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Admiring the Figure Collection

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Admiring the Figure Collection
Sample of "Admiring the Figure Collection" from Kirby and the Forgotten Land.
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Debut appearance Kirby and the Forgotten Land (2022)
Composer(s) Hirokazu Ando[1]
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This article is about the Figure collection theme from Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and should not be confused with the Figurine collection theme from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.

"Admiring the Figure Collection" is a theme from Kirby and the Forgotten Land that plays when viewing the Figure collection or trading in Gotcha Machine Alley with an incomplete Figure collection. It was composed by Hirokazu Ando,[1] and can be heard at the Waddle Live! Corner Stage as the 41st track.

Composition[edit]

Kirby admires his brand new capsule.

"Admiring the Figure Collection" is a laid-back theme in melodic G major and 4/4. It features alternating solo marimba and piano with synthesized harmonic support. The melody, following primarily stepwise motion, bears intonational similarities with "Ripple Star: Stage Select", at first in its rising portions. The first section features the melody twice, ending at a low point. This is followed by a smooth modulation to a piano section in A-flat major in a pattern similar to the second phrase's ending, eventually vaguely hinting at "Green Greens" amidst the harmonies. Then, repeating the rising phrase from the start, it further replicates "Ripple Star: Stage Select"'s peak turning point with contrasting parallel octaves in G major; this ends in a tremolo. The marimba then comes back with a resolution based on the immediately preceding part and its first solo. The marimba reaches B-flat major, now in tandem with the piano, and further modulates to the distant G-flat major, leading into the lyrical peak of the piece while still citing the original motif, as well as a phrase that coincidentally resembles the middle section of "The Noble Haltmann". Eventually, it returns to B-flat major's dominant, which shifts chromatically to G-major's dominant. The track then loops.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ガチャルポンをながめて
gacharupon o nagamete
Gazing at the Gacharpons
Traditional Chinese 看著扭蛋機
kàn zhe niǔ dàn jī
Gazing at the Collectables
Simplified Chinese 看着扭蛋机
kàn zhe niǔ dàn jī
Dutch De bewonderenswaardige figuurtjescollectie The admirable figure collection
French Admiration de la collection Admiration of the collection
German Eine Sammlung zum Bewundern A Collection to Admire
Italian Una collezione da ammirare An admirable collection
Korean 뽑기 기계를 바라보며
ppobgi gigyeleul balabomyeo
Gazing at the Random-draw Machines
Spanish Una colección de figuras admirable An admirable figure collection


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