Try, Try Again

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"Try, Try Again"
"Try, Try Again" inMario & Luigi: Dream Team
Screenshot of a battle in Dozing Sands from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
Composed by:
Yoko Shimomura
First appearanceMario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
Latest appearanceSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate (2018)

"Try, Try Again"[1] is a musical theme composed byYoko Shimomura forMario & Luigi: Dream Team, where it plays during enemy battles in the real world.

History[edit]

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team[edit]

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team marks the first appearance of "Try, Try Again". The game also features four additional arrangements, all of which were also arranged by Yoko Shimomura.

The theme that plays in the title screen, titled "Your Dream Adventure" in the game'ssound test, includes a brief quote of "Try, Try Again".

An arrangement of "Try, Try Again" plays during enemy battles in the dream world. It is titled "Victory in the Dream World" in the game's sound test. It is also included in the official albumThe Year of Luigi Sound Selection.

An arrangement of "Try, Try Again" is incorporated in the theme that plays in the staff credits. It is titled "Pi'illo Vacation" in the game's sound test.

A music box arrangement plays in the results screen after the credits. It is titled "Memories of Pi'illo Island" in the game's sound test.

Icon of an audio speaker.Victory in the Dream World - The arrangement heard inMario & Luigi: Dream Team
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Super Smash Bros. series[edit]

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS[edit]

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InSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, a more fast-paced arrangement of "Try, Try Again" arranged byYoko Shimomura can play in thePaper Mario stage. It is also included in the official albumSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U: A Smashing Soundtrack.

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U[edit]

InSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U, theSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS version of "Try, Try Again" can play in theWoolly World stage.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]

InSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate, theSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS version of "Try, Try Again" can play in anySuper Smash Bros.-series orSuper Mario-series stage.

List ofSuper Mario appearances[edit]

Games[edit]

WorkSystemYearTypeTitleCredits
Mario & Luigi: Dream TeamNintendo 3DS2013Original"Try, Try Again"[1]Yoko Shimomura
Arrangement"Victory in the Dream World"[1]
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DSNintendo 3DS2014Arrangement"Try, Try Again"[2]Yoko Shimomura
Super Smash Bros. for Wii UWii U2014Past arrangement (Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS)"Try, Try Again"[3]Yoko Shimomura
Super Smash Bros. UltimateNintendo Switch2018Past arrangement (Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS)"Try, Try Again"[4]Yoko Shimomura

Albums[edit]

WorkYearTypeTitleCredits
The Year of Luigi Sound Selection2013Past arrangement (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team)「夢の中の勝者を目指して!」 (Yume no Naka no Shōsha o Mezashite!)Yoko Shimomura
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U: A Smashing Soundtrack2015Past arrangement (Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS)"Try, Try Again"Yoko Shimomura

Names in other languages[edit]

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"Victory in the Dream World"[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNotes
Japanese夢の中の勝者を目指して![5]
Yume no Naka no Shōsha o Mezashite!		Aim to Become the Winner in Your Dreams!

References[edit]

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
CharactersProtagonistsMario •Luigi /Dreamy Luigi /Giant Luigi •Prince Dreambert •Starlow
AntagonistsAntasma •Bowser •Elite Trio (Corporal Paraplonk •Private Goomp •Sergeant Guy) •Kamek
Supporting charactersAttack Piece Toad •Bedsmith •Big Massif •Brickle •Britchard •Britta •Broque Madame •Broque Monsieur •Dreambunny •Dream Stone's spirit •Dr. Snoozemore •Eldream •Hoola •Hoolo •Kylie Koopa •Lil' Massif •Lookout Toad •Luiginoids •Mole Hunt old man •Pi'illoper •Princess Peach •Seabelle •Seabury •Seadric •Seatoon •Toadsworth •Zeekeeper
SpeciesBeanish •Brock •Deco Pi'illo •Hooski •Mega Pi'illo •Nommon •Pi'illo •Pi'illo Master •Seadring •Shelltop •Toad •Yoshi
Special attacksMario3D Red Shell •Bye-Bye Cannon •Bomb Derby •Jet-Board Bash •Zee Egg
Luigi3D Green Shell •Fire Flower •Dropchopper •Slingsniper •Star Rocket
LuiginaryLuiginary Ball •Luiginary Stack •Luiginary Hammer •Luiginary Flame •Luiginary Wall •Luiginary Typhoon
GiantJump •Hammer Chop •Hammer Uppercut •Rhythm Mushroom •Drill Stomp •Finishing Bros. •Star Driver
Field movesGeneralJump •Hammer
Bros. MoveMole Mario •Mini-Mario •Spin Jump •Side Drill •Ball Hop
Luiginary WorksLuiginary Stache Tree •Sneeze Wind •Luiginoid Formation •Luiginary Cylinder •Luiginary Speedometer •Luiginary Ice •Luiginary Gravity •Luiginary Propeller •Luiginary Antigravity
BossesBossesAntasma (X) •Beef Cloud •Big Massif (X) •Bowser (X) •Bowser Jr. •Dreamy Bowser •Dreamy Mario •Elite Trio (X) •Grobot (X) •Heavy Zest •Kamek •Kamek (Green) •Kamek (Red) •Kamek (White) •Mammoshka (X) •Pi'illodium (X) •Popple •Smoldergeist •Sorrow Fist •Thunder Sass •Torkscrew (X) •Wiggler
Support:Antasmunchie (X) •Block Monolift (X) •Dreamy Bob-omb •Dreamy Goomba •Dreamy Paratroopa •Dreamy Shy Guy •Dry Bones •Hooraw (X) •Junior Clown Car •Mini Pi'illoid (X) •Monty Mole •Sergeant Guy Cannon (X) •Shy Guy Airtub DX •Sub-Goomba (X)
Giant bossesMount Pajamaja (X) •Earthwake (X) •Giant Bowser (X) •Robo-Drilldigger (X) •Zeekeeper (X)
LocationsPi'illo IslandDozing Sands •Driftwood Shore •Mount Pajamaja •Mushrise Park •Neo Bowser Castle •Pi'illo Blimport •Pi'illo Castle •Pi'illo Temple •Rose Broquet •Somnom Woods •Wakeport
Dream WorldBattle Ring •Dream's Deep •Dreamy Dozing Sands •Dreamy Driftwood Shore •Dreamy Mount Pajamaja •Dreamy Mushrise Park •Dreamy Neo Bowser Castle •Dreamy Pi'illo Castle •Dreamy Somnom Woods •Dreamy Wakeport
EnemiesPi'illo IslandBandit •Beehoss •Bloatula •Boomerang Bro •Caccac •Capnap •Chain Chomp •Commander Lakitu •Durapurl •Eyepi'illo •Fire Bro •Flaming Antasmaton •Flibbee •Flibbee R •Flounderflage •Fly Guy •Fly Guy R •Golden Egg •Goomba •Goomba R •Gromba •Grumbell •Hermite Crab •Hermite Crab R •Inky Piranha Plant •Monolift •Monolift R •Pi'illodactyl •Pi'illodactyl R •Sandoon •Shy Guy Airtub •Shy Guy Airtub R •Shy Guy •Shy Guy R •Thorb •Virus •Walker Guy
Dream WorldAntasman •Big Tail Goomba •Bloopurn •Chizzle •Cocoknight •Cocoknight R •Dark Block •Dreamcap •Dreamcap R •Dreamcap Captain •Dreamcap Captain R •Dreamy Sandoon •Dromba •Golden Beanie •Icead •Krubbish •Lakitu •Lakitu R •Lob-omb •Lob-omb R •Magmad •Mechakoopa •Nipper Plant •Pelicrump •Piranha Plant •Propellion •Skipdrill •Skipdrill R •Spiny •Spiny R •Spritzbloom •Storch •Ticksquawk
ItemsConsumables1-Up Deluxe •1-Up Mushroom •Boo Biscuit •Candy •Max Candy •Max Mushroom •Max Nut •Max Syrup Jar •Mushroom •Nut •Refreshing Herb •Secret Box •Shock Bomb •Super Candy •Super Mushroom •Super Nut •Supersyrup Jar •Syrup Jar •Taunt Ball •Ultra Candy •Ultra Mushroom •Ultra Nut •Ultrasyrup Jar
Key itemsAttack Piece •Book of Ruins •Dozing Mattress •Dozites •Dream Eggs •Driftwood Jellyfish Sheets •Hooraw Medals •Left Wing •Lost Camera •Mushrise Tree Board •Old Lithograph •Pajamaja Rock Frame •Peach's Photo •Pi'illo Ring •Plush Zeekeeper •Queen Bean's Photo •Rare Fruit •Right Wing •Shots •Somnom Stones •Ultibed •Ultibed Manual •Yoshi Egg •Zeekeeper's Feathers
Game mechanicsStatsBros. Point •Defense •Experience Point •Heart Point •Level up •Power •Rank •Speed •Stache
ElementsFire
StatusBurn •DEF-Down •DEF-Up •Dizzy •Downed •Invisible •Mini •POW-Down •POW-Up •Prohibited Command •SPD-Down •SPD-Up
Battle mechanicsAction Command •Badges •Counterattack •First Strike •Flee •Lucky Hit
MinigamesCheck-X Quiz •Coin-Up Challenge •Ding-a-Ring •Mole Hunt
TermsReal World •Dream World •Dream Stone •Dark Stone •Dream Portal •Nightmare Chunk •Dreampoint •Dreambeats •Ultibed •Dream Coin •Drilldigger •Dozing Ore •Zeeppelin
Music"Your Dream Adventure!" • "Travel Journal" • "Enjoy the Joy!" • "Panic Pit" • "Comedic Curtains" • "Shocking!" • "Nightmare Lullaby" • "Ancient Pi'illo Kingdom" • "Bowser's Theme" • "Antasma's Theme" ("The Final Antasma Battle") • "Stand and Fight, Luigi!" • "Dreambeats" • "Challenging Actions!" • "The Nightmare Road" • "Zeeppelin Sightseeing Tour" • "Welcome to Pi'illo Blimport" • "Break at Pi'illo Castle" ("Dreamy Castle Rendezvous") • "Beneath Pi'illo Castle" • "Breezy Mushrise Park" ("Dreamy Mushrise Winds") • "Dozing Sands Secret" ("Dreamy Sandstorm") • "Shopping in Wakeport" ("Dreamy Wakeport Repose") • "The Law of Pajamaja" ("Rules on Dreamy Mountain") • "Lofty Mount Pajamaja" ("Glorious Pajamaja Dreams") • "Sunny Driftwood Shore" ("Dreamy Driftwood Meeting") • "Mysteries of the Cave" • "Sacred Somnom Woods" ("Dreamy Somnom Labyrinth") • "Neo Bowser Castle" ("Neo Bowser Sunrise") • "Neo Bowser Castle's Illusion" • "Rose Broquet" • "Dream's Forbidden Depths" • "Bowser's Dream" • "Try, Try Again" ("Victory in the Dream World") • "Never Let Up!" • "Size Up Your Enemy" • "Adventure's End" • "Joyous Occasion" • "Pi'illo Vacation!" • "Memories of Pi'illo Island"
OtherBean (Locations) •Bestiary •Dream World block locations •Expert Challenges •Gallery •Gear •Glitches •Hard Mode •Inn •Iwata Asks •Jukebox •Level up progressions •Luigi-do Check! •Music names in other languages •Multimedia •Pi'illo locations •Pre-release and unused content •Quotes •Real world block locations •Shops •Sidequests •Staff •Story summaries