Menu Theme List (SSB. Amplified)

The Menu Themes are a different looks to the interface in Super Smash Bros. Amplified for players to show off their favorite franchise and/or their favorite menu skins. The Menu Themes are accompanied by sounds from their respective franchises and music to bring the look and feel of the franchise when its theme is used. Here is the list of the franchises and the sounds/music about them.
==Menu Themes==
===Super Mario===
This theme gives the Super Mario franchise the spotlight. It proudly displays the red backgroud with the Super Mario franchise emblem in the center of it (that is, the mushroom). White "shadows" of the some of Mario cast may pass by on the screen statically. Classic designs of the cast may also pass by in both NES or SNES designs, although some of the playable cast never was featured officially on the NES or SNES. The sound made when highlighting a selection on the menu is same sound as highlighting a mission before starting a Super Mario 64 level. The actual selecting sound is the collecting the coin from Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Theme music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
Yes 	Title (Super Mario World) 	Masashi Hamauzu 	Koji Kondo 	A slow-paced jazz remix. 	Super Mario World
Yes 	Menu Select (Super Mario 64)	Takeharu Ishimoto	Koji Kondo 	A slower smooth techno mix 	Super Mario 64
Yes 	Airship Theme 	Nobuo Uematsu 	Koji Kondo 	A mostly orchestrated mix with some electric guitars. 	Super Mario Bros. 3
No 	Champion Road 	Original 	Mahito Yokota, Koji Kondo, Toru Minegishi, Yasuaki Iwata	Theme of Champion Road. A remix of Gusty Garden Galaxy's theme. 	Super Mario 3D World
No 	X-Naut Fortress 	Original 	Yoshito Hirano, Yuka Tsujiyoko, Saki Haruyama 	Theme that plays while in the X-Naut Fortress 	Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door
No 	Inside Peach's Castle 	Original 	Koji Kondo 	The theme of Peach's Castle when Mario is inside of it. 	Super Mario 64
Yes 	Grass Land 	Masashi Hamauzu 	Koji Kondo 	World One's map theme remixed in a psuedo-orchestra. Slow and relaxing.	Super Mario Bros. 3
No 	Title (Super Mario Maker) 	Original 	Koji Kondo 	Title Theme. 	Super Mario Maker
===Donkey Kong===
This theme is displays Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, and Dixie Kong celebrating over the banana hoard while King K. Rool schemely rubs his hands of out of the Kong's sight. The menu select have the DK franchise emblem DK beside the menu selection item. Highlighting an item will sound like a banana collected sound from DKC. The select noise itself is the arcade sound of gaining points from jumping over barrels in the original Donkey Kong game.
DK Theme music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
Yes 	Main Theme (Donkey Kong) 	Grant Kirkhope	Yukio Kaneoka 	This variant incorporates the song in variants in the order of oldest to newest (Arcade/NES, SNES, N64, Modern) before looping back to the oldest.	Donkey Kong (Arcade)
No 	Title Screen (Tropical Freeze)	Original 	David Wise, Minako Hamano, Daisuke Matsuoka, Shinji Ushiroda, Riyu Tamura	The title screen for DKC: Tropical Freeze 	Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze
No 	Map Theme (DKC) 	Original 	David Wise, Eveline Fischer, Robin Beanland 	The map theme to Donkey Kong Country 	Donkey Kong Country
Yes 	Stickerbush Symphony 	Michiko Naruke	David Wise 	The mix of Bramble Blast a.k.a Stickerbush Symphony found in Super Smash Bros. Brawl 	Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy Kong's Quest
===Yoshi===
Yoshi Menu Music
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===Wario Land/Wario Ware Inc.===
Wario Menu Music
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===Legend of Zelda===
LoZ Menu Music
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===Fire Emblem===
The gems of the Fire Emblem that Chrom held show up on the background. They reflect the faces of the playable cast like the shield that encases them. Marth is the fighter that shown on the shield itself. The gems are pulled out to show the fighters in the reflections and put back into the Fire Emblem. The screen not taken up by the Fire Emblem is all black.
Fire Emblem Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
Yes 	Fire Emblem Theme 	Masashi Hamauzu 	Yuka Tsujiyoko 	The main theme of most, if not all Fire Emblem games. A remix in an orchestrated way focusing a the brass instrumentation.	Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light (NES)
No 	Joining a Group 	Original 	Yuka Tsujiyoko 	The recruitment theme. 	Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
No 	Undiscovered Horizons	Takeru Kanazaki, Yasuhisa Baba, Takafumi Wada, Sho Murakami	Yuka Tsujiyoko 	A map theme from the 3DS remake of Fire Emblem Gaiden 	Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadow of Valentia
Yes 	Premonition 	Shogo Sakai 	Takeru Kanazuki, Yasuhisa Baba, Masato Kouda, Hiroki Morishita, Rei Kondoh 	Played in the Revelation path of Fire Emblem Fates. 	Fire Emblem Fates
No 	Greil Mercenaries 	Original 	Yoshita Hirano, Saki Haruyama, Naoko Mitome, Atsushi Yoshida, Kanako Teramae	Theme for the Greil Mercenaries. 	Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
===Kirby===
Kirby Menu Music
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===Kid Icarus===
Kid Icarus Menu Music
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===Splatoon===
It opens up with a news report from Callie, Marie, Pearl, and Marina in the background. They report on many things in the game like how the stages are ready, when new fighters have arrived on the scene (are unlocked), cheer for the Inklings to win their battles, and more on the game itself. They also chat about the events after Splatoon 2, wondering what the other fighters like and dislike, the fighters they'd want to root for if the Inklings aren't in the fight, and some other small talk after their report. 
Splatoon Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
No 	Ika Jamaica 	Original 	Toru Minegishi, Shiho Fujii	The waiting room for an online match 	Splatoon
No 	Lobby 	Original 	Toru Minegishi, Shiho Fujii	The actual lobby theme 	Splatoon
Yes 	Inkopolis News 	Rio Hamamoto	Toru Minegishi, Shiho Fujii	A remix of the news segment announced by the Squid Sisters	Splatoon
No 	Happy Little Workers	Original 	Toru Minegishi 	 	Splatoon 2
===ARMS===
ARMS Menu Music
Remix?	Title	Arranger	Composer	Description	Origin
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
===Metroid===
Metroid Menu Music
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===Star Fox===
Star Fox Menu Music
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===Wii Fit===
Wii Fit Menu Music
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===Punch Out===
This shows a slowly rotating camera showing a gym where Little Mac can be seen either punching a sand bag or sparring with Doc Louis. The gym is based off of the Punch Out!!! on the Wii. The highlighting sounds and the selections sounds come from the Wii title of Punch Out!! from their same purpose.
Punch Out Menu Music
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===Pikmin===
The forest grasses and water background almost appears to be static, but the grass rustles and out of it, the Pikmin arrives. The Pikmin do various things. Some wander around, some pluck more of themselves out, pickup random things, and some even look at you curiously at what you'll pick on the menu. The highlighting sounds are typical Pikmin alert noises and the selecting sounds are the Pikmin getting tossed.
Pikmin Menu Music
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===Mother/Earthbound===
Mother Menu Music
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===F-Zero===
F-Zero Menu Music
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===Pokémon===
It starts out with a Pokéball opening up and revealing the map Pokémon world, seeing each of the playable roster in their respective region (placed on top of said region's spot on the map). The add on Pokemon will appear once the game is updated and the add-on characters are added into the game fully playable via download. A slideshow of the playable Pokémon of a region will be show after their certain region is highlighted. The moments before the first slideshow and in between slideshows to come show the Pokémon world where the region shown off will be highlighted for about 5 seconds.
Pokémon Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
Yes 	Main Pokémon Theme	Masashi Hamauzu	Junichi Masuda 	A new mix of the Pokémon opening  theme. 	Pokémon Red/Blue(Green)
Yes 	Dragon's Den 	Yoko Shimomura 	Junichi Masuda, Go Ichinose, Morikazu Aoki 	
A pseudo-orchestrated remix of the Dragon's Den theme. 	Pokémon Gold/Silver
No 	Battle Frontier 	Original 	Go Ichinose, Junichi Masuda, Hitomi Sato, Morikazu Aoki 	The track played at the Hoenn Battle Frontier grounds. 	Pokémon Emerald
Yes 	Stark Mountain 	Shogo Sakai 	Go Ichinose, Junichi Masuda, Hitomi Sato, Morikazu Aoki 	A percussion heavy mix focusing on a mixture of chiptune and rock.	Pokémon Diamond/Pearl
Yes 	Route 10 	Yoko Shimomura 	Shota Kageyama 	The remix found in Super Smash Bros. Wii U 	Pokémon Black/White
No 	Lumiose City 	Original 	Shota Kageyama, Junichi Masuda, Hitomi Sato, Minako Adachi 	The theme played in Lumiose City 	Pokémon X/Y
No 	Vast Poni Canyon 	Original 	Minako Adachi, Go Ichinose, Junichi Masuda, Hitomi Sato, Tomoaki Oga, Hideaki Kuroda	The theme played in Vast Poni Canyon. 	Pokémon Sun/Moon
===Animal Crossing===
Animal Crossing Menu Music
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===Xenoblade===
The Xenoblade franchise theme will show the Monado zooming in on the center "core" showing Shulk and Elma. The different "Monado Arts" will show up for different areas, such as "Shield", "Buster", and more with switches in menus and without going "Artless". Selecting a item is the original noises from Xenoblade Chronicles X and highlighting noises are from Xenoblade Chronicles when selecting items.
Xenoblade Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
No 	BLADE Home 	Original 	Hiroyuki Sawano 	Theme of the BLADE home area 	Xenoblade Chronicles X
No 	Forest of the Nopon 	Original 	ACE +, Yasunori Matsuda, Yoko Shimomura, Manami Kiyota	Played at the Forest of Nopon 	Xenoblade Chronicles
No 	Gaur Plains (Night) 	Original 	ACE +, Yasunori Matsuda, Yoko Shimomura, Manami Kiyota	The Gaur Plains theme played at night 	Xenoblade Chronicles
Yes 	Briefing/ Character Customization	Takeharu Ishimoto	Hiroyuki Sawano 	The more techno remix of the Briefing and Customization theme	Xenoblade Chronicles X
===Wonderful 101===
Wonderful 101 Menu Music
Remix?	Title	Arranger	Composer	Description	Origin
 	 	 	 	 	Wonderful 101
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===Custom Robo===
Custom Robo Menu Music
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===Golden Sun===
Golden Sun Menu Music
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===Game & Watch===
This theme shows a monochrome, calculator-like aspect for all its menus that appears near a Game & Watch device. The menu highlight shows a Game & Watch device based on "Judge" for Up, Down, Select, Back based on user action. Fighter select is uneffected by the monochrome design.
Game & Watch Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer	Description 	Origin
Yes 	Title Theme	Yuzo Koshiro	 	Chiptune/Techno arrangement of the title theme. 	Game & Watch Gallery
Yes 	Game Select	Yuzo Koshiro	 	A cool jazz arrangement of the game select menu theme.	Game & Watch Gallery 3
===NES Retro===
NES Retro Menu Music
Remix?	Title	Arranger	Composer	Description	Origin
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
===Sonic the Hedgehog===
The background will show Sonic throughout his years in the gaming industry. On the left side, it shows classic designs of Sonic (1&2, 3, Generations, Mania, and Forces designs.) and on the right side, features the modern Sonic designs(Adventure 1 & 2, Heroes, '06, Unleashed, Colors, Generations, Lost World, and Forces.) The center of the background is a recreation of Sonic 1's Title screen pose of Sonic as he appears in Amplified, based on Sonic Forces. Selection sound is lifted from collecting rings. Highlighting sounds are from Sonic Mania.
Sonic Menu Theme Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
Yes 	System Screen: Select	Richard Jacques	Naofumi Hataya 	This mix is slighty faster but stays close to the original. 	Sonic Heroes
No 	Wonder World 	Original 	Tomoya Ohtani 	Main Theme of Sonic Lost World 	Sonic Lost World
No 	Cool Edge (Day) 	Original 	Fumie Kumatani 	Holoska daytime stage. 	Sonic Unleashed
No 	Aquarium Park - Act 1	Original 	Tomya Ohtani 	The first Aquarium Park stage. 	Sonic Colors
Yes 	Lava Power House 	Tomoya Ohtani 	Howard Drossin, Barry Blum, Brian Coburn 	The pinball stage track that sounds more electronic 	Sonic Spinball
Yes 	Chaos Angel - Act 1 	Tomoya Ohtani 	Hideaki Kobayashi, Kenichi Tokoi 	A synth- orchestrated mix of the track. 	Sonic Advance 3
Yes 	This Horizon 	Jun Senoue 	Junko Shiratsu, Mariko Nanba 	A rock remix which keeps close to the original. 	Knuckles Chaotix
Yes 	Data Select 	Jun Senoue 	Jun Senoue, Howard Drossin, Sirocco, et al.	An upbeat variant modernized take on Sonic 3's Data Select theme.	Sonic the Hedgehog 3
===Bayonetta===
Bayonetta Menu Music
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===Mega Man/Rock Man===
It shows the stage select screen of Mega Man games in the background, but it is graphically matched to the Switch's standards. The stage select background resembles the one from Mega Man 2. Mega Man is in the center square. Above Mega Man is Mega Man Star Force, below him is Mega Man Volnutt, left of Mega Man is X a.k.a Mega Man X, and to the right, MegaMan.EXE. The upper left square is taken by Dr. Light, the lower left is taken by Rush, the upper right is taken by Zero, and the lower left is taken by Proto Man.
Mega Man Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
No 	Opening Stage	Original 	Yuko Takehara, Toshihiko Horiyama, Makoto Tomozawa 	Stage for the opening of Mega Man 7 	Mega Man 7
Yes 	School 	Yuzo Koshiro	Akari Kaida 	A jazz/techno mix of the School theme. 	Mega Man Battle Network
Yes 	Karumuna Bash	 	Makoto Tomozawa 	 	Mega Man Legends
No 	Wave World 	Original 	Yoshino Aoki, Mitsuhiko Takano 	 	Mega Man Star Force
Yes 	Storm Eagle 	 	Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara, Toshihiko Horiyama, Setsuo Yamamoto	A techno-rock remix of the Storm Eagle stage	Mega Man X
===Street Fighter===
Street Fighter Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
No 	Character Select Type A	Original 	Yoko Shimomura, Isao Abe 	Character Select for "CSP1" arcade 	Street Fighter 2
Yes 	Training Stage 	Hideyuki Fukasawa	Hideyuki Fukasawa 	Theme of the training stage remixed in another electronic rock rendition.	Street Fighter 4
Yes 	Who'll Be Your Double 	Tetsuya Shibata 	Isao Abe, Hideki Okugawa, Yuki Iwai, Takayuki Iwai, Tetsuya Shibata	A more modern tech rock mix of the character select theme 	Street Fighter Alpha 3
No 	Character Select 	Original 	Hideki Okugawa, Yuki Iwai 	The character select theme of SF3: 2nd Impact. 	Street Fighter 3: 2nd Impact
===Elder Scrolls===
A scroll opens up to reveal a map showing all of Tamriel. It highlights all of the provinces that have a game dedicated to them. Hammerfell, High Rock, Skyrim, Cyrodill, and Morrowind.
Elder Scrolls Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
No 	Dragonborn 	Original 	Jeremy Soule	Main Theme of Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. 	Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
No 	Sovngarde 	Original 	Jeremy Soule	Plays when they player visits Sovngarde. 	Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Yes 	Rise of the Septims	Yasunori Matsuda	Jeremy Soule	A more regal arrangement for the main theme of Oblivion (game).	Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
No 	Caprice 	Original 	Jeremy Soule	An exploration theme that later shows up in Skyrim. 	Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
Yes 	Nerevar Rising 	Yoko Shimomura 	Jeremy Soule	 	Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
===Pac-Man===
Pac-Man Menu Music
Remix?	Title	Arranger	Composer	Description	Origin
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
===Tales===
"Tales of" Menu Music
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===Tekken===
The Tekken theme displays a slideshow of the title screens of the games from the first Tekken to the newest title Tekken 7. The intro fade slowly in and out of black. The highlighting sound for selections is the same sound as the one of the same action in Tekken 2. The selection sound is taken directly from Tekken 3.
Tekken Menu Theme Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
No 	Are You Ready? 	Original 	Bandai Namco Entertainment	Console arrangement of the fighter select screen 	Tekken 2
Yes 	Who's Afraid of... 	Junichi Nakatsuru	Bandai Namco Entertainment	A synth rock variant of Tekken 5's character select theme.	Tekken 5
No 	Authentic Sky 	Original 	Bandai Namco Entertainment	Plays on a Building stage 	Tekken 4
Yes 	Unknown's Theme (Console)	Rio Hamamoto 	Bandai Namco Entertainment	A synth  rock arrangement of Unknown's console theme. 	Tekken Tag Tournament
===Final Fantasy===
The Final Fantasy theme will proudly display the most common things you'll find in the games, moogles, chocobos, and crystals. A crystal will fill the center of the background with chocobos sleeping in a flower field, with moogles flying around. The crystal will show each of the logos of the past games like a meteor for FF7, and Kain for FFIV 's classic logo, all in white shadows. The menus look similar to Final Fantasy XV, the highlighting sound is pulled straight from Final Fantasy V's highlighting sound on the SNES and the confirmation selection sound is directly pulled from Final Fantasy VII's highlighting sound
Final Fantasy Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
No 	Battle Preparations 	Original 	Takeharu Ishimoto	The character select theme 	Dissidia: Final Fantasy
Yes 	Prelude 	Nobuo Uematsu 	Nobuo Uematsu 	The iconic arpeggio that serves as the prelude to Final Fantasy	Final Fantasy
No 	Ahead On Our Way 	Original 	Nobuo Uematsu 	The beginning of a journey for the characters. 	Final Fantasy V
Yes 	Main Theme (Final Fantasy VII)	Nobuo Uematsu 	Nobuo Uematsu 	A reorchestrated variant of the map theme. 	Final Fantasy VII
No 	Terra's Theme 	Original 	Nobuo Uematsu 	The initial overworld theme that doubles as Terra's. 	Final Fantasy VI
Yes 	Blue Fields 	Takeharu Ishimoto	Nobuo Uematsu 	A soft synth rendition of the overworld theme. 	Final Fantasy VIII
===Dragon Quest===
Dragon Quest Menu Music
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===Ninja Gaiden===
Ninja Gaiden Menu Music
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===Megami Tensei===
Megami Tensei Menu Music
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===Metal Gear===
Metal Gear Menu Music
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===Fatal Fury/King of Fighters===
This theme shows off the Fatal Fury Team as assembled in the KoF '99 game, which includes Terry and Andy Bogard, Joe Higashi, and Mai Shiranui.  They stand together in a white background, 
Fatal Fury/King of Fighters Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger 	Composer 	Description 	Origin
No 	Rugal Intermission	King of Fighters '98 Sound Team	Masahiko Hataya	Originally from KOF '94. This is the Rugal Intermission theme as arranged in KOF '98 	King of Fighters '98
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
===Castlevania===
Castlevania
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===Mortal Kombat===
Mortal Kombat Menu Music
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===Banjo-Kazooie===
Banjo-Kazooie Menu Music
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===Doom===
Doom Menu Music
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===Devil May Cry===
Devil May Cry
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==Add-On themes==
===Famicom Detective Club===
Famicom Detective Club Menu Music
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===Okami===
Okami Menu Music
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===Bomberman===
Bomberman Menu Music
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===Wolfenstein===
This theme actually only shows multiple versions of B.J Blazkowicz and B.J's friends from The New Order continuity, It also shows the fictional OSA office symbol in full as a background.
Wolfenstein Menu Music
Remix?	Title 	Arranger	Composer 	Description 	Origin
Yes 	Main Theme 	 	Brian Luzietti 	The main theme as of the Mac/3D0 port of the game.	Wolfenstein 3D
No 	Main Menu Teme	Original	Bill Brown 	Theme of the main menu. 	Return to Castle Wolfenstein
No 	Main Theme 	Original	Mick Gordon, Martin Stig Andersen	Theme of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus 	Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
==Trivia==
*Wolfenstein's theme uses the OSA's symbol, a bird. The silhouette of this bird is also used as Wolfenstein's icon.