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'''Done In'''<ref name="Canvas Curse">''[[Kirby: Canvas Curse]]''</ref><ref>''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack]]''</ref> (also known as '''That's That''',<ref name="Mass Attack">''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]''</ref> '''Whoops!'''<ref name="Rainbow Curse">''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse]]''</ref> and '''Defeat'''<ref name="Forgotten Land">Starting with ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]''</ref>) is a short jingle that usually plays when Kirby or another playable character is defeated, typically as they fall off of the screen. It, like the 1-Up jingle, is one of the most common themes in the Kirby series, known for giving the feeling of a casual error rather than a catastrophic failure. In most games, the music stops abruptly for about a second before the jingle plays, but this method of focus is abandoned in multiplayer games such as the ''[[Kirby Fighters]]'' series games. | '''"Done In"'''<ref name="Canvas Curse">''[[Kirby: Canvas Curse]]''</ref><ref>''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot Original Soundtrack]]''</ref> (also known as '''"That's That"''',<ref name="Mass Attack">''[[Kirby Mass Attack]]''</ref> '''"Whoops!"'''<ref name="Rainbow Curse">''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse]]''</ref> and '''"Defeat"'''<ref name="Forgotten Land">Starting with ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]''</ref>) is a short jingle that usually plays when Kirby or another playable character is defeated, typically as they fall off of the screen. It, like the 1-Up jingle, is one of the most common themes in the Kirby series, known for giving the feeling of a casual error rather than a catastrophic failure. In most games, the music stops abruptly for about a second before the jingle plays, but this method of focus is abandoned in multiplayer games such as the ''[[Kirby Fighters]]'' series games. | ||
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===''Kirby: Canvas Curse''=== | ===''Kirby: Canvas Curse''=== | ||
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===''Kirby: Squeak Squad''=== | ===''Kirby: Squeak Squad''=== | ||
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===''Kirby's Return to Dream Land'' to ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'' === | ===''Kirby's Return to Dream Land'' to ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'' === | ||
''Kirby's Return to Dream Land'', ''Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition'' ([[New Challenge Stages]]), ''Kirby: Triple Deluxe'', and ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'' all use the same audio clip for their version of "Done In". It features high-quality instruments, but otherwise is only notable for being one of the first versions to be a pre-made audio file instead of being sequenced. | ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land'', ''Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition'' ([[New Challenge Stages]]), ''Kirby: Triple Deluxe'', and ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'' all use the same audio clip for their version of "Done In". It features high-quality instruments, but otherwise is only notable for being one of the first versions to be a pre-made audio file instead of being sequenced. This variant is arranged by Jun Ishikawa. | ||
''Kirby's Return to Dream Land'' also features the first use of the current multiplayer variant of the jingle, which is simply the eight main notes played very quickly on a single bell-like instrument (similar to the ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' variant). This is used to avoid interrupting the music if a player other than player 1 loses a life. | ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land'' also features the first use of the current multiplayer variant of the jingle, which is simply the eight main notes played very quickly on a single bell-like instrument (similar to the ''Kirby's Dream Land 3'' variant). This is used to avoid interrupting the music if a player other than player 1 loses a life. | ||
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===''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''=== | ===''Kirby and the Forgotten Land''=== | ||
''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'' features a re-orchestration of the theme if Kirby runs out of health, now named '''Defeat''' in English for the first time. This version is again arranged by Jun Ishikawa. The multiplayer variant also got a re-arrangement, used if Bandana Waddle Dee runs out of health in 2-player co-op. | ''[[Kirby and the Forgotten Land]]'' features a re-orchestration of the theme if Kirby runs out of health, now named '''"Defeat"''' in English for the first time. This version is again arranged by Jun Ishikawa. The multiplayer variant also got a re-arrangement, used if Bandana Waddle Dee runs out of health in 2-player co-op. | ||
===''Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe''=== | ===''Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe''=== | ||