Jukebox

“

Play all your fave Kirby music! The Jukebox is now unlocked!

”

— Kirby Star Allies unlock quote

The Jukebox from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.

The Jukebox (also referred to as the Sound Test, or different names in each game) is a special menu in various Kirby games that allows the player to listen to the music and/or sound effects of a given title. It is usually unlocked by clearing the Main Game, an Extra Mode, or by attaining 100% completion. The Jukebox usually features Kirby wearing headphones, listening alongside the player.

In early games, the Sound Tests were often somewhat haphazard, sometimes being listed in hexadecimal and usually being presented in a different order from the official soundtracks, or the order in which the player may normally encounter the tracks while playing the game. Starting in Kirby Super Star, the Sound Test track lists are made more deliberate, and the menus are made more stylistic and user-friendly. In Kirby Mass Attack, Kirby: Triple Deluxe and Kirby: Planet Robobot, the Jukebox lets the player hear the music with headphones while the system is in sleep mode, like a traditional music player. In Kirby Mass Attack, the player can even cycle through tracks with the L and R buttons without needing to open the system.

In Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Kirby: Planet Robobot, Kirby Battle Royale, Kirby Star Allies, Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe, the Jukebox has an auto-play function that allows the player to listen to multiple tracks in order after each one ends, like a playlist, instead of having the selected track looping indefinitely.

Composer credits

Most games in the series do not credit the composers of each track by name. However, there is a hidden system in certain games where the composer of each track is credited by the color of the music notes that appear in the Jukebox. This system has appeared in most games starting with Kirby: Triple Deluxe. When a track is playing, the musical notes will change color to indicate its composer, as follows:

• Blue notes: Hirokazu Ando.
• Red or magenta notes: Jun Ishikawa.
• Yellow notes: Yuuta Ogasawara (first appearing in Kirby Star Allies).
• Green notes: Yuki Shimooka (first appearing in Kirby and the Forgotten Land).
• Orange notes: Megumi Ohara (first appearing in Kirby's Dream Buffet).
• Purple notes: Shogo Sakai (first appearing in Kirby's Dream Buffet).
• Indigo notes: Tadashi Ikegami (first appearing in Kirby's Dream Buffet).
• White notes: Non-HAL Laboratory composers, such as Kiyoshi Hazemoto (first appearing in Kirby's Dream Buffet).

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.

Game appearances

Kirby's Dream Land

Sound Test in Kirby's Dream Land's Configuration Mode.

The Sound Test is available as part of Configuration Mode in Kirby's Dream Land, which is accessed by inputting ↓, B, and Select on the title screen. This is technically available from the start, but the code is only revealed once Extra Game is completed, and the code for Extra Game is only revealed once the main game is completed. The game's music and sound effects can be listened separately here. An illustration of Kirby wearing headphones is seen on this screen.

The following table lists every track in the Sound Test of Kirby's Dream Land:

Kirby's Dream Land Sound Test track list
#	Title	Notes
00	Bubbly Clouds
01	Green Greens
02	Invincible
03	Game Over
04	Sparkling Star
05	Welcome to Dream Land	This theme plays on the title screen.
06	Float Islands
07	Done In	This theme plays when Kirby loses a life.
08	Boss Theme
09	Shooting	This theme plays while Kirby is using a Spicy Food or Mint Leaf.
10	Kirby Dance
11	A New Wind for Tomorrow	This theme plays during the credits.
12	Castle Lololo
13	Green Greens (no intro)
14	Float Islands (no intro)
15	Bubbly Clouds (no intro)
16	Castle Lololo (no intro)
17	Mt. Dedede
18	Entrance	Plays in the main hub area of Mt. Dedede.

Kirby's Adventure / Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land

The Sound Test menus for Kirby's Adventure (top) and Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land (bottom).

The Sound Test, titled LISTEN TO SOUNDS, is unlocked in Kirby's Adventure after clearing the Extra Game. When unlocked, it can be accessed after selecting a file. The game's music and sound effects can be listened to separately here. The title illustration of Kirby will gain headphones, and start jumping around as if bobbing to the beat. In Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, the Sound Test is available from the start, still accessible after selecting a file.

The following table lists every music track in the Sound Test of Kirby's Adventure. Some sound effects are included here as well. Titles are taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack, with some exceptions; those marked with an asterisk (*) are conjectural. Note that the in-game listing is in hexadecimal (meaning that decimals range from 0 to 9, then A to F rather than 10 to 15). The tracks listed under "H" are in hexadecimal like in-game, while those listed under "D" are in decimal:

Kirby's Adventure Sound Test track list
H	D	Title	Notes
00	00	Plains Stage	The grassy stage theme. Used primarily in Vegetable Valley.
01	01	Plains Stage (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
02	02	Invincible	The Invincible Candy theme.
03	03	Black-and-white (Game Boy) Plains Stage	The "Green Greens" remix used in Rainbow Resort - Stage 6 and the credits.
04	04	Black-and-white (Game Boy) Plains Stage (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
05	05	Sparkling Star*	The jingle that plays during the Goal Game and before collecting a piece of the Star Rod.
06	06	Level 7 Map Select	The Rainbow Resort map theme.
07	07	Stage Clear Dance	The full Kirby Dance jingle that plays when reaching 1 on the Goal Game and defeating a Boss.
08	08	Stage Clear Dance (short version)*	The shortened Kirby Dance jingle that plays when reaching any number from 2 to 7 on the Goal Game.
09	09	Crane Fever (Part 1)*	The first theme of the Crane Fever sub-game, which plays while the claw is still. Arrangement of "Plains Stage".
0A	10	Crane Fever (Part 2)*	The second theme of the Crane Fever sub-game, which plays while the claw is moving. Arrangement of "Castle Stage".
0B	11	Game Over	The jingle that plays when Kirby gets a game over.
0C	12	Boss	The boss battle theme.
0D	13	Final Boss Intro*	The intro portion of Nightmare Wizard's battle theme.
0E	14	Final Boss	The battle theme for Nightmare Wizard.
0F	15	Underground Stage	A stage theme not associated with any particular level. Despite its name, it primarily plays in sky-themed stages.
10	16	Welcome to Dream Land	A remix of Kirby's Dream Land's title theme. This is not heard outside of the Sound Test. Name taken from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
11	17	Forest Stage	A stage theme not associated with any particular level. Though it is used in forest stages, it also appears in underground and dark stages.
12	18	Forest Stage (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
13	19	Egg Bonus Stage	The Egg Catcher sub-game theme, which is also used in Arena levels.
14	20	Egg Bonus Stage (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
15	21	Level 6 Map Select	The Orange Ocean map theme.
16	22	Quick Draw: Attack 1*	A sound effect used when firing a shot in Quick Draw.
17	23	(blank)	No sound.
18	24	Quick Draw: Attack 2*	A sound effect used when firing a shot in Quick Draw.
19	25	Quick Draw: Fire!*	A sound effect used to indicate when to fire in Quick Draw.
1A	26	Quick Draw: Intro*	The introductory jingle in Quick Draw.
1B	27	Dream and Cold Area Stages	The ice stage theme. Used primarily in Rainbow Resort.
1C	28	Dream and Cold Area Stages (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
1D	29	Quick Draw: Foul*	The jingle used when firing too early in Quick Draw.
1E	30	Mountain Stage	The mountainous stage theme. Used primarily in Yogurt Yard.
1F	31	Mountain Stage (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
20	32	Cloud Stage	The cloudy stage theme. Used primarily in Grape Garden.
21	33	Cloud Stage (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
22	34	Level 1 Map Select	The Vegetable Valley map theme.
23	35	Level 4 Map Select	The Grape Garden map theme.
24	36	Level 5 Map Select	The Yogurt Yard map theme.
25	37	Egg Catcher: Chirp*	A sound effect used for chicks chirping in Egg Catcher.
26	38	(blank)	No sound.
27	39	Done In	This theme plays when Kirby loses a life. Name taken from Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
28	40	Sea and Ship Stages	The beach stage theme. Used primarily in Ice Cream Island.
29	41	Sea and Ship Stages (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
2A	42	Underwater Stage	The ocean stage theme. Used primarily in Orange Ocean.
2B	43	Underwater Stage (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
2C	44	Level 2 Map Select	The Ice Cream Island map theme.
2D	45	Level 3 Map Select	The Butter Building map theme.
2E	46	Too Bad...	The jingle used when receiving no bonus in a sub-game. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
2F	47	Congratulations!	The jingle used when receiving the best bonus in a sub-game. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
30	48	Well Done!	The jingle used when receiving a standard bonus in a sub-game. Name taken from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
31	49	Drawing Song	The boot-up drawing song. Originally from the Japanese Kirby's Dream Land commercial.
32	50	Castle Stage	The tower stage theme. Used primarily in Butter Building.
33	51	Castle Stage (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
34	52	Nightmare Demo*	The sound effect that plays when Nightmare's Power Orb is released from the Fountain of Dreams.
35	53	Title Screen / Demo	The title screen theme.
36	54	Museum and Star Landing	The theme for Museums and Warp Star Stations.
37	55	Ending Demo	The ending cutscene theme. English name taken from the Kirby Portal's "Kirby's Adventure Medley" sheet music.
38	56	Level 8 Demo	The cutscene theme that plays prior to The Fountain of Dreams. This song cuts off early in-game, so the ending portion can only be heard in the Sound Test. English name taken from the Kirby Portal's "Kirby's Adventure Medley" sheet music.
39	57	Nightmare's Power Orb*	The battle theme for Nightmare's Power Orb.

The following table lists every music track in the Sound Test of Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. Titles are taken from official sources wherever possible; as before, those marked with an asterisk (*) are conjectural:

Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land Sound Test track list
#	Title	Notes
00	Title	The title screen theme. Name taken from The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks.
01	Select	The main menu theme. Name taken from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Sound Plus.
02	Vegetable Valley	The grassy stage theme. Used primarily in Vegetable Valley. Name taken from Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
03	Ice Cream Island	The beach stage theme. Used primarily in Ice Cream Island. Name taken from Kirby's Epic Yarn.
04	Butter Building	The tower stage theme. Used primarily in Butter Building. Name taken from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
05	Grape Garden	The cloudy stage theme. Used primarily in Grape Garden. Name taken from Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
06	Mountain Stage	The mountainous stage theme. Used primarily in Yogurt Yard. Name taken from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.
07	Orange Ocean	The ocean stage theme. Used primarily in Orange Ocean. Name taken from the Kirby Portal's "Kirby's Adventure Medley" sheet music.
08	Rainbow Resort	The ice stage theme. Used primarily in Rainbow Resort. Name taken from Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
09	Forest Stage	A stage theme not associated with any particular level. Though it is used in forest stages, it also appears in underground and dark stages. Name taken from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.
10	Underground Stage	A stage theme not associated with any particular level. Despite its name, it primarily plays in sky-themed stages. Name taken from Kirby's Adventure.
11	Room Guarder	The Meta-Knights battle theme. Remix of "Room Guarder" from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Name taken from Hoshi no Kirby 64 Original Soundtrack.
12	Boss	The boss battle theme. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
13	Sparkling Star*	The jingle that plays during the Goal Game and before collecting a piece of the Star Rod.
14	Kirby Dance (short version)	The shortened Kirby Dance jingle that plays when reaching any number from 2 to 7 on the Goal Game. Name taken from Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
15	Kirby Dance (long version)	The full Kirby Dance jingle that plays when reaching 1 on the Goal Game and defeating a Boss. Name taken from Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
16	Mid-Boss Battle	The Arena level theme. Name taken from NINTENDO×JOYSOUND.
17	Museum and Star Landing	The theme for Museums and Warp Star Stations. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
18	Tower of Mid-Bosses	The theme for Rainbow Resort - Stage 2, the Tower of Mid-Bosses. Remix of "King Dedede's Theme". Name taken from Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
19	Green Greens	The "Green Greens" remix used in Rainbow Resort - Stage 6 and the credits. Name taken from The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks.
20	Fountain of Dreams	King Dedede's boss battle theme. Remix of "Fountain of Dreams" from Super Smash Bros. Melee, which in turn is a remix of "Gourmet Race" from Kirby Super Star. Name taken from Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
21	Level 8 Demo	The cutscene theme that plays prior to The Fountain of Dreams. This song cuts off early in-game, so the ending portion can only be heard in the Sound Test. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
22	Nightmare's Power Orb*	The battle theme for Nightmare's Power Orb.
23	Final Boss Intro*	The intro portion of Nightmare Wizard's battle theme.
24	Final Boss	The battle theme for Nightmare Wizard. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
25	Ending Demo	The ending cutscene theme. Name taken from The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks.
26	Done In	This theme plays when Kirby loses a life. Name taken from Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
27	Level 1 Map Select	The Vegetable Valley map theme. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
28	Level 2 Map Select	The Ice Cream Island map theme. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
29	Level 3 Map Select	The Butter Building map theme. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
30	Level 4 Map Select	The Grape Garden map theme. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
31	Level 5 Map Select	The Yogurt Yard map theme. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
32	Level 6 Map Select	The Orange Ocean map theme. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
33	Level 7 Map Select	The Rainbow Resort map theme. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
34	Quick Draw*	The jingle used in Quick Draw. Remix of "Samurai Kirby" from Kirby Super Star.
35	Bomb Rally*	The main theme used in Bomb Rally.
36	Kirby's Air Grind*	The main theme used in Kirby's Air Grind. Remix of "Green Greens".
37	Start Count	The starting count theme for Kirby's Air Grind. Name taken from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Sound Plus.
38	Goal!	The finish theme for Kirby's Air Grind. Name taken from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Sound Plus.
39	Too Bad...	The jingle used when receiving no bonus in a sub-game. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
40	Well Done!	The jingle used when receiving a standard bonus in a sub-game. Name taken from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
41	Congratulations!	The jingle used when receiving the best bonus in a sub-game. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
42	Invincible	The Invincible Candy theme. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.
43	Game Over	The jingle that plays when Kirby gets a game over. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack.

Kirby's Dream Course

The Sound Room in Kirby's Dream Course, showing the highest tracks.

The Sound Room is unlocked in Kirby's Dream Course after getting at least a bronze medal on every Extra Game course. It is made available to select from the title screen, and allows the player to listen to 32 distinct music tracks (referred to as BGM) and 125 sound effects (referred to as FGM). 000 does not correspond to any tracks in this game, and some of the BGM tracks are lengthier sound effects, rather than proper songs.

The Debug Mode in the Japanese version of Kirby's Dream Course, after being patched to enable access to it.

It is also possible to access each of these music tracks and sound effects through a Debug Mode in the Japanese version. The Debug Mode shows the internal development name given to every single music track and sound effect.

The following table lists every song in the Sound Room of the international version of Kirby's Dream Course. The table however omits the music track (named OPENING DEMO in the Debug Mode) that plays during the opening story cutscene exclusive to the Japanese version. Note that song names are conjectural unless otherwise specified:

Kirby's Dream Course Sound Room track list
Number	Song	Plays in	Debug Mode name	Notes
001	Medal glimmer	Earning a Medal	MEDAL
002	Ending	Staff credits.	EPILOGUE	Name retrieved from The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks (translated from Japanese).
003	Opening demo	The title screen in the Japanese version	BYOON	Sound effects for the animation played on the Japanese version's title screen.
004	Title	Title screen and main menu	TITLE
005	Extra	A bonus feature is unlocked	PRESENT FOR YOU
006	Mountain Stage	Holes 1-7 on Course 2, Holes 5-7 on Course 7, Holes 5-7 on Mr. Shine & Mr. Bright Course	YAMAYAMA	Rearrangement of the Yogurt Yard theme from Kirby's Adventure. The Debug Mode name is likely a romaji rendition of 山山やまやま, meaning 'mountains here, there, and everywhere' by its repetition of the kanji for 'mountain'.
007	Float Islands	Holes 5-7 on Course 1, Holes 1-4 on Whispy Woods Course	ISHIKAWA	Rearrangement of the Float Islands theme from Kirby's Dream Land. The Debug Mode name likely refers to its original composer, Jun Ishikawa.
008	Alternate Course 5 theme	Holes 5-7 on Course 5, Holes 1-4 on Mr. Shine & Mr. Bright Course	DAMEDAME	The Debug Mode name in its original Japanese form, 駄目だめ駄目だめ, translates loosely to 'no, no' (in the sense of stopping someone from doing something) or 'no good' (in the sense of not even being a little bit useful).
009	Course 6 theme	Holes 1-7 on Course 6, Holes 5-7 on Kracko Course	SAWAYAKA	The Debug Mode name is likely supposed to be 爽さわやか or 'refreshing', an appropriate description of the track's mood.
010	Course 5 theme	Holes 1-4 on Course 5, Holes 1 & 2 on Course 7, Holes 5-7 on Whispy Woods Course	NIGIYAKA	The Debug Mode name is likely supposed to be 賑にぎやか, meaning 'bustling' or 'lively', an appropriate description of the track's mood.
011	Courses 1 & 3 theme	Holes 1-4 on Course 1, Holes 1-7 on Course 3, Holes 3 & 4 on Course 7, Holes 1-4 on Kracko Course	NORMAL
012	Iceberg Ocean	Holes 1-7 on Course 8, Holes 5-7 on Gordo Course	WHITE	Name retrieved from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
013	Hole 8 theme	Hole 8 on all courses	SAIGO	The Debug Mode name is 最さい後ご meaning 'last' in the sense of 'final', referring to the use of the theme for the final hole of each course.
014	Course 4 theme	Holes 1-7 on Course 4, Holes 1-4 on Gordo Course	YUMEYUME	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').
015	Kirby Dance	End of courses, after receiving a score	CDANCE
016	Continue?	Continue and Game End screen	CONTINUE
017	Miss	Kirby is KO'd	OB	The Debug Mode confusingly refers to this track as OB (and the OB music track as OB2), despite its being used specifically for non-OB KOs and missing the OB sound effect.
018	OB	Kirby falls OB	OB2
019	Finish	Plays after finishing Hole 8 on a course	SCORE
020	2P Game	The 2P Game menu	NEXT HOLE	The debug names of this and track 024 appear to be swapped.
021	Cutscene	During cutscenes	EYECATCH	An "eyecatch" is a short scene in an anime used to begin or end a commercial break. Kirby Star Allies also refers to its post-level scenes as "eyecatches".
022	Member select	Selecting a file to play	NAME
023	World hub	In the World Map	COURSE 1P
024	Clear	Plays after finishing a hole (not Hole 8) in a course	COURSE 2P	The debug names of this and track 020 appear to be swapped.
025	Hole	Plays after entering the cup with a par of 2 or more	CUPIN
026	Hole in one	Plays after entering the cup on the first shot	CUPONE
027	Tutorial	During the tutorial reels	GAME 0
028	VS. Robo Dedede	Robo Dedede battle	BOSS DEDEDE	Name retrieved from the Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Festival (translated from Japanese).
029	VS. Robo Dedede: Pinch	Robo Dedede battle, when the boss is close to Kirby's starting point	BOSS KITA	Name retrieved from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack (translated from Japanese). The Debug Mode name is likely meant to be ボス来きた, meaning 'the boss comes' (as in 'when the boss comes toward Kirby').
030	VS. Robo Dedede with opening sounds	Beginning of Robo Dedede battle	BOSS DETA	The Debug Mode name is likely meant to be ボス出でた, meaning 'the boss appears' (as in 'when the boss appears').
031	Robo Dedede defeat	Sounds of Robo Dedede being defeated, and the castle subsequently exploding	BOSS BKHT	The Debug Mode name is likely meant to be ボス爆ばく発はつ (bakuhatsu), meaning 'boss explosion'.
032	Game Over	Game Over screen	GAME OVER

Kirby's Avalanche

The Sound Test in Kirby's Avalanche inside the custom options menu

In Kirby's Avalanche, the sound test is available from the start in the custom options menu. This menu allows for listening to all sound effects, music, and voice samples individually.

The following is a list of all music in the sound test of Kirby's Avalanche. No titles are given, and some songs (such as the "hurry up" music) are considered sound effects instead. Note that the in-game listing is in hexadecimal (meaning that decimals range from 0 to 9, then A to F rather than 10 to 15). The tracks listed under "H" are in hexadecimal like in-game, while those listed under "D" are in decimal:

Kirby's Avalanche sound test music list
H	D	Used in
00	00	Title theme.
01	01	Main menu.
02	02	Competition mode pre-stage cutscenes (Easy stage). Remix of Yogurt Yard's map theme from Kirby's Adventure.
03	03	Competition mode stages (Easy stage). Remix of Butter Building's theme from Kirby's Adventure.
04	04	Competition mode pre-stage cutscenes (Normal stage). Remix of the tutorial theme from Kirby's Dream Course.
05	05	Competition mode stages (Normal stage). Remix of Yogurt Yard's theme from Kirby's Adventure.
06	06	Competition mode pre-stage cutscenes (Hard stage). Remix of the alternate Course 5 theme from Kirby's Dream Course.
07	07	Competition mode stages (Hard stage). Remix of Underground Stage from Kirby's Adventure.
08	08	Competition mode pre-stage cutscene (King Dedede). Remix of the Egg Catcher theme from Kirby's Adventure.
09	09	Competition mode stage (King Dedede). Remix of VS. Robo Dedede from Kirby's Dream Course.
0A	10	1P vs. 2P mode theme. Remix of Ice Cream Island's theme from Kirby's Adventure.
0B	11	Jingle that plays when clearing Competition mode. Remix of the "Congratulations!!" jingle from Kirby's Adventure.
0C	12	Jingle that plays when clearing Competition mode. Remix of the Kirby Dance theme.
0D	13	Staff credits theme. Remix of Kirby's Adventure's title screen theme.
0E	14	Duplicate of 10.
0F	15	Jingle that plays when deciding whether to continue after a Game Over. Remix of the "Game Over" theme from Kirby's Adventure.
10	16	Duplicate of 15.

Kirby's Dream Land 2

The Sound Test in the international (top) and Japanese (bottom) versions of Kirby's Dream Land 2.

The Sound Test is unlocked in Kirby's Dream Land 2 after getting 100% completion, at which point it becomes one of the options available after selecting a file. The game's music and sound effects can be listened to separately here. An illustration shows Kirby and the Animal Friends sitting at a booth in a bar, while Gooey watches and the Girl blob plays piano in the background. In the Japanese version, Gooey is missing, and the Girl blob is replaced by Chao. This is a reference to an identical scene in Yūyūki—Chao's game of origin. Here, music is referred to as "BGM", and sound effects are referred to as "FGM", though some music is also listed under "FGM".

The following table lists every song in the Sound Test of Kirby's Dream Land 2. Note that song names are conjectural unless otherwise specified:

Kirby's Dream Land 2 Sound Test track list
#	Song	Notes
00	Red Canyon	Stage theme for Red Canyon; remix of Yogurt Yard's theme from Kirby's Adventure.
01	Red Canyon (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
02	Done In	Jingle used when Kirby loses a life.
03	Grass Land: Stage Select	Level hub theme for Grass Land.
04	Grass Land	Stage theme for Grass Land. Name taken from the Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Festival pamphlet.
05	Grass Land (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
06	Title	Title theme. Name derived from The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks (translated from Japanese).
07	Big Forest	Stage theme for Big Forest. Name derived from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.
08	Big Forest (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
09	Kine's Theme	Theme that plays when riding Kine. Name derived from The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks (translated from Japanese).
10	Big Forest: Stage Select	Level hub theme for Big Forest.
11	Coo's Theme	Theme that plays when riding Coo. Name taken from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
12	Ripple Field: Stage Select	Level hub theme for Ripple Field.
13	King Dedede's Theme	Boss battle theme for King Dedede.
14	Real Dark Matter	Boss battle theme for Dark Matter's second phase. Name taken from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
15	Dark Castle	Stage theme for Dark Castle.
16	Dark Castle (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
17	Dark Castle: Stage Select	Level hub theme for Dark Castle.
18	Rainbow Drop Room	Ambience that plays in a room that contains a Rainbow Drop.
19	Boss	Standard boss battle theme.
20	Rick's Theme	Theme that plays when riding Rick. Name derived from the Kirby 25th Anniversary Orchestra Concert pamphlet (translated from Japanese).
21	Sparkling Star	Ambience that plays during the Goal Game and after defeating a boss.
22	Kirby Dance (long version)	The full Kirby Dance jingle. Plays after defeating a boss.
23	Goal Game: Lowest	Abridged Kirby Dance jingle for the Goal Game. Plays when landing on 7.
24	Goal Game: Low	Abridged Kirby Dance jingle for the Goal Game. Plays when landing on 6.
25	Goal Game: Middle	Abridged Kirby Dance jingle for the Goal Game. Plays when landing on 5 or 4.
26	Goal Game: High	Abridged Kirby Dance jingle for the Goal Game. Plays when landing on 3 or 2.
27	Kirby Dance (short version) (Goal Game: Highest)	Short Kirby Dance jingle for the Goal Game. Plays when landing on 1.
28	Rainbow Islands	World Map theme.
29	Game Over	Ambience that plays after receiving a Game Over.
30	Ripple Field	Stage theme for Ripple Field; remix of Float Islands' theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
31	Ripple Field (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
32	Iceberg	Stage theme for Iceberg.
33	Iceberg (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
34	Iceberg: Stage Select	Level hub theme for Iceberg.
35	Red Canyon: Stage Select	Level hub theme for Red Canyon. Name derived from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack (translated from Japanese).
36	Cloudy Park: Stage Select	Level hub theme for Cloudy Park.
37	Cloudy Park	Stage theme for Cloudy Park. Name derived from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack (translated from Japanese).
38	Cloudy Park (no intro)	The above track without its intro.
39	Dark Matter Blade	Boss battle theme for Dark Matter's first phase.
40	Dark Matter Appears	Theme for the cutscene prior to fighting Dark Matter.
41	Bonus Chance	Theme for the Bonus Chances. Includes the timer beep at the beginning.
42	Bonus Chance: Excellent!	Fanfare used when completing all Bonus Chances.
43	True Ending	Theme for the true ending cutscene.
44	Bonus Chance: Ready?	Timer beep at the beginning of a Bonus Chance.
45	Bonus Chance: Perfect!	Fanfare for getting a perfect score on a Bonus Chance.
46	File Select	Theme for the file select menu.
FGM 94	Unused Song	A frantic, unused song that bears similarities to "The Cave in the Sky" from Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
FGM 97	False Ending	Theme for the false ending cutscene.

Kirby Super Star / Kirby Super Star Ultra

“

With so many famous songs and sounds, think of all the fun you'll have listening to them all here!

”

— Kirby Super Star Ultra Sound Test menu description

The Sound Test in Kirby Super Star.

The Sound Test in Kirby Super Star Ultra.

In the original Kirby Super Star, the Sound Test is unlocked after clearing The Arena, and features an illustration of Kirby in a conductor's outfit. Songs can be made to play automatically by pressing the shoulder buttons.

In Kirby Super Star Ultra, the Sound Test is unlocked after clearing Milky Way Wishes, but not all music is available at the start. Some must be unlocked by clearing Sub-Games, which will unlock their associated tracks. The illustration of Kirby in the conductor's outfit is retained, but the music and sound options are available on the bottom screen; the top screen has a visualizer instead.

In both games, the option is accessible via the Corkboard menu. The full track listing for both game's Sound Tests can be seen on this page.

Kirby's Dream Land 3

The Sound Test in Kirby's Dream Land 3.

The Debug Music Room in Kirby's Dream Land 3, "KYAAA" being the sound effect that plays when Kirby takes damage.

The Sound Test is part of the Sound menu in Kirby's Dream Land 3; while this menu is available on each file from the start, the option to play music and sound effects is only unlocked after defeating King Dedede, regardless of which ending is obtained. When this occurs, the title of the menu will change from "Sound" to "Sound Test". Music is "BGM" and sound effects are "SFX". The game's Debug Menu also has a music player and a sound effect player called "Music Room", it includes internal development names for all the songs and sound effects; these names are stored in ASCII in the game's ROM.

The following lists every music track in the Sound Test for Kirby's Dream Land 3. Conjectural track names are marked with an asterisk (*), while some track names are taken from other official sources:

Kirby's Dream Land 3 Sound Test track list
#	Title	Debug Mode name	Notes
0	(blank)	STOP	No sound.
1	Defeated*	K3DEAD	Plays when Kirby is defeated.
2	Boss*	K3BOSS1	Plays during boss battles.
3	Egg Bonus Stage	K3BOSS2	Unused track. Arrangement of the Egg Catcher/Arena theme from Kirby's Adventure. Name taken from the Kirby's Adventure soundtrack album.
4	Mid-Boss*	K3BOSS3	Plays during Mid-Boss battles.
5	Goal Game*	K3CLEARSTAR	Plays during the Goal Game.
6	Kirby Dance (Short)	K3CLEARSH	The famous Kirby Dance jingle that plays after defeating a boss.
7	King Dedede's Theme	K3DEDEDE	Plays during the boss battle against King Dedede. Arrangement of King Dedede's Theme from Kirby Super Star.
8	Mission Complete*	K3EVENT1	Plays in the Heart Star room after successfully completing the needed conditions to get the Heart Star.
9	Incorrect Path*	K3EVENT2	Plays when taking the wrong path in Stage 4 of Grass Land. The internal name could imply that it was supposed to play when the required conditions for a Heart Star weren't met, but the idea ended up being scrapped and the song was repurposed.
10	Plains Stage	K3FIELD1	Plays in Stage 4 of Grass Land and in Stage 2 of Ripple Field. Name taken from The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks album.
11	Grass Land (2)*	K3FIELD2	Plays in Stage 2 of Grass Land and in Stage 6 of Cloudy Park.
12	The Last Iceberg	K3FIELD3	Plays in Stage 6 of Iceberg. Name taken from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
13	Stage: Comical	K3FIELD4	Plays in Stage 1 and Stage 5 of Sand Canyon. Name taken from Nintendo Mobile, an official Nintendo ringtone service.
14	Desert Stage	K3FIELD5	Plays in Stage 6 of Sand Canyon and Stage 3 of Iceberg. Name taken from the Kirby 25th Anniversary Orchestra Concert.
15	Ripple Field: Ocean Waves	K3FIELD6	Plays in Stage 1, Stage 4, and Stage 6 of Ripple Field, and Stage 3 of Cloudy Park. Name taken from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
16	Ripple Field (3)*	K3FIELD7	Plays in Stage 5 of Ripple Field, Stage 3 of Sand Canyon, and Stage 5 of Iceberg.
17	Cloudy Park*	K3FIELD8	Plays in Stage 1 and Stage 5 of Cloudy Park.
18	Ripple Field	K3FIELD9	Plays in Stage 3 of Ripple Field and Stage 1 of Iceberg. Name taken from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.
19	Grass Land (3)*	K3FIELD10	Plays in Stage 3 of Grass Land, Stage 2 of Cloudy Park, and Stage 4 of Iceberg.
20	Grass Land (1)	K3FIELD11	Plays in Stage 1 of Grass Land and in Stage 2 of Iceberg. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
21	Gourmet Race*	K3FIELD12	Plays in Stage 2 of Sand Canyon, Stage 4 of Cloudy Park, and in the Jumping sub-game. Arrangement of "Gourmet Race" from Kirby Super Star.
22	Game Over	K3GAMEOVER	Plays on the Game Over screen. Arrangement of the Game Over theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
23	VS. Dark Matter	K3LASBOSS1	Plays during the battle against Dark Matter. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
24	Vs. Zero*	K3LASBOSS2	Plays during the final battle against Zero.
25	Grass Land: Stage Select	K3LEVEL1	Plays in the stage select screen for Grass Land. This name appears on misprinted copies of Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
26	Ripple Field: Stage Select	K3LEVEL2	Plays in the stage select screen for Ripple Field. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
27	Cloudy Park: Stage Select*	K3LEVEL3	Plays in the stage select screen for Cloudy Park.
28	Sand Canyon: Stage Select*	K3LEVEL4	Plays in the stage select screen for Sand Canyon.
29	Mission Failed*	K3LEVEL5	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.
30	Iceberg: Stage Select*	K3LEVEL6	Plays in the stage select screen for Iceberg.
31	Mini-Game*	K3MINIGAME1	Plays during the minigames in the third stage of each level.
32	Invincible	K3MUTEKI	Theme that plays when Kirby is under the effects of the Invincible Candy.
33	Opening*	K3OPEN1	Plays in the Opening movie upon starting the game.
34	Title	K3OPEN2	Plays on the title screen for the game. Name taken from Nintendo Mobile.
35	Entrance	K3OPEN3	Plays in the Sound Test, Theater, and the title screens for MG-5, Jumping, and Boss Butch. Remix of Entrance from Kirby's Dream Land. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
36	Wind Ambience*	K3OPENSE	Plays during the cutscene for Hyper Zone.
37	File Select*	K3SELECT	Plays on the File Select screen.
38	Friends (1)*	K3SIMOBE1	Theme that plays in some of the Animal Friend rooms. The internal name's use of simobe (しもべ, "servant" or "minion") in this, and the following two songs, lines up with the discussion about the Animal Friends being intended to be "minions" early in their development.
39	Friends (2)*	K3SIMOBE2	Theme that plays in some of the Animal Friend rooms.
40	Friends (3)*	K3SIMOBE3	Theme that plays in some of the Animal Friend rooms.
41	Level Select*	K3WORLDMAP	Plays on the Level Select screen, which shows Planet Popstar.
42	True Ending*	K3END1	Plays during the True Ending credits.
43	THE END…？	K3END2	Plays during the False Ending. Name taken from one of its arrangements on Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack. The name of the original version is unknown.

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

The Sound Check in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.

In Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, the Sound Check becomes available after defeating Miracle Matter, regardless of which ending is obtained. It features Kirby with headphones on standing between two turntable players, the one on the left representing all the music in the game, and the one on the right representing all the sound effects. Kirby also has a unique reaction to each song, conveyed through facial expressions. The Sound Check can be accessed after selecting a file once it is unlocked.

The following table lists every song in the Sound Check of Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Conjectural track names are marked with an asterisk (*), while other track names are taken from the game's official album and English cutscene names, unless otherwise noted.

Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Sound Check track list
Number	Song	Plays in	Kirby's expression	Notes
001	Training	The Tutorial reel	Smiling
002	Friends Theme*	Sound Check	Smiling	Rearrangement of one of the Animal Friends themes from Kirby's Dream Land 3.
003	Theater*	Theater menu	Enraptured	Rearrangement of one of the Animal Friends themes from Kirby's Dream Land 3.
004	Inside the Castle*	Pop Star - Stage 3, Rock Star - Stage 3	Smiling	Rearrangement of one of the Animal Friends themes from Kirby's Dream Land 3, as well as "The Last Iceberg", also from Kirby's Dream Land 3.
005	Standings	Mini-Game results screen	Smiling	Name given in Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
006	Aqua Star	Aqua Star - Stage 1, Aqua Star - Stage 3	Smiling
007	Neo Star	Neo Star - Stage 2, Neo Star - Stage 4	Wincing
008	Rock Star	Rock Star - Stage 1, Rock Star - Stage 4, Neo Star - Stage 3	Wincing
009	Planet Popstar	Pop Star - Stage 1, Pop Star - Stage 3, Neo Star - Stage 1, Ripple Star - Stage 1	Smiling	English name given in Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
010	Above the Clouds	Shiver Star - Stage 2	Smiling	Rearrangement of the Butter Building theme from Kirby's Adventure. English title given in Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack.
011	Down the Mountain Stream	Aqua Star - Stage 2	Smiling	Rearrangement of one of the Grass Land themes from Kirby's Dream Land 3.
012	Shiver Star	Shiver Star - Stage 1, Shiver Star - Stage 3, Factory Tour	Smiling
013	Inside the Ruins	Rock Star - Stage 4	Smiling
014	Quiet Forest	Pop Star - Stage 2	Enraptured
015	Ruins	Rock Star - Stage 2, Aqua Star - Stage 4	Enraptured
016	Catacombs*	Ripple Star - Stage 2	Shocked
017	Studying the Factory	Factory Tour	Wincing	English name given in Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
018	Ripple Star	Ripple Star - Stage 3	Wincing
019	Boss	All boss stages up through Shiver Star	Wincing
020	Miracle Matter	Ripple Star - Stage 4	Wincing	Name given in The Very Best of Kirby: 52 Hit Tracks and Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
021	Defeat*	Kirby is KO'd	Shocked
022	Game Over*	The Game Over screen	Enraptured
023	Bonus Game*	The Bonus Game, end of boss fights	Smiling
024	Rock Star: Stage Select*	Rock Star stage select screen	Smiling
025	Pop Star: Stage Select	Pop Star stage select screen	Smiling	Name given in Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
026	Aqua Star: Stage Select*	Aqua Star stage select screen	Smiling
027	Neo Star: Stage Select*	Neo Star stage select screen	Wincing
028	Shiver Star: Stage Select*	Shiver Star stage select screen	Enraptured
029	Invincible Candy*	While using Invincible Candy	Wincing
030	Heading for 0²	Dark Star, prior to boss	Wincing	Name given in the Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Festival pamphlet.
031	0² Battle	Battle with 0²	Wincing	English name given in Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
032	Room Guarder	Battle with Mid-Bosses	Wincing
033	Mini-Game select*	Mini-Game menu	Smiling
034	Ripple Star: Stage Select	Ripple Star stage select menu	Smiling	Name given in the Kirby 25th Anniversary Orchestra Concert pamphlet.
035	World Map	Viewing the World Map	Smiling
036	Select Screen	Main Menu	Enraptured	Name given on Nintendo Mobile, an official Nintendo ringtone service.
037	Boss Battles*	Boss Battles and Enemy Info menu	Wincing
038	Checkerboard Chase	Checkerboard Chase	Wincing
039	Bumper Crop Bump	Bumper Crop Bump	Wincing
040	100-Yard Hop	100-Yard Hop	Wincing	Rearrangement of the Gourmet Race theme from Kirby Super Star.
041	Battle with Friends: Waddle Dee*	Waddle Doo battle	Smiling
042	Battle with Friends: Adeleine*	Adeleine battle	Smiling
043	Battle with Friends: King Dedede*	King Dedede battle	Wincing
044	The Dark Shadow*	"The Dark Shadow" cutscene	Smiling
045	Kirby's Quest*	"Kirby's Quest" cutscene	Enraptured
046	Waddle Dee?	"Waddle Dee?" cutscene	Smiling
047	Waddle On!	"Waddle On!" cutscene	Smiling
048	Art Attack	"Art Attack" cutscene	Smiling
049	Adding Adeleine	"Adding Adeleine" cutscene	Smiling
050	Dark Dedede	"Dark Dedede" cutscene	Wincing
051	A Reluctant Ally	"A Reluctant Ally" cutscene	Smiling
052	On to Rock Star	"On to Rock Star" cutscene	Smiling
053	Desert Desserts	"Desert Desserts" cutscene	Smiling
054	All Washed Up	"All Washed Up" cutscene	Smiling
055	Hot Waddle Dawdle	"Hot Waddle Dawdle" cutscene	Wincing
056	Ripple Rescue	"Ripple Rescue" cutscene	Smiling
057	Darkness Calls	"Darkness Calls" cutscene	Smiling
058	Fare...well?	"Fare...well?" cutscene	Shocked
059	Crystal Clear!	"Crystal Clear!" cutscene	Smiling
060	Project K-64	Staff credits	Smiling
061	Kirby Dance (Long)*	Sound Check	Smiling	Unused elsewhere in the game.
062	Kirby Dance (Short)*	Sound Check	Smiling	Unused elsewhere in the game.

Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble

The Sound Room in Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble.

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 following is a list of songs in Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble's Sound Room. All track titles are conjectural:

Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble Sound Room track list
#	Title	Notes
1	Opening	Intro cutscene theme.
2	Kirby Flies to the Scene	Pre-title screen theme.
3	Title	Title screen theme.
4	File Select	File select theme.
5	Stage Select	Map screen theme.
6	Simple Stage	The theme for simple stages.
7	Cloud Stage	The theme for cloud stages. Remix of "Bubbly Clouds" from Kirby's Dream Land.
8	Water Stage	The theme for water stages and the Kirby's Burst-A-Balloon sub-game.
9	Underground Stage	The theme for underground stages.
10	Castle Stage	The theme for castle stages.
11	Boss Theme	Boss battle theme. Remix of "Boss Theme" from Kirby's Dream Land.
12	Bonus Star	Theme used when selecting a bonus sub-game.
13	Shooting	The theme for the Balloon item.
14	Invincible Candy	The theme for the Invincible Candy item.
15	Stage Clear!	Jingle that plays when clearing a stage.
16	Kirby Dance	Jingle that plays when defeating a boss.
17	Defeat	Jingle that plays when losing a life.
18	Game Over	Jingle that plays when receiving a Game Over. Remix of the equivalent theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
19	Level Clear!	Jingle that plays when clearing a level.
20	Sub-Game Tutorial	The theme that plays during sub-game tutorials.
21	Kirby's Hurdle Race	The theme for Kirby's Hurdle Race. Remix of "Green Greens".
22	Do The Kirby	The theme for Do The Kirby.
23	Kirby's Roll-O-Rama	The theme for Kirby's Roll-O-Rama.
24	Chicken Race Intro	The jingle that plays at the start of Kirby's Chicken Race.
25	Kirby's Chicken Race	The theme for Kirby's Chicken Race.
26	Sub-Game Results	The results theme for the sub-games.
27	King Dedede's Theme	King Dedede's boss theme. Remix of "King Dedede's Theme" from Kirby's Dream Land.

Songs not included in the Sound Room include the options menu theme, the staff credits theme, and the ending screen theme.

Kirby Air Ride

The Sound Test in Kirby Air Ride

In Kirby Air Ride, the Sound Test is available from the start, and can be found in the Options menu under the Sound tab. Not all songs are available from the start, with most needing to be unlocked by completing the game's Checklists. Notably, all tracks are named in the Sound Test.

The following is a list of all the songs in Kirby Air Ride's Sound Test. The game is notable for using many tracks from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, so they are noted when applicable:

Kirby Air Ride Sound Test track list
#	Title	Checklist objective to unlock	Notes
00	Opening	N/A	Theme for the opening movie.
01	Menu	N/A	Menu theme.
02	Play Methods	N/A	Plays in the tutorial video for each of the three main modes.
03	Air Ride: FANTASY MEADOWS	Free Run: FANTASY MEADOWS Finish 1 lap in under 00:21:00!	Main theme of Fantasy Meadows.
04	Air Ride: CELESTIAL VALLEY	Free Run: CELESTIAL VALLEY Finish 1 lap in under 00:57:00!	Main theme of Celestial Valley.
05	Air Ride: SKY SANDS	Time Attack: SKY SANDS Finish in under 03:10:00!	Main theme of Sky Sands.
06	Air Ride: FROZEN HILLSIDE	Free Run: FROZEN HILLSIDE Finish 1 lap in under 00:58:00!	Main theme of Frozen Hillside.
07	Air Ride: MAGMA FLOWS	Air Ride: MAGMA FLOWS Race over 4,800 feet in 2 minutes!	Main theme of Magma Flows. Arrangement of the "Attack!" music from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!
08	Air Ride: BEANSTALK PARK	Free Run: BEANSTALK PARK Do 1 lap under 00:58:00 on Winged Star!	Main theme of Beanstalk Park.
09	Air Ride: MACHINE PASSAGE	Time Attack: MACHINE PASSAGE Finish in under 03:10:00!	Main theme of Machine Passage.
10	Air Ride: CHECKER KNIGHTS	Air Ride: CHECKER KNIGHTS Finish 2 laps in under 02:40:00!	Main theme of Checker Knights. Direct port of the "Strong Star Warrior" song from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
11	Air Ride: NEBULA BELT	Time Attack: BEANSTALK PARK Finish in under 03:00:00 on Rocket Star!	Main theme of Nebula Belt.
12	Kirby Super Star: Spring Breeze	Time Attack: FANTASY MEADOWS Finish in under 01:00:00!	Alternate theme of Fantasy Meadows. Direct port of the Green Greens arrangement from Kirby Super Star.
13	Kirby's Adventure: Forest Stage	CELESTIAL VALLEY: Over one race, ride on both the left and right bridge railings!	Alternate theme of Celestial Valley. Remix of Forest Stage from Kirby's Adventure.
14	Kirby Super Star: The Arena	SKY SANDS: Open the trapdoor exactly 3 times and finish in 1st place!	Alternate theme of Sky Sands. Direct port of Arena Showdown from Kirby Super Star.
15	Kirby's Adventure: Rainbow Resort	Air Ride: FROZEN HILLSIDE Finish 2 laps in under 01:56:00!	Alternate theme of Frozen Hillside. Remix of Rainbow Resort from Kirby's Adventure.
16	Kirby Super Star: Revenge of Meta Knight 1	Time Attack: MAGMA FLOWS Finish in under 03:20:00!	Alternate theme of Magma Flows. Direct port of Havoc Aboard the Halberd from Kirby Super Star.
17	Kirby Super Star: The Beginner's Room	Time Attack: BEANSTALK PARK Finish in under 02:55:00!	Alternate theme of Beanstalk Park. Remix of The Beginner's Room from Kirby Super Star.
18	Kirby Super Star: Revenge of Meta Knight 2	MACHINE PASSAGE: Shoot 3 characters out of the cannon at one time!	Alternate theme of Machine Passage. Direct port of Boarding the Halberd from Kirby Super Star.
19	Kirby: Green Greens	CHECKER KNIGHTS: Use spin panels 7 times or more and take 1st place!	Alternate theme of Checker Knights. Arrangement of the Green Greens theme, based on the orchestral arrangement from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
20	Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land: Dream Land	Race over 300 laps!	Alternate theme of Nebula Belt. Arrangement of the Fountain of Dreams theme, based on the orchestral arrangement from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
21	Finish!: Winner's Finish	N/A	Jingle for a player finishing a race in first place.
22	Finish!: Second Place or Worse	N/A	Jingle for a player finishing a race in second place or worse.
23	Finish!: CPU Finish	N/A	Jingle for a CPU player finishing a race in any place.
24	Air Ride: Results Screen	Make your lap time's last two digits the same!	Plays in the result screen of the Air Ride mode. Partial arrangement of the "Kirby Dance" jingle.
25	Air Ride: Ending	Fill in over 100 Checklist blocks!	Plays in the credits of the Air Ride mode.
26	Top Ride: GRASS	Top Ride: GRASS (No "Zero Items" rule) Take 1st place without using items!	Main theme of Grass. Partial remix of "Grass Land (3)" from Kirby's Dream Land 3.
27	Top Ride: SAND	Top Ride: SAND Take 1st place without using Boost!	Main theme of Sand.
28	Top Ride: SKY	Top Ride: SKY Take 1st and hit the Isle Knob 5 or more times!	Main theme of Sky.
29	Top Ride: FIRE	Top Ride: FIRE Take 1st place 10 times or more!	Main theme of Fire.
30	Top Ride: LIGHT	Top Ride: LIGHT Race more than 100 laps!	Main theme of Light.
31	Top Ride: WATER	Top Ride: WATER Finish 5 laps in under 01:02:00!	Main theme of Water.
32	Top Ride: METAL	Top Ride: METAL Take 1st and break 5 or more gear walls!	Main theme of Metal. Remix of "Cave Stage".
33	Kirby Super Star: The Mountain	Top Ride: GRASS Finish 1st and hit 5 or more Dash Panels!	Alternate theme of Grass. Direct port of Candy Mountain from Kirby Super Star.
34	Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards: Rock Star	Time Attack: SAND Finish in under 00:29:00!	Alternate theme of Sand. Arrangement of Rock Star from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards with a slightly different soundfont.
35	Kirby Super Star: Revenge of Meta Knight (Map)	Free Run: SKY Do one lap in under 00:09:00!	Alternate theme of Sky. Remix of the theme of the same name from Kirby Super Star. Appears in the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!
36	Kirby Super Star: Versus King Dedede	Top Ride: FIRE Finish 1st while holding the Fire item.	Alternate theme of Fire. Direct port of King Dedede's Theme from Kirby Super Star.
37	Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards: Mid-boss Room	Time Attack: LIGHT Finish in under 00:33:00!	Alternate theme of Light. Remix of Room Guarder from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
38	Kirby: Float Islands	Top Ride: WATER Finish 1st 5 seconds faster than #2!	Alternate theme of Water. Remix of Float Islands from Kirby's Dream Land.
39	Kirby: Shooting	Top Ride: METAL Take 1st place without using Boost!	Alternate theme of Metal. Remix of Shooting from Kirby's Dream Land.
40	Top Ride: Results Screen	Free Run: LIGHT Do one lap in under 00:07:50!	Plays in the result screen of the Top Ride mode. Partial arrangement of the "Kirby Dance" jingle.
41	City Trial: City	Free Run: Drive for a total of 30 minutes or more!	Main theme of the City Trial mode.
42	City Trial: Not Much Time Left	Free Run: Drive for a total of 30 minutes or more!	Plays in the last 30 seconds of the City Trial mode.
43	City Trial: City (Backside)	City Trial: Pick up a total of over 1,000 items!	Alternate theme of the City Trial mode.
44	City Trial: Dyna Blade Intro	City Trial: Do some damage to Dyna Blade!	Theme of the "Dyna Blade" event of City Trial, and of the Vs. King Dedede Stadium mode. Remix of Castle Lololo. Appears in the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya! under the name of "Destruction! Nightmare's Great Fortress".
45	City Trial: Tac Challenge	City Trial: Steal over 8 items from Tac by yourself!	Theme of the "Fake Items" and "Tac" events of City Trial. Direct port of the "Make Way, Make Waaay!" song from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
46	City Trial: Flying Meteor	City Trial: The meteor attacks the city 3 or more times!	Theme of the "Meteors" event of City Trial. Appears in the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
47	City Trial: Huge Pillar	City Trial: Break 5 or more of the huge pillars that appear!	Theme of the "Huge Pillar" event of City Trial. Appears in the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
48	City Trial: Station Fire	City Trial: In the city, bust Slick Star while riding on Formula Star!	Theme of the "Rail Station Fire" event of City Trial. Direct port of the "There It Is! Run!" song from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
49	City Trial: What's in the Box?	Stadium: KIRBY MELEE 2 In one game, KO enemies over 30 times!	Theme of the "Same Items" event of City Trial. Direct port of the "Dedede Passes By" song from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
50	City Trial: The Lighthouse Light Burns	City Trial: In the city, bust Warpstar while riding on Swerve Star!	Theme of the "Lighthouse" event of City Trial. Appears in the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
51	City Trial: Rowdy Charge Tank	Stadium: DRAG RACE 1 Finish in less than 00:20:00!	Theme of the "Rowdy Charge Tank" event of City Trial. Remix of the Green Greens theme.
52	City Trial: Item Bounce	City Trial: Pick up a total of over 100 items!	Theme of the "Item Bounce" event of City Trial. Direct port of the "Dedede Bustle" song from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back At Ya!.
53	City Trial: Dense Fog Today	City Trial: Break more than 500 boxes!	Theme of the "Fog" event of City Trial. Direct port of the "Monster Delivery" song from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back At Ya!.
54	City Trial: Legendary Air Ride Machine	Free Run: Change Air Ride machines 10 times or more!	Theme of the Legendary Air Ride Machines: Hydra and Dragoon. Plays when either is assembled by a Kirby and overrides any music, playing until the timer runs out.
55	City Trial: Properties Graph	N/A	Plays at the end of a City Trial match, showcasing the final progress of all Kirbys before the Stadium match.
56	Stadium: Title	N/A	Plays in the screen that announces the Stadium match.
57	Stadium: DRAG RACE	Stadium: DRAG RACE 4 Finish in less than 00:19:00!	Plays in the Drag Race Stadium mode. Partial remix of the Green Greens theme. Appears in the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya! under the name of "Special Strategy".
58	Stadium: AIR GLIDER	Stadium: AIR GLIDER Stay airborne longer than 30 seconds!	Plays in the Air Glider Stadium mode, and in the "Air Ride machine formation" event of City Trial. Direct port of the "Across Time and Space" song from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
59	Stadium: TARGET FLIGHT	Stadium: TARGET FLIGHT Stay airborne longer than 15 seconds!	Plays in the Target Flight Stadium mode. Remix of the Cave Stage theme.
60	Stadium: KIRBY MELEE	Stadium: KIRBY MELEE 2 In one game, KO over 40 enemies by yourself!	Plays in the Kirby Melee Stadium mode. Direct port of the "Warp Star" song from the Japanese version of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!.
61	City Trial: Ending	Fill in over 100 Checklist blocks!	Plays in the credits of the City Trial mode. Does not appear in the Japanese version's Sound Test.
62	Retire	N/A	Plays when a racer is KO'd.
63	Checklist Completed	Complete any checklist	Jingle for completing a checklist.

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

The Sound Player being used in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.

“

Once you get the Sound Player, you can play the Notes (musical scores) and Sounds (game sound effects) you've found.

”

— Kirby & The Amazing Mirror manual

In Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, the Sound Player is unlocked as a Treasure in Candy Constellation - Chest 1. The music and sound effects must be unlocked separately by finding Notes as Treasures. When collected, the Sound Player can be accessed through the Collection Room.

The following lists every music track in the Sound Player in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror. Conjectural track names are marked with an asterisk (*), while other track names are taken from the game's official album, unless otherwise noted:

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror Sound Player track list
#	Song	Notes
00	Title	Title screen theme.
01	Select	The main menu theme. Reused from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
02	Labyrinth Entrance Stage	Based on Forest/Nature Area theme. Plays in the first three rooms which serve as a tutorial area of the game.
03	Start Stage	The hub world theme.
04	Forest/Nature Area	The level theme for Rainbow Route and its surrounding areas.
05	Flame/Lava Area	The level theme for Mustard Mountain and its surrounding areas.
06	Ice/Crystal Area	The level theme for Peppermint Palace and its surrounding areas.
07	Cave/Rocky Area	The level theme for Cabbage Cavern and its surrounding areas. A remix of the Forest Stage theme from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
08	Castle/Building Area	The level theme for Moonlight Mansion, Carrot Castle, and their surrounding areas.
09	Ruins Area	The level theme for Radish Ruins and its surrounding areas.
10	Space Area	The level theme for Candy Constellation and its surrounding areas.
11	Deep Sea Area	The level theme for Olive Ocean and its surrounding areas.
12	Boss	The Mid-Boss theme. Reused from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
13	Dark Meta Knight	Dark Meta Knight's battle theme.
14	Boss Battle Theme	The main Boss battle theme, shared with Dark Mind's first form. English name taken from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
15	Last Boss / Second Form	Dark Mind's second form battle theme.
16	Last Boss / Third Form	Dark Mind's final form battle theme.
17	Ending	The ending cutscene theme.
18	Boss Endurance cleared*	A short fanfare after clearing the Boss Endurance mode.
19	Defeat*	A short jingle after losing a life.
20	Goal Game	The Goal Game theme.
21	Kirby Dance (Long)*	The Kirby Dance jingle after obtaining a Mirror Shard.
22	Kirby Dance (Short)*	The Kirby Dance jingle after completing a Goal Game.
23	Dark Meta Knight Appears	The prelude theme for Dark Meta Knight's battle.
24	Opening (first part)	The first part of the intro cutscene theme which fades into the second part together with the cutscene. It also serves as the background theme for Collection Room.
25	Opening (second part)	The second part of the intro cutscene theme. Also heard in the cutscene that plays just before Kirbys enter the Central Circle.
26	Dark Mind chase*	A short track which plays during the cutscene where Dark Mind takes off to flee after defeating his second form.
27	Crackity Hack	The main theme for the Crackity Hack sub-game.
28	Kirby Wave Ride	The main theme for the Kirby Wave Ride sub-game.
29	Start Count	A short fanfare before the Kirby Wave Ride race starts.
30	Goal!	A short fanfare after crossing the finish line in Kirby Wave Ride.
31	End of Match ~ Failure	A short fanfare for placing second, third or fourth in Kirby Wave Ride or Crackity Hack.
32	Kirby Wave Ride (won)*	A short fanfare for placing first in Kirby Wave Ride.
33	Perfect! (First Place)	A short fanfare for placing first in Crackity Hack or Speed Eaters. Also plays for 100% completion.
34	Speed Eaters	The main theme for the Speed Eaters sub-game.
35	Well Done! (Second Place)	A short fanfare for placing second, third or fourth in Speed Eaters.
36	Mirror Shard / Goal Game room*	A looped theme of a Mirror Shard waiting to be obtained. Also plays in the Goal Game room.
37	Invincible Candy*	A classic composition of Invincible Candy's musical theme.
38	Game Over	The Game Over fanfare from Boss Endurance. Reused from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
39	Crackity Hack (repeated)	The main theme for the Crackity Hack sub-game. Identical to the track 27.
40	Speed Eaters (unused)	An unused version of the Speed Eaters theme. It features more marimba and more reverb on various instruments.
41	Unknown fanfare*	An unused short looping fanfare nowhere to be heard in-game except in the Sound Player.

Kirby: Canvas Curse

The Sound Test in Kirby: Canvas Curse

In Kirby: Canvas Curse, the Sound Test is available from the beginning as part of the options menu. However, not everything is immediately available to hear. Some tracks are unlocked once the player defeats Drawcia Soul for the first time, while others must be purchased through Medal Swap. In particular, 200 Medals are needed to unlock the ability to buy the "Hidden Song", with 50 of those medals needing to be spent to actually purchase it.

The following table lists every song in the Sound Test of Kirby: Canvas Curse. Note that most Classic Songs will only play if the "Old School" setting is chosen in the "Settings" menu:

Kirby: Canvas Curse Sound Test track list
#	Song	Plays in	Notes
00	Opening	The opening cutscene of the game.
01	Menus	The main menu.	Based on the menu theme from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
02	Training	The tutorial area.	Based on The Beginner's Room theme from Kirby Super Star.
03	Plant Plain	Plant Plain	Based on the theme from Vegetable Valley in Kirby's Adventure.
04	Tiny Town	Tiny Town	Based on the theme from Bubbly Clouds in Kirby's Dream Land.
05	Ravine Road	Ravine Road	Based on one of the themes from Grass Land in Kirby's Dream Land 3.
06	Ghost Grounds	Ghost Grounds	Based on one of the themes from Ripple Field in Kirby's Dream Land 3.
07	Growth Grasses	Growth Grasses	Based on the Mountain Stage theme from Kirby's Adventure.
08	Mag Mount	Mag Mount	Based on the Castle Lololo theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
09	Rift Ruin	Rift Ruin	Based on the "Cave Stage" theme from Kirby Super Star and the Castle Lololo theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
10	Contrast Cave	Contrast Cave	Based on the Grape Garden theme from Kirby's Adventure.
11	Silver Submarine	Silver Submarine	Based on Kine's theme from Kirby's Dream Land 2.
12	Machine Mansion	Machine Mansion	Based on the "Underground Theme" heard in some stages in Kirby's Adventure.
13	Dreamy Darkness	Dreamy Darkness	Based on the theme that plays in Rock Star - Stage 4 from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
14	Paletto Polis	Paletto Polis	Based on the Ice Cream Island theme from Kirby's Adventure.
15	Cold Course	Cold Course	Based on the theme that plays in Shiver Star - Stage 1 and Stage 3 from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
16	Dungeon Dome	Dungeon Dome	Based on the theme that plays in Orange Ocean from Kirby's Adventure.
17	Canvas Canyon	Canvas Canyon	Based on the "Forest Stage" theme that plays in some stages in Kirby's Adventure.
18	Collapse Castle	Collapse Castle	Based on the Float Islands theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
19	Volatile Volcano	Volatile Volcano	Based on the theme that plays in Neo Star - Stage 2 and Stage 4 in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
20	Silent Seabed	Silent Seabed	Based on the Butter Building theme from Kirby's Adventure
21	Frozen Fantasy	Frozen Fantasy	Based on the Rainbow Resort theme from Kirby's Adventure
22	Mad Mechanism	Mad Mechanism	Based on the theme of Factory Tour from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
23	Spectacle Space	Spectacle Space	Based on Nightmare Wizard's battle theme in Kirby's Adventure.
24	The World of Drawcia	The World of Drawcia
25	Room Guarder	Enemy ambushes in stages	Based on the Mid-Boss theme from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
26	Jump Game	Dash! Jump!	Similar to other Goal Game music.
27	Clear 1	Completing a stage	Truncated version of the Kirby Dance jingle.
28	Clear 2	Finishing Dash! Jump!	The short Kirby Dance jingle.
29	Clear 3	Just after completing a Boss Game.	The full Kirby Dance jingle.
30	Fanfare 1	Completing a Boss Game.	Based on the Sub-Game completion jingle.
31	Fanfare 2	Completing a Boss Game.	Based on the Sub-Game completion jingle.
32	Fanfare 3	Failing a Boss Game.	Based on the Sub-Game fail jingle.
33	Game Over	The Game Over screen.	Based on the Game Over jingle from Kirby's Adventure.
34	Boss Game Select	Selecting a Boss Game.	Based on the Entrance theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
35	Paint Panic	Paint Panic	Based on the Gourmet Race theme from Kirby Super Star.
36	Cart Run	Cart Run	Based on the version of King Dedede's theme first heard in Kirby Super Star.
37	Kracko	Battling Kracko or Kracko Jr. in Block Attack.	Based on the Boss battle theme from Kirby's Adventure.
38	Done In	Kirby is KO'd.	The classic "Miss" jingle.
39	Medal Swap	Medal Swap	Based on the Entrance theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
40	Drawcia Demo	Drawcia's appearances when conjuring bosses.
41	Drawcia Sorceress	Battle with Drawcia Sorceress.
42	Drawcia Soul	Battle with Drawcia Soul.
43	Ending Cinema	The ending cutscene of the game.	Borrows elements from the ending theme from Kirby's Adventure. Arrangement of the "Opening" theme.
44	Credits	Staff credits	Based on "Gourmet Race from Kirby Super Star and the Invincible Candy theme.
45	Classic Song 1-1	Ravine Road, Canvas Canyon	The Vegetable Valley theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
46	Classic Song 1-2	Mag Mount, Volatile Volcano	The "Underground Stage" theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
47	Classic Song 1-3	Machine Mansion, Mad Mechanism	The Butter Building theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
48	Classic Song 1-4	Silver Submarine, Silent Seabed	The Orange Ocean theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
49	Classic Song 1-5	Ghost Grounds, Dreamy Darkness	The "Forest Stage" theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
50	Classic Song 1-6	Tiny Town, Paletto Polis	The Grape Garden theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
51	Classic Song 1-7	Cold Course, Frozen Fantasy	The Rainbow Resort theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
52	Classic Song 1-8	Contrast Cave, Dungeon Dome	The Ice Cream Island theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
53	Classic Song 1-9	Rift Ruin, Collapse Castle	The Mountain Stage theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
54	Classic Song 1-10	Failing a Boss Game.	The Sub-Game fail jingle, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
55	Classic Song 1-11	Dash! Jump!	The Goal Game jingle, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
56	Classic Song 1-12	Starting a Rainbow Run stage.	The opening riff from Kirby's Air Grind, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
57	Classic Song 1-13	Clearing a stage in Rainbow Run.	A short version of the Kirby Dance jingle, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
58	Classic Song 2-14	The main menu.	The main menu theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
59	Classic Song 2-15	Block Attack	The mid-boss battle music, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
60	Classic Song 2-16	Spectacle Space	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.
61	Classic Song 2-17	The World of Drawcia	The Museum and Warp Star room themes, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
62	Classic Song 2-18	Time Trial stages.	The Kirby's Air Grind theme music, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. Based on the Green Greens theme from Kirby's Dream Land.
63	Classic Song 2-19	Line Trial stages.	The Bomb Rally theme music, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
64	Classic Song 2-20	Plant Plain, Growth Grasses, Staff credits	The Green Greens rearrangement for the last stage of Rainbow Resort, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. Based on the version of the Green Greens theme from Kirby Super Star.
65	Classic Song 2-21	Completing a Boss Game.	The Sub-Game completion jingle, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
66	Classic Song 2-22	Kirby is KO'd	The classic KO'd jingle, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
67	Classic Song 2-23	The Game Over screen.	The Game Over jingle, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
68	Classic Song 3-24	Battling Kracko and Kracko Jr., Paint Panic	The Boss battle music, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
69	Classic Song 3-25	During the ending scene for characters other than Kirby.	The theme that plays at the beginning of The Fountain of Dreams, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
70	Classic Song 3-26	Drawcia's appearances when conjuring bosses.	The opening riff for Nightmare's battle music, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
71	Classic Song 3-27	During the Drawcia Soul battle	Nightmare's battle music, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
72	Classic Song 3-28	Cart Run	King Dedede's theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
73	Classic Song 3-29	During the battle with Drawcia Sorceress	The Fountain of Dreams theme, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
74	Classic Song 3-30	Completing a Boss Game.	The Sub-Game completion jingle, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
75	Classic Song 3-31	During the ending cutscene.	The ending cutscene song, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
76	Classic Song 3-32	After completing a Boss Game.	The full Kirby Dance jingle, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.
77	Classic Song 3-33	After completing Dash! Jump!	The short Kirby Dance jingle, taken directly from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.

Notably, the Sound Test doesn't list one song:

• Block Attack - Plays in the stages of the Block Attack sub-game that have regular enemies. Remix of "Mid-Boss Battle" from Kirby's Adventure. Conjectural title.

Kirby: Squeak Squad

The Sound Room in Kirby: Squeak Squad

“

Nab the Sound Player and you’ll be able to play different notes and sounds.

”

— Kirby: Squeak Squad manual

In Kirby: Squeak Squad, the Sound Player (also known as the Sound Room) returns from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, and is unlocked as a Treasure in Prism Plains - Stage 3. Also like that game, music and sound effects must be unlocked by finding Notes as Treasures. When collected, the Sound Room can be accessed through the Collection.

The following lists every music track in the Sound Room for Kirby: Squeak Squad. Conjectural track names are marked with an asterisk (*), while some track names are taken from other official sources:

Kirby: Squeak Squad Sound Room track list
#	Title	Notes
00	Sub-Game Menu*	Plays in the Sub-Game menus. Remix of Entrance from Kirby's Dream Land.
01	Speedy Teatime*	Theme of the Speedy Teatime sub-game.
02	Smash Ride	Theme of the Smash Ride sub-game. Remix of Float Islands from Kirby's Dream Land. Name taken from Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe.
03	Treasure Shot*	Theme of the Treasure Shot sub-game.
04	Menu*	Main menu theme. Also plays in the rooms before bosses in Boss Endurance.
05	Squeak Squad: Title	Title screen theme. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack
06	Level Entrance	Plays in most of the game's cutscenes, in the world map, and in stage select screens for Prism Plains and Secret Sea. Arrangement of Level 1 Map Select from Kirby's Adventure. Name taken from Nintendo Mobile.
07	Stage Select*	Plays in the stage select screens for Nature Notch, Cushy Cloud, Jam Jungle, Vocal Volcano and Ice Island.
08	Forest/Nature Area	Plays in Stage 3 of Prism Plains and Stage 1 of Cushy Cloud. Arrangement of Forest/Nature Area from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.
09	Invincible	The Invincible Candy theme.
10	Snow Area*	Plays in Stage 2 of Ice Island.
11	Goal Game*	Plays in the Goal Game.
12	Kirby Dance (Short)	Short version of the Kirby Dance theme.
13	Kirby Dance (Long)	Long version of the Kirby Dance theme.
14	Prism Plains	Plays in Stage 1 of Prism Plains, Stage 3 of Cushy Cloud, and Stage EX of Ice Island. Partial remix of "Grass Land (3)" from Kirby's Dream Land 3. Name taken from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
15	Green Greens	Plays in Stage 3 and Stage 5 of Nature Notch, and Stage 1 of Vocal Volcano. Remix of Green Greens.
16	Cloud Area*	Plays in Stage 4 of Cushy Cloud, Stage 1 of Ice Island and Stage 2 of Secret Sea.
17	Eerie Underground	Plays in Stage 5 of Nature Notch, Stage 2 of Jam Jungle, and Stage 4 of Secret Sea. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
18	Galaxy Area*	Plays in the last regular stage of the game, Gamble Galaxy - Stage 3. Partial remix of Green Greens.
19	Mid-Boss Battle	Plays in mid-boss battles. Remix of Room Guarder from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Name taken from Nintendo Mobile.
20	King Dedede's Theme	Plays during the battles against King Dedede and Meta Knight. Remix of King Dedede's Theme.
21	Boss Battle	Plays during the battles against Mrs. Moley and Bohboh. Also plays in the cutscene after beating Daroach in Ice Island, when Meta Knight steals the big treasure chest. Name taken from Nintendo Mobile.
22	Squeak Squad Appears!	Plays whenever Kirby grabs a big treasure chest, causing the Squeaks to appear to chase after him. Also plays in the cutscene after beating King Dedede in Prism Plains, when the Squeaks first show up. Name taken from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
23	VS. Squeak Squad	Plays during the battles against Mecha-Kracko, Yadgaine, Daroach, and Dark Daroach. Also plays in the cutscene after beating Meta Knight in Secret Sea, when Daroach steals the big treasure chest. Name taken from Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack.
24	Stage: Plains	Plays in Stage 2 of Prism Plains, Stage 5 of Jam Jungle, and Stage 4 of Ice Island. Arrangement of the Vegetable Valley theme from Kirby's Adventure. Name taken from Nintendo Mobile.
25	Ice Cream Island	Plays in Stage 2 of Cushy Cloud and Stage 1 of Secret Sea. Arrangement of the Ice Cream Island theme from Kirby's Adventure.
26	Stage: Cave	Plays in Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage EX of Nature Notch, Stage 1 of Jam Jungle, and Stage 4 of Vocal Volcano. Arrangement of Cave/Rocky Area from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror, which is a remix of Forest Stage from Kirby's Adventure. Name taken from Nintendo Mobile.
27	Space Area	Plays in Stage 2 of Gamble Galaxy. Arrangement of Space Area from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.
28	Ruins Area	Plays in Stage 4 of Nature Notch, Stage 3 and Stage EX of Jam Jungle, and Stage 3 of Vocal Volcano. Arrangement of Ruins Area from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.
29	Stage: Castle Dedede, Etc.	Plays in Stage 4, Stage 5 and Stage EX of Prism Plains, Stage EX of Cushy Cloud, Stage 3 of Ice Island, and Stage 3 of Secret Sea. Arrangement of the Butter Building theme from Kirby's Adventure. Name taken from Nintendo Mobile.
30	The Legendary Halberd	Plays in Stage 4 of Jam Jungle, the first room of Secret Sea's boss stage and Stage 1 of Gamble Galaxy. Remix of Revenge of Meta Knight (Map) and The Legendary Air Ride Machine. Name taken from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.
31	Vocal Volcano	Plays in Stage 2 and Stage EX of Vocal Volcano, and Stage 5 of Secret Sea. Also plays in the title screen of Boss Endurance. Name taken from the Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition Compilation Soundtrack.
32	Ending	Plays during the ending cutscene and credits. Name taken from Nintendo Dream Web.
33	Done In*	Plays when Kirby loses a life.
34	Game Over	Plays on the Game Over screen. Arrangement of the Game Over theme from Kirby's Adventure.
35	Dark Nebula Prelude*	Plays while chasing the smaller star version of Dark Nebula in Gamble Galaxy - Stage 4.
36	Dark Nebula Battle	Plays during the battle against Dark Nebula. Name taken from Nintendo Mobile.

Notably, the Sound Player doesn't include two songs:

• Boss Prelude* - plays in the first room of the boss stages for all levels but Secret Sea, in the stage select screen for Gamble Galaxy, at the beginning of the cutscene after beating Daroach in Ice Island, and in the stage select screen of Boss Endurance;
• Storm Cloud* - plays in Stage 5 of Cushy Cloud, Stage EX of Secret Sea, and at the beginning of the cutscene after beating Meta Knight in Secret Sea.

Kirby's Epic Yarn / Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn

The Tunes list in Kirby's Epic Yarn.

The Sound Test, here named Tunes, is part of Patch Plaza in Quilty Court in both Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. It is available from the start, but music must be unlocked by collecting the CD Treasure in each stage. CDs are also earned automatically when clearing boss stages. Not every song is available as a CD, because there are only 50 stages to collect music in. 52 total tracks are available in both versions of the game, with Yin-Yarn yielding three CDs upon defeat.

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 following is a list of songs available in Tunes in Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn:

Kirby's (Extra) Epic Yarn Tunes list
#	Title	Found in	In-game description	Notes
01	Quilty Square	Temper Temple	This new music plays in Quilty Square.
02	Grass Land	Sweets Park	This new music plays in Grass Land.
03	Hot Land	Cocoa Station	This new music plays in Hot Land.
04	Treat Land	Boom Boatyard	This new music plays in Treat Land.
05	Water Land	Fossil Reef	This new music plays in Water Land.
06	Snow Land	Frigid Fjords	This new music plays in Snow Land.
07	Space Land	Mysterious UFO	This new music plays in Space Land.
08	Dream Land	Yin-Yarn	American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land! Now you can hear it in Dream Land. British English: A classic tune from the Kirby series. Now you can hear it in Dream Land!	Remix of "Ripple Star: Stage Select" from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. In the American English version, it is erroneously listed as appearing in Kirby's Dream Land, a mistake that persists with all arrangements from previous Kirby games. The British English version correctly states it's from the Kirby series instead. 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.
09	Quilty Court	Evergreen Lift	This new music plays in Quilty Court.	Plays in all apartments besides Kirby's Pad.
10	Patch Castle	Patch Castle	This new music plays in Patch Castle.
11	Fountain Gardens	Fountain Gardens	This new music plays in Fountain Gardens.
12	Flower Fields	Flower Fields	This new music plays in Flower Fields.
13	Rainbow Falls	Rainbow Falls	This new music plays in Rainbow Falls.	Also plays in Sweets Park.
14	Big-Bean Vine	Big-Bean Vine	This new music plays in Big-Bean Vine.
15	Mole Hole	Mole Hole	This new music plays in Mole Hole.	Also plays when using the Digger transformation in Cool Cave and Sweets Park.
16	Weird Woods	Weird Woods	This new music plays in Weird Woods.
17	Pyramid Sands	Pyramid Sands	This new music plays in Pyramid Sands.
18	Lava Landing	Lava Landing	This new music plays in Lava Landing.	Also plays in Temper Temple.
19	Cool Cave	Cool Cave	This new music plays in Cool Cave.
20	Dino Jungle	Dino Jungle	This new music plays in Dino Jungle.
21	Dusk Dunes	Dusk Dunes	This new music plays in Dusk Dunes.	Also plays when using the Off-Roader transformation in Pyramid Sands and Frigid Fjords.
22	Toy Tracks	Toy Tracks	This new music plays in Toy Tracks.	Also plays in Cocoa Station.
23	Mushroom Run	Mushroom Run	This new music plays in Mushroom Run.
24	Melody Town	Melody Town	This new music plays in Melody Town.
25	Dark Manor	Dark Manor	This new music plays in Dark Manor.
26	Splash Beach	Splash Beach	American English: This new music plays in Splash Beach. British English: This new music plays in Splash Beach at night.	Called "Theme from Splash Beach (Night)" in the British English version.
27	Secret Island	Secret Island	American English: This new music plays in Secret Island. British English: This new music plays in Splash Beach during the day.	Also plays in Boom Boatyard. The British English version names it "Theme from Splash Beach (Day)" instead of "Secret Island", and thus describes it as playing there.
28	Blub-Blub Ocean	Blub-Blub Ocean	This new music plays in Blub-Blub Ocean.
29	Deep-Dive Deep	Deep-Dive Deep	This new music plays in Deep-Dive Deep.	Also plays in Fossil Reef.
30	Snowy Fields	Snowy Fields	This new music plays in Snowy Fields.	Also plays in Evergreen Lift.
31	Cozy Cabin	Cozy Cabin	This new music plays in Cozy Cabin.
32	Mt. Slide	Mt. Slide	This new music plays in Mt. Slide.
33	Frosty Wheel	Frosty Wheel	This new music plays in Frosty Wheel.
34	Future City	Future City	This new music plays in Future City.	Also plays in Mysterious UFO.
35	Tube Town	Tube Town	This new music plays in Tube Town.
36	Stellar Way	Stellar Way	This new music plays in Stellar Way.
37	Tankbot	Moon Base	American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land. Now you can hear it when Kirby is a Tankbot! British English: A classic tune from the Kirby series. Now you can hear it when Kirby is a Tankbot!	Remix of "Shooting" from Kirby's Dream Land. The remix is originally from Kirby Air Ride. Called "Tankbot Theme" in the British English version.
38	Outer Rings	Outer Rings	This new music plays in Outer Rings.	Also plays when using the Rocket transformation in Stellar Way and the Star Shooter transformation in Cloud Palace.
39	Green Greens	Whispy's Forest	American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land. Now you can hear it in Whispy's Forest! British English: A classic tune from the Kirby series. Now you can hear it in Whispy's Forest!	Remix of "Green Greens" from Kirby's Dream Land.
40	Butter Building	Tempest Towers	American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land. Now you can hear it in Tempest Towers! British English: A classic tune from the Kirby series. Now you can hear it in Tempest Towers!	Remix of "Butter Building" from Kirby's Adventure.
41	Bubbly Clouds	Cloud Palace	American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land. Now you can hear it in Cloud Palace! British English: A classic tune from the Kirby series. Now you can hear it in Cloud Palace!	Remix of "Bubbly Clouds" from Kirby's Dream Land.
42	Gourmet Race	Castle Dedede	American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land. Now you can hear it in Castle Dedede! British English: A classic tune from the Kirby series. Now you can hear it in Castle Dedede!	Remix of "Gourmet Race" from Kirby Super Star.
43	Ice Cream Island	Meta Melon Isle	American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land. Now you can hear it in Meta Melon Isle! British English: A classic tune from the Kirby series. Now you can hear it in Meta Melon Isle!	Remix of "Ice Cream Island" from Kirby's Adventure.
44	Halberd	Battleship Halberd	American English: This classic tune was in Kirby's Dream Land. Now you can hear it on the battleship Halberd! British English: A classic tune from the Kirby series. Now you can hear it on the battleship Halberd!	Remix of "Boarding the Halberd" from Kirby Super Star. Called "Halberd Theme" in the British English version.
45	Fangora	Fangora	This new music plays during the fight with Fangora.
46	Hot Wings	Hot Wings	This new music plays during the fight with Hot Wings.
47	Squashini	Squashini	This new music plays during the fight with Squashini.
48	Capamari	Capamari	This new music plays during the fight with Capamari.
49	King Dedede	King Dedede	This new music plays during the fight with King Dedede.	Remix of "King Dedede's Theme" from Kirby's Dream Land, specifically the extended version from Kirby Super Star.
50	Meta Knight	Meta Knight	This new music plays during the fight with Meta Knight.	Remix of "VS. Meta Knight" from Kirby Super Star.
51	Yin-Yarn	Yin-Yarn	This new music plays during the fight with Yin-Yarn.	Remix of "Boss" from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
52	Staff Credits	Yin-Yarn	This new music plays during Staff Credits.	Called "Staff Credits Theme" in the British English version.

Several miscellaneous tracks are excluded from the Tunes listing, including the theme for Kirby's Pad, Kracko and Space Kracko's battle theme, and Mega Yin-Yarn's battle theme, among others that are more obscure. In Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn, none of the additional new tracks are included — such as the themes for Dedede Gogogo and Slash & Bead.

Kirby Mass Attack

The Music Player in Kirby Mass Attack

The Music Player is unlocked in Kirby Mass Attack after collecting 10 Medals. Music is not unlocked for playback until it is encountered in the game itself, although clearing the main game's story mode and seeing the credits will unlock each and every track, even if not encountered before. Notably, each track in this game has a unique title that is given in the Music Player, and tracks are not given numbers.

The track list for the Music Player can be found on this page.

Kirby's Return to Dream Land / Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe

The complete Sound Test menu in Kirby's Return to Dream Land

The Complete Jukebox menu in Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe

“

The Sound Test is now available! Listen to music and sounds from the game here.

”

— Kirby's Return to Dream Land unlock quote

“

The Jukebox is now available! Use it to listen to music and sounds from the game.

”

— Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe unlock quote

In Kirby's Return to Dream Land, the Sound Test is unlocked in the game's Main Menu once the Main Mode is cleared. Tracks 97 to 115 are locked until Extra Mode, The Arena, and The True Arena are cleared. This game is also the last to include a section dedicated to sound effects; later entries are dedicated solely to music. Additionally, the Jukebox starts out as pink, but when all songs are unlocked, it turns rainbow.

In Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe, it is now known as the Jukebox. It no longer includes sound effects, but it now includes an auto-play function, colored music notes indicating the composer, and track titles. Interestingly, its unlock quote still references being able to listen to sounds, though this may be in reference to the sound effects tracks that are technically counted as music.

The track lists for the Sound Test in Kirby's Return to Dream Land and the Jukebox in Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe can be found on this page.

Kirby: Triple Deluxe

“

You've unlocked Sound Test, where you can listen to all of your favorite game music!

”

— Kirby: Triple Deluxe unlock quote

The Jukebox in Kirby: Triple Deluxe.

The Sound Test, also referred to as the Jukebox, returns in Kirby: Triple Deluxe, serving the same purpose as usual. It is unlocked after clearing Dededetour!. As the name implies, it takes the form of a traditional jukebox with the likeness of Hypernova Kirby, which lights up when music is playing. In the background, images of the Dreamstalk and a Waddle Dee at Kirby's House can be seen.

This game is the first to introduce an Auto mode, which will automatically play through all the tracks in sequence, which would become standard in subsequent titles. This can even keep going while the console is in Sleep Mode. This is also the first game to use specific-colored music notes to represent who composed each track: blue for Hirokazu Ando and red for Jun Ishikawa.

The track listing for the Jukebox can be seen on this page.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse

Screenshot from the Music Room in Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.

“

The Music Room is now open! Collect 'em all! Then listen to 'em all again and again!

”

— In-game caption from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse after collecting the first music track

The Sound Test is named the Music Room in Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, and is unlocked after collecting a music track for the first time. Individual tracks must be unlocked by either defeating the boss of a level, which will unlock all of the level's tracks, or by collecting specific Treasures, which will unlock remixes of music from previous Kirby games that are exclusive to the Music Room. The Music Room will play each song automatically in sequence, and additionally has a playlist feature, where the player can choose specific songs to listen to. Mike Kirby can be seen listening and bopping along from side to side while music is playing. Like in Kirby Mass Attack, each track in this game has a unique title that is given in the Music Room.

The track listing for the Music Room can be seen on this page.

Kirby: Planet Robobot

“

Your favorite tunes on demand! The Jukebox is now open.

”

— Kirby: Planet Robobot unlock quote

The Jukebox in Kirby: Planet Robobot

The Jukebox returns once again in Kirby: Planet Robobot, unchanged from Kirby: Triple Deluxe other than its aesthetics. It is unlocked after clearing Meta Knightmare Returns. A holographic image of Kirby wearing headphones appears on the top screen, which can rarely change into an 8-bit Kirby sprite from Kirby's Adventure.

The track listing for the Jukebox can be seen on this page.

Kirby Battle Royale

The music collection menu in Kirby Battle Royale.

In Kirby Battle Royale, music must be purchased with Battle Coins in the Collection, with all songs costing 400 Battle Coins each. Music will only be unlocked for purchase when it is heard at least once in-game. When purchased, it will become available to listen to in the Music Collection. Mike Kirby, who is not otherwise present in this game, appears as part of this menu.

The player can press X to change the repeat function, whether it will be for one song, all unlocked songs in list order, or on shuffle. All songs have a progress bar which also show their duration; as a consequence they only loop twice before fading out instead of playing indefinitely even if the player has chosen the option to repeat on one song. Unlike other Jukeboxes, the player can pause and resume the music while it is playing.

The following is a list of music tracks that appear in the Kirby Battle Royale Collection menu:

Kirby Battle Royale Music Collection track list
Song	Description	Notes	Length
Main Theme	Theme for Kirby Battle Royale.	Does not play anywhere else in the full version of the game. The demo version uses this tune in the video montage after using up all Demo Tickets for either single player or multiplayer. Officially called "Let Battle Commence!" (開幕かいまくバトルデラックス！, Opening Battle Deluxe!) in the "Kirby Battle Royale: May the Best Kirby Win!" 3DS theme and the Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Festival.	2:49
Opening Movie	Music for opening movie.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	1:07
Starting Battle	Music for starting battle.		0:09
Battle 1	Music for Battle Arena.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	2:22
Battle 2	Music for Apple Scramble.	Plays for the first minute of the battle.	2:02
Battle 3	Music for Apple Scramble.	Plays for the last minute of the battle.	1:20
Battle 4	Music for Coin Clash.	Plays for most of the battle.	1:38
Battle 5	Music for Coin Clash.	Plays for the last 30 seconds.	0:51
Battle 6	Music for Attack Riders.	Plays for the first 45 seconds of the battle. Brief arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	1:07
Battle 7	Music for Attack Riders.	Plays for the last 45 seconds of the battle. Brief arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	0:54
Battle 8	Music for Crazy Theater.	Music for short minigames.	0:20
Battle 9	Music for Crazy Theater.	Music for longer minigames.	0:25
Battle 10	Music for Crazy Theater.	Music for short minigames when one player is close to winning.	0:20
Battle 11	Music for Crazy Theater.	Music for longer minigames when one player is close to winning.	0:25
Battle 12	Music for Crazy Theater.	Short music before each round.	0:14
Battle 13	Music for Crazy Theater.	Short music and drumroll before each round if one player is close to winning.	0:08
Battle 14	Music for Rocket Rumble.		1:27
Battle 15	Music for Robo Bonkers.	Plays for most of the battle. Contains a brief nod to The Noble Haltmann before looping.	2:51
Battle 16	Music for Robo Bonkers.	Plays when Robo Bonkers gets stunned a second time.	1:35
Battle 17	Music for Slam Hockey.	Plays for the first 45 seconds of the battle.	0:55
Battle 18	Music for Slam Hockey.	Plays for the last 45 seconds of the battle.	1:02
Battle 19	Music for Ore Express.	Plays for the first two rounds.	1:32
Battle 20	Music for Ore Express.	Plays for the last round.	1:14
Battle 21	Music for Flagball.		1:40
Battle 22	Music for Flagball.	Plays after one team scores three points.	1:27
Results 1	Music for battle results.	First bit is an arrangement of the short version of the Kirby Dance theme.	1:09
Results 2	Music for final results.	First bit is an arrangement of the long version of the Kirby Dance theme. Second bit is an arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme. The second half also plays on the "Thanks for playing!" message in the demo version.	0:44
Prologue 1	Music for prologue demo.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	0:33
Prologue 2	Music when changing view.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	1:24
Prologue 3	Music for Kirby's first battle.	Direct port of Kirby Fighters Deluxe from the game of the same name.	1:01
Prologue 4	Music when riding the Warp Star to the stadium.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	0:14
Prologue 5	Jingle for first battle victory.		0:04
Prologue 6	Jingle for first battle failure.		0:04
Cake Royale 1	Music for stadium entrance.		1:46
Cake Royale 2	Music when King Dedede appears.	Arrangement of King Dedede's Theme.	1:45
Cake Royale 3	Music when selecting League Battles.		0:41
Cake Royale 4	Music for clearing a League Battle.	Brief arrangement of Green Greens and Welcome to Dream Land.	0:59
Cake Royale 5	Music for failing a League Battle.	Brief arrangement of Green Greens.	1:21
Cake Royale 6	Music for Qualifier Battle prep.	Arrangement of Cake Royale 3.	1:05
Cake Royale 7	Music for Qualifier Battles.	Actually plays on the results screen after clearing a Qualifier Battle. Arrangement of Cake Royale 4; itself containing a brief arrangement of Green Greens and Welcome to Dream Land.	1:01
Cake Royale 8	Music when Meta Knight appears.	Direct port of Return of Meta Knight from Kirby: Planet Robobot.	1:25
Cake Royale 9	Music when Meta Knight thanks Kirby for battling his best.	Direct port of Brothers in Arms from Kirby: Planet Robobot.	1:56
Cake Royale 10	Music when King Dedede is having a temper tantrum.	Plays for the cutscene after clearing the 1-vs-3 battle. Arrangement of King Dedede's Theme.	1:16
Cake Royale 11	Music for King Dedede's room before battle.		0:23
Cake Royale 12	Music when Dededestroyer Z appears.	Brief arrangement of Masked Dedede's Theme.	0:18
Cake Royale 13	Music for the Dededestroyer Z battle.	Arrangement of Masked Dedede's Theme, King Dedede's Theme, the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme and Kirby's Triumphant Return.	4:47
Cake Royale 14	Music for the ending movie.	Brief arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme, A New Wind for Tomorrow and Welcome to Dream Land.	0:31
Cake Royale 15	Music for staff credits.	Medley of Menu 2, Battle 2, Battle 4, Cake Royale 1, Battle 14, Battle 15, Battle 19 and Cake Royale 13.	2:25
Cake Royale 16	Music for interviews.	Actually plays on the screen after the credits. Short arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	0:11
Menu 1	Music for title screen.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	0:34
Menu 2	Music for Main Menu.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	1:39
Menu 3	Intro music for battle prep.		0:02
Menu 4	Music during battle prep.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	1:45
Menu 5	Music for Collection mode.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme.	1:41
Menu 6	Music for Training mode.	Arrangement of the Kirby Battle Royale Main Theme and Green Greens.	1:34

Not all music tracks are available for purchase in the Collection Lists. The tracks missing include "Bright Spinning Planet", "A 3D Adventure! Kirby's Blowout Blast", "The Heroes' Challenge! Quest Board", "Sun, Sky, Dreamstalk", "Secret Area: HAL Room" (used for the Kirby: Planet Robobot, Kirby's Blowout Blast, Team Kirby Clash Deluxe, Kirby: Triple Deluxe, and Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe selections in Other Games), and the tune for losing all stamina in the Dededestroyer Z battle.

Kirby Star Allies

The Jukebox from Kirby Star Allies.

In the Jukebox for Kirby Star Allies, a graphic of Kirby along with his friends can be seen playing in a band, with Kirby on the mike, a Burning Leo on guitar, a Waddle Doo on bass, and a Waddle Dee on percussion. If the player presses any buttons not pertaining to the menu while a song is playing, it will cause the band to 'play' their instruments. After Heroes in Another Dimension is cleared with the true ending, the original band will sometimes be replaced with Kirby backed by The Three Mage-Sisters, using modified versions of their weapons as instruments. Kirby Star Allies: The Original Soundtrack has the exact same music from the Jukebox, but presented in a different order.

The Jukebox in this game is unlocked after clearing Guest Star ???? Star Allies Go!. Tracks related to The Three Mage-Sisters as a Dream Friend, Morpho Knight's Dream Friend battle music, Heroes in Another Dimension, The Ultimate Choice's Soul Melter EX difficulty, and the DLC Celebration Pictures must be unlocked before they can be listened to in the Jukebox.

The track listing for the Jukebox can be found on this page.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land

“

Looks like this band is taking requests! What should we ask them to play?

”

— Elfilin, regarding The Deedly Dees

The "Waddle Live! Corner Stage" in Waddle Dee Town acts as Kirby and the Forgotten Land's version of the Jukebox.

In Kirby and the Forgotten Land, there is a band named The Deedly Dees in Waddle Dee Town, who play at the Waddle Live! Corner Stage. Their overall function is similar to that of previous games' Jukeboxes, as they play music tracks that the player has heard during the game, and can play successive tracks in "Auto" mode like a playlist. The band consists of four Waddle Dees playing guitar, bass, keyboard, and drums; they play in time to the music, and only when their respective instruments are playing, and Kirby, Elfilin, and Bandana Waddle Dee dance to the beat. The music plays continuously throughout Waddle Dee Town when selected. Each song has its own name that is given while it's playing, the first instance of this in the main series. The Deedly Dees first appear in Waddle Dee Town after completing Lab Discovera, though not all of the tracks are available at first; when certain thresholds are met, Kirby can donate Star Coins to upgrade the stage and unlock more tracks (1000 for the first upgrade, 2000 for the second upgrade).

Not every track in the game can be listened to at the corner stage. Tracks missing include jingles for unlocking content or clearing or failing minigames, various ambient noises within certain stages, and the title themes associated with Past Adventures in Kirby's House. Tracks with multiple variations will play a medley version, and tracks with voiceovers do not include them.

The full track listing for the Corner Stage can be seen on this page.

Kirby's Dream Buffet

Main article: Gourmet Rank

In Kirby's Dream Buffet, the Gourmet Rank rewards menu acts as a sort of Jukebox, as it can be used to listen to the songs unlocked through gameplay, and uses the same note color differentiation as the main series' Jukeboxes. However, not all the songs are available in this menu, and it lacks some of the features seen in previous games, such as Auto mode. For more details, see the Gourmet Rank page.

Gallery

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  Sound Player artwork from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

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  Sound Player artwork from Kirby: Squeak Squad

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  The Tunes menu from Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn

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  The incomplete Sound Test in Kirby's Return to Dream Land

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  Official screenshot of Kirby: Triple Deluxe's Jukebox from Miiverse

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  The rare 8-bit Kirby sprite in Kirby: Planet Robobot's Jukebox

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  The alternate Jukebox menu from Kirby Star Allies, which can appear after obtaining The Three Mage-Sisters as a Dream Friend.

See also

• List of Kirby series music names in other languages

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	サウンドルーム saundo rūmu サウンドプレーヤー saundo purēyā	Sound Room Sound Player
Traditional Chinese	音響室 (Kirby Star Allies) yīn xiǎng shì 樂曲房間 (Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe) yuè qǔ fáng jiān	Sound Room (Kirby Star Allies) Music Composition Room (Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe)
Simplified Chinese	音响室 (Kirby Star Allies) yīn xiǎng shì 乐曲房间 (Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe) yuè qǔ fáng jiān
Dutch	Jukebox	-
French	Auditorium (Kirby's Return to Dream Land) Salle de musique (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse) Audio (Kirby Star Allies)	- Music room (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse) -
German	Klanghalle (Kirby's Return to Dream Land) Musikzimmer (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse) Jukebox	Sound hall (Kirby's Return to Dream Land) Music room (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse) -
Italian	Suoni (Kirby's Return to Dream Land) Sala musica (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse) Jukebox	Sounds (Kirby's Return to Dream Land) Music room (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse) -
Korean	사운드 룸 saundeu lum	Sound Room
Portuguese	Vitrola	Record player
Latin American Spanish	Audio (Kirby's Return to Dream Land) Música	- -
European Spanish	Audio (Kirby's Return to Dream Land) Música Sala de música (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse)	- - Music room (Kirby and the Rainbow Curse)

References

Kirby: Squeak Squad Collection Room
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Kirby Super Star Ultra Menu
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