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==Other appearances==
==Other appearances==
An orchestral arrangement of "Ending" was present in the [[Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Festival]], where it plays in a medley called '''"Kirby Endings"''' with other ''Kirby'' ending themes. This medley was arranged by [[Shogo Sakai]].
An orchestral arrangement of "Ending" was present in the [[Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Festival]], where it plays in a medley called '''"Kirby Endings"''' with other ''Kirby'' ending themes.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==

Revision as of 16:19, 27 September 2023

Ending
Various arrangements of "Ending".
Details
Debut appearance Kirby: Squeak Squad (2006)
Composer(s) Jun Ishikawa, Hirokazu Ando, Tadashi Ikegami or Shogo Sakai
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"Ending"[Japanese title] is the staff credits theme from Kirby: Squeak Squad.

Composition

The delicious end of another great adventure.

"Ending" is a chipper piece in C major and 4/4. It begins with a solemn chord progression which introduces the melody, which is based around descending tonic and subdominant triads and generally simple in harmonic structure. This melody is remarkably similar to "Squeak Squad: Title". The percussive beat then comes in, setting the swing rhythm. The melody comes in with a flute and plays twice. Following it is a C minor variation beginning with a rising synth tetrachord. Through the harmonic subdominant, it soon returns to the cheery tonic. These two sections repeat. A new phrase is introduced, now featuring a descending scale-like passage from "Prism Plains", followed by a rapidly modulating chord progression. After going through several distant keys, it returns to C major's dominant. It halts on a trill, once again similarly to "Prism Plains". With an augmented triad, it briefly enters a darker section which shares characteristics with "Eerie Underground". However, the music almost immediately returns to the optimistic intro section, and the track loops.

Other appearances

An orchestral arrangement of "Ending" was present in the Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Festival, where it plays in a medley called "Kirby Endings" with other Kirby ending themes.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese エンディング[1]
Endingu
Ending

References