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Kirby's Dream Land

Jun Ishikawa, sometimes called "the creator of Kirby sound"

One of the most notable Kirby series themes, "Green Greens", debuted in this game.

Kirby's Dream Land soundtrack was composed entirely by Jun Ishikawa, who had to work with the Game Boy's sound limitations — in particular, the muddiness that happened when it tried to play complex chords or rhythms. As a solution, he decided on the opposite — simple chords and rhythms, which would later go on to characterize his musical style.

Being the first game, almost all themes, jingles, and even sound effects became extensively reused in the later titles. These include the title theme "Welcome to Dream Land", the "Green Greens" theme, the "Kirby Dance" theme, the "Bubbly Clouds" theme, "Shooting", "King Dedede's Theme", and the credits theme "A New Wind for Tomorrow".

The game includes a Sound Test, which has every song in the game. For a list of all tracks, see here.

Kirby's Adventure

Hirokazu Ando

"Butter Building", another iconic and recurring Kirby song, debuted in this game.

Kirby's Adventure is the first Kirby game Hirokazu Ando worked on. Jun Ishikawa helped a bit as well.

Much like Kirby's Dream Land, Kirby's Adventure is filled with many notable themes that would be later be reused and remixed countless times, such as, "Title Screen / Demo", "Vegetable Valley", "Boss", "Ice Cream Island", "Butter Building", "Grape Garden", "Mountain Stage", "Rainbow Resort", and "Final Boss". Many share a common motif in the form of "Vegetable Valley", as well as a specific abstraction of their tonic.

The game includes a Sound Test, which has every song in the game. For a list of all tracks, see here.

Kirby's Pinball Land

Tadashi Ikegami

"Wispy-Woods Land", the most referenced song of the game.

This is the first game Tadashi Ikegami worked on.

As Kirby's Pinball Land is rarely ever acknowledged by HAL Laboratory or Nintendo, so is its soundtrack. The only theme to ever be remixed is "Wispy-Woods Land", though even then - not a lot of times. It's also one of two themes from the game to reappear in any form, the other being the title theme on the The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks album.

The game does not have any form of Jukebox, as such, here is a list of its tracks:

Kirby's Dream Course

"Iceberg Ocean", the most referenced song of the game.

Composed only by Hirokazu Ando.

List of tracks here.

Kirby's Avalanche

Composed by Einosuke Nagao?. Mostly just remixes of past songs. Appears to take inspiration on Kirby's Dream Course music.

List of tracks here.

Kirby's Dream Land 2

"Coo's Theme", one of the three animal friend themes of this game.

Composed by Hirokazu Ando and Tadashi Ikegami.

While each level and stage select has its own music, the former is overriden by one of three Animal Friend themes ("Rick's Theme", "Coo's Theme", "Kine's Theme") when one is selected, and is only heard in gameplay when Kirby is not accompanied by an Animal Friend.

List of tracks here.

Kirby's Block Ball

Composed by Sukezo Ouyama and Ryoue Takagi, of Nintendo R&D1 division. This is the only Kirby game they scored.

List of tracks:

Kirby Super Star

Kirby Super Star introduced many tracks that would become a staple of the series, with a notable one being "Gourmet Race".

Composed by Jun Ishikawa and Dan Miyakawa. Ishikawa appears to have composed the bulk of the music; Miyakawa has stated that, while he did indeed work on "a certain video game," he was unfamiliar with the composing software of the time and does not believe he contributed much.

Themes for each game mode of Kirby Super Star share similarities with each other. Two recurring motifs, "Peanut Plains" and "Kirby's Triumphant Return", feature prominently in some form in various tracks. The latter in particular would later become a staple in boss and cutscene music.

Other notable tracks from this game include "Boss Battle", "Gourmet Race", "Boarding the Halberd" and "Havoc Aboard the Halberd".

List of tracks here.

Kirby's Star Stacker (Game Boy)

Composed by only by Hirokazu Ando.

List of tracks:

Kirby's Dream Land 3

"The Last Iceberg", one of the most iconic tracks of Kirby Dream Land 3, and a good example of the type of music composer Jun Ishikawa aimed for in this game.

Composed by only by Jun Ishikawa. He feared that if he tried to build upon previous Kirby tracks, it would eventually lead to rehashing the past. Around the time the game was being developed, techno and drum'n'bass were on rise, and Ishikawa decided to use these styles, contrasting the orchestra-like feeling of Kirby Super Star.

List of tracks here.

Kirby's Star Stacker (Super Famicom)

While Kirby's Star Stacker (Famicom) mostly consists of arrangements of songs of its Game Boy version, it features some new songs, such as "VS. Gryll".

Composed by Jun Ishikawa and Hirokazu Ando.

List of tracks:

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

"Studying the Factory", one of the most notable songs of this game.

Composed by Jun Ishikawa and Hirokazu Ando. Ishikawa did most songs, with Ando mostly handling cutscene themes and the credits theme.

List of tracks here.

Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble

Composed by Takuya Maekawa, Yuichi Ozaki and Masami Yone, from Nintendo R&D2. This is the only Kirby game they scored.

List of tracks:

Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land

The arrangement of "Butter Building" from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land demonstrates the greater hardware capability of the Game Boy Advance over the NES.

Composed by Jun Ishikawa, Hirokazu Ando, Tadashi Ikegami, and Shogo Sakai. As a remake of Kirby's Adventure, this soundtrack mostly consists of arrangements from said game, but there are some new songs included, most notably an arrangement of the "Gourmet Race" theme based on the "Fountain of Dreams" version from Super Smash Bros. Melee. No specific composer credits are given, but all tracks that appear in later games have been credited to Jun Ishikawa, so it is believed that he handled the majority of the soundtrack.

The game includes a Sound Test, which has every song in the game. For a list of all tracks, see here.

Kirby Air Ride

Shogo Sakai

As Kirby Air Ride released during Kirby: Right Back at Ya!'s run, many of the themes are reused from there, such as "Strong Star Warrior" for Checker Knights.

"Air Ride: Fantasy Meadows", one of the songs for Kirby Air Ride composed by series newcomer Shogo Sakai. The game's orchestral musical style was inspired by that of the anime.

Although Shogo Sakai's first work with Kirby was in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, his official debut appears to be in Kirby Air Ride, where he composed many notable songs such as "Air Ride: Fantasy Meadows" and "Air Ride: Magma Flows".

The sound team's goal with Kirby Air Ride was to provide music that accentuated the game's sense of speed while also having an "impressive" range of styles that would stick in a player's mind. The music of Kirby: Right Back at Ya! was also a major influence for the game's original songs. Kirby Air Ride directly uses many songs that were used in the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, one example being "Air Ride: Checker Knights". Some of these songs, such as "Stadium: Drag Race", were also used in the anime; it is unclear whether they were made for the game or anime first.

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror is the only mainline Kirby game that neither Jun Ishikawa or Hirokazu Ando composed music for. The soundtrack was composed by Atsuyoshi Isemura and Hironobu Inagaki, both of whom work at Dimps. It is believed that Atsuyoshi Isemura handled the majority of the soundtrack, as its style is consistent with his previous work.

Kirby: Canvas Curse

Composed by Jun Ishikawa and Tadashi Ikegami. Ishikawa appears to have done the majority of the soundtrack, as most returning tracks in later games are credited to him. Kirby: Canvas Curse stands out among the rest of the series with its very peculiar style, consisting of very corrupted remixes of themes from past games, lacking any regular rhythms, and being very electronic, using almost exclusively digital sounds. Ishikawa stated that, similarly to Kirby's Dream Land 3, he didn't want for Kirby music to get stale.

Kirby: Squeak Squad

"Prism Plains", the main motif of the game, showcases the evolution of its presumed composer Jun Ishikawa's style since its direct predecessor "Grass Land (3)".

While many composers are credited for the music of Kirby: Squeak Squad, it appears Jun Ishikawa did the bulk of the songs, at least the new ones for this game.

Kirby's Epic Yarn

Tomoya Tomita

Kirby's Epic Yarn was initially conceived as a story centered around Prince Fluff, and was meant to be "a game that little kids could play with their mothers". The first part of the soundtrack was composed to sound like music for a picture book. Good-Feel composer Tomoya Tomita opted to use the piano as the main instrument due to its vesratility, having also considered a guitar; chamber orchestra music was used for variety. As the game gained action elements, corresponding themes were added into the mix.

"Flower Fields" was conceived as the main motif of the game, also featuring prominently in other notable tracks such as "Fountain Gardens" or the title and staff credits themes.

Later in the development, the game was repurposed for the Kirby series, and veteran composers Jun Ishikawa, Hirokazu Ando and Tadashi Ikegami joined the team. They worked on acoustic arrangements of earlier Kirby themes, as the majority of the soundtrack had already been composed, and it was decided to keep the music Tomita had worked on.

Kirby Mass Attack

Composed by Shogo Sakai.

Kirby's Return to Dream Land

"Sky Tower", one of the most recurring songs from Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Many of this song's motifs appear in other tracks.

"Road to Victory", which first appeared in the Kirby for Nintendo GameCube trailer and can be considered a darker version of "Sky Tower".

The soundtrack for this game was composed by Jun Ishikawa and Hirokazu Ando. Due to being the product of 11 years of work on a home console game, it includes diverse motifs. Among the oldest tracks are "Sky Tower" and "Road to Victory", the latter of which is used for the Kirby for Nintendo GameCube trailer. Many tracks such as the aforementioned bear similarities with each other and can be seen as "light" and "dark" counterparts.

Aside from "Road to Victory", the game has several leitmotifs that reoccur throughout the soundtrack, those being "Four Adventurers: Cookie Country", "The Adventure Begins", and "Magolor, the Far-Flung Traveler".

A separate category of music for this game includes tracks with internal filenames "KbyW" and specific motifs that can be heard in "Beyond the Hill", "Onion Ocean", "A Stroll on the Ocean Floor", "Perfect Sledding Weather", as well as an unused track with a soundfont reminiscent of Kirby: Squeak Squad's; this motif first appeared in Yin-Yarn's boss music in Kirby's Epic Yarn but is more prominent in Kirby's Return to Dream Land.

The game includes a Sound Test, which includes a majority of the tracks heard in the game. For a list of all tracks, see here.

Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition

Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition track list
Music name	Notes
Title*	Plays in the title screen. Remix of Welcome to Dream Land.
Menu*	Plays in the main menu. Arrangement of Bubbly Clouds.
New Challenge Stages	Title screen theme of New Challenge Stages. Also plays in Magolor Race 1 and Magolor Race 2. Remix of Magolor, the Far-Flung Traveler. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Helper's Rest (Kirby Super Star Ultra)	The common theme of file select screen for New Challenge Stages. Remix of Ripple Star: Stage Select. Name taken from Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
Ripple Star: Stage Select (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)	The rare theme of file select screen for New Challenge Stages. Name taken from the Kirby 25th Anniversary Orchestra Concert pamphlet.
Butter Building (Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land)	The map theme for Happiness Hall.
The Beginner's Room (Kirby Super Star)	Plays in the training rooms of the New Challenge Stages.
Ripple Field (3) (Kirby's Dream Land 3)*	The map theme for Apricot Atrium.
Neo Star: Stage Select (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)*	Plays in the tutorial screens for the Fighter Combat Chamber, Smash Combat Chamber and Smash Combat Chamber EX in New Challenge Stages.
City Trial: City (Backside) (Kirby Air Ride)	One of the themes that can play in the Fighter Combat Chamber and the Smash Combat Chamber in New Challenge Stages.
Shiver Star: Stage Select (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)*	The map theme for Last Land.
Stadium: Drag Race (Kirby Air Ride)
Paint Panic (Kirby: Canvas Curse)
City Trial: Rowdy Charge Tank (Kirby Air Ride)
Green Greens (Kirby's Epic Yarn)
Interdimensional Traveler
Miracle Matter (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)
True Arena Showdown (Kirby Super Star Ultra)
Kirby's History*
Welcome to Dream Land (Kirby's Dream Land)
Green Greens (Kirby's Dream Land)
Vegetable Valley (Kirby's Adventure)
Kracko Land (Kirby's Pinball Land)*
Mountain Stage (Kirby's Dream Course)
Green Greens (Kirby Super Star)	This track is only present in the Japanese version of the game.
Butter Building (Kirby's Avalanche)	This track is only present in the North American version of the game.
Dark Castle (Kirby's Dream Land 2)
Stage 1 (Kirby's Block Ball)
Get Up and Go-urmet! (Kirby Super Star)
Normal (Kirby's Star Stacker)
Ripple Field (Kirby's Dream Land 3)
VS Chef Kawasaki (Kirby's Star Stacker SNES)	This track is only present in the Japanese version of the game.
Training (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)
Simple Stage (Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble)
Stadium: Kirby Melee (Kirby Air Ride)	This track is only present in the Japanese version of the game.
Kirby: Right Back at Ya! (Credits Version)	This track is only present in the North American version of the game.
The Fountain of Dreams (Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land)
The Legendary Air Ride Machine (Kirby Air Ride)
Forest/Nature Area (Kirby & The Amazing Mirror)
Squeak Squad Appears! (Kirby: Squeak Squad)
Green Greens (Kirby: Squeak Squad)	This track is only present in the Japanese version of the game.
Green Greens (Return to Dream Land)	This track is only present in the Japanese version of the game.
The Masked King (Kirby Super Star Ultra)
Air Ride: Checker Knights (Kirby Air Ride)	This track is only present in the Japanese version of the game.
Dream Land (Kirby's Epic Yarn)
Kirby Collecting (Kirby Mass Attack)
Bring On the Super Ability (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)
Bye-Bye Kirby, See You Tomorrow!
Wii Channel Logo*

Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe

Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe track list
Title	Notes
Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe (Full)*	Plays on the title screen and level select.
Tutorial*	Plays during the tutorial screens prior to starting level 1. Also plays when deleting a save file.
Floral Fields	Plays in level 1.
Must Dash	Plays in level 2.
Reflected Laughter	Plays in level 3. Intro has been slightly shortened compared to the track's prior appearance in Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
Kirby Dance (Kirby's Return to Dream Land short version)	Jingle that plays after a medal is awarded for level completion.
Results Theme*	Plays on the results screen after clearing a quest and when checking the player's profile.
Notification Fanfare (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Plays when scoring high enough to get a trophy or after unlocking a mask or level.
Trophy Gallery*	Plays when viewing the total accumulative score.
Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe (Short)*	Shorter version of the game's title and level select theme.
Bouncing Boss Battle	Plays in level 4.
City	Plays in level 5.
Boarding the Halberd	Plays in level 6. The BPM for the track has been slowed down compared to the track's original appearance in Kirby Super Star.
Defeat (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Plays if King Dedede loses all of his health in a level.
Dedede's Theme (Dedede's Drum Dash)	Plays in the normal staff credits.
C-R-O-W-N-E-D	Plays in the final level.
C-R-O-W-N-E-D (Reprise)	Plays in the secret final level. Also known as "CROWNED:Ver.2."
Interdimensional Traveler*	Plays in the secret staff credits.
Sound Logo*	Plays after clearing a level and after selecting the game icon on the Nintendo 3DS HOME Menu.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse

Megumi Ohara

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse has a characteristic jazzy soundtrack. An example of it is "Kirby + Kirby".

This game was Megumi Ohara's first ever work in a Kirby series. "Rainbow Across the Skies" is one of her compositions, and the most well known track from the game.

Kirby: Planet Robobot

The main theme of Kirby: Planet Robobot is The Noble Haltmann, present in a good part of the game's music. Said song is also the first lyrical Kirby song to appear in a game, albeit without real vocals.

Team Kirby Clash Deluxe

Team Kirby Clash Deluxe track list
Title	Notes
Green Stories	Plays during most of the cutscenes after clearing Ordeals and during the opening cutscene. Arrangement of "Green Greens". Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Town Theme 1*	Plays in the Castle Village while the Gem Apple Tree is at its smallest size.
The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board	Plays while viewing the Quest Board for single-player quests. Official name comes from a HAL Laboratory blog post concerning Team Kirby Clash Deluxe.
Fight! Mid-Boss Battle*	Plays for the Quests against Colossal Waddle Dee, Mr. Frosty, King Doo, Gigant Edge, Kibble Blade, Bonkers and Blocky. Arrangement of "Fight! Mid-Boss Battle" from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
Kirby Perfect! (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Jingle that plays after surviving a quest. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Kirby Dance (Kirby's Return to Dream Land short version)	Jingle that plays after a medal is awarded for quest completion.
Results Theme*	Plays both on the results screen after clearing a quest and when checking the player's profile. Arrangement of "Green Greens" and "Peanut Plains".
Level Up*	Jingle that plays upon leveling up to levels 2-49.
Magolor's Shoppe*	Plays while browsing through the inventory at Magolor's Shoppe. Arrangement of "Magolor, the Far-Flung Traveler".
Shrine of Passwords*	Plays while reciting a password at the shrine.
Notification Fanfare (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays after successfully reciting a password. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
You Got a Sun Stone! (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)*	Jingle that plays after using the power of the Gem Apples to unlock new quests.
The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board / Wireless Quest*	Plays during most of the cutscenes that precede ordeals, except for a handful at the Decisive Battlefield. Also plays when viewing the Quest Board via local wireless. Arrangement of the "Boss Battle" theme from Kirby Super Star.
Save the Kingdom! Ordeal	Plays during the Ordeals against Kracko, Whispy Woods and Pyribbit, in addition to every single Tougher-rank quest prior to the Decisive Battlefield except for the aforementioned bosses. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
TIME BEEEAM!	Plays when the enemy is frozen in place by enough Time Beam blasts from the Beam Mage. Official name comes from the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
Too Bad... (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays if all members of Team Kirby run out of health in battle. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Town Theme 2*	Plays in the Castle Village after the player has spent enough real-world money on 50-950 total Gem Apples.
Blazing! Boss Battle (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Plays for the battles against Colossal Double-Team and Colossal Triple-Team, in addition to the Tough-rank quests against Gigant Edge, King Doo, Kibble Blade and Miasmoros. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
amiibo Statue*	Plays prior to scanning an amiibo figure while viewing the statue in town. Arrangement of "Art Attack".
Combat Evaluation Program (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Plays for the Tough-rank quests against the Ice Dragon, Blocky, Mr. Frosty, Bonkers and Telepathos. Official name comes from the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
Guardian Angel: Landia (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Plays for the Tough-rank quest against Landia. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Revenge of the Enemy (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Plays for the Tough-rank Ordeal against Taranza. Official name comes from the Kirby: Triple Deluxe Soundtrack.
Not Enough Sun Stones (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)*	Jingle that plays upon running out of time in a quest.
Town Theme 3*	Plays in the Castle Village after the player has spent enough real-world money on 1,000-2,950 total Gem Apples.
Save This World! Ordeal	Plays for the Tougher-rank quests against Whispy Woods, Pyribbit and Kracko. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Normal Staff Credits*	Plays for the normal staff credits that roll after defeating Landia EX for the first time. Arrangement of "The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board", "Forest/Nature Area" and "Green Greens."
Trophy Gallery (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)*	Plays in the options menu.
Bright Spinning Planet (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Plays when viewing Kirby: Planet Robobot in the Other Games menu. Official name comes from the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
Kirby Fighters Deluxe	Plays when viewing Kirby Fighters Deluxe in the Other Games menu. Official name comes from Miiverse.
Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe	Plays when viewing Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe in the Other Games menu.
Sun, Sky, Dreamstalk (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Plays when viewing Kirby: Triple Deluxe in the Other Games menu. Official name comes from the Kirby: Triple Deluxe Soundtrack.
VS. Greater Doomer*	Plays during both battles against Greater Doomer as well as the Tougher-rank Ordeal against Parallel Susie. Arrangement of "VS Sphere Doomer".
Final Takeoff (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Plays for the Tougher-rank Ordeal against Parallel Landia. Official name comes from the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
The Black Mirror	Plays during the cutscene preceding The Final Battle. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
VS. Dark Taranza*	Plays during the Dark Taranza portion of The Final Battle. Arrangement of "Green Greens" and "Taranza, the Master of Puppetry", taking cues from "Waking to a Flowery Coup!"
Decisive Battle with a Mighty Boss	Plays during the Tougher-rank Ordeal against Landia EX and during the first phase of both King D-Mind battles. Arrangement of "Castle Lololo", taking cues from the Kirby Super Star Ultra version in particular. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
VS. King D-Mind*	Plays during the second phase of both King D-Mind battles. Arrangement of "Masked Dedede's Theme" and "Last Boss / Second Form".
100% Fanfare (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays upon reaching the maximum level of 50. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Ending*	Plays during the cutscene that follows completion of The True Final Battle. Arrangement of "The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board" and "FLOWERED."
Secret Staff Credits*	Plays for the secret staff credits that roll after completion of The True Final Battle. Arrangement of "The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board," "The Noble Haltmann" and "Green Greens."
Congratulations! (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays upon getting a Platinum Medal in every quest. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Max Happy Town!!	Plays in the Castle Village after maxing out the Gem Apple Tree. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Staff Credits (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)*	Plays during the staff credits accessible from a brand-new save file.
Heroic Missions Cleared!*	Jingle that plays after clearing at least one Heroic Mission and after viewing the game icon on the Nintendo 3DS HOME Menu.

Kirby's Blowout Blast

Due to being heavily inspired by Kirby's Dream Land, most of the songs of this game are remixes of songs from said game.

Kirby's Blowout Blast track list
Title	Notes
A 3D Adventure! Kirby's Blowout Blast	Plays on the title screen. Arrangement of "Title Screen / Demo" from Kirby's Adventure. Official name comes from the Nintendo 3DS Theme "Kirby's Blowout Blast: Go, Kirby!"
Entrance	Plays in the level select plaza and the Options menu. Arrangement of the theme of the same name from Kirby's Dream Land. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Green Greens	Plays throughout Level 1. Kirby's Return to Dream Land Item Challenge arrangement of the "Green Greens" theme. Official name first appeared on the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
Float Islands*	Plays throughout Level 2. Arrangement of the "Float Islands" theme, done in a similar manner to that of "StreetPass wins / Normal."
Castle Lololo*	Plays throughout Level 3. Arrangement of the "Castle Lololo" theme.
Bubbly Clouds*	Plays throughout Level 4 and in the initial staff credits sequence from a brand-new save file. Arrangement of the "Bubbly Clouds" theme, done in a similar manner to that of "Clouds Park".
Room Guarder*	Plays during the enemy ambush sections that cap off most stages. Arrangement of the "Mid-Boss Battle" theme from Kirby's Adventure.
Well Done! (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle upon clearing a stage. Also plays after clearing every stage for the first time. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
The Adventure Begins/amiibo Special ver.	Plays in the level select plaza after scanning a Kirby amiibo. Arrangement of "The Adventure Begins" from Kirby's Return to Dream Land. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
King Dedede's Theme/amiibo Special ver.*	Plays in the level select plaza after scanning a King Dedede amiibo. Arrangement of "King Dedede's Theme" from Kirby's Dream Land, composed after its Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe version.
Boarding the Halberd/amiibo Special ver.*	Plays in the level select plaza after scanning a Meta Knight amiibo. Arrangement of "Boarding the Halberd" from Kirby Super Star.
The Floating Flower Bed/amiibo Special ver.*	Plays in the level select plaza after scanning a Waddle Dee amiibo. Arrangement of "Floral Fields" from Kirby: Triple Deluxe, composed after its Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe version.
Flight of Azure (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Plays in the level select plaza if save data for Kirby: Planet Robobot is detected on the user's 3DS system. Official name comes from the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
Notification Fanfare (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle upon unlocking a new stage. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Shooting*	Plays throughout Level 5. Arrangement of the "Shooting" theme from Kirby's Dream Land, done in a similar manner to that of "Core Kabula Surprise!"
Defeat (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle upon losing all of Kirby's health. Official name first appeared in Kirby and the Forgotten Land.
Game Over	Music that plays after losing all of Kirby's health. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Boss Theme	Music that plays during the boss battles with Lololo, Kracko Jr., Lololo & Lalala and Kracko. Also plays for the enemy ambush section right before the battle with King Dedede. Arrangement of the "Boss Theme" from Kirby's Dream Land.
King Dedede's Theme (Short)*	Music that plays during the boss battle with King Dedede in Level 5. Arrangement of "King Dedede's Theme," styled after the theme's original appearance in Kirby's Dream Land.
Decisive Battle with a Mighty Boss (Team Kirby Clash Deluxe)	Music that plays during the boss battle with Giant King Dedede. Arrangement of "Castle Lololo", styled after the Kirby Super Star Ultra arrangement.
Congratulations! (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle for clearing the final stage of a level. Also plays after getting a Platinum trophy in every stage. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Time for the Results (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Stage results theme. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Staff Credits (Kirby's Dream Land)	Music for the normal staff credits sequence. Official name comes from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Not Enough Sun Stones (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)*	Jingle that plays upon revealing the Secret Path after clearing Level 5.
Bright Spinning Planet (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Plays while viewing Kirby: Planet Robobot in the Other Games menu. Official name comes from the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
Sun, Sky, Dreamstalk (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Plays while viewing Kirby: Triple Deluxe in the Other Games menu. Official name comes from the Kirby: Triple Deluxe Soundtrack.
Kirby Fighters Deluxe	Plays while viewing Kirby Fighters Deluxe in the Other Games menu. Official name comes from Miiverse.
Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe*	Plays while viewing Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe in the Other Games menu.
Mother's Intuition (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Music that plays after selecting the Miiverse icon in-game but before opening the application itself. Official name comes from the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
Tutorial (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)*	Music that plays on the save file deletion screen. Arrangement of "Art Attack" from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
A Great Battle for Tomorrow	Music for the Secret Path. Arrangement of the staff credits theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
King Dedede's Theme (Long)*	Music that plays during the boss battle with King Dedede's Revenge in the Secret Path. Arrangement of "King Dedede's Theme," styled after the theme's original appearance in Kirby's Dream Land with the musical progression first used in Kirby Super Star.
Wind of the Outer Wall (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Ambient noises that play after the Sparkling Stars turn King Dedede giant in the Secret Path prior to the battle with Giant Masked Dedede.
VS Giant Masked Dedede*	Music that plays during the boss battle with Giant Masked Dedede at the end of the Secret Path. Arrangement of "Castle Lololo" and "Masked Dedede's Theme".
Secret Staff Credits*	Music for the secret staff credits sequence that plays after completion of the Secret Path. Arrangement of the staff credits theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
HOME Menu Logo*	Jingle that plays upon selecting the game icon on the Nintendo 3DS HOME Menu.

Kirby Battle Royale

The main leitmotif of Kirby Battle Royale is Let Battle Commence!, present in many songs of the game.

Kirby Star Allies

Yuuta Ogasawara

"Twinkle☆Stars", which serves as the game's main theme.

One of Ogasawara's compositions, "Wind Blowing on Earthfall", which left Shinya Kumazaki amazed.

The first song composed for Kirby Star Allies was "Sudden Happy Ending", which was intended to be a stage theme. It ended up become the basis of many of the game's songs, in the form of Twinkle☆Traveler. The other leitmotif, and main theme of this game, is Twinkle☆Stars, which accidentally sounds like A New Wind for Tomorrow from Kirby's Dream Land.

Kirby Star Allies has the most songs of any Kirby game, mostly due to its updates after the game's release. In particular, most of the songs added in said updates are arrangements or medleys of songs of previous games.

This was the first game Yuuta Ogasawara composed for. He joined HAL in the middle of the game's development, and was at first assigned sound effects and sub-game themes. He eventually was asked to compose music for the game's later half, and also worked on various songs present in the updates. While he was at first worried about being able to reproduce the so-called "Kirby sound", after analyzing the work of his seniors he managed to understand that Kirby music at core didn't have complex melodies, on the contrary, they were very simple.

At first, Jun Ishikawa and Hirokazu Ando were reluctant about one of Ogasawara's compositions, "Wind Blowing on Earthfall". As it drew closer to being finished, Jun Ishikawa claimed it sounded like an Ando song, while Hirokazu Ando claimed it sounded like an Ishikawa song, giving Ogasawara the confidence that he had finally gotten it right. When the song was finished, the two of them realized that Ogasawara was aiming for a stronger sound than the series had seen before. Shinya Kumazaki was particularly impressed by it, saying that it reminded him of "Rainbow Across the Skies" and gave him the feeling of "a town with an autumn breeze that I finally reached in the latter half of a grand world of an RPG."

Super Kirby Clash

Vanpool composer Kiyoshi Hazemoto, in his first contribution to the series, demonstrates his mixture of classic Kirby songs with a rave-like twist.

"Green Tree Memories from Kirby", the first vocal track to appear in a Kirby game.

Super Kirby Clash features three different composers: series veterans Jun Ishikawa and Hirokazu Ando, as well as Kiyoshi Hazemoto from Vanpool. While the exact involvement of each composer is unknown, due to file names, few known song credits, and musical styles, it's believed that Kiyoshi Hazemoto was involved with most, if not all, new arrangements and remixes of past songs featured in the game. Said remixes are notable for leaning heavily in an electronic, rave-like style, and often adding new percussion to songs, as well as extending their intros and/or outros.

Another notable aspect of Super Kirby Clash's soundtrack is the vocal song "Green Tree Memories from Kirby": while vocal tracks had existed in the past, either in albums outside of games, or with lyrics proved in-game without the song being actually sung in-game, this marked the first time a vocal track was present in a Kirby game proper.

Super Kirby Clash track list
Title	Notes
Green Stories	Plays during most of the cutscenes after clearing Ordeals and during the opening cutscene. Arrangement of "Green Greens". Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Port Village Theme 1*	Plays in the Port Village while the Gem Apple Tree is at levels 1 or 2.
The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board / Story Quest	Plays while viewing the Quest Board for Story Quests. Official name comes from the pamphlet for the Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Fest.
Beginning Story Quests*	Plays for the Story Quests against Hornhead, Colossal Spear Waddle Dee, King Doo, Mr. Frosty and Blocky.
The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board / Party Quest*	Plays while viewing the Quest Board for Party Quests.
Beginning Party Quests*	Plays for the Party Quests against Spark Bonkers, Hornhead, Ignite Edge, Colossal Double-Team, Kibble Blade and the tough-rank Party Quests against Blocky, Mr. Floaty and Miasmoros.
Kirby Perfect! (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Jingle that plays after surviving a quest. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Kirby Dance (Kirby's Return to Dream Land short version)	Jingle that plays after a medal is awarded for quest completion.
Results Theme*	Plays on the results screen after clearing a quest. Arrangement of "Green Greens."
Level Up*	Jingle that plays upon leveling up to levels 2-99.
Fight! Mid-Boss Battle*	Plays for the Story Quest against Colossal Double-Team and both Colossal Triple-Team battles. Remix of the equivalent theme from Team Kirby Clash Deluxe, which itself is an arrangement of the equivalent theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
Beginning Team Quests*	Plays for the Party Quests against Team First Contact, Team Tough Stuff, Team Mighty Cleave and Team Heavy Hitter.
Ordeal Cutscene*	Plays during most of the cutscenes that precede ordeals, except for a select few in the Decisive Battlefield and Dreamscape. Arrangement of the "Boss Battle" theme from Kirby Super Star.
VS Parallel Nightmare*	Plays for the first battle against Parallel Nightmare in the Ruins. Arrangement of the "Final Boss" theme from Kirby's Adventure.
TIME BEEEAM!	Plays when the enemy is frozen in place by enough Time Beam blasts from the Beam Mage. Official name comes from the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
Too Bad... (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays if all members of Team Kirby run out of health in battle. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Port Village Theme 2*	Plays in the Port Village while the Gem Apple Tree is at levels 3-5.
Magolor's Shoppe*	Plays while browsing through the inventory at Magolor's Shoppe. Arrangement of "Magolor, the Far-Flung Traveler."
Heroic Missions Cleared!*	Jingle that plays after clearing at least one Heroic Mission.
amiibo Statue*	Plays prior to scanning an amiibo figure while viewing the statue in town. Arrangement of "Art Attack".
Shrine of Passwords*	Plays while reciting a password at the shrine.
Notification Fanfare (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays after successfully reciting a password. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Player Profile*	Plays when checking the player's profile. Arrangement of "Green Greens" and "Peanut Plains."
You Got a Sun Stone! (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)*	Jingle that plays after using the power of the Gem Apples to unlock new quests.
Tough Quests*	Plays for the Tough-rank Story Quests against Gigant Edge, Bonkers, Hornhead, Miasmoros and the Electric Dragon.
Road to Victory	Plays for the Tough-rank quests against Whispy Woods and Kracko, in addition to the Tough-rank Party Quest against Pyribbit. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
VS Greater Doomer*	Plays for the Tough-rank and Tougher-rank quests against Greater Doomer. Remix of the equivalent theme from Team Kirby Clash Deluxe, which itself is an arrangement of "VS Sphere Doomer" from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
Blazing! Boss Battle	Plays for the Tough-rank Party Quests against the Ice Dragon, Frost Kibble Blade and Telepathos. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
Guardian Angel: Landia	Plays for the Tough-rank and Tougher-rank quests against Landia. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
Revenge of the Enemy	Plays for the Tough-rank and Tougher-rank quests against Taranza. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
Not Enough Sun Stones (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)*	Jingle that plays upon running out of time in a quest.
Port Village Theme 3	Plays in the Port Village while the Gem Apple Tree is at levels 6-9.
Decisive Battle with a Mighty Boss (Kirby's Blowout Blast)	Plays for the Tougher-rank Story Quests against the Ice Dragon, Kibble Blade, Bonkers, Flame Galboros and Mr. Frosty. Arrangement of "Castle Lololo", taking cues from the Kirby Super Star Ultra version in particular. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Combat Evaluation Program	Plays for the Tougher-rank quests against Whispy Woods, Venom Kracko and Pyribbit. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby: Planet Robobot.
Tougher Team Quests*	Plays for the Tougher-rank quests against Team Frozen Stiff, Team Triple Threat and Team Sword & Storm.
True Arena Showdown*	Plays for the Tougher-rank Party Quests against the Ice Dragon, Telepathos, Spark Bonkers, the Electric Dragon and Flame Galboros. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby: Triple Deluxe, itself an arrangement of the original Kirby Super Star Ultra track.
VS Parallel Nightmare (ver. 2)*	Plays for the quests against Parallel Nightmare in the Empyrean. Arrangement of the final boss theme from Kirby's Adventure.
Port Village Theme 4	Plays in the Port Village while the Gem Apple Tree is at its maximum level.
Trophy Gallery (Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe)*	Plays in the options menu.
Twinkle☆Stars (Kirby Star Allies)	Plays when viewing Kirby Star Allies in the Other Games menu. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Flower Fields (Kirby's Epic Yarn)	Plays when viewing Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn in the Other Games menu.
Menu 1 (Kirby Battle Royale)	Plays when viewing Kirby Battle Royale in the Other Games menu.
A 3D Adventure! Kirby's Blowout Blast	Plays when viewing Kirby's Blowout Blast in the Other Games menu. Arrangement of "Title Screen / Demo" from Kirby's Adventure.
The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board (Team Kirby Clash Deluxe)	Plays when viewing Team Kirby Clash Deluxe in the Other Games menu.
Bright Spinning Planet (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Plays when viewing Kirby: Planet Robobot in the Other Games menu. Official name comes from the Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
Title Theme (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse)	Plays when viewing Kirby and the Rainbow Curse in the Other Games menu.
Kirby Fighters Deluxe	Plays when viewing Kirby Fighters Deluxe in the Other Games menu. Arrangement of "Bouncing Boss Battle" and "The World to Win". Official name comes from Miiverse.
Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe	Plays when viewing Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe in the Other Games menu. Arrangement of "King Dedede's Theme."
Sun, Sky, Dreamstalk (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Plays when viewing Kirby: Triple Deluxe in the Other Games menu. Official name comes from the Kirby: Triple Deluxe Soundtrack.
Green Tree Memories from Kirby (Short Version)	Plays during the initial staff credits from a brand-new save file. The song will play in Japanese if the system language is set to Japanese and will play in English otherwise.
Final Takeoff	Plays for the battles with Landia EX, in addition to the Toughest-rank Party Quests against Team Colossal Quad, Hornhead, Spark Bonkers, Ignite Edge and Blocky. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby: Planet Robobot.
Grand Doomer	Plays for the Toughest-rank quests against the Greater Doomer. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
Fly, Kirby!	Plays for both quests against Parallel Susie. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
The Black Mirror	Plays during the cutscene that precedes the Tougher-rank Story Quest with King D-Mind. Arrangement of "Dark Meta Knight Appears."
VS Giant Masked Dedede	Plays for the Tougher-rank and Toughest-rank quests against King D-Mind. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby's Blowout Blast.
Interdimensional Fanfare (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays if the Gem Apples at Magolor's Shoppe go on sale.
Castle Village Theme 1*	Plays in the Castle Village while the Gem Apple Tree is at levels 1 or 2.
Save the Kingdom! Ordeal	Plays for the Story Quest Ordeals with Ignite Edge, Frost Kibble Blade and Pyribbit, in addition to the Toughest-rank Story Quests with Team Colossal Quad, Spark Bonkers, Miasmoros, Ignite Edge, Mr. Floaty, Hornhead and Frost Kibble Blade. Arrangement of the equivalent theme from Team Kirby Clash Deluxe.
Save This World! Ordeal	Plays for the Toughest-rank Story Quests against Venom Kracko, the Electric Dragon, Telepathos and Flame Galboros. Remix of the equivalent theme from Team Kirby Clash Deluxe.
Castle Village Theme 2*	Plays in the Castle Village while the Gem Apple Tree is at levels 3-5.
Ultra-Super Boss Battle	Plays for the Super-rank Party Quests against Flame Galboros, Venom Kracko, Pyribbit EX, the Electric Dragon and Miasmoros. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
Super Team Quests*	Plays for the Toughest-rank Story Quest against Pres. Parallel Susie, in addition to the Super-rank Party Quests against Team Kaiju Trio, Team Shimmy, Team Floatrio and Team Elementrio.
Phantom of the Moon's Spirit	Plays for the Super-rank Party Quest against Taranza. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby Star Allies.
Deus Ex Machina Seen at a Young Age	Plays for the Super-rank Party Quest against Pres. Parallel Susie. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby Star Allies.
Heroes in Another Dimension	Plays for the Super-rank Party Quest against Parallel Landia. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby Star Allies.
Decisive Battle with a Mighty Boss	Plays during the 1st phase of the Super-rank Party Quest against King D-Mind's Revenge. Remix of the equivalent theme from Team Kirby Clash Deluxe.
VS King D-Mind*	Plays during the 2nd phase of the Super-rank Party Quest against King D-Mind's Revenge. Remix of the equivalent theme from Team Kirby Clash Deluxe.
Castle Village Theme 3*	Plays in the Castle Village while the Gem Apple Tree is at levels 6-9.
The Final Battle*	Plays during the cutscene that precedes The Final Battle. Arrangement of the introductory portion of the final boss theme from Kirby's Adventure.
VS Parallel Nightmare's Revenge	Plays during all three battles against Parallel Nightmare's Revenge. Arrangement of the final boss theme from Kirby's Adventure.
Aeon Hero Appears*	Plays during the mid-battle cutscene where Parallel Nightmare's Revenge summons the Aeon Hero.
VS Aeon Hero*	Plays during the Aeon Hero portion of The Final Battle in addition to the Super-rank Party Quest against the hero. Arrangement of "The Greatest Warrior in the Galaxy."
The True Final Battle*	Plays for the battles with Aeon Hero (Light) and Aeon Hero (Dark). Arrangement of "The Greatest Warrior in the Galaxy."
100% Fanfare (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays upon reaching the maximum level of 100. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Ending*	Plays during the cutscene that follows completion of The True Final Battle. Arrangement of the "Ending Demo" from Kirby's Adventure, arranged to be similar to its appearance in "Dream a New Dream for Tomorrow" from Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition.
Green Tree Memories from Kirby (Full Version)	The full version of the song, playing during the normal and secret staff credits. The song will play in Japanese if the system language is set to Japanese and will play in English otherwise.
Congratulations! (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays upon getting a Platinum Medal in every quest. Official name comes from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
Max Happy Town!!	Plays in the Castle Village while the Gem Apple Tree is at its maximum level. Official name comes from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.

Kirby Fighters 2

Yuki Shimooka

Traditional Japanese-like feeling is present through the new remixes of the soundtrack.

"Decisive Battle! Overcome the Naughty Mind" is Yuki Shimooka's favorite arrangement from this game.

Kirby Fighters 2 track list
Track	Notes
Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals	Music that plays on the title screen and in the mode selection menu.
Battle Mode*	Music that primarily plays in menus related to Battle Mode. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Training (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)	Music for the Training Battle Stage.
Kirby Dance	Jingle that plays after a winner is decided in a match.
Battle Results*	Music that plays on the results screen after battle. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Online Mode*	Music that primarily plays in menus related to Online Mode or Local Play Mode. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Story Mode Cutscene*	Music that plays for the prologues in chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Story Mode. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Chapter 1-4 Battle Jingle	Jingle that plays prior to battles in chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Story Mode. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Green Gardens (Kirby Star Allies)	Music for the Green Gardens Battle Stage. Arrangement of "Green Greens", taking cues from "Re: Green Greens" from Kirby: Planet Robobot.
Butter Building (Kirby's Adventure) / Kirby Fighters Deluxe Short ver.	Music for the Butter Building Battle Stage. This arrangement is missing the first three seconds of the intro, much like in Kirby Fighters Deluxe.
Boss Battle (Kirby Super Star)	Music for the Bubbly Clouds Battle Stage.
Buddy Star Blaster - 2 players*	Music that plays for the Buddy Star Blaster sequence if a 2-person team gets to fire on their opponent(s). Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Buddy Star Blaster - 3 players*	Music that plays for the Buddy Star Blaster sequence if a 3-person team gets to fire on their opponent. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Crazy Mischief in the Stars (Kirby Star Allies)	Music for the Gourmet Go Go Battle Stage. Arrangement of the "Gourmet Race" theme.
Pink Ball Activate! (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Music for the Gigavolt Battle Stage.
Chapter 1-4 Item Room*	Music for the Item Rooms in chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Story Mode. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
VS Twin Woods*	Music for the battles against Twin Woods. Arrangement of "A Battle of Friends and Bonds 2."
Spring Smash Factory (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Music for the Springy Hand Land Battle Stage.
Coo's Forest (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Music for the Coo's Forest Battle Stage. Arrangement of "Coo's Theme" and "Rick's Theme."
King Dedede's Theme (Kirby's Dream Land 3)	Music for the Dedede Arena Battle Stage.
Dyna Blade Intro (Kirby Air Ride) / Kirby Fighters Deluxe Short ver.	Music for the Dyna Blade's Nest Battle Stage. The loop point for this track occurs slightly earlier than the track's original appearance in Kirby Air Ride, much like in Kirby Fighters Deluxe.
Invincible Candy (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Music that plays upon picking up Invincible Candy.
Dried-up Sea (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Music for the Dried-up Sea Battle Stage.
VS Duo Edge*	Music for the battles against Duo Edge. Arrangement of the boss theme from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
You Got a Sun Stone! (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)*	Jingle for unlocking game content and clearing Story Mode's final chapter for the first time.
Single-Handed Mode*	Music that primarily plays in menus related to Single-Handed Mode. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters Deluxe," "Bouncing Boss Battle" and "The World to Win."
Battle Jingle (Kirby Fighters Deluxe)	Jingle that plays prior to battles in Single-Handed Mode. Arrangement of "Bouncing Boss Battle."
Floral Fields (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Music for the Waddle Dee Train Tracks Battle Stage.
Haldera Volcano (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Music for the Haldera Volcano Battle Stage.
Studying the Factory (Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards)	Music for the Factory Tour Battle Stage.
Save This World! Ordeal (Team Kirby Clash Deluxe)	Music for The Empyrean Battle Stage.
Too Bad... (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays upon a match ending in a draw or the player loses a round in Story Mode or Single-Handed Mode.
Stage of Destined Rivals*	Music for the Stage of Destined Rivals. Also plays for the battles against King Dedede & Meta Knight in chapters 2 and 3 of Story Mode. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Chapter Final Results*	Music that plays on the results screen after finishing chapters 1, 2 and 3 of Story Mode, in addition to the results screen after finishing Single-Handed Mode. Arrangement of "The Victor Shines."
Forgotizanne Flash of Lightning (Kirby Star Allies)	Music for the Fortress of Shadows Jambastion Entrance Battle Stage.
Castle Lololo (Kirby's Dream Land)	Music for the Castle Lololo Battle Stage.
The Fountain of Dreams (Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land)	Music for the Fountain of Dreams Battle Stage.
Shadow Kirby Battle Jingle*	Jingle that plays prior to the battle against Shadow Kirby in chapter 4 of Story Mode and Easy, Normal and Hard difficulties of Single-Handed Mode.
Enter the Battle! Shadow Kirby	Music for the battles against Shadow Kirby in chapter 4 of Story Mode and Easy, Normal and Hard difficulties of Single-Handed Mode. Arrangement of "Taranza, the Master of Puppetry."
Story Mode Summit Jingle*	Jingle that plays prior to the battle at the Buddy Fighters Tower summit in chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Story Mode.
The Battle of Deeply Bonded Allies	Secret Song for the Stage of Destined Rivals. Also plays for the battles against King Dedede & Meta Knight in the fourth and final chapters of Story Mode. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Ending*	Music for the normal staff credits. Arrangement of "My Friend and the Sunset" and "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Chapter 4 Final Results*	Music that plays on the results screen after finishing chapter 4 of Story Mode. Arrangement of the title theme from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.
Start Stage (Kirby & The Amazing Mirror) / Star Allies Arrangement ver.	Music that plays on the Rewards List menu.
Options*	Music that plays on the Options menu. Initially an arrangement of the Select theme from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, but after 86 seconds, it becomes a medley of "Start Stage" and "Forest/Nature Area" before looping back to the Select theme.
Twinkle☆Stars (Kirby Star Allies)	Music that plays when viewing Kirby Star Allies in the Other Games menu.
Save the Kingdom! Ordeal (Super Kirby Clash)	Music that plays when viewing Super Kirby Clash in the Other Games menu.
Flower Fields (Kirby's Epic Yarn)	Music that plays when viewing Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn in the Other Games menu.
Menu 1 (Kirby Battle Royale)	Music that plays when viewing Kirby Battle Royale in the Other Games menu.
A 3D Adventure! Kirby's Blowout Blast	Music that plays when viewing Kirby's Blowout Blast in the Other Games menu.
The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board (Team Kirby Clash Deluxe)	Music that plays when viewing Team Kirby Clash Deluxe in the Other Games menu.
Bright Spinning Planet (Kirby: Planet Robobot)	Music that plays when viewing Kirby: Planet Robobot in the Other Games menu.
Title Theme (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse)	Music that plays when viewing Kirby and the Rainbow Curse in the Other Games menu.
Kirby Fighters Deluxe	Music that plays when viewing Kirby Fighters Deluxe in the Other Games menu.
Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe*	Music that plays when viewing Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe in the Other Games menu.
Sun, Sky, Dreamstalk (Kirby: Triple Deluxe)	Music that plays when viewing Kirby: Triple Deluxe in the Other Games menu.
Training Mode - Character Selection*	Music that plays on the character selection menu for Training Mode. Arrangement of "Training" from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
Training Mode*	One of two music tracks that has a chance of playing in Training Mode proper. Arrangement of "Training," "Green Greens" and "Ripple Star: Stage Select."
Training Mode (Secret Song)*	One of two music tracks that has a chance of playing in Training Mode proper. Chiptune arrangement of "Training," "Green Greens" and "Ripple Star: Stage Select."
Final Chapter Prologue*	Music that plays for the prologue for Story Mode's final chapter.
Final Chapter Battle Jingle*	Jingle that plays prior to battles in Story Mode's final chapter.
Green Gardens (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Green Gardens Battle Stage.
Spring Smash Factory (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Springy Hand Land Battle Stage.
Boss Battle (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Bubbly Clouds Battle Stage.
Gourmet Go Go (Secret Song)*	Secret Song for the Gourmet Go Go Battle Stage. Arrangement of Corn Hall's theme.
Forgotizanne Flash of Lightning (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Fortress of Shadows Jambastion Entrance Battle Stage.
Studying the Factory (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Factory Tour Battle Stage.
Butter Building (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Butter Building Battle Stage.
Coo's Forest (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Coo's Forest Battle Stage.
Dyna Blade Intro (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Dyna Blade's Nest Battle Stage.
Dried-up Sea (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Dried-up Sea Battle Stage.
Haldera Volcano (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Haldera Volcano Battle Stage.
Floral Fields (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Waddle Dee Train Tracks Battle Stage.
Save This World! Ordeal (Secret Song)	Secret Song for The Empyrean Battle Stage.
Castle Lololo (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Castle Lololo Battle Stage.
King Dedede's Theme (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Dedede Arena Battle Stage.
Pink Ball Activate! (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Gigavolt Battle Stage.
Training (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Training Battle Stage.
The Fountain of Dreams (Secret Song)	Secret Song for the Fountain of Dreams Battle Stage.
Final Chapter Item Room 1*	Music for the Item Rooms on floors 1-44 of Story Mode's final chapter.
Shadow Kirby Very Hard Battle Jingle*	Jingle that plays prior to a battle with Shadow Kirby on Story Mode's final chapter and Very Hard difficulty of Single-Handed Mode. Arrangement of "Forest/Nature Area."
Decisive Battle! Overcome the Naughty Mind	Music for the battle against Shadow Kirby on Story Mode's final chapter and Very Hard difficulty of Single-Handed Mode. Arrangement of "Dark Meta Knight Appears," "Forest/Nature Area," "Mid-Boss Battle" and "Dark Meta Knight."
A Dangerous, High-Flying Finale	Music for the Item Rooms on floors 45-49 of Story Mode's final chapter. Arrangement of "Dangerous Dinner" and "Heading for 0²."
Final Chapter Summit Jingle*	Jingle that plays prior to the battle on the Buddy Fighters Tower summit in Story Mode's final chapter. Arrangement of "Revenge of Meta Knight: Title."
The Masks of Dark Bonds*	Music for the cutscene prior to the battle against Waning Crescent Masked Dedede & Waxing Crescent Masked Meta Knight. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Stage of the Partners Who Shook the Heavens	Music for the Stage of the Partners Who Shook the Heavens. Also plays for the battle against Waning Masked Dedede & Waxing Masked Meta Knight. Arrangement of "King Dedede's Theme," "Masked Dedede's Theme," "Boarding the Halberd," "Havoc Aboard the Halberd" and "VS. Meta Knight."
Final Buddy Star Blaster*	Music upon using the Buddy Star Blaster on the defeated moon warriors at the end of Story Mode.
Epilogue*	Music for the text that appears after the battle with destined rivals in Story Mode's final chapter. Arrangement of "The King and the Sun" and "My Friend and the Sunset."
Secret Ending*	Music for the secret staff credits. Arrangement of "The King and the Sun" and "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
100% Fanfare*	Jingle that plays upon completing a chapter in Story Mode or a difficulty in Single-Handed Mode. Also plays upon finishing the game 100%.
Final Chapter Results*	Music for the final results screen after completing Story Mode's final chapter. Arrangement of "Max Happy Town!!"
Congratulations! (Kirby's Return to Dream Land)	Jingle that plays upon reaching the maximum level of the Fighters Rank.
Menu 2*	Menu music that has a chance of playing after clearing Story Mode. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters," "Kirby Fighters Deluxe" and "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."
Staff Credits*	Music for the staff credits sequence from a fresh save file. Arrangement of "Green Greens" and "Bumper Crop Bump."
History of Kirby Fighters	Secret Song for the Stage of the Partners Who Shook the Heavens. Arrangement of "Kirby Fighters," "Kirby Fighters Deluxe" and "Kirby Fighters 2: The Destined Rivals."

Kirby and the Forgotten Land

"Welcome to the New World!", the game's main theme and second vocal song in the Kirby series.

This was the first game Yuki Shimooka composed original pieces. One of them, "Moonlight Canyon", in particular stood out for Shinya Kumazaki.

The main leitmotifs of Kirby and the Forgotten Land are Welcome to the New World! and Running Through the New World.

This game notably has very few remixes of songs from previous games, mostly only reusing standard jingles such as the Kirby Dance theme.

Kirby's Dream Buffet

In Japanese, Kirby's Dream Buffet is called Kirby's Gourmet Fest, which is reflected in the game's soundtrack — the game's music is characterized by a jazz band style, with a heavy emphasis on brass instruments. It is also notable for remixing several tracks from obscure spin-offs, such as Kirby's Pinball Land, Kirby's Dream Course, Kirby's Block Ball or Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble. The game is also the first since Kirby: Squeak Squad to have musical contributions from the entirety of HAL Laboratory's sound team.