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Composition and arrangements Copyright Nintendo. | Composition and arrangements Copyright Nintendo. | ||
===Other Uses=== | ===Other Uses=== | ||
When {{SSBB|Olimar}} is introduced in the [[Subspace Emissary]], part of this track will briefly play before being interrupted by [[List of SSBB Music (F-Zero series)#Mute City|Mute City]]. The track will then restart and play in the first stage of the level following this cutscene, [[Outside | When {{SSBB|Olimar}} is introduced in the [[Subspace Emissary]], part of this track will briefly play before being interrupted by [[List of SSBB Music (F-Zero series)#Mute City|Mute City]]. The track will then restart and play in the first stage of the level following this cutscene, [[Outside the Ancient Ruins]]. | ||
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==Stage Clear/Title (Pikmin)== | ==Stage Clear/Title (Pikmin)== | ||
===Origin=== | ===Origin=== | ||
This track is a medley of two music tracks from the Nintendo GameCube game ''Pikmin''. The first music piece is a direct port of the ''End of Day Theme'', which plays whenever a [[End of Day|day ends]] in ''Pikmin'', and [[Captain Olimar]] boards his ship, while his [[Pikmin (species)|Pikmin]] board their respective onions. The second track is a remix of the music that plays on the Title Screen of ''Pikmin''. | |||
===Composition & Arrangements=== | ===Composition & Arrangements=== | ||
Arrangement Supervisor: Kentaro Ishizaka, | Arrangement Supervisor: Kentaro Ishizaka, | ||
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==Forest of Hope== | ==Forest of Hope== | ||
===Origin=== | ===Origin=== | ||
This track is a direct port of a music piece in ''Pikmin'' that plays whenever Olimar explores the Forest of Hope, the area the [[Distant Planet]] stage in ''Brawl'' is modelled after. WIn ''Pikmin'', whenever Olimar & the Pikmin engage in battle with an enemy, a bongo beat is added to the background music. This bongo beat plays at points of the ''Brawl'' arrangement of this track. | |||
===Composition & Arrangements=== | ===Composition & Arrangements=== | ||
Composition and arrangements Copyright Nintendo. | Composition and arrangements Copyright Nintendo. | ||
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==Ai no Uta== | ==Ai no Uta== | ||
===Origin=== | ===Origin=== | ||
This track is a full 3-verse song performed by the Japanese band ''Strawberry Flower'', that plays in advertisements for the Nintendo GameCube game ''Pikmin''. The English version of this song is called ''Song of Love'', but this track is the original Japanese version. | |||
===Composition & Arrangements=== | ===Composition & Arrangements=== | ||
Composition and arrangements Copyright Strawberry Flower. | Composition and arrangements Copyright Strawberry Flower. | ||
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==Ai no Uta (French Version)== | ==Ai no Uta (French Version)== | ||
===Origin=== | ===Origin=== | ||
''Ai no Uta'' was also used in ''Pikmin'' advertisements in France, albeit with only one verse a new vocalist, and new French lyrics. | |||
===Composition & Arrangements=== | ===Composition & Arrangements=== | ||
Composition and arrangements Copyright Strawberry Flower. | Composition and arrangements Copyright Strawberry Flower. | ||