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'''"Sea Stage"''' is a stage theme from ''[[Kirby Super Star]]''. It can be heard in [[Revenge of Meta Knight - Chapter 2]] and [[Aqualiss]]. Aside from [[Kirby Super Star Ultra|Kirby Super Star's remake]], this theme hasn't been remixed so far.  
'''"Sea Stage"'''{{ForeignTitle}} is a stage theme from ''[[Kirby Super Star]]''. It can be heard in [[Revenge of Meta Knight - Chapter 2|Chapter 2]] of [[Revenge of Meta Knight]] and in [[Aqualiss]] in [[Milky Way Wishes]]. Aside from its reappearance in ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]'', this theme hasn't been remixed anymore so far.  


==Composition==
==Composition==
'''Sea Stage''' is an upbeat song  in F major that plays around around 155 bpm. It has an intro  that sounds a lot similar to  the second portion of [[Float Islands (theme)|Float Island's theme]]. After it goes into the first portion of the theme, it goes into the second portion which goes into D minor for a few moments and then goes back into F major just to then go into A flat major and have some sort of descending scale. It does this again (albeit with a different sounding instrument),and the song loops.  
"Sea Stage" is an upbeat song  in F major that plays around around 155 bpm. It has an intro  that sounds a lot similar to  the second portion of [[Float Islands (theme)|Float Island's theme]]. After it goes into the first portion of the theme, it goes into the second portion which goes into D minor for a few moments and then goes back into F major just to then go into A flat major and have some sort of descending scale. It does this again (albeit with a different sounding instrument),and the song loops.  


This song can be comparable to [[Aqua Star (theme)|Aqua Star's theme]] from ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''.
This song can be comparable to [[Aqua Star (theme)|Aqua Star's theme]] from ''[[Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''.


==Names in other languages==
{{Names
|ja=海ステージ<ref>''[[Kirby Ultra Super Deluxe Original Sound Track]]''</ref>
|jaR=
|jaM=Sea Stage
}}
{{ref}}


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Sea Stage
A short clip of Sea Stage from Kirby Super Star.
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Debut appearance Kirby Super Star (1996)
Last appearance Kirby Super Star Ultra (2008)
Composer(s) Jun Ishikawa or Dan Miyakawa
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"Sea Stage"[Japanese title] is a stage theme from Kirby Super Star. It can be heard in Chapter 2 of Revenge of Meta Knight and in Aqualiss in Milky Way Wishes. Aside from its reappearance in Kirby Super Star Ultra, this theme hasn't been remixed anymore so far.

Composition

"Sea Stage" is an upbeat song in F major that plays around around 155 bpm. It has an intro that sounds a lot similar to the second portion of Float Island's theme. After it goes into the first portion of the theme, it goes into the second portion which goes into D minor for a few moments and then goes back into F major just to then go into A flat major and have some sort of descending scale. It does this again (albeit with a different sounding instrument),and the song loops.

This song can be comparable to Aqua Star's theme from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 海ステージ[1]
Sea Stage


References