OTL Technologies KB0948 Kirby PRO 4 Wired Gaming Headphones White

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The "Waddle Live! Corner Stage" in Waddle Dee Town acts as Kirby and the Forgotten Land's version of the Jukebox. American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land. Now you can hear it when Kirby is a Tankbot! Rainbow notes are used in Kirby's Dream Buffet to represent the HAL Laboratory Dream Band. Also, in said game, all songs have note color values assigned to them, even those that aren't otherwise accessible.

In the British English version, most of the stage themes are appended with "Theme from (stage)", while the boss themes are appended with "(boss)'s Theme". For convenience's sake, only the American English names will be listed, with significant translation differences noted separately. The alternate Jukebox menu from Kirby Star Allies, which can appear after obtaining The Three Mage-Sisters as a Dream Friend. Remix of "Fountain of Dreams" from Super Smash Bros. Melee, which in turn is a remix of " Gourmet Race" from Kirby Super Star.In Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble, the Sound Test is known as the Sound Room, and is available from the start, via the Options menu. The game's music and sound effects can be listened to separately here. The manufacturers obligations are limited to the repair or, at its discretion, replacement of the product or the defective part. American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land. Now you can hear it in Meta Melon Isle! Jingle that plays when clearing Competition mode. Remix of the "Congratulations!!" jingle from Kirby's Adventure. Remix of "King Dedede's Theme" from Kirby's Dream Land, specifically the extended version from Kirby Super Star.

This may be due to the Japanese name for Kirby's Dream Land, Hoshi no Kirby, also being the name of the series as a whole. Plays in the Heart Star room if Kirby beats the stage without completing the needed conditions for the Heart Star. Its internal name could imply that it was going to be used as a stage select screen song, but the idea was scrapped and the song was repurposed at some point in development. The Debug Mode in the Japanese version of Kirby's Dream Course, after being patched to enable access to it.Based on the "Cave Stage" theme from Kirby Super Star and the Castle Lololo theme from Kirby's Dream Land.

The Debug Mode name is likely meant to be ボス 出 でた, meaning 'the boss appears' (as in 'when the boss appears'). The image shown in the Sound Test in Kirby's Dream Land 2 is a parody of a scene from the Japanese video game Yūyūki.

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Competition mode pre-stage cutscenes (Normal stage). Remix of the tutorial theme from Kirby's Dream Course. Rearrangement of the Float Islands theme from Kirby's Dream Land. The Debug Mode name likely refers to its original composer, Jun Ishikawa. Alternate mid-boss battle music, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. Based on the mid-boss battle music from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. It is unclear whether the Debug Mode name is intended as a transliteration of 努 ゆめ 努 ゆめ (meaning 'definitely' or 'even a little bit' chiefly to underscore that something must not be done) or a simple empathetic repetition of 夢 ゆめ (meaning 'dream').