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|{{symbol|fe|16px}} '''Those Who Sow Darkness''' | |{{symbol|fe|16px}} '''Those Who Sow Darkness''' | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtWSJkS7tNk] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtWSJkS7tNk] | ||
|''Fire Emblem: Three Houses'' | |rowspan="2"|''Fire Emblem: Three Houses'' | ||
|Used in {{SSBU|Byleth}}'s reveal trailer. | | rowspan="2"|Used in {{SSBU|Byleth}}'s reveal trailer. | ||
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|{{symbol|fe|16px}} '''The Spirit Dais''' | |{{symbol|fe|16px}} '''The Spirit Dais''' | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kt4iOA2-Aog] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kt4iOA2-Aog] | ||
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|{{symbol|ac|16px}} '''Town Hall''' | |{{symbol|ac|16px}} '''Town Hall''' | ||
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|{{symbol|xb|16px}} '''Drifting Soul (Violin Version)''' | |{{symbol|xb|16px}} '''Drifting Soul (Violin Version)''' | ||
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|''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'' | | rowspan="2"|''Xenoblade Chronicles 2'' | ||
|Used in {{SSBU|Pyra}} and {{SSBU|Mythra}}'s reveal trailer. | |rowspan="2"|Used in {{SSBU|Pyra}} and {{SSBU|Mythra}}'s reveal trailer. | ||
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|{{symbol|xb|16px}} '''Counterattack''' [original version] | |{{symbol|xb|16px}} '''Counterattack''' [original version] | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aElM_uHL00E] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aElM_uHL00E] | ||
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|{{symbol|ff|16px}} '''Electric de Chocobo''' | |{{symbol|ff|16px}} '''Electric de Chocobo''' | ||
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|{{symbol|persona|16px}} '''Life Will Change (Instrumental Version)''' | |{{symbol|persona|16px}} '''Life Will Change (Instrumental Version)''' | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRBNp_opDio] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRBNp_opDio] | ||
|''Persona 5'' | |rowspan="2"|''Persona 5'' | ||
|Used in {{SSBU|Joker}}'s reveal trailer. | | rowspan="2"|Used in {{SSBU|Joker}}'s reveal trailer. | ||
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|{{symbol|persona|16px}} '''The Spirit''' | |{{symbol|persona|16px}} '''The Spirit''' | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzOAEdjdGBc] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzOAEdjdGBc] | ||
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|{{symbol|dq|16px}} '''Overture - DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite''' | |{{symbol|dq|16px}} '''Overture - DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite''' | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnvLbtb0rmo] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnvLbtb0rmo] | ||
|''DRAGON QUEST'' <br> <small> (From ''DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite'') </small> | |''DRAGON QUEST'' <br> <small> (From ''DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite'') </small> | ||
|Used in {{SSBU|Hero}}'s reveal trailer. | | rowspan="2"|Used in {{SSBU|Hero}}'s reveal trailer. | ||
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|{{symbol|dq|16px}} '''Adventure - DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite''' | |{{symbol|dq|16px}} '''Adventure - DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite''' | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_aGXhIVxUY] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_aGXhIVxUY] | ||
| ''DRAGON QUEST III'' <br> <small> (From ''DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite'') </small> | | ''DRAGON QUEST III'' <br> <small> (From ''DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite'') </small> | ||
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|{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} '''THE KING OF FIGHTERS '94 Opening (Title)''' | |{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} '''THE KING OF FIGHTERS '94 Opening (Title)''' | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJqpm6YPrTo] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJqpm6YPrTo] | ||
|''THE KING OF FIGHTERS '94'' | |''THE KING OF FIGHTERS '94'' | ||
|Used in {{SSBU|Terry}}'s reveal trailer. | | rowspan="4"|Used in {{SSBU|Terry}}'s reveal trailer. | ||
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|{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} '''ART of FIGHT''' [original version] | |{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} '''ART of FIGHT''' [original version] | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d086Bs0m_4c] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d086Bs0m_4c] | ||
|''Art of Fighting'' | |''Art of Fighting'' | ||
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|{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} '''Banquet of Nature''' [original version] | |{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} '''Banquet of Nature''' [original version] | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U40sIsBStCY] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U40sIsBStCY] | ||
|''SAMURAI SHODOWN'' | |''SAMURAI SHODOWN'' | ||
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|{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} '''Stormy Saxophone 2''' [original version] | |{{symbol|fatalfury|16px}} '''Stormy Saxophone 2''' [original version] | ||
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84vPDrLutNo] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84vPDrLutNo] | ||
|''THE KING OF FIGHTERS '96'' | |''THE KING OF FIGHTERS '96'' | ||
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|{{symbol|arms|16px}} '''ARMS Grand Prix Official Theme Song''' [original version] | |{{symbol|arms|16px}} '''ARMS Grand Prix Official Theme Song''' [original version] | ||
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|''ARMS'' | |''ARMS'' | ||
|Used in {{SSBU|Min Min}}' | |Used in the Nintendo Direct Mini in which {{SSBU|Min Min}} was initially teased, and in ''Mr. Sakurai Presents Min Min''. | ||
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|{{symbol|tekken|16px}} '''Dist Thins Out''' [original version] | |{{symbol|tekken|16px}} '''Dist Thins Out''' [original version] |
Revision as of 19:07, October 13, 2024
The music in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate includes a wide variety of tracks. It consists of pieces taken directly from other Nintendo games and games with third-party representation, nearly all of the remixes from previous Super Smash Bros. titles, and brand new arrangements. In total (including DLC), there are 1,068 tracks available to listen to in the Sounds menu, making Ultimate's music library the largest in the series, larger than all the other games' libraries combined.
Music can be listened to in the game using the Sounds feature. Much like in Brawl and SSB4, the Sounds menu is accessible by default and does not need to be unlocked. However, several tracks must be unlocked themselves via various methods. Others only appear in the list after specific DLC purchases are made, and one song (Dearly Beloved -Swing Version-) requires the player to own a Challenger Pack (11) and have save data from a separate game (Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory). Note that it can also be added to playlists in the Vault section. Max number of tracks are unlimited.
Super Smash Bros.
The first 5 tracks (from Lifelight (JP) to Final Destination) are listed on top of the Sound Test list, then followed by the Super Mario Bros. series. All the other tracks (Mob Smash onwards) are listed on the bottom, right after the Other category.
Total Songs: 113
Mario
Total Songs: 91
Mario Kart
Total Songs: 15
Donkey Kong
Total Songs: 28
The Legend of Zelda
Total Songs: 45
Metroid
Total Songs: 25
Yoshi
Total Songs: 14
Kirby
Total Songs: 38
Star Fox
Total Songs: 18
Pokémon
Total Songs: 33
F-Zero
Total Songs: 26
EarthBound
Total Songs: 14
Fire Emblem
Total Songs: 52
Game & Watch
Total Songs: 2
Kid Icarus
Total Songs: 13
Wario
Total Songs: 11
Pikmin
Total Songs: 14
Animal Crossing
Total Songs: 21
Wii Fit
Total Songs: 10
Punch-Out!!
Total Songs: 5
Xenoblade Chronicles
Total Songs: 27
Splatoon
Total Songs: 26
Metal Gear
Total Songs: 11
Sonic
Total Songs: 20
Mega Man
Total Songs: 31
PAC-MAN
Total Songs: 11
Street Fighter
Total Songs: 38
FINAL FANTASY VII
Total Songs: 11
Bayonetta
Total Songs: 11
Castlevania
Total Songs: 34
Persona
Total Songs: 11
DRAGON QUEST
Total Songs: 8
Banjo-Kazooie
Total Songs: 10
FATAL FURY
Total Songs: 50
ARMS
Total Songs: 18
Minecraft
Total Songs: 7
Tekken
Total Songs: 39
KINGDOM HEARTS
Total Songs: 10
Other
Total Songs: 107
Tracks not listed in Sounds
The following tracks are present in the game, but are not listed in the Sounds menu. Note that some of the names may not be official. Besides the tracks listed below, there are also 52 victory themes available in the game.
Total Songs: 8
Title | Link | Composition | Availability | Notes |
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WarioWare minigame themes | [1,069] | Brawl Remix | Seven tracks from WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! and two tracks from WarioWare: Touched!—Crazy Cars, Sole Man, Arrow Space, Kitty Cover, Crack Down, The Maze That Pays, Blowin' Up, and Losin' Your Marble—as well as a snippet of the song that plays in the intro cutscene of Jimmy T.'s stage in Mega Microgame$! can be heard on WarioWare, Inc., where they play during microgames should the music be set to WarioWare, Inc.. | Source: WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! / WarioWare: Touched! |
Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 | [1,070] | Original | The original Ground Theme ported directly from Super Mario Bros. 3. Appears as part of the Ground Theme - Super Mario series track, but not as a standalone song. This was not the case in Smash 4 and appears to be an oversight. | Source: Super Mario Bros. 3 Composer: Koji Kondo |
Ground Theme (Hurry Up!) - Super Mario Bros. | [1,071] | Original | Whenever the music is set to Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros., either when playing on Mushroom Kingdom or during a Spirit Battle, the "Hurry Up!" version of the track will play during the last 30 seconds of a timed match, sudden death, a stock match where a player has only one stock in a one-on-one situation, or a stamina match where a player has 1/3 of their HP or less remaining in a one-on-one situation. | Source: Super Mario Bros. Composer: Koji Kondo |
Street Fighter II critical themes | [1,072] | Original | Whenever any music directly ported from Street Fighter II or Super Street Fighter II plays, either on Suzaku Castle or during a Spirit Battle, the corresponding "critical" track will play during the last 30 seconds of a timed match, sudden death, a stock match where a player has only one stock in a one-on-one situation, or a stamina match where a player has 1/3 of their HP or less in a one-on-one situation. | Source: Street Fighter II / Super Street Fighter II Composer: Yoko Shimomura |
Hammer | [1,073] | Original | Used whenever a fighter is using a Hammer. Unlike previous games, it now use the original arcade version of the jingle rather than the NES port's version. | Source: Donkey Kong Composer: Yukio Kaneoka |
Golden Hammer | [1,074] | Original | Used whenever a fighter is using a Golden Hammer. The composition is slightly different from the original piece, which is available in Sounds as Power-Up Music - Wrecking Crew. | Source: Wrecking Crew Composer: Hirokazu Tanaka |
Starman | 0:10 | Original | Used whenever a fighter is under the effect of a Super Star. Directly ported from the NES Super Mario Bros. | Source: Super Mario Bros. Composer: Koji Kondo |
Tourney: Winner Announcement (No Intro) | [1,075] | Original | The same as the original Tourney: Winner Announcement theme, except the fanfare at the beginning is removed. Plays after returning to a tournament bracket after viewing a replay of a match in Online Tourney. Added during update 5.0.0. | Source: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Arrangement Supervisor: Katsuro Tajima |
Additionally, the individual songs found in the Ground Theme / Underwater Theme - Super Mario 3D Land, Paper Mario Medley, and Kirby Retro Medley tracks are treated as separate in-game, and can play individually under certain circumstances, such as spirit battles.
Tracks that do not return
While a majority of the music tracks from previous installments return, there are a small number of tracks which do not return in Ultimate, the total number of missing tracks are 48.
- Super Smash Bros. [excluding short jingles]
- Opening - Super Smash Bros.
- Character Introduction Stage - Super Smash Bros.
- Battle Results - Super Smash Bros.
- Ending - Super Smash Bros.
- Battlefield - Super Smash Bros. Melee [original version]
(the Brawl remix is incorrectly labeled as the original in Ultimate, and the original is left out) - Menu 2 - Super Smash Bros. Melee [Brawl remix]
- How to Play - Super Smash Bros. Melee [Brawl remix]
- Warning Siren
- Results Display Screen - Super Smash Bros. Brawl
- Classic: Results Screen - Super Smash Bros. Brawl
- Step: The Cave
- Step: Subspace Ver. 2
- Save Point
- Menu - Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
- Opening - Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
- Classic: Map (3DS)
- Classic: Map (Wii U)
- Master Orders: Reward
- Crazy Orders: Ticket Selection
- Crazy Orders: Final Battle Victory
- Crazy Orders: Final Battle Defeat
- Target Blast
- Tournament: Registration
- Tournament: Final Results
- Tournament: Spectating
- Smash Tour: Map (5 Remaining Turns)
- Super Mario Bros.
- Donkey Kong
- Jungle Level [Brawl remix]
- DK Jungle Theme 1 (Barrel Blast)
- The Legend of Zelda
- The Great Sea [original version]
- Molgera Battle [original version]
- Midna's Lament [original version]
- Metroid
- Vs. Parasite Queen [original version]
- Kirby
- Checker Knights
- Forest/Nature Area [original version]
- Pokémon
- Kid Icarus
- Dark Pit
- Wrath of the Reset Bomb [original version]
- Pikmin
- Metal Gear
- Theme of Solid Snake [original version]
- Sonic
- PAC-MAN / Namco
- Other
- Balloon Fight [original version]
- Famicom Medley [Brawl arrangement]
- Opening Theme / Select (Wii Sports) [original version]
Tracks only used in trailers
While most of the songs used in the trailers (both for fighters and for Mii costumes) are available in-game, there are a few exceptions and the total number of tracks only used in trailers are 32.
Title | Link | Source | Notes |
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[1,076] | Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | Used in the E3 2018 trailer. | |
[1,077] | Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle | Used in the Rabbid Mii costume trailer. | |
[1,078] | Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars | Used in the Geno Mii costume trailer. | |
[1,079] | Fire Emblem: Three Houses | Used in Byleth's reveal trailer. | |
[1,080] | |||
[1,081] | Animal Crossing: New Leaf | Used in Isabelle's reveal trailer. | |
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 | Used in Pyra and Mythra's reveal trailer. | ||
[1,082] | |||
[1,083] | FINAL FANTASY VII | Used in the Chocobo Mii costume trailer. | |
[1,084] | Persona 5 | Used in Joker's reveal trailer. | |
[1,085] | |||
[1,086] | DRAGON QUEST (From DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite) |
Used in Hero's reveal trailer. | |
[1,087] | DRAGON QUEST III (From DRAGON QUEST III Symphonic Suite) | ||
[1,088] | THE KING OF FIGHTERS '94 | Used in Terry's reveal trailer. | |
[1,089] | Art of Fighting | ||
[1,090] | SAMURAI SHODOWN | ||
[1,091] | THE KING OF FIGHTERS '96 | ||
ARMS | Used in the Nintendo Direct Mini in which Min Min was initially teased, and in Mr. Sakurai Presents Min Min. | ||
Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion | Used in the Heihachi Mii costume trailer. | ||
[1,092] | KINGDOM HEARTS | Used in Sora's reveal trailer. | |
Town Stages | [1,093] | Ganbare Goemon! Karakuri Dōchū | Used in the Goemon Mii costume trailer. |
Beginning (VF2) | [1,094] | Virtua Fighter 2 | Used in the Akira and Jacky Mii costume trailers. |
Ezio's Family | [1,095] | Assassin's Creed II | Used in the Altaïr Mii costume trailer. |
Fallout 4 Main Theme | [1,096] | Fallout 4 | Used in the Vault Boy Mii costume trailer. |
Symphonic Druaga | [1,097] | The Tower of Druaga (From Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Do-Don to Nidaime!) |
Used in the Gil Mii costume trailer. |
Grand Prix Battle Stage - Central | [1,098] | Super Bomberman R | Used in the Bomberman Mii costume trailer. |
N.M.H. | [1,099] | No More Heroes | Used in the Travis Mii costume trailer. |
Graveyard | [1,100] | Ghosts 'n Goblins (NES) | Used in the Arthur Mii costume trailer. |
Like a glint of light | [1,101] | Tales of Symphonia | Used in the Lloyd Mii costume trailer. |
Dragonborn | [1,102] | The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim | Used in the Dragonborn Mii costume trailer. |
Public Enemy (Battle Theme 1) | [1,103] | Devil May Cry | Used in the Dante Mii costume trailer. |
At Doom's Gate | [1,104] | DOOM (2016) | Used in the Doom Slayer Mii costume trailer. |
Trivia
- Compared to Super Smash Bros. 4, in which songs from past Smash titles and other games were abridged for space compression (such as DK Rap and Gaur Plain), many songs in Ultimate are notably included uncut, and can last much longer as a result. This is especially noticeable with the Challenger Packs, which include uncut vocal tracks such as The Edge of Dawn (Seasons of Warfare) (four minutes and 55 seconds) and Advent: One-Winged Angel (just over six minutes, the longest track in the series).
- According to Masahiro Sakurai, this was because the game's improved compression technology allows for tracks to take only a quarter as much space as they did previously while keeping their original quality.[1] Despite this, the abridged tracks from SSB4 were not reverted to their full-length versions.
- Had this compression technique not been invented before release, the music tracks would have not fit onto a Nintendo Switch cartridge and Sakurai considered releasing all the music as free downloadable content.[2]
- According to Masahiro Sakurai, this was because the game's improved compression technology allows for tracks to take only a quarter as much space as they did previously while keeping their original quality.[1] Despite this, the abridged tracks from SSB4 were not reverted to their full-length versions.
- The Mario Kart, Wario, Star Fox, Ice Climber, Game & Watch, Kid Icarus, Punch-Out!!, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Bayonetta franchises are the only series from previous games to have not received any new remixes. The Pac-Man series could also be counted if the other new Namco remixes are excluded.
- However, the Sonic the Hedgehog series' own music style influenced two new remixes made in Ultimate by Sonic's two main composers, Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, as stated by them on Sonic's official Japanese website.
- Final Fantasy and Xenoblade Chronicles previously lacked new remixes until the release of Sephiroth and Pyra/Mythra, respectively.
- Of the aforementioned franchises, Wario, Ice Climber, Game & Watch, Kid Icarus, Punch-Out!!, and Bayonetta are the only series to have received no new music tracks altogether. The Pac-Man series could also be counted if the other new Namco tracks are excluded.
- Excluding victory themes, Dragon Quest and Kingdom Hearts are the only series represented by a fighter without any Smash-original remixes in Ultimate.
- ARMS is the only series to take all of its music from a single source, while it, Final Fantasy, and Kingdom Hearts, are the only series to take all of their music compositions from a single game of origin, as all other single-game universes belong to the "Other" category. Prior to Challenger Pack 8, Final Fantasy also held the distinction of all music originating from the same source.
- The Fatal Fury franchise has the most new remixes out of the universes introduced as DLC, with there being 17 total.
- Additionally, Fatal Fury has by far the most music tracks of any third-party series in both Ultimate and the entire series in general, with 50 total.
- MEGALOVANIA, Floral Fury, and Burning Town are the only DLC music tracks to be included with a Mii outfit (Sans, Cuphead, and Shantae, respectively).
- Incidentally, these are all songs from indie games.
- Sonic the Hedgehog, with music originating from 16 different games, has the most titles of its own series represented by music of any third-party series in both Ultimate and the series in general.
- Ultimate is the first Smash game since the original in which none of the new remixes are unlockable.
- With 10 vocal songs, Sonic the Hedgehog has more vocal tracks than any other series in both Ultimate and the series in general.
- Sonic the Hedgehog, Final Fantasy, and UNDERTALE are the only series in Ultimate and in Smash as a whole to have all of their remixes not owned by Nintendo. Instead, they are owned by Sega, Square Enix, and Toby Fox, respectively.
- Metal Gear and Street Fighter also have certain remixes owned by their owners, Konami and Capcom U.S.A., respectively. However, all other remixes from those series are owned by Nintendo.
References
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