Some of Kirby’s musical identifiers include iconic electronic rhythms, progressive drumbeats to match Kirby’s fast quick footing, a solid bass to guide the rhythm, and multiple unconventional instruments in 1 single track.

Giving a musical identity to an adorable pink character to match the many adventures the hero encounters is a challenge, but Jun Ishikawa manages to capture the very essence of the world Kirby lives in without straying off the many stories being told.

WARNING: I am not responsible for any audio/ear damage! Don’t believe me? Feel free to check the YouTube comments. This is boss quality music worthy of an evil outer space being.Īnd if you want to have nightmares and be traumatized for the rest of your life (I still am), listen to Marx scream when defeated at full volume. Just listen to the music from the final boss “Marx” from Kirby Super Star. There is a funny meme circling around the Kirby community: However, the more you play, the more frightening the game levels and bosses become. Despite their cute and innocent demeanor, Kirby games are fun, quite challenging, and replayable. If you haven’t played any Kirby games, then I suggest you do. Let’s start with the OG “Green Greens” from Kirby’s Dream Land.

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