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{{move|Cave Stage|Official name in ''The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks''. Nowhere else is this track ever called by its stage name.}}
{{Music|Super Star Ultra, Anime (Burn Rubber! Dedede's Race), Dream Collection (Electro Kirby)}}
{{Music|Super Star Ultra, Anime (Burn Rubber! Dedede's Race), Dream Collection (Electro Kirby)}}
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Reason: Official name in The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks. Nowhere else is this track ever called by its stage name.

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Namely: Super Star Ultra, Anime (Burn Rubber! Dedede's Race), Dream Collection (Electro Kirby)
Cave Stage
30 seconds of Cocoa Cave theme from various Kirby games.
Details
Debut appearance [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]] (1996)
Last appearance Kirby: Planet Robobot (2016)
Other appearance(s) Kirby Air Ride
Kirby: Canvas Curse
Template:KSSU
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse
Composer(s) Jun Ishikawa[1]
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This article is about the music track. For the stage itself, see Cocoa Cave.

Cocoa Cave is the theme that first played in the Cocoa Cave stage in [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]]. It was initially composed by Jun Ishikawa[1]. The theme has had a number of rearrangements, but not as many as other more notable tracks throughout the Kirby series.

Game appearances

Template:KSS KFP / Kirby Super Star Ultra

The Cocoa Cave theme made its first appearance in [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]], and naturally reappears in the remake Template:KSSU. As its name implies, it first appears in the Cocoa Cave stage in Dyna Blade. The theme also plays in the Planet Cavius stage in Milky Way Wishes.

Kirby Air Ride

In Kirby Air Ride, there are actually two distinct versions of the Cocoa Cave theme. The first is the version titled Target Flight, which is an orchestral rearrangement of the song which plays in the Target Flight Stadium mode in City Trial. The song is largely faithful to the original, but features an extra bit of melody at the end before looping.

The second track is a techno-based version of the song which plays in the Metal course in Top Ride. This version is simply titled Metal, and is arranged by Jun Ishikawa[2].

Template:KCC KPP

A slow paced remix of the Cocoa Cave theme plays in Rift Ruin.

Template:KatRC KatRP

A remix of the Cocoa Cave theme plays in some parts of the Gondola Ride stage in Orange Woodland. This version is titled Grievous Gondola Ride.

Kirby: Planet Robobot

The Metal version from Kirby Air Ride is reused in Patched Plains - Stage 6 EX.

Other Appearances

The original version of Cocoa Cave was included in the compilation album The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks.

The theme is featured in the episode Born to Be Mild - Part II in the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!. It is titled "Burn Rubber! Dedede's Race" on the album Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Sound Plus.

Track 43 from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack titled "Electro Kirby" features a remix of the theme in the background at part 0:39-0:56.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks; while no specific credits are given, only Jun Ishikawa out of the two Template:KSS KFP composers is credited for the tracks in the album.
  2. Kirby: Planet Robobot Jukebox