"Spring Smash Factory" is the theme forLollipop Land - Stage 3 inKirby: Triple Deluxe, as well as one of the game's main motifs alongside "Floral Fields". It was composed byHirokazu Ando.

Composition[edit]

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"Spring Smash Factory" is an upbeat song and contains one of the main leitmotifs ofKirby: Triple Deluxe. The track is set in melodic G major and plays at around 150 beats per minute.

Game appearances[edit]

Kirby: Triple Deluxe[edit]

"Spring Smash Factory" makes its debut inKirby: Triple Deluxe where it plays inLollipop Land - Stage 3. The song appears as track 23 in the game'sJukebox and track 16 on theKirby: Triple Deluxe Soundtrack CD.

"Spring Smash Factory" was one of the first themes composed forKirby: Triple Deluxe, so other tracks that use its motif ultimately derive from it.^[1] Sections of "Spring Smash Factory" appear in the following tracks:

• "Sun, Sky, Dreamstalk" — the title theme and a shortened version of "One of the Miracles", track 1. A C major arrangement of "Spring Smash Factory" with an intro based on its second section.
• "Waking to a Flowery Coup!" — the opening cutscene theme, track 2. The first few sections are based primarily on "Floral Fields" and "Spring Smash Factory" up until the introduction of "Taranza, the Master of Puppetry".
• "Under the Sunshine" — cutscene theme for unlocking a new level, known in theTheater as "Under the sunshine" cutscenes, track 19. A partial arrangement of "Spring Smash Factory", which extends the fourth note and varies the rest of the first phrase while keeping the second phrase.
• "Majestic Flora" — theme for the cutscene "Under the sunshine: scene 5" and track 89, an extended A major variant of "Under the Sunshine".
• "Revenge of the Enemy" —Boss battle music for "revenge" bosses inRoyal Road - Stage 2 andRoyal Road - Stage 4,Masked Dedede, andDark Meta Knight's Revenge's first phase, track 96. An extended C minor arrangement of "Spring Smash Factory" with elements of "Green Greens".
• "She Who Holds the Stars" — theme for the cutscene with the same name and track 101, features a "Spring Smash Factory" similar to that of "Fatal Blooms in Moonlight" (described below), as well as "Green Greens" integrated at the end of the first phrase.
• "Fatal Blooms in Moonlight" —Boss battle music forFlowered Sectonia andSoul of Sectonia (first phase), track 102. Features a variation with falling tendencies, similarly to "Under the Sunshine", and later varies the rhythm.
• "FLOWERED" — the ending cutscene theme and track 106. Various sections of "Spring Smash Factory" are mashed together with "Green Greens" and "Floral Fields", and the variants from "She Who Holds the Stars" and "Fatal Blooms in Moonlight" return in their respective sections.
• "One of the Miracles" —staff credits theme and track 107. The extended version of "Sun, Sky, Dreamstalk" which further develops upon both phrases of "Spring Smash Factory", as well as "She Who Holds the Stars" and "Fatal Blooms in Moonlight".

Additionally, the following tracks include short fragments of "Spring Smash Factory":

• "Hypernova Inhale" and "Hypernova All-Stars" — the theme forHypernova Kirby in the majority of the game andRoyal RoadStage 3 andStage 5, tracks 6 and 93, respectively. Feature the second phrase of "Spring Smash Factory"'s melody before the loop point.
• "The Cave in the Sky" — a stage theme forFine Fields - Stage 2 andOld Odyssey - Stage 3, track 8. The ending is based on the second phrase of "Spring Smash Factory"'s melody before the loop point, notably including the passing notes between octaves.
• "Chasing Down the Miniboss" —mid-boss battle music and track 10, features the second phrase of "Spring Smash Factory" in the latter half.
• "Sky at Sunset" — a stage theme inOld Odyssey and track 25, features the second phrase of "Spring Smash Factory" near its looping point.
• "Spinning Jungle" — a stage theme forWild World and track 28, has a variation of "Spring Smash Factory"'s first phrase that transitions into "Green Greens" in the second section.
• "The World to Win" and "Soul of Sectonia" —Boss battle music forFlowered Sectonia andSoul of Sectonia (final phase) and tracks 104 and 124, respectively. In the sections derived from the two "Hypernova Inhale" variants, they include the second phrase of "Spring Smash Factory".

Kirby Fighters series[edit]

InKirby Fighters Deluxe, "Spring Smash Factory" plays in its original form on theSpringy Hand Land stage, which itself is based off Lollipop Land - Stage 3. The stage returns inKirby Fighters 2, available from the start atFighters Rank 1 along with the original version of the song. Additionally, "Springy Hand Land" receives a remix in this game, unlocked at Fighters Rank 31.

Other appearances[edit]

On theKirby: Triple Deluxe Soundtrack, an original bonus track titled "Dreams and Disappearing Kings" is included, which is largely an arrangement of "Waking to a Flowery Coup!" cutscene. As the original track included the motif from "Spring Smash Factory", it is present here as well.

Names in other languages[edit]

References

• Music in Kirby: Triple Deluxe
• Music in Kirby Fighters Deluxe
• Music in Kirby Fighters 2

• Articles with incomplete sections
• Articles which list Japanese names