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In ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'', when confronted with the [[Beady Long Legs]] or the [[Emperor Bulblax]], the game will change to play their corresponding unique theme, while all other [[Enemy#Boss|bosses]] do not make the song change. In ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', however, almost all bosses use the common boss theme. | In ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'', when confronted with the [[Beady Long Legs]] or the [[Emperor Bulblax]], the game will change to play their corresponding unique theme, while all other [[Enemy#Boss|bosses]] do not make the song change. In ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', however, almost all bosses use the common boss theme. | ||
Music in caves is often minimalistic and appears to be chosen according to the difficulty and kind of [[hazard]]s and [[Enemy|beasts]] that await the Pikmin and [[leader]]s. In [[rest sublevel]]s, an unique soft melody plays. When [[The Key]] has been delivered in [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|''Pikmin 2'''s Challenge Mode]], a rather weird theme plays for the rest of the sublevel | Music in caves is often minimalistic and appears to be chosen according to the difficulty and kind of [[hazard]]s and [[Enemy|beasts]] that await the Pikmin and [[leader]]s. In [[rest sublevel]]s, an unique soft melody plays. When [[The Key]] has been delivered in [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|''Pikmin 2'''s Challenge Mode]], a rather weird theme plays for the rest of the sublevel. | ||
The composer of the music for ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'' is mainly Hajime Wakai, though other artists such as Kazumi Totaka have also contributed. ''Pikmin 3'''s soundtrack was composed and arranged by Asuka Hayazaki, Atsuko Asahi, and Hajime Wakai. | The composer of the music for ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'' is mainly Hajime Wakai, though other artists such as Kazumi Totaka have also contributed. ''Pikmin 3'''s soundtrack was composed and arranged by Asuka Hayazaki, Atsuko Asahi, and Hajime Wakai. | ||
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*When the [[Comedy Bomb]] is being used, a theme with the organ and a bass play, with the main strings and the bass increasing in tone gradually. | *When the [[Comedy Bomb]] is being used, a theme with the organ and a bass play, with the main strings and the bass increasing in tone gradually. | ||
*When the boss is defeated, the strings quickly play a high-pitched note that's held for a couple of seconds. | *When the boss is defeated, the strings quickly play a high-pitched note that's held for a couple of seconds. | ||
==2-Player Battle== | |||
{{todo|Find out what causes extra drums to be added to the theme.}} | |||
All levels in [[2-Player Battle]] use the same theme. This song only varies in certain situations. | |||
*When a Red Pikmin is carrying a [[Cupid's Grenade]], a tuba or clarinet is introduced. | |||
*When a Blue Pikmin is carrying a Cupid's Grenade, some string intrument is introduced. | |||
*When Olimar is one yellow marble away from winning, the Pikmin will chant "''O-ri-ma!''" in time with the music. | |||
*When Louie is one yellow marble away from winning, the Pikmin will chant "''Ru-i!''" in time with the music. | |||
==Music outside the main games== | ==Music outside the main games== | ||