Awesome Music / Robopon

Robopon 1

• The main theme in the first game, which doubles as the encounter theme at the Robopon Dome.
• The friendly town theme is just that; happy and welcoming.
• The theme played when healing your Robopon in the first game is four seconds of awesome.
• Not so much awesome as relaxing, but the Poro Village music from the first game can lull you to sleep. It doubles as the diving music.
• Also from the first game, the music in caves has a catchy, infectious beat.
• The Robopon Center music is very cheerful-sounding.
• The music when you're riding Cycool, Speedy, or Tread is very catchy, and is used in some minigames.
• The Jumper minigame music is fast and exciting-sounding, almost making up for how many times you'll lose at it in Kamat's Tower.
• Tail Castle is appropriately regal-sounding.
• The wasteland town theme is probably the most desperate and intense town theme in the Game Boy Color's library.
• The first game's credits theme.

Robopon 2

• The Battery Clatter music is short, but very exciting as you wonder which battery will come out. Sadly, it's not on the OST.
• The main theme, doubling as regular trainer battle music.
• Nick D.'s theme is sad and a little frightening, and a very well-crafted piece of music.
• The Lover's Cliff music sounds wistful, sad, and happy all at once.
• The Present Day World Map and the Past World Map are both very good; the present-day theme has more GBA instrumentation, while the Past theme goes retro.
• The time travel theme is heard in only a few scenes, but you hear it often enough that it leaves an impression.
• The Legend Battle music is intense from the get-go, and really makes you feel like you're fighting a Legend.
• The final boss music drives home that this could be a hopeless fight, but you keep trying anyway.
• The credits show thanks for saving the world and a job well done.

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