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#RESOGUN VICTORY THEME SERIES#

In Brawl's code, there are unused victory themes for most of the roster, excluding Wolf, suggesting that characters were supposed to have their own victory theme independent of their series this is only the case with Meta Knight in the final game.

While Smash 64 and Brawl's results themes are original to those respective games, SSB4 and Ultimate's variation is based on the music used on the character selection screen of Smash 64. The only characters that do not play the standard results theme are Cloud, Joker, and Sephiroth, the former two instead playing their individual looping victory themes, and the latter simply having the sounds of flames. Ultimate would notably be the first game to reuse the exact same results theme from its predecessor. In every game except for Melee, after the character's victory theme plays, the results theme will play out for the remainder of the time that the player is on the victory screen. If you have a good audio file for this article, upload it here.

The editor who added this tag suggests: 64, Brawl, and Smash 4/Ultimate This article could use additional or higher-quality audio files. This song is also the basis for the Ultimate flourish however, the theme is rearranged to be significantly shorter. Brawl, the Zelda series got a new flourish, now a cover of the music that would play when Link obtained a Triforce Piece in The Legend of Zelda for the NES. The excerpt is also followed by the theme that plays when Link obtains certain items. Melee was an excerpt of the overworld theme in The Legend of Zelda, a track which went on to become the main theme of the series. The flourish for The Legend of Zelda series in Super Smash Bros. In the Melee Sound Test, this theme is titled Zelda Team Victory. The Legend of Zelda Victory Theme The Legend of Zelda Victory Theme In Ultimate, the entire fanfare is sped up slightly, and the ending is abridged. This flourish is a cover of the small sound clip that would play whenever Mario or Luigi grabbed a Flagpole in Super Mario Bros., a track that went on to become a recurring theme. In the Melee Sound Test, this theme is titled Mario's Victory. In Ultimate, several returning victory themes were shortened to be more consistent in length, either by increasing the tempo or abridging the melody. In addition, Kazuya from the Tekken universe has no victory theme at all.

These include Mario, Donkey Kong, Metroid, Kirby, Fire Emblem, Kid Icarus, Xenoblade Chronicles, Final Fantasy, and Persona, with the latter's three unique themes all being tied to a single character, Joker, in Ultimate. plays.Ĭharacters from the same universe usually share victory themes, but starting with Meta Knight in Brawl, several universes have received multiple unique victory fanfares in a single Smash entry. For instance, in the Results screen after Mario wins a match, an orchestral cover of the fanfare played at the end of each level in Super Mario Bros. match or other similar events such as a Tourney. A victory theme, sometimes referred to as a flourish, or a fanfare, is a short, recognizable melody that plays at the Results screen after a character wins a Vs.