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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The ''Mario Kart'', ''Wario'', ''Star Fox'', ''Ice Climber'', ''Game & Watch'', ''Kid Icarus'', ''Punch-Out!!'', ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''Final Fantasy'' and ''Bayonetta'' franchises are the only series from previous games to have not received any new remixes.
*The ''Mario Kart'', ''Wario'', ''Star Fox'', ''Ice Climber'', ''Game & Watch'', ''Kid Icarus'', ''Punch-Out!!'', ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', and ''Bayonetta'' franchises are the only series from previous games to have not received any new remixes.
** Of these franchises, ''Wario'', ''Ice Climber'', ''Game & Watch'', ''Kid Icarus'', ''Punch-Out!!'', ''Final Fantasy'' and ''Bayonetta'' are the only series to have received no new music tracks altogether.
** Of these franchises, ''Wario'', ''Ice Climber'', ''Game & Watch'', ''Kid Icarus'', ''Punch-Out!!'', and ''Bayonetta'' are the only series to have received no new music tracks altogether.
*''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''ARMS'' are the only categories that take music from a single game instead of a whole franchise. In the case of ''ARMS'' , this is currently due to the series only having a single entry.  
*''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''ARMS'' are the only categories that take music from a single game instead of a whole franchise. In the case of ''ARMS'' , this is currently due to the series only having a single entry.  
*The ''Fatal Fury'' franchise currently has the most remixes out of the universes introduced as DLC, with there being 17 total.
*The ''Fatal Fury'' franchise currently has the most remixes out of the universes introduced as DLC, with there being 17 total.

Revision as of 21:28, December 17, 2020

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, there are 1002 tracks available to listen to in the Sounds menu, making Ultimate's library the largest in the series.

Music can be listened to in the game using the Sounds feature.

Sounds track list

Much like in Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U, 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 if a DLC purchase is made.

Super Smash Bros.

Mario

Mario Kart

Donkey Kong

Yoshi

Wario

The Legend of Zelda

Metroid

Kirby

Star Fox

Pokémon

F-Zero

EarthBound

Fire Emblem

Game & Watch

Kid Icarus

Pikmin

Animal Crossing

Wii Fit

Punch-Out!!

Xenoblade Chronicles

Splatoon

Metal Gear

Sonic

Mega Man

PAC-MAN

Street Fighter

FINAL FANTASY VII

Bayonetta

Castlevania

Persona

DRAGON QUEST

Banjo-Kazooie

FATAL FURY

ARMS

Minecraft

Other

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 48 victory themes available in the game.

Title Link Composition Availability Notes
WarioWare minigame themes Brawl Remix Six tracks from WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! and two tracks from WarioWare: Touched!Crazy Cars, Sole Man, Arrow Space, Kitty Cover, Crack Down, The Maze That Pays, Blowin' Up, and Losin' Your Marble—as well as an original track titled Taunt can be heard on WarioWare, Inc., where they play during microgames should the music be set to WarioWare, Inc.. Source: WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! / WarioWare: Touched!
Ground Theme - Super Mario Bros. 3 [994] 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. [995] 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 sitution, 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 Original Whenever any music directly ported from 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 / Hyper Street Fighter II
Composer: Yoko Shimomura
Hammer [996] 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 [997] 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) 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: Original
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.

Trivia

  • The Mario Kart, Wario, Star Fox, Ice Climber, Game & Watch, Kid Icarus, Punch-Out!!, Xenoblade Chronicles, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Bayonetta franchises are the only series from previous games to have not received any new remixes.
    • Of these franchises, Wario, Ice Climber, Game & Watch, Kid Icarus, Punch-Out!!, and Bayonetta are the only series to have received no new music tracks altogether.
  • Final Fantasy VII and ARMS are the only categories that take music from a single game instead of a whole franchise. In the case of ARMS , this is currently due to the series only having a single entry.
  • The Fatal Fury franchise currently has the most remixes out of the universes introduced as DLC, with there being 17 total.
  • "MEGALOVANIA" and "Floral Fury" are currently the only DLC music tracks to be included with a Mii outfit (Sans and Cuphead, respectively).
  • 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.
  • This is the first game since the original in which none of the new remixes are unlockable.