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Mysterious Rolling Boulders from Afar
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"Mysterious Rolling Boulders from Afar"[1] is a stage theme fromKirby: Triple Deluxe. This theme was composed by Hirokazu Ando.
Composition[edit]
"Mysterious Rolling Boulders from Afar" is a bright 2/4 theme in the key of D major. This theme starts with an eight measure long intro before starting with the melody which is played by a recorder-like instrument. The same melody is played by another instrument, along with some added instrumentation. After this the song turns to B major and plays another melody. This melody is played twice before the key changes back to the former. The theme then ascends from a D note to an A note before playing a bit ofGreen Greens, and the song them loops to the first portion of the melody.
Game appearances[edit]
Kirby: Triple Deluxe[edit]
In this theme's debut game, Mysterious Rolling Boulders from Afar can be heard exclusively inthe third stage of Fine Fields. It can also be listened to as track 011 in the game'sJukebox.
Kirby Star Allies[edit]
InKirby Star Allies, this theme plays during the Planet Frostak segments ofExtra Planet β, and is present in the game'sJukebox as track 097.
Trivia[edit]
- This track's internal codename is
BGM_LP_PARUFE1. "PARUFE" is the internal codename forKirby: Triple Deluxe. This would suggest the song was composed very early in the game's development. - This theme is among the few that wasn't included on theKirby: Triple Deluxe Soundtrack. As a result, it wasn't given an official name until its inclusion onKirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | 奥からゴロリン不思議岩[2] Oku kara gororin fushigi iwa | Mysterious Rocks Rumbling from Behind |
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