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Despite "THE END..?" being the theme for the a bad ending, this theme sounds rather laid-back and has a steady drumbeat. This theme seems to be in 4/4, and is also at 160 BPM. The theme starts on an upbeat and then begins its theme, which is in C major. | Despite "THE END..?" being the theme for the a bad ending, this theme sounds rather laid-back and has a steady drumbeat. This theme seems to be in 4/4, and is also at 160 BPM. The theme starts on an upbeat and then begins its theme, which is in C major. The first half of the theme is played with a recorder-like instrument. After this, another instrument "responds" to the recorder melody. The recorder melody is repeated again, but with a different response. When this part ends, the second half starts in the key of E-flat major. The first portion of the melody is played with the said recorder-like instrument. The recorder plays the melody again, but with another different ending. The second portion is played with somewhat of a horn-like instrument with backing up notes as the theme goes back to C major. A few moments afterwards, the theme then loops. | ||
==Game appearances== | ==Game appearances== | ||
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THE END...? is a theme from Kirby's Dream Land 3 that was composed Jun Ishikawa. This "ending" theme plays in the bad ending of said game and received a remix in Kirby Star Allies.
Composition
Despite "THE END..?" being the theme for the a bad ending, this theme sounds rather laid-back and has a steady drumbeat. This theme seems to be in 4/4, and is also at 160 BPM. The theme starts on an upbeat and then begins its theme, which is in C major. The first half of the theme is played with a recorder-like instrument. After this, another instrument "responds" to the recorder melody. The recorder melody is repeated again, but with a different response. When this part ends, the second half starts in the key of E-flat major. The first portion of the melody is played with the said recorder-like instrument. The recorder plays the melody again, but with another different ending. The second portion is played with somewhat of a horn-like instrument with backing up notes as the theme goes back to C major. A few moments afterwards, the theme then loops.
Game appearances
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