Grassland Theme

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This article is about the musical theme from Super Mario Bros. Wonder. For other musical themes that also play in a grassland, see Category:Grassland themes.
"Grassland Theme"

The "Grassland Theme" in Super Mario Bros. Wonder
Image for "Grassland Theme" from Super Mario Bros. Wonder in Nintendo Music
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Key G Major
BPM 108
Time signature 6
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Appears in Super Mario Bros. Wonder (2023)

The "Grassland Theme"[1] is a musical theme that serves as the main theme of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, where it plays in the levels Welcome to the Flower Kingdom! and Scram, Skedaddlers!. It was also featured in the game's first trailer.

This theme features vocals for its melody and harmony, and a whistle for its countermelody. Unlike its arrangements, it uses two-beat breaks between each bar of the melody in its first and third sections.

History[edit]

Super Mario Bros. Wonder[edit]

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See also: Starry-Staff Wonder

Super Mario Bros. Wonder marks the first appearance of the "Grassland Theme", and features ten additional arrangements.

The "Title Screen" theme, titled as such on the Nintendo Music app, is a calmer arrangement of the "Grassland Theme".

The theme that plays in the playable area before the intro cutscene, titled "Prologue: The Flower Kingdom" on the Nintendo Music app, incorporates brief arrangements of the "Grassland Theme" near the beginning and in the coda.

The jingle that plays at the end of the intro cutscene, titled "Prologue: Adventure Awaits!" On the Nintendo Music app, incorporates a brief arrangement of the "Grassland Theme" when all the characters take off running to chase after Castle Bowser.

A calypso arrangement of the "Grassland Theme" plays in Pipe-Rock Plateau's main overworld levels, titled the "Savanna Theme" on the Nintendo Music app.

A fast-paced, bluegrass arrangement based on the "Savanna Theme", plays in sky-themed areas, titled the "Athletic Theme" on the Nintendo Music app. The main melody is slightly different, but maintains the same chord structure. The last section is also similar to that of the "Savanna Theme"'s. Unlike most athletic themes in the Super Mario series, it lacks transposition from the "Grassland Theme".

A slow, orchestral arrangement of the "Grassland Theme" plays in badge challenge levels, titled "Badge Challenge" on the Nintendo Music app.

An Arabic-style arrangement of the "Grassland Theme" plays in Sunbaked Desert's main overworld levels, titled the "Desert Theme" on the Nintendo Music app.

The music for the ending cutscene before the staff credits, titled "Epilogue: Kingdom in Full Bloom" on the Nintendo Music app, incorporates several quotes of the "Grassland Theme".

The staff credits theme, titled "Starry-Staff Wonder" on the Nintendo Music app, incorporates an arrangement of the "Grassland Theme" at the very start, and briefly near the end.

An arrangement of the "Grassland Theme" plays during the last cutscene after the the staff credits, in which Bowser, Bowser Jr., and Kamek crash into the background. It is titled "Epilogue: Come Back Again Sometime, Yeah?" on the Nintendo Music app.

A trombone is added to the main melodies of the "Grassland Theme", the "Savanna Theme", the "Athletic Theme", and the "Desert Theme" when the player is in Elephant form. In the case of the "Grassland Theme", the main vocals are completely replaced, and a xylophone is included. On the Nintendo Music app, these remixes share the same track as the original in a medley. The same themes fade out their percussion when the player is in a standstill or going through a Warp Pipe.

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List of Super Mario appearances[edit]

Games[edit]

Work System Year Type Title Credits
Super Mario Bros. Wonder Nintendo Switch 2023 Original "Grassland Theme"[1]
Remix  
 
Arrangement "Title Screen"[1]
"Prologue: The Flower Kingdom"[1]
"Prologue: Adventure Awaits!"[1]
"Savanna Theme"[1]  
 
 
"Athletic Theme"[1]  
 
 
"Badge Challenge"[1]
"Desert Theme"[1]  
 
 
"Epilogue: Kingdom in Full Bloom"[1]
"Starry-Staff Wonder"[1]
"Epilogue: Come Back Again Sometime, Yeah?"[1]

Other media[edit]

Work Year Type Title Credits
Nintendo Music 2024 Original "Grassland Theme"
Remix
Arrangement "Title Screen"
"Prologue: The Flower Kingdom"
"Prologue: Adventure Awaits!"
"Savanna Theme"
"Athletic Theme"
"Badge Challenge"
"Desert Theme"
"Epilogue: Kingdom in Full Bloom"
"Starry-Staff Wonder"
"Epilogue: Come Back Again Sometime, Yeah?"

Names in other languages[edit]

"Grassland Theme"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 草原のテーマ[1]
Sōgen no Tēma
Grassland Theme

"Title Screen"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese タイトル[1]
Taitoru
Title

"Prologue: The Flower Kingdom"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese プロローグ:フラワー王国[1]
Purorōgu: Furawā Ōkoku
Prologue: Flower Kingdom

"Prologue: Adventure Awaits!"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese プロローグ:冒険に出発![1]
Purorōgu: Bōken ni Shuppatsu!
Prologue: Setting off for adventure!

"Savanna Theme"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese サバンナのテーマ[1]
Sabanna no Tēma
Savanna Theme

"Athletic Theme"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アスレチックのテーマ[1]
Asurechikku no Tēma
Athletic Theme

"Badge Challenge"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese バッジチャレンジ[1]
Bajji Charenji
Badge Challenge

"Desert Theme"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 砂漠のテーマ[1]
Sabaku no Tēma
Desert Theme

"Epilogue: Kingdom in Full Bloom"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese エピローグ:満開のフラワー王国[1]
Epirōgu: Mankai no Furawā Ōkoku
Epilogue: Flower Kingdom in full bloom

"Starry-Staff Wonder"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese スタッフロールワンダー[1]
Sutaffu Rōru Wandā
Staff Roll Wonder

"Epilogue: Come Back Again Sometime, Yeah?"[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese エピローグ:また会いにきてね![1]
Epirōgu: Mata Ai ni Kite ne!
Epilogue: Come see us again!

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w Nintendo Music