[Kirby BGM] Iconic and Popular Tracks from the Kirby Series
The music from the Kirby series is one of the most beloved soundtracks among game fans! Its wide range—from cute tunes to tense boss battle themes—is a big part of its charm.
There was even an orchestral concert held for the 25th anniversary! In this article, we’ll introduce Kirby series tracks that are adored even from a musical perspective.
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[Kirby BGM] Masterpieces and Popular Tracks from the Kirby Series (21–30)
Wishes to the Galaxy: Staff RollIshikawa Jun

This is the BGM used during the ending staff roll of Kirby Super Star.
Many people probably have fond memories of quietly reflecting on the game while listening to this track after finishing it.
At the very end, it even quotes a phrase from the familiar Kirby series tune GREEN GREENS, adding a playful touch to the music.
I’ll dominate you.Ishikawa Jun

This is the background music that plays during the battle with Magolor, a boss from the Wii title Kirby’s Return to Dream Land.
While it has an uptempo, cool vibe, the melody unfolds in an unstable way that evokes the unease typical of a boss fight.
Unlike other tracks, this piece does not appear in any games outside Kirby’s Return to Dream Land.
People who haven’t played this game may never have heard it, but it’s a fan favorite.
GREEN GREENSIshikawa Jun

“Green Greens” is the background music for the first stage of the original Kirby’s Dream Land, released in 1992.
It has often been used as the first-stage BGM in later entries as well, and many different arrangement versions exist to date.
This tune, which many people who have played Kirby games will have heard, could even be called one of Kirby’s theme songs.
Its lively tempo and cute, poppy sound create a fun melody that perfectly matches Kirby’s image!
VS. Zero TwoIshikawa Jun

This is the battle BGM for Zero-Two, the true final boss who appears after defeating Miracle Matter, the final boss of Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards for the Nintendo 64.
It’s a slightly scary track that perfectly matches the ominous, final-boss-like appearance.
Ripple Star: Stage SelectIshikawa Jun・Ando Hirokazu

This is the stage select screen BGM for Ripple Star in Nintendo 64’s Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
If you’re from the N64 generation, many of you have probably played it, right? It captures the game’s atmosphere very well and is one of the most popular tracks in the game’s soundtrack.
Battleship Halberd: DeckIshikawa Jun

The background music from Meta Knight’s Revenge in Kirby Super Star.
There’s also a counterpart track called “Battleship Halberd: Interior,” and the more fast-paced “Battleship Halberd: Deck” is known to be more popular.
Clash! Gourmet RaceIshikawa Jun

This is the track used in the action game mode “Gourmet Race” from Kirby Super Star, released on the Super Famicom.
In it, Kirby races against King Dedede, and the tune perfectly matches the content—an impressively energetic, run-inducing melody! It’s a song that makes you want to say, “Now this is Kirby.”



