Music in Super Smash Flash 2

The music in Super Smash Flash 2 includes a variety of songs composed and arranged exclusively for the game by SSF2 Team. There can be up to two songs that plays on each stage while a few stages have two alternate music tracks.
Additionally, there are 33 victory themes that play after a Group match is won, although fanfares are often considered separate from the game's soundtrack.
== series ==
The following tracks consist of arrangements of themes from the Super Smash Bros. games and original compositions made for SSF2. The game's developers consider any original content to be from the Super Smash Bros. universe despite the game's name, as it sort of works as a "misc. universe."
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Main Theme (Super Smash Bros. Brawl)	The main theme of , taken directly from the original game. This plays in the game's opening movie. 	Source: Super Smash Bros. BrawlComposition: Nobou Uematsu, SMILE PLEASE CO. 	
Menu 1 	The main theme of Super Smash Flash 2, an orchestral theme that plays as the main music track for the game's main menu and in the event, ?????. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Menu 2 	An upbeat remix of the main theme that first played as the menu theme in version 0.9 of the demo. Despite appearing before Menu 1, it is officially named Menu 2. Nonetheless, it now plays as the alternate music track for the game's main menu.	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Composition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Battlefield 	An orchestral remix of the main theme. It plays as the main music track on the . 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless TjolsenComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Multi-Man Smash 	A fast-paced upbeat remix of the main theme that plays in most of Multi-Man Smash and as one of 's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: Steven Ohaiguy BurnsComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Cruel Smash 	A synthesized dramatic remix of the main theme that plays in the Multi-Man Smash sub-mode, Cruel Smash, and as one of 's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Final Destination 	A dramatic rock remix of the main theme. It plays as the main music track on the . 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: AurakaComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
vs. Master Hand 	A fast-paced rock remix of the main theme that plays as 's alternate music track and during the battle against in Classic. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Meta Crystal 	A rock remix of the theme that plays during the battle against Metal Mario in . It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name and when facing against a random metallic opponent in Classic. 	Source: Super Smash Bros.Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Hirokazu Ando 	
Metal Bros. Battle 	An intense rock remix of the theme that plays during the battle against the Metal Bros. in . It plays as Meta Crystal's alternate music track and when facing against the Metal Bros. in Classic. 	Source: Super Smash Bros. MeleeArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Hirokazu Ando, Shogo Sakai, Tadashi Ikegami, Takuto Kitsuta 	
Waiting Room 	A short chiptune remix of the main theme. It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Menu (NES Mix) 	An 8-bit remix of the main theme. It plays as Waiting Room's alternate music track. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: HoffyComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Polygon Zone 	A techno jazz remix of the main theme. It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: AurakaComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Duel Zone 	A synthetic remix of the theme that plays on the Duel Zone stage, also known as Battlefield, in Super Smash Bros.. It plays as one of Polygon Zone's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Super Smash Bros.Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Hirokazu Ando 	
Break the Targets! (Melee Remix) 	An upbeat chiptune remix of the theme that plays during Target Test and Home-Run Contest in Super Smash Bros. Melee. It plays on character-specific Break the Targets levels and as one of Polygon Zone's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Super Smash Bros. MeleeArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Hirokazu Ando, Shogo Sakai, Tadashi Ikegami, Takuto Kitsuta 	
Battle Results 	An orchestral triumphant theme that plays on the Group results screen. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Composition: Ema 194 Alvarado 	
Classic Map Theme 	An energetic original theme that plays on Classic's preview screens. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Composition: Andrew asf Fisher 	
Continue? 	A calm piano remix of SSF2's unused main theme. It plays on Classic's Continue screen and on All-Star's Game Over results screen. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: NemesisTheory 	
Break the Targets! 	An upbeat original theme that plays on Break the Targets' first, third, and fourth levels, as well as Sandbag Soccer and Sandbag Basketball. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Composition: CR Ya Dad Drake 	
Smash the Targets! 	A slow somber original theme that plays on Break the Targets' second level. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2 	
Crystal Smash 	An upbeat original theme that plays on Crystal Smash levels. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Composition: Auraka 	
Rest Area (SSF2) 	A calm remix of the main theme. It plays on the after the first, fifth, and ninth matches in All-Star. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
Rest Area (Melee) 	A calm remix of the All-Star Rest Area theme from Super Smash Bros. Melee and the Save Area theme from . It plays on the after the second and sixth matches in All-Star. 	Source: Super Smash Bros. MeleeArrangement: AurakaComposition: Takuto Kitsuta 	
Rest Area (Brawl) 	A calm remix of the main theme of Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It plays on the after the third and seventh matches in All-Star. 	Source: Super Smash Bros. BrawlArrangement: AurakaComposition: Takahiro Nishi, Shogo Sakai, Masaaki Iwasaki, Yutaka Iraha, Keigo Ozaki, Kentaro Ishizaka	
Rest Area (Smash 4) 	A calm remix of the main theme of . It plays on the after the fourth and eighth matches in All-Star. 	Source: Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Super Smash Bros. for Wii UArrangement: AurakaComposition: Taku Inoue 	
Home-Run Contest 	A short remix of the main theme that starts with a calm bassoon melody before eventually turning into a fast dramatic tune that plays during Home-Run Contest. 	Source: Super Smash Flash 2Arrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless Tjolsen 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Hammer Bros. Battle! 	An electronic rock remix of the theme that plays when encountering a Hammer Bro on a world map in , with a portion of the athletic theme from the same game. It plays as Mushroom Kingdom III's main music track.	Source: Super Mario Bros. 3Arrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Overworld (Super Mario Bros. 3) 	A chiptune orchestral remix of the ground theme from Super Mario Bros. 3. It plays as Mushroom Kingdom III's alternate music track. 	Source: Super Mario Bros. 3Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Bowser's Castle 	A rock remix of the castle theme from . It plays as Bowser's Castle's main music track. 	Source: Super Mario WorldArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Bowser's Rampage 	A symphonic piano remix of the theme that plays on the Bowser's Castle course in , with portions of Ultimate Bowser from . It plays as Bowser's Castle's alternate music track. 	Source: Mario Kart 64 / Super Mario 64Arrangement: Steve Ohaiguy BurnsComposition: Kenta Nagata, Koji Kondo	
Space Junk Galaxy 	A vivid remix of the theme of Space Junk Galaxy from . It plays as Galaxy Tours's main music track. 	Source: Super Mario GalaxyArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Mahito Yokota, Koji Kondo 	
Gusty Garden Galaxy 	An upbeat remix of the theme of Gusty Garden Galaxy from Super Mario Galaxy. It plays as Galaxy Tours's alternate music track. 	Source: Super Mario GalaxyArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Mahito Yokota, Koji Kondo 	
Mushroom Kingdom (Super Smash Bros.)	The original ground theme of , taken directly from the original game. It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: Super Mario Bros.Composition: Koji Kondo 	
Overworld (Super Mario Bros.) 	A chiptune remix of the ground theme from Super Mario Bros.. It plays as Mushroom Kingdom's alternate music track. 	Source: Super Mario Bros.Arrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Overworld (Super Mario Bros. 2) 	An upbeat chiptune remix of the ground theme from . It plays as 's main music track. 	Source: Super Mario Bros. 2Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Caves (Super Mario Bros. 2) 	A funky remix of the underground theme from Super Mario Bros. 2. It plays as 's alternate music track. 	Source: Super Mario Bros. 2Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Bob-Omb Battlefield 	An orchestral remix of the main theme of Super Mario 64. It plays as Princess Peach's Castle's main music track. 	Source: Super Mario 64Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Boss Battle (Super Princess Peach) 	A dramatic trumpet remix of the boss battle theme from . It plays as Princess Peach's Castle's alternate music track. 	Source: Super Princess PeachArrangement: Max Void Silverman, Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Akira Fujiwara 	
Starman 	A short fanfare that plays repeatedly when Mario or Luigi obtains a Super Star in Super Mario Bros., taken directly from the original game. It plays when a character is under the effect of the Super Star item.	Source: Super Mario Bros.Composition: Koji Kondo 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Athletic Course 	A ragtime-inspired remix of the athletic theme from . It plays as Yoshi's Island's main music track. 	Source: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's IslandArrangement: Jacob Xyless TjolsenComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Lakitu Plains 	A jazzy remix of the overworld theme from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. It plays as one of Yoshi's Island's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's IslandArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo	
Underground (Yoshi's Island)	A funky remix of the underground theme from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. It plays as one of Yoshi's Island's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's IslandArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo	
Yoshi's Island 64 	A cheery remix of the title theme from , with Yoshi vocals playing along. It plays as Yoshi's Island (64)'s main music track. 	Source: Yoshi's StoryArrangement: AurakaComposition: Kazumi Totaka 	
Shy but Deadly 	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays on the sixth level, Shy but Deadly, in . It plays as Yoshi's Island (64)'s alternate music track. 	Source: Yoshi's Woolly WorldArrangement: AurakaComposition: Tomoya Tomita, Misaki Asada, Kazumi Totaka	
Donut Lifts 	An upbeat remix of the athletic theme from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. It plays as Yoshi's Story's main music track. 	Source: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's IslandArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo	
Yoshi's Story 	A funky remix of the main theme of Yoshi's Story, with a portion of the title theme from the same game. It plays as Yoshi's Story's alternate music track.	Source: Yoshi's StoryArrangement: AurakaComposition: Kazumi Totaka 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Palm Tree Paradise	A soft guitar remix of the theme of the fourth level, Monsoon Jungle, of the Emerald Passage in . It was originally branded under its original name (Monsoon Jungle) and its labeling as Palm Tree Paradise seems to be a mistake by the SSF2 developers. Nonetheless, it plays as Emerald Cave's main music track.	Source: Wario Land 4Arrangement: Andrew asf Fisher, Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless TjolsenComposition: Ryoji Yoshitomi	
Allergia Gardens 	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays in the final episode in . It plays as Emerald Cave's alternate music track. 	Source: Wario: Master of DisguiseArrangement: AurakaComposition: Kenji Hikita 	
Wario Ware Inc 	A funky remix of the main menu and title themes from . It plays as WarioWare, Inc.’s main music track. 	Source: WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Mircogame$!Arrangement: AurakaComposition: Ryoji Yoshitomi, Kyoko Miyamoto 	
Ashley’s Theme 	An instrumental remix of Ashley's Song from , with a few Ashley voice clips playing along. It plays as WarioWare, Inc.’s alternate music track. 	Source: WarioWare: Touched!Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Masanobu Matsunaga, Yasuhisa Baba 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
DK Island Swing 	A jazzy remix of the theme that plays on jungle levels in . This remix uses the rendition from , where it plays on the game's first level, Jungle Hijinxs. It plays as Jungle Hijinx's main music track. 	Source: Donkey Kong Country ReturnsArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Minako Hamano, Masaru Tajima, Shinji Ushiroda, Daisuke Matsuoka	
Bramble Blast 	A soft remix of the theme that plays on bramble-based levels in , with a portion of Mining Melancholy from the same game. It plays as Jungle Hijinx's alternate music track. 	Source: Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong QuestArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: David Wise 	
Gangplank Galleon 2021	A rock remix of the theme that plays during the final battle against King K. Rool in Donkey Kong Country. It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: Donkey Kong CountryArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: David Wise, Eveline Fischer, Robin Beanland 	
Snakey Chantey 	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays on the stages Glimmer's Galleon (at the end of the level) and Rattle Battle in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. It plays as Gangplank Galleon's alternate music track.	Source: Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong QuestArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: David Wise 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Dark World 	A synthesized dramatic remix of the theme that plays on most outside areas of the Dark World in , with a portion of the overworld theme from the same game. It plays as Hylian Skies's main music track. 	Source: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the PastArrangement: CR Ya Dad DrakeComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Death Mountain 	An orchestral remix of the theme that plays in Dark Mountain and Skeleton Forest (The Dark World states of Death Mountain and The Lost Woods respectively) in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. It plays as Hylian Skies's alternate music track.	Source: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the PastArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Majora's Mask Medley	An orchestral medley of five remixed songs from : Clock Town, Mayor's House Council Room, Astral Observatory, Song of Healing, and Song of Time. It plays as Clock Town's main music track. 	Source: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's MaskArrangement: Gregory Cleod9 McLeodComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Song of Storms 	An accordion-based remix of one of the ocarina songs from . It plays as Clock Town's alternate music track. 	Source: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of TimeArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Zelda Main Theme 	An upbeat chiptune remix of the overworld theme from . It plays as Hyrule Castle's main music track. 	Source: The Legend of ZeldaArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Song of Ocarina 	A dramatic orchestral medley of five remixed songs from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time: Sun's Song, Song of Storms, Hyrule Field, Saria's Song, and Song of Time. It plays as Hyrule Castle's alternate music track. 	Source: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of TimeArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Koji Kondo 	
Skyloft 	A funky remix of the song that plays during the day on Skyloft in . While originally planned for Skyward Voyage, it now plays as 's main music track. 	Source: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward SwordArrangement: Garrett WilliamsonComposition: Hajime Wakai, Shiho Fujii, Mahito Yokota, Takeshi Hama, Koji Kondo	
Temple 	A piano-based remix of the theme that plays on the dungeon levels in . It plays as the alternate music track on the . 	Source: Zelda II: The Adventure of LinkArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Akito Nakatsaka 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Big Blue 	A techno remix of the theme that plays on the Big Blue course in . It plays as Sand Ocean’s main music track. 	Source: F-ZEROArrangement: AurakaComposition: Yumiko Kanki, Naoto Ishida 	
Mute City	A rock remix of the theme that plays on the Mute City course in F-ZERO. It plays as Sand Ocean's alternate music track.	Source: F-ZEROArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Yumiko Kanki, Naoto Ishida	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Pokémon Main Theme 2021 	An upbeat synthetic remix of the Pokémon main theme, debuting in as its opening theme. It plays as Pokémon Colosseum's main music track. 	Source: Pokémon Red / Pokémon BlueArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Junichi Masuda 	
Trainer Battle 	A rock remix of the theme that plays during a battle against a trainer in Pokémon Red and Blue. This remix uses the rendition from , where it instead plays during trainer battles in the Kanto region. It plays as Pokémon Colosseum's alternate music track. 	Source: Pokémon HeartGold / Pokémon SoulSilverArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Shota Kageyama, Hitomi Sato, Junichi Masuda, Takuto Kitsuta 	
Lake of Rage Swing 	A calm remix of the theme that plays on Routes 42, 43, 44, and the Lake of Rage itself in . It plays as Lake of Rage's main music track. 	Source: Pokémon Gold / Pokémon SilverArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Junichi Masuda, Go Ichinose 	
Champion Battle (Lance & Red) 	An orchestral rock remix of the theme that plays during the battle against rivals Silver, Lance, or Red in Pokémon Gold and Silver. It plays as Lake of Rage's alternate music track. 	Source: Pokémon Gold / Pokémon SilverArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Junichi Masuda, Go Ichinose 	
Sky Pillar 	An upbeat rock remix of the theme that plays inside the Sky Pillar in . It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: Pokémon Ruby / Pokémon SapphireArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Go Ichinose, Morikazu Aoki, Junichi Masuda 	
Sky Tower 	An orchestral remix of the theme that plays inside the Sky Tower in . It plays as Sky Pillar's alternate music track. 	Source: Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team / Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue TeamArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Arata Iiyoshi, Atsuhiro Ishizuna 	
Team Rocket Hideout 	A cinematic remix of the theme that plays inside the Team Rocket's secret hideout in Pokémon Red and Blue. While originally planned for Silph Co., it now plays as Saffron City's main music track. 	Source: Pokémon Red / Pokémon BlueArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Junichi Masuda 	
Pokémon City Medley 	A rock medley of five remixed songs that play in the cities in Pokémon Red and Blue: Pallet Town, Celadon City, Vermilion City, Lavender Town, and Cinnabar Island. It plays as Saffron City's alternate music track. 	Source: Pokémon Red / Pokémon BlueArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Junichi Masuda 	
Battle! Gym Leader / Pokémon Gym	A rock medley of three remixed songs that play in gyms throughout the Pokémon franchise: the theme that plays when fighting Kanto trainers in the Gym Leader Castle in and the theme that plays when fighting Kanto Gym Leaders in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, which both remix the theme that plays when fighting Kanto Gym Leaders in Pokémon Gold and Silver, and the second version of the theme that plays during gym battles in the first series of the anime , which itself is a remix of the theme that plays in gyms in Pokémon Red and Blue. It is currently unknown where it is set to play.	Source: Pokémon Stadium 2 / Pokémon (anime) / Pokémon HeartGold / Pokémon SoulSilverArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Junichi Masuda, Hajime Wakai, Shinji Miyazaki, Go Ichinose	
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Rainbow Route 	A chiptune orchestral remix of Nature Area, the theme that plays on one of the first levels in . It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name.	Source: Kirby & The Amazing MirrorArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Hironobu Inagaki, Atsuyoshi Isemura	
Speed Eaters 	A cheerful remix of the theme that plays in the sub-game of the same name in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror. It plays as Rainbow Route's alternate music track. 	Source: Kirby & The Amazing MirrorArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Hironobu Inagaki, Atsuyoshi Isemura	
Gourmet Race 	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays in the sub-game of the same name in Kirby Super Star. It plays as 's main music track. 	Source: Kirby Super StarArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Jun Ishikawa, Dan Miyakawa 	
Green Greens 	A chiptune remix of the theme that plays on the first level, Green Greens, in . It plays as 's alternate music track. 	Source: Kirby's Dream LandArrangement: AurakaComposition: Jun Ishikawa 	
Butter Building	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays on the Butter Building levels in . It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: Kirby's AdventureArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Hirokazu Ando, Jun Ishikawa 	
Bubbly Clouds 	A chiptune remix of the theme that plays on the fourth level, Bubbly Clouds, in Kirby's Dream Land. It plays as Butter Building's alternate music track. 	Source: Kirby's Dream LandArrangement: AurakaComposition: Jun Ishikawa 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Meteo 	A rock remix of the theme that plays on the Meteo area in . It plays as Meteo Campaigns's main music track. 	Source: Star Fox 64Arrangement: AurakaComposition: Koji Kondo, Hajime Wakai	
Corneria 	An upbeat techno remix of the Planet Corneria theme from , with a portion of Venom from the same game. It plays as Meteo Campaigns's alternate music track.	Source: Star FoxArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Hajime Hirasawa 	
Inside Krazoa Palace	A calm remix of the theme that plays inside the Krazoa Palace in . It plays as Krazoa Palace's main music track. 	Source: Star Fox AdventuresArrangement: AurakaComposition: David Wise 	
Shackled Snowhorn 	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays on the Snowhorn Wastes area in Star Fox Adventures. It plays as Krazoa Palace's alternate music track. 	Source: Star Fox AdventuresArrangement: AurakaComposition: David Wise 	
Sector Z and Titania	A techno remix of the main theme of Star Fox 64 and the Titania level from the same game. It plays as Sector Z's main music track. 	Source: Star Fox 64Arrangement: AurakaComposition: Koji Kondo, Hajime Wakai	
Corneria 2 	An upbeat techno remix of the Planet Corneria theme from Star Fox. It plays as Sector Z's alternate music track. 	Source: Star FoxArrangement: AurakaComposition: Hajime Hirasawa 	
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Super Metroid Medley	An electronic rock medley of four remixed songs from : Samus Aran's Appearance, Upper Brinstar, Crateria Underground, and Lower Maridia. It plays as Crateria's main music track. 	Source: Super MetroidArrangement: Ema 194 Alvarado, TheDreamCasterComposition: Kenji Yamamoto, Minako Hamano	
Lower Norfair 	An orchestral rock remix of the theme that plays on the Norfair Ancient Ruins level in Super Metroid. It plays as Crateria's alternate music track. 	Source: Super MetroidArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Kenji Yamamoto, Minako Hamano 	
Kraid's Lair 	An atmospheric remix of the theme that plays on the Mini-Boss Hideout I, also known as Kraid's Lair, level in . It plays as Phase 8's main music track. 	Source: MetroidArrangement: Ema 194 Alvarado, Jacob Xyless TjolsenComposition: Hirokazu Tanaka 	
Vs. Ridley 	A rock remix of the theme that plays during the battles against Ridley, Draygon, or Torizos in Super Metroid. It plays as Phase 8's alternate music track and in the event, The Mother Brain, on the Tourian stage.	Source: Super MetroidArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Kenji Yamamoto, Minako Hamano 	
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Hi! Hi! Hi! 	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays on the Saturn Valley area in . It plays as Saturn Valley's main music track. 	Source: EarthBoundArrangement: Andrew asf Fisher, Jacob Xyless TjolsenComposition: Keiichi Suzuki, Hirokazu Tanaka	
Humoresque of a Little Dog	A calm piano remix of the theme that plays when Ninten or Ness is inside a drug or department store in and EarthBound. It plays as Saturn Valley's alternate music track.	Source: EarthBound BeginningsArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Keiichi Suzuki, Hirokazu Tanaka 	
Porky Means Business 2021 	An intense synthetic remix of the theme that plays during the first phase of the final battle in EarthBound. It plays as Devil's Machine's main music track. 	Source: EarthBoundArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Keiichi Suzuki, Hirokazu Tanaka 	
Deep Darkness 	A dramatic remix of the theme that plays inside the Deep Darkness area in EarthBound. It plays as Devil's Machine's alternate music track. 	Source: EarthBoundArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Keiichi Suzuki, Hirokazu Tanaka 	
Fourside 	A funky bass remix of the Held in a Skyscraper, also known as Fourside, theme from EarthBound. It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: EarthBoundArrangement: AurakaComposition: Keiichi Suzuki, Hirokazu Tanaka 	
Pollyanna 	A calm jazzy remix of the theme that plays when Ninten has no partners to accompany him in EarthBound Beginnings. It plays as Fourside's alternate music track. 	Source: EarthBound BeginningsArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Keiichi Suzuki 	
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Fire Emblem Theme	A synthetic remix of the Fire Emblem main theme. This remix uses the rendition from , where it plays on the game's title screen. It plays as Castle Siege's main music track.	Source: Fire Emblem: The Sacred StonesArrangement: AurakaComposition: Saki Haruyama, Yoshihiko Kitamura, Yoshito Hirano	
Comrades 	An orchestral synthetic remix of the theme that plays when recruiting a new unit in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. It plays as Castle Siege's alternate music track. 	Source: Fire Emblem: The Sacred StonesArrangement: AurakaComposition: Saki Haruyama, Yoshihiko Kitamura, Yoshito Hirano	
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Magnus's Theme 	An orchestral remix of the theme that plays when fighting with Magnus in Chapters 2 and 18 in . It plays as Palutena's Shrine's main music track.	Source: Kid Icarus: UprisingArrangement: AurakaComposition: Motoi Sakuraba, Yuzo Koshiro, Masafumi Takada, Noriyuki Iwadare, Takahiro Nishi	
Palace in the Sky	An orchestral triumphant remix of theme that plays on the level of the same name in . It plays as Palutena's Shrine's alternate music track. 	Source: Kid IcarusArrangement: Andrew asf Fisher, NoxxiousComposition: Hirokazu Tanaka 	
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Isaac's Battle Theme (Golden Sun)	An intense synthetic remix of the main battle theme from . It plays as Venus Lighthouse's main music track. 	Source: Golden SunArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Motoi Sakuraba	
Title Theme (Golden Sun) 	An orchestral remix of the title theme from Golden Sun. It plays as Venus Lighthouse's alternate music track.	Source: Golden SunArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Motoi Sakuraba	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Chibi-Robo!	An upbeat remix of the title theme from It plays as Desk's main music track.	Source: Chibi-Robo!Arrangement: Ema 194 Alvarado, Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Hirofumi Taniguchi	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Flat Zone 2K19	An electronic remix of the Flat Zone 2 theme from Super Smash Bros. Brawl that includes various sound effects a Game & Watch system would typically make. It plays as Flat Zone +'s main music track.	Source: Game & WatchArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Kenichi Okuma	
Funky Zone 	An original funky composition that includes various sound effects a Game & Watch system would typically make. It plays as Flat Zone +'s alternate music track. 	Source: Game & WatchComposition: Auraka 	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
DJ K.K. 	A techno remix of one of the songs played by K.K. Slider in , with vocals from the original song playing along. It also includes the secret short portion of Super Smash Flash 2’s main theme. It plays as Smashville's main music track.	Source: Animal CrossingArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Kazumi Totaka, Kenta Nagata, Toru Minegishi, Shinobu Tanaka 	
K.K. Cruisin'	A jazzy remix of one of the songs played by K.K. Slider in Animal Crossing. It plays as Smashville's alternate music track. 	Source: Animal CrossingArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Kazumi Totaka, Kenta Nagata, Toru Minegishi, Shinobu Tanaka	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Urban Champion	A medley of six themes ported from the : Title Theme, Start New Area 01, Street Fight Area 01, Screen Change, Street Fight Area 02, and Street Fight Area 03, with synthetic drums playing along. It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name.	Source: Urban ChampionArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Hirokazu Tanaka	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Steel Diver Theme	A techno remix of the title theme from . It plays as Steel Diver's main music track.	Source: Steel DiverArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: ‎Atsuko Asahi, ‎Toru Minegishi	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Casino Night Zone 	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays on the fourth level, Casino Night Zone, in . It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: Sonic the Hedgehog 2Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Masato Nakamura 	
Casino Park 	An electronic remix of the theme that plays on the fifth level, Casino Park, in . It plays as Casino Night Zone's alternate music track. 	Source: Sonic HeroesArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Jun Senoue 	
Sky Sanctuary Zone	An orchestral remix of the theme that plays on the sixth level, Sky Sanctuary Zone, in . It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: Sonic & KnucklesArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Howard Drossin, Tokuhiko Uwabo, Sachio Ogawa, Yoshiaki Kashima, Masaru Setsumaru, Tatsuyuki Maeda, Tomonori Sawada, Masayuki Nagao, Jun Senoue	
Sky Canyon Zone 	A 16-bit remix of the theme that plays on the first act of the fifth level, Sky Canyon Zone, in . It plays as Sky Sanctuary Zone's alternate music track. 	Source: Sonic Advance 2Arrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Tatsuyuki Maeda, Yutaka Minobe, Teruhiko Nakagawa 	
Green Hill Zone 	An upbeat rock remix of the theme that plays on the first level, Green Hill Zone, in . It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: Sonic the HedgehogArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Masato Nakamura 	
Live and Learn 	A jazzy rock instrumental remix of the main theme of , with a small instrumental portion of Sonic Boom, the main theme of the US version of . It plays as Green Hill Zone's alternate music track.	Source: Sonic Adventure 2 / Sonic CDArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Jun Senoue, Spencer Nilsen 	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Skull Fortress 	An electronic rock remix of the theme that plays on the first and second stages of Dr. Wily's Castle in . It plays as Skull Fortress's main music track. 	Source: Mega Man 2Arrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Takashi Tateishi 	
Flash in the Dark / Galaxy Fantasy	A rock remix of the themes that play on Dr. Wily's Stage 1 and Galaxy Man's Stage in . It plays as Skull Fortress's alternate music track. 	Source: Mega Man 9Arrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Ippo Yamada, Yu Shimoda, Ryo Kawakami, Hiroki Isogai 	
Storm Eagle 	A rock remix of the theme that plays on Storm Eagle's stage, Sky Stage, in . It plays as Central Highway's main music track. 	Source: Mega Man XArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara, Toshihiko Horiyama	
Mega Man X Medley 	A techno medley of four remixed songs from Mega Man X: Boomer Kuwanger, Chill Penguin, Storm Eagle, and Spark Mandrill. It plays as Central Highway's alternate music track.	Source: Mega Man XArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara, Toshihiko Horiyama 	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Ryu's Theme 	An orchestral rock remix of the theme that plays on Ryu's stage, Suzaku Castle, in . It plays as Suzaku Castle's main music track. 	Source: Street Fighter IIArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Yoko Shimomura, Isao Abe	
Ken's Theme 	A techno rock remix of the theme that plays on Ken's stage, Battle Harbor, in Street Fighter II, with a portion of the critical version of the original song from the same game. It plays as one of Suzaku Castle's alternate music tracks.	Source: Street Fighter IIArrangement: AurakaComposition: Yoko Shimomura, Isao Abe 	
Guile's Theme	A techno rock remix of the theme that plays on Guile's stage, the Air Force Base, in Street Fighter II. It plays as one of Suzaku Castle's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Street Fighter IIArrangement: AurakaComposition: Yoko Shimomura 	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Pac-Man Theme 	A funky remix of the startup theme from . It plays as PAC-MAZE's main music track. 	Source: PAC-MANArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Toshio Kai	
Ghostly Garden	A chiptune remix of the theme of the first level of Toc-Man's Mansion in . It plays as PAC-MAZE's alternate music track.	Source: PAC-MAN WORLDArrangement: AurakaComposition: Tommy Tallarico 	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Tales of Symphonia Medley	A rock medley of three remixed songs from : Fighting of the Spirit (originated from ), Full Force, and Final Destination. It plays as Tower of Salvation's main music track. 	Source: Tales of SymphoniaArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Motoi Sakuraba, Shinji Tamura, Takeshi Arai	
Fatalize 	An upbeat remix of the battle theme that plays during the battles against Sheena, Regal, or Abyssion in Tales of Symphonia. It plays as Tower of Salvation's alternate music track.	Source: Tales of SymphoniaArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Motoi Sakuraba, Shinji Tamura, Takeshi Arai	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Castlevania Retro Medley	A rock medley of three remixed songs from the Castlevania series: Simon's Theme, Vampire Killer, and Bloody Tears from , , and , respectively. It plays as Dracula's Castle's main music track.	Source: Super Castlevania IV / Castlevania / Castlevania II: Simon's QuestArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Masanori Adachi, Taro Kudo, Kinuyo Yamashita, Satoe Terashima, Kenichi Matsubara, Kouji Murata	
Proof of Blood 	An orchestral symphonic remix of the theme that plays during the battle against Dracula's second form in . It plays as Dracula's Castle's alternate music track. 	Source: Castlevania: Circle of the MoonArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Sotaro Tojima, Hiroshi Mitsuoka 	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Bomberman's Theme	A synthetic remix of the theme that plays on the first few levels in , with the second portion that was introduced in , which resembles the Area 1 theme from . It plays as Bomb Factory's main music track.	Source: Super BombermanArrangement: Rayson WilliamsComposition: Atsushi Chikuma, Tomoyuki Hamada 	
Alcatraz 	A synthetic remix of the theme that plays on the first level, Lost Planet Alcatraz, in . It plays as one of Bomb Factory's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Bomberman 64: The Second Attack!Arrangement: Steve Ohaiguy BurnsComposition: Tomohiko Kira, Yasunori Mitsuda, Hidenobu Otsuki, Tomokazu Kudo, Hiroyo Yamanaka, Yoshitaka Hirota, Kenji Hiramatsu	
Redial 	A synthetic remix of the theme that plays on many levels in , with small portions of the tracks Milky and Zip from the same game. It plays as one of Bomb Factory's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Bomberman HeroArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Jun Chikuma 	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Chaos Shrine 	A calm remix of the theme that plays inside the Chaos Shrine in . It plays as the main music track on the stage of the same name. 	Source: FINAL FANTASYArrangement: Steve Ohaiguy BurnsComposition: Nobuo Uematsu 	
Battle (Final Fantasy) 2021	A rock remix of the theme that plays during a random encounter in FINAL FANTASY. It plays as Chaos Shrine's alternate music track. 	Source: FINAL FANTASYArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Nobuo Uematsu 	
Zeromus Battle Theme 	An intense dramatic remix of the theme that plays during the battle against Zeromus, the final boss of . It plays as Lunar Core's main music track.	Source: FINAL FANTASY IVArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Nobuo Uematsu 	
Within the Giant 	A dramatic orchestral remix of the theme that plays inside the Giant of Babil in FINAL FANTASY IV. It plays as Lunar Core's alternate music track. 	Source: FINAL FANTASY IVArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Nobuo Uematsu	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Don't Think Twice 	An upbeat instrumental remix of the one of the main theme songs of . It plays as Twilight Town's main music track. 	Source: KINGDOM HEARTS IIIArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Hikaru Utada 	
Rowdy Rumble 	A dramatic remix of the theme that plays in most fast-paced boss battles throughout the KINGDOM HEARTS series. It plays as Twilight Town's alternate music track. 	Source: KINGDOM HEARTS IIArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Yoko Shimomura 	
Sacred Moon 	A dramatic remix of the overworld theme that plays on The World That Never Was in . It plays as The World That Never Was's main music track. 	Source: KINGDOM HEARTS IIArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Yoko Shimomura	
Darkness of the Unknown	A rock remix of one of the themes that plays during the battle against Xemnas, the final boss of KINGDOM HEARTS II. It plays as one of The World That Never Was's alternate music tracks.	Source: KINGDOM HEARTS IIArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Yoko Shimomura	
Dearly Beloved 	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays as the title theme in the KINGDOM HEARTS series. It plays as one of The World That Never Was's alternate music tracks. 	Source: KINGDOM HEARTSArrangement: AurakaComposition: Yoko Shimomura 	
== series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
The Woods of Light 	A calm remix of the theme that plays in the area of the same name in . It plays as Fairy Glade's main music track. 	Source: Rayman 2: The Great EscapeArrangement: AurakaComposition: Eric Chivalier 	
Rayman 2 Main Theme	An upbeat remix of the main theme of Rayman 2: The Great Escape. It plays as one of Fairy Glade's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Rayman 2: The Great EscapeArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Eric Chivalier	
Chasing a Dream 	An upbeat remix of the theme that plays in the second, third, and fourth sections of the Land of the Livid Dead in . It plays as one of Fairy Glade's alternate music tracks.	Source: Rayman OriginsArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Christophe Heral 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Gohan's Anger Theme	A dramatic orchestral remix of the theme that plays when Gohan transforms into Super Saiyan 2 during the Cell Games in the anime. It plays as Planet Namek's main music track.	Source: Dragon Ball ZArrangement: AurakaComposition: Bruce Faulconer 	
DBZ Fight Theme 	An orchestral remix of the fight theme from the Dragon Ball Z anime. It plays as Planet Namek's alternate music track. 	Source: Dragon Ball ZArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Shunsuke Kikuchi 	
CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA 	A jazzy instrumental remix of the first opening theme from the Dragon Ball Z anime. It plays as World Tournament's main music track. 	Source: Dragon Ball ZArrangement: Ema 194 AlvaradoComposition: Yukinojo Mori, Chiho Kiyoka	
Ultimate Battle 	A techno remix of the theme that plays when Goku fights Jiren using Ultra Instinct in the anime. It plays as World Tournament's alternate music track. 	Source: Dragon Ball SuperArrangement: AurakaComposition: Norihito Sumitomo 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Luffy's Fierce Attack	An orchestral remix of the theme that plays during dramatic moments in the anime. It plays as Thousand Sunny's main music track. 	Source: One PieceArrangement: Auraka, Andrew asf FisherComposition: Kohei Tanaka, Shirō Hamaguchi, Sakuramen	
We Are 	An upbeat instrumental remix of the first opening theme from the One Piece anime, with narration playing along at the beginning. It plays as Thousand Sunny's alternate music track.	Source: One PieceArrangement: AurakaComposition: Hiroshi KitadaniNarration: Bill Jenkins, Sean Hennigan 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Wind 	A calm instrumental remix of the first ending theme from the anime. It plays as Hidden Leaf Village's main music track. 	Source: NarutoArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Akeboshi 	
The Raising Fighting Spirit	A synthetic remix of the theme that plays in some action scenes in the Naruto anime. It plays as Hidden Leaf Village's alternate music track. 	Source: NarutoArrangement: AurakaComposition: Toshiro Masuda 	
Ninja Medley 	A medley of two songs from Naruto and three from : Morning, Heavy Violence, Red Rose, Emergence of Talents, and Sunspot. It plays as Final Valley's main music track.	Source: Naruto / Naruto: ShippūdenArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Toshiro Masuda, Yasuharu Takanashi	
Size of the Moon 	An upbeat instrumental remix of the fourteenth opening theme from the Naruto: Shippūden anime. It plays as one of Final Valley's alternate music tracks. 	Source: Naruto: ShippūdenArrangement: Andrew asf Fisher, Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Nogizaka46 	
Reverse Situation 	An orchestral rock remix of the theme that plays during some intense fights in the Naruto: Shippūden anime. It plays as one of Final Valley's alternate music tracks.	Source: Naruto: ShippūdenArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Yasuharu Takanashi 	
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Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Clavar La Espada 	A flamenco-inspired remix of the theme plays in some action scenes in the anime. This remix includes Fiesta De Guerra, a rendition of Clavar La Espada from the same series. It plays as Hueco Mundo's main music track.	Source: BleachArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Shirō Sagisu	
On the Precipice of Defeat	A synthetic remix of the theme that plays when Ichigo's demise is approaching in the Bleach anime. It plays as Hueco Mundo's alternate music track. 	Source: BleachArrangement: Andrew asf FisherComposition: Shirō Sagisu	
== Other series ==
Title 	Description 	Composition and arrangements 	Link
Mii Channel 	A chiptune remix of the main theme of the pre-installed Wii application, the . It plays as Nintendo 3DS's main music track. 	Source: Mii ChannelArrangement: Alex Chernabogue MoureyComposition: Kazumi Totaka 	
Wii Sports Theme	An upbeat remix of the title themes from and . It plays as Nintendo 3DS's alternate music track. 	Source: Wii Sports / Wii Sports ResortArrangement: AurakaComposition: Kazumi Totaka, Ryo Nagamatsu	
Sukapon Theme 	An upbeat chiptune remix of the theme that plays during the opening and ending cutscenes of . It plays as Urban Champion's alternate music track.	Source: Joy Mech FightArrangement: AurakaComposition: Hideaki Shimizu 	
Wave Race 64 	An electronic remix of the title theme from . It plays as Steel Diver's alternate music track. 	Source: Wave Race 64Arrangement: AurakaComposition: Kazumi Totaka 	
== See also ==
*Music in Super Smash Flash 2/Unused and removed music tracks
*Alternate music track
*Victory theme
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