Eternal Echo of the Thrilling Tour-our-our
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"Eternal Echo of the Thrilling Tour-our-our" is an audio track from Kirby and the Forgotten Land. It is the main theme for Forgo Land and also one of the battle themes for Chaos Elfilis, playing during the first section of its spherical phase. The audio is composed of distorted musical and vocal tracks originally sourced from The Dream Discoveries Tour.
Game appearances[edit]
Kirby and the Forgotten Land[edit]
The track opens up with a sample of the tour guide announcing the visitors' arrival to the end of Lab Discovera which repeats several times throughout the entire track as the sample's audio echoes and distorts. A quiet and muffled version of "The Smell of a Scary Beast" then fades in, playing for the rest of the track. This is followed by a sample from the beginning of the tour where visitors are first welcomed along with the audio from the automatic language detection system booting up afterwards. A few Morse code beeps play followed up by a heavily distorted version of the fanfare from the start of the tour. Afterwards the sample from the end of the tour plays where the guide announces ID-F86.
There is also an instrumental version of the track, which can be played at the Waddle Live! Corner Stage as track 84 and is also used for The Ultimate Cup Z's rest area when Kirby reaches the final round.
The version that plays in Forgo Land and against Chaos Elfilis depends on the system's language settings. Despite both receiving official translations, playing with Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese settings will cause the game to play the English audio instead. This also applies with the system language set to Portuguese and Russian, as the game was not officially translated in either language. If the language is set to French or Spanish, then the system region determines which of the two dialectal versions play. If the region is set to Japan, The Americas or Hong Kong/Taiwan/South Korea, then the Canadian French and Latin American Spanish versions will play. If the region is set to either Europe or Australia/New Zealand, then the European versions will play.
Trivia[edit]
- The Castilian Spanish version is the only one that does not feature the "Automatic language detection...activated." voice clip.
- The Italian version is the only one that does not have an equivalent to the "And here we are!" voice clip, instead using a portion of the equivalent to "Let's meet the ultimate life-form: specimen ID-F86!"
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 時ドキ残響エターナルツアーアー Toki Doki Zankyō Etānaru Tsuāā |
Occasional Echo of the Heart-pounding Eternal Tour-our |
| Traditional Chinese | 時光碰撞殘響的永恆之旅啊 Shíguāng Pèngzhuàng Cánxiǎng de Yǒnghéng zhī lǚ a |
Remnant Past Echoes of the Eternal Tour |
| Simplified Chinese | 时光碰撞残响的永恒之旅啊 Shíguāng Pèngzhuàng Cánxiǎng de Yǒnghéng zhī lǚ a | |
| Dutch | De eeuwige echo van de opwindende droomtour-our-our | The eternal echo of the exciting dream tour-our-our |
| French | Écho éternel de la merveilleuse visite | Eternal echo of the wonderful tour |
| German | Das ewige Echo der spannenden Tour | The eternal Echo of the thrilling Tour |
| Italian | Eco eterna di un'emozionante visita guidata | Eternal echo of an exciting guided tour |
| Korean | 지긋지긋한 잔향 이터널 투어어 jigeusjigeushan janhyang iteoneol tueoeo |
Sickening Echo of the Eternal Tour-our |
| Spanish | El eco eterno de una emocionante visita guiada | The eternal echo of an exciting guided tour |
