.

Accurate

ALSO: I wanted to add that this is not how I feel about every remade song!! Songs like Shadow Queen are METALLL

On general, its one of the best received soundtracks of the remake for what I've seen. I personally prefer the second fight variation , but thats on me. Overall, this game takes a more OK instrumentation, that can make some soundtrack a bit hit or miss, for instance, I have more or less the same though on Rogeport as you, but other zones like the Sewers are better on the remake for me just because they are also aware of Rogeport sewers as an ancient city too. The best part of the remake instrumentation, for me, are the news variations and soundtracks. They did such wonderful job with those compositions, and really adds very well to the situations.

I kinda miss the "texture" of the original game's digital instruments at points, but the more I've played the remake and listened to the new soundtrack, the more I've come to like it. I really love the adaptiveness and use of leitmotifs in the remade soundtrack. I think chapter 3 has been the hardest pill to swallow for me. The Glitzville theme has a completely different vibe now, which my nostalgia-filled brain can't accept. I feel like the Macho Grubba battle theme remake lost too much of the original's creepyness. The Rawk Hawk battle theme is barely recognizable. For the songs that I didn't like in the remake, it usually boils down to the remade version being too "loud" and obscuring the melody in some way. For me, melody is always the most important part of a song, so it's unfortunate when I feel like I can't really hear it in the song.

I actually prefer the rereleases' version of the track in almost every scenario as I prefer the live instrumentation of certain tracks in most cases. I understand Glitzville's use of the er-hu might not really be the first thing that comes to mind in a rearrangement, but once you enter the Glitz Pit lockers it becomes clear they're referencing a certain Bruce Lee movie, which to me, actually kind of works... As for the synthesizers, the original GameCube tracks were a bit of a hit or miss in that regard: I simply could not vibe with the Ms. Mowz theme and felt the melody was just all over the place, and the instrumentation with the Punies would make my head hurt after a while. I get what they were going for immitating the "texture" of Pikmin's own soundtrack in those scenarios, but just hearing the newer versions make them much, much more pleasing to the ears than in the original (especially when the tracks loop). Not to mention the Switch version also introduces brand new tracks (or perhaps they were planned but never got into the final GameCube release) for each of the partner characters. Having a dynamically mixing track and multiple variations of the same boss theme (some get as many as 3 variations) depending on which encounter put the remake above the original for me IMO.

I also wanted to add I love the extended portions of the rearranged track. I think Doopliss' theme is one such example where I think this video should've also gone over it as well, but considering it was produced well before the release of the game (as the video itself states), I hope there's a followup video covering TTYD Switch's music rearrangement choices...and the added Doopliss chord progression in the Switch version.

AS WELL AS MAKING VIVIAN EXPLICITLY TRANS That was my (i thought) unrealistic expectation