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* "Pokkurimakka's Theme" is an evil and imposing sounding number which is the ''de facto'' {{Leitmotif}} of Black Hoshipon and her Dark One army from ''2'' onward. Hearing this song gear up in a level means you know you're going to have to contend with some seriously powerful demons if you want to make it to the end.
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* Unlike ''Patapon 1'', ''Patapon 2'' has a unique main menu theme which is so peppy and upbeat you won't be able to help but sing along.
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* Unlike ''Patapon 1'', ''Patapon 2'' has a unique main menu theme which is so peppy and upbeat you won't be able to help but sing singing along.
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* The new main menu music can be summed in three words: "[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Electric. Guitar. Remix]]." What more could you ask for in menu music beyond a rock remix of ''Patapon 2'''s menu theme?
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* The new main menu music can be summed in three words: "[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Electric."Electric. Guitar. Remix]].Remix." What more could you ask for in menu music beyond a rock remix of ''Patapon 2'''s menu theme?
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* "Pala Biyappa Theme" Is a joyous, celebratory music that totally contrasts the fact that it plays in levels teeming with demons, but whatever, since with this song playing in the background you'll steamroll every anemy in your path. The titular "Pa-la Bi-YA-PA!" part stands out immensely, since it almost feels like the singing Patapons are congratulating you and encouraging you forward.
* "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" is a spooky, foreboding song which makes you feel like you're in a HauntedHouse, which makes it the perfect accoutrement to [[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon The Tomb of Tolerance]] with its puke-green walls and deadly swinging blades as you carefully and precisely clear it inch by inch.
* "Whoa Gyorocchi Theme" is an absolute kicker of a FinalBoss theme, remixing both the previously mention "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" and [[ThemeMusicPowerUp the very first theme heard in the series]], "Goroch's Theme". Finally concluding the Patapons' quest with epic electric guitars shredding in the background couldn't be more awesome.
* "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" is a spooky, foreboding song which makes you feel like you're in a HauntedHouse, which makes it the perfect accoutrement to [[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon The Tomb of Tolerance]] with its puke-green walls and deadly swinging blades as you carefully and precisely clear it inch by inch.
* "Whoa Gyorocchi Theme" is an absolute kicker of a FinalBoss theme, remixing both the previously mention "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" and [[ThemeMusicPowerUp the very first theme heard in the series]], "Goroch's Theme". Finally concluding the Patapons' quest with epic electric guitars shredding in the background couldn't be more awesome.
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* "Pala Biyappa Theme" Is is a joyous, celebratory music theme that totally contrasts the fact that it plays in levels teeming with demons, but whatever, since with this song playing in the background background, you'll steamroll every anemy in your path. The titular "Pa-la Bi-YA-PA!" part stands out immensely, since it almost feels like the singing Patapons are congratulating you and encouraging you forward.
* "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" is a spooky, foreboding song which makes you feel like you're in a HauntedHouse, which makes it the perfectaccoutrement accompaniment to [[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon The Tomb of Tolerance]] with its puke-green walls and deadly swinging blades as you carefully and precisely clear it inch by inch.
* "Whoa Gyorocchi Theme" is an absolute kicker of a FinalBoss theme, remixing boththe previously mention "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" and [[ThemeMusicPowerUp the very first theme heard in the series]], "Goroch's Theme". Finally concluding Concluding the Patapons' quest with epic electric guitars shredding in the background couldn't be more awesome.
* "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" is a spooky, foreboding song which makes you feel like you're in a HauntedHouse, which makes it the perfect
* "Whoa Gyorocchi Theme" is an absolute kicker of a FinalBoss theme, remixing both
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* Unlike ''Patapon 1'', ''Patapon 2'' has a unique main menu theme which is so peppy and upbeat you won't be able to help but sing along.
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* The new main menu music can be summed in three words: "[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Electric. Guitar. Remix]]." What more could you ask for in menu music beyond a rock remix of ''Patapon 2'''s menu theme?
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* "Ooh Datcool Theme" is an icy theme with a lot of subtle but rising action, and when it all begins to boil over the song is infectiously catchy.
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* Pipirichi's Theme" usually plays when fighting difficult bosses [[BattleInTheRain in the rain]] to obtain a key item. The danger in the Patapons' voices is great at signifying how tough the incoming encounter is going to be.
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* Pipirichi's "Pipirichi's Theme" usually plays when fighting difficult bosses [[BattleInTheRain in the rain]] to obtain a key item. The danger in the Patapons' voices is great at signifying how tough the incoming encounter is going to be.
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* "Wa Wa What Theme" is a topsy-turvy but still intense track associated with the desert which makes farming Reapers feel worthwhile, with a back-and-forth CallAndResponseSong vibe to it.
* "Pala Biyappa Theme" Is a joyous, celebratory music that totally contrasts the fact that it plays in levels teeming with demons, but whatever, since with this song playing in the background you'll steamroll every anemy in your path. The titular "Pa-la Bi-YA-PA!" part stands out immensely, since it almost feels like the singing Patapons are congratulating you and encouraging you forward.
* "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" is a spooky, foreboding song which makes you feel like you're in a HauntedHouse, which makes it the perfect accoutrement to [[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon The Tomb of Tolerance]] with its puke-green walls and deadly swinging blades as you carefully and precisely clear it inch by inch.
* "Whoa Gyorocchi Theme" is an absolute kicker of a FinalBoss theme, remixing both the previously mention "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" and [[ThemeMusicPowerUp the very first theme heard in the series]], "Goroch's Theme". Finally concluding the Patapons' quest with epic electric guitars shredding in the background couldn't be more awesome.
* "Pala Biyappa Theme" Is a joyous, celebratory music that totally contrasts the fact that it plays in levels teeming with demons, but whatever, since with this song playing in the background you'll steamroll every anemy in your path. The titular "Pa-la Bi-YA-PA!" part stands out immensely, since it almost feels like the singing Patapons are congratulating you and encouraging you forward.
* "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" is a spooky, foreboding song which makes you feel like you're in a HauntedHouse, which makes it the perfect accoutrement to [[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon The Tomb of Tolerance]] with its puke-green walls and deadly swinging blades as you carefully and precisely clear it inch by inch.
* "Whoa Gyorocchi Theme" is an absolute kicker of a FinalBoss theme, remixing both the previously mention "Tum-ta-ta-tum Theme" and [[ThemeMusicPowerUp the very first theme heard in the series]], "Goroch's Theme". Finally concluding the Patapons' quest with epic electric guitars shredding in the background couldn't be more awesome.
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* "Gyorocchi's Theme", sometimes referred to as "Goroch's Theme", is the very first song that plays in the series. From the very first blast of the opening didgeridoo note, you can already tell you're going to have a good time. The Theme itself is quite rousing and optimistic, and really makes the player feel like a god in control of an unstoppable army.
* "Acchichichi's Theme" is the {{Leitmotif}} of the {{Thirsty Desert}}s of the games and also [[SandWorm Zaknel]]. with a pseudo-Arabian flair to it, it drives home how your Patapons are expiring in the heat.
* "Yahoho's Theme" is the only theme in any of the game where the Patapons start ''yodeling''. It's also associated with destroying imposing fortresses and Gaeen, meaning the yodeling comes off as NarmCharm because of how well it accentuates the battle.
* Pipirichi's Theme", which is a track that usually plays when fighting difficult bosses [[BattleInTheRain in the rain]] to obtain a key item. The danger in the Patapons' voices is great at signifying how tough the incoming encounter is going to be.
* "Pikkurakotta's Theme" is an almost psychadelic song heavily associated with the jungle and [[BotanicalAbomination Shookle]], which is both fun to listen to and also makes the player uneasy.
* "Ushishi's Theme" is a peppy tune [[{{Leitmotif}} heavily associated with levels involving Gong the Hawkeye]]. Since Gong is a MemeticBadass and an exceptionally cool boss to fight, it's a memorable song indeed. Hearing it play during [[spoiler:the final battle with Ravenous]] in ''3'' may bring some players to tears.
* "Acchichichi's Theme" is the {{Leitmotif}} of the {{Thirsty Desert}}s of the games and also [[SandWorm Zaknel]]. with a pseudo-Arabian flair to it, it drives home how your Patapons are expiring in the heat.
* "Yahoho's Theme" is the only theme in any of the game where the Patapons start ''yodeling''. It's also associated with destroying imposing fortresses and Gaeen, meaning the yodeling comes off as NarmCharm because of how well it accentuates the battle.
* Pipirichi's Theme", which is a track that usually plays when fighting difficult bosses [[BattleInTheRain in the rain]] to obtain a key item. The danger in the Patapons' voices is great at signifying how tough the incoming encounter is going to be.
* "Pikkurakotta's Theme" is an almost psychadelic song heavily associated with the jungle and [[BotanicalAbomination Shookle]], which is both fun to listen to and also makes the player uneasy.
* "Ushishi's Theme" is a peppy tune [[{{Leitmotif}} heavily associated with levels involving Gong the Hawkeye]]. Since Gong is a MemeticBadass and an exceptionally cool boss to fight, it's a memorable song indeed. Hearing it play during [[spoiler:the final battle with Ravenous]] in ''3'' may bring some players to tears.
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* "Gyorocchi's Theme", sometimes referred to as "Goroch's Theme", is the very first song that plays in the series. From the very first blast of the opening didgeridoo note, you can already tell you're going to have a good time. The Theme theme itself is quite rousing and optimistic, optimistic and really makes the player feel like a god in control of an unstoppable army.
* "Acchichichi's Theme" is the {{Leitmotif}} of the {{Thirsty Desert}}s of the games and also [[SandWorm Zaknel]].with With a pseudo-Arabian flair to it, it drives home how your Patapons are expiring in the heat.
* "Yahoho's Theme" is the only theme in any of thegame games where the Patapons start ''yodeling''. It's also associated with destroying imposing fortresses and Gaeen, meaning the yodeling comes off as NarmCharm because of how well it accentuates the battle.
* Pipirichi'sTheme", which is a track that Theme" usually plays when fighting difficult bosses [[BattleInTheRain in the rain]] to obtain a key item. The danger in the Patapons' voices is great at signifying how tough the incoming encounter is going to be.
* "Pikkurakotta's Theme" is an almostpsychadelic psychedelic song heavily associated with the jungle and [[BotanicalAbomination Shookle]], which is both fun to listen to and also makes the player uneasy.
* "Ushishi's Theme" is a peppy tune [[{{Leitmotif}} heavily associated with levels involving Gong the Hawkeye]]. Since Gong is a MemeticBadass and an exceptionally cool boss to fight, it's a memorable song indeed. Hearing it play during[[spoiler:the the final battle with Ravenous]] Ravenous in ''3'' may bring some players to tears.
* "Acchichichi's Theme" is the {{Leitmotif}} of the {{Thirsty Desert}}s of the games and also [[SandWorm Zaknel]].
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* "Kachinkoron's Theme" is a fun, exciting jig that plays during certain levels in Bryun Snowfield, and makes playing those levels extra fun since it's a joy to listen to.
* "Totechitentan's Theme" is a goofy march that trivializes any enemies in your path--when this song is playing, you might as well be invincible!...at least that's what it feels like thanks to the music.
* "Totechitentan's Theme" is a goofy march that trivializes any enemies in your path--when this song is playing, you might as well be invincible!...at least that's what it feels like thanks to the music.
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* "Kachinkoron's Theme" is a fun, exciting jig that plays during certain levels in Bryun Snowfield, Snowfield and makes playing those levels extra fun since it's a joy to listen to.
* "Totechitentan's Theme" is a goofy march that trivializes any enemies in your path--when this song is playing, you might as well be invincible!...at At least that's what it feels like thanks to the music.music.
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* "Ho Hoi Yahha Theme" is the song which plays at the very beginning and end of the game, as well as when fighting [[OurGiantsAreBigger Gigantus and Gigante King]]. The stomping and clapping of the bassline already gets you psyched up to go conquer your foes/kick some Giant ass, but the heavy bass and titular "Ho HOI, YEAH YEAH!" vocals are what skyrocket the awesomeness levels of this song and get the player seriously pumped with adrenaline.
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* "Ho Hoi Yahha Theme" is the song which plays at the very beginning and end of the game, as well as when fighting [[OurGiantsAreBigger Gigantus and Gigante King]]. The stomping and clapping of the bassline already gets you psyched up to go conquer your foes/kick some Giant ass, but the heavy bass and titular "Ho HOI, YEAH YEAH!" vocals are what skyrocket the awesomeness levels of this song and get the player seriously pumped with adrenaline.adrenaline.
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* "Yahoho's Theme" is the only theme in any of the game where the Patapons start ''yodeling''. It's also associated with destroying imposing fortresses and Gaeen, meaning the yodeling comes off as NarmCharm because of how well it accentuates the battle.
* Pipirichi's Theme", which is a track that usually plays when fighting difficult bosses [[BattleInTheRain in the rain]] to obtain a key item. The danger in the Patapons' voices is great at signifying how tough the incoming encounter is going to be.
* "Pikkurakotta's Theme" is an almost psychadelic song heavily associated with the jungle and [[BotanicalAbomination Shookle]], which is both fun to listen to and also makes the player uneasy.
* Pipirichi's Theme", which is a track that usually plays when fighting difficult bosses [[BattleInTheRain in the rain]] to obtain a key item. The danger in the Patapons' voices is great at signifying how tough the incoming encounter is going to be.
* "Pikkurakotta's Theme" is an almost psychadelic song heavily associated with the jungle and [[BotanicalAbomination Shookle]], which is both fun to listen to and also makes the player uneasy.
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* "Totechitentan's Theme" is a goofy march that trivializes any enemies in your path--when this song is playing, you might as well be invincible!...at least that's what it feels like thanks to the music.
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* "Gyorogyoro's Theme" is a scary DarkReprise of "Gyorocchi's Theme" That only plays throughout the series when fighting [[FinalBoss Gorl]]. Given how it's the only song in the first game where the Patapons sound ''scared while singing it, it sells how dangerous of a demon Gorl is and how serious the fight with him will be.
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* "Gyorogyoro's Theme" is a scary DarkReprise of "Gyorocchi's Theme" That that only plays throughout the series when fighting [[FinalBoss Gorl]]. Given how it's the only song in the first game where the Patapons sound ''scared ''scared'' while singing it, it sells how dangerous of a demon Gorl is and how serious the fight with him will be.be.
!Introduced in ''Patapon 2''
* "Kachinkoron's Theme" is a fun, exciting jig that plays during certain levels in Bryun Snowfield, and makes playing those levels extra fun since it's a joy to listen to.
!Introduced In ''Patapon 3''
* "Ho Hoi Yahha Theme" is the song which plays at the very beginning and end of the game, as well as when fighting [[OurGiantsAreBigger Gigantus and Gigante King]]. The stomping and clapping of the bassline already gets you psyched up to go conquer your foes/kick some Giant ass, but the heavy bass and titular "Ho HOI, YEAH YEAH!" vocals are what skyrocket the awesomeness levels of this song and get the player seriously pumped with adrenaline.
!Introduced in ''Patapon 2''
* "Kachinkoron's Theme" is a fun, exciting jig that plays during certain levels in Bryun Snowfield, and makes playing those levels extra fun since it's a joy to listen to.
!Introduced In ''Patapon 3''
* "Ho Hoi Yahha Theme" is the song which plays at the very beginning and end of the game, as well as when fighting [[OurGiantsAreBigger Gigantus and Gigante King]]. The stomping and clapping of the bassline already gets you psyched up to go conquer your foes/kick some Giant ass, but the heavy bass and titular "Ho HOI, YEAH YEAH!" vocals are what skyrocket the awesomeness levels of this song and get the player seriously pumped with adrenaline.
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The ''Patapon'' series is a RhythmGame, so it's only natural that it would have a killer soundtrack.
!In General
* Each game has a CreditsMedley of every unique Theme which appeared in that installment, and all three obviously rock and solidify the player's feeling of accomplishment.
!Introduced in ''Patapon 1''
* "Gyorocchi's Theme", sometimes referred to as "Goroch's Theme", is the very first song that plays in the series. From the very first blast of the opening didgeridoo note, you can already tell you're going to have a good time. The Theme itself is quite rousing and optimistic, and really makes the player feel like a god in control of an unstoppable army.
* "Acchichichi's Theme" is the {{Leitmotif}} of the {{Thirsty Desert}}s of the games and also [[SandWorm Zaknel]]. with a pseudo-Arabian flair to it, it drives home how your Patapons are expiring in the heat.
* "Ushishi's Theme" is a peppy tune [[{{Leitmotif}} heavily associated with levels involving Gong the Hawkeye]]. Since Gong is a MemeticBadass and an exceptionally cool boss to fight, it's a memorable song indeed. Hearing it play during [[spoiler:the final battle with Ravenous]] in ''3'' may bring some players to tears.
* "Gyorogyoro's Theme" is a scary DarkReprise of "Gyorocchi's Theme" That only plays throughout the series when fighting [[FinalBoss Gorl]]. Given how it's the only song in the first game where the Patapons sound ''scared while singing it, it sells how dangerous of a demon Gorl is and how serious the fight with him will be.
!In General
* Each game has a CreditsMedley of every unique Theme which appeared in that installment, and all three obviously rock and solidify the player's feeling of accomplishment.
!Introduced in ''Patapon 1''
* "Gyorocchi's Theme", sometimes referred to as "Goroch's Theme", is the very first song that plays in the series. From the very first blast of the opening didgeridoo note, you can already tell you're going to have a good time. The Theme itself is quite rousing and optimistic, and really makes the player feel like a god in control of an unstoppable army.
* "Acchichichi's Theme" is the {{Leitmotif}} of the {{Thirsty Desert}}s of the games and also [[SandWorm Zaknel]]. with a pseudo-Arabian flair to it, it drives home how your Patapons are expiring in the heat.
* "Ushishi's Theme" is a peppy tune [[{{Leitmotif}} heavily associated with levels involving Gong the Hawkeye]]. Since Gong is a MemeticBadass and an exceptionally cool boss to fight, it's a memorable song indeed. Hearing it play during [[spoiler:the final battle with Ravenous]] in ''3'' may bring some players to tears.
* "Gyorogyoro's Theme" is a scary DarkReprise of "Gyorocchi's Theme" That only plays throughout the series when fighting [[FinalBoss Gorl]]. Given how it's the only song in the first game where the Patapons sound ''scared while singing it, it sells how dangerous of a demon Gorl is and how serious the fight with him will be.
