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"Timer Warning"
"Timer Warning" in Super Mario Bros.
The image for "Timer Warning" from Super Mario Bros. on Nintendo Music
Image from Nintendo Music
Composed by:
Koji Kondo
Key C major
BPM 95 (in dotted half notes)
Time signature(s) 3
4
First appearance Super Mario Bros. (1985)
Latest appearance Mario Kart World (2025)

"Timer Warning,"[1] also known as "Hurry Up,"[2] is a short, ascending thirteen-note musical fanfare composed by Koji Kondo for Super Mario Bros., where it plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 100 seconds. This theme has gone on to become a recurring theme in the Super Mario franchise, most particularly in the Super Mario series when the Time Limit is low and the Mario Kart series when a player starts the final lap of the race.

ReusesEdit

The following list does not include ports or remakes of Super Mario Bros.

Game Description
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels This game reuses the soundtrack from Super Mario Bros., including "Hurry Up."
NES Remix This game includes several challenges based on Super Mario Bros. where it is possible for the Time Limit to reach 99 seconds and "Hurry Up" to play. It is possible to hear the theme in Super Mario Bros. Stages 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, and 23, Bonus Stages 17-4 and 25, Remix I Stages 10, 16, 22, 24, and Remix II Stage 8.
NES Remix 2 This game includes several challenges based on Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels where it is possible for the Time Limit to reach 99 seconds and "Hurry Up" to play. It is possible to hear the theme in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels Stages 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, Bonus Stage 19, and Remix II Stages 7 and 10-3.
NES Remix Pack All of the stages from NES Remix and NES Remix 2 where it is possible for the Time Limit to reach 99 seconds and "Hurry Up" to play return.
Ultimate NES Remix Many of the challenges from NES Remix and NES Remix 2 where it is possible for the Time Limit to reach 99 seconds and "Hurry Up" to play return. It is possible to hear the theme in Super Mario Bros. Stages 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, and 23, Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels Stages 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, Bonus Stages 22, 24, and 27, Remix I Stages 16, 19, 22, and 24, and Remix II Stages 13-3 and 15.
Super Mario Maker / Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS / Super Mario Maker 2 "Hurry Up" plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 99 seconds in a Super Mario Bros.-style level.
Super Mario Bros. 35 "Hurry Up" plays when only 5 players remain.

ArrangementsEdit

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Super Mario seriesEdit

Super Mario Bros. SpecialEdit

Super Mario Bros. Special features a much choppier arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 99 seconds. Like in Super Mario Bros., the background music pauses while "Hurry Up" plays, and then a sped-up version of the background music plays after the fanfare.

  Hurry Up - The arrangement heard in the PC-88 version of Super Mario Bros. Special
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  Hurry Up - The arrangement heard in the Sharp X1 version Super Mario Bros. Special
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Super Mario Bros. 3Edit

Super Mario Bros. 3 features an arrangement of "Hurry Up," titled "Timer Warning" in the Nintendo Music app. It uses the Japanese name 「ワーニング」 (Wāningu, "Warning") in the album Famicom Sound History Series: Mario the Music. It plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 100 seconds, pausing the background music currently playing. After the theme plays, a sped-up version of the background music resumes.

This arrangement is reused in NES Remix 2, which includes several challenges based on Super Mario Bros. 3 where it is possible for the Time Limit to reach 100 seconds and "Hurry Up" to play. It is possible to hear the arrangement in Super Mario Bros. 3 Stages 7, 15 and 16, Bonus Stages 1, 6, 8, 10-3, 15, 17, 20-1, 20-5, and 21, Remix I Stages 3, 5, 10-3, 10-4, 12, and 20-2, and Remix II Stages 4, 10-1, 19, 20-7, and 20-8. All of these stages return in NES Remix Pack, and many of them return in Ultimate NES Remix, where it is possible to hear the arrangement in Super Mario Bros. 3 Stages 7, 15 and 16, Bonus Stages 1, 7, 9, 10-2, 18, 21, 25, and 26, Remix I Stages 8, 10, 13-3, 13-4, and 25-2, and Remix II Stages 3, 13-1, 24, 25-7, and 25-8.

It is also reused in amiibo tap: Nintendo's Greatest Bits, which includes Super Mario Bros. 3 as an unlockable game. Since each Scene can only be played for 180 real-life seconds, it is possible for the Time Limit to reach 99 and "Hurry Up" to be heard in every Scene other than Scene 10, as its Time Limits begins at 400 rather than 300.

It is also reused in Super Mario Maker, Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS, and Super Mario Maker 2, where it plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 99 seconds in a Super Mario Bros. 3-style level.

  Timer Warning - The arrangement heard in Super Mario Bros. 3
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Super Mario WorldEdit

Super Mario World features a different ten-note arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 99 seconds. Unlike the theme's previous appearances, the background music continues to play while "Hurry Up" is heard, immediately switching to the sped-up version rather than pausing for the fanfare.

This arrangements is reused for the versions of Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, and Super Mario Bros. 3 in Super Mario All-Stars and Super Mario All-Stars Limited Edition. It is also used in Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World for all four included games. Like in Super Mario World, the background music continues to play while "Hurry Up" is heard. As with their original games, the theme is heard at 99 seconds in Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, and Super Mario World, while it is heard at 100 seconds in Super Mario Bros. 3.

It is also reused in Super Mario Maker, Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS, and Super Mario Maker 2, where it plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 99 seconds in a Super Mario World-style level. Unlike in Super Mario World, the background music pauses while "Hurry Up" plays.

  "Hurry Up!" - The arrangement heard in Super Mario World
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Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2Edit

Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 features an arrangement of the Super Mario World arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 99 seconds. However, it is slightly high pitched; this was fixed in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. Like in Super Mario World, the background music continues to play while "Hurry Up" is heard, immediately switching to the sped-up version rather than pausing for the fanfare.

This arrangement is reused in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, where it plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 100 seconds.

New Super Mario Bros.Edit

New Super Mario Bros. features an arrangement of "Hurry Up," where it plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 100 seconds. Like in Super Mario Bros., the background music pauses while "Hurry Up" plays, followed by a sped-up version of the background music once the fanfare concludes.

This arrangement is reused for the same purpose in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, New Super Mario Bros. 2, New Super Mario Bros. U, and New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. In New Super Mario Bros. 2, it also plays at the beginning of each stage in the Coin Rush mode.

It is also reused in New Super Luigi U, as well as its inclusion in New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. Since the Time Limit begins with only 100 seconds, "Hurry Up" plays at the beginning of every level.

It is also reused in amiibo tap: Nintendo's Greatest Bits, which includes Super Mario World as an unlockable game. Since each Scene can only be played for 180 real-life seconds, it is only possible for the Time Limit to reach 100 and "Hurry Up" to be heard in Scenes 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9, as their Time Limits begin at 299, 300, 300, 300, 300, and 200, respectively.

It is also reused in Super Mario Maker, Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS, and Super Mario Maker 2, where it plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 99 seconds in a New Super Mario Bros. U-style level.

It is also reused in Super Mario Run, where it plays when the Time Limit reaches 10 seconds.

  Hurry Up - The arrangement heard in New Super Mario Bros.
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Super Mario 3D LandEdit

Super Mario 3D Land features an arrangement of "Hurry Up", done on a Roland Fantom-X8 synthesizer, that plays whenever the Time Limit reaches 100 seconds. The background music pauses while the fanfare plays, and then speeds up after the fanfare concludes. Courses that start with low time limits (like Special 2-2) have the fanfare play at the beginning, while the timer appears in the center of the top screen.

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Super Mario 3D WorldEdit

Super Mario 3D World features an arrangement of "Hurry Up", also done on a Roland Fantom-X8 synthesizer, very similar to the arrangement heard in Super Mario 3D Land; it is used in the same fashion as in that game.

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Super Mario OdysseyEdit

Super Mario Odyssey features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays when starting the final lap in the Bound Bowl Grand Prix. This arrangement is titled "The Last Lap" in Nintendo Music.

The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3Edit

An arrangement of "Hurry Up" can be heard in the establishing shot of the Tag Team Wrestling Tournament in the episode, "Tag Team Trouble".

Mario Kart seriesEdit

Super Mario KartEdit

Super Mario Kart features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays when the player begins the final lap of a race, based on the Super Mario World arrangement. The arranger is Soyo Oka. It is titled "Final Lap!" in Nintendo Music.

  Final Lap! - The arrangement heard in Super Mario Kart
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Mario Kart 64Edit

Mario Kart 64 features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" (ending in a snare drum roll) that plays when the player begins the final lap of a race. It was arranged by Kenta Nagata.

  Final Lap! - The arrangement heard in Mario Kart 64
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Mario Kart: Super CircuitEdit

Mario Kart: Super Circuit features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays whenever the player begins the final lap of a race.

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Mario Kart: Double Dash!!Edit

Mario Kart: Double Dash!! features a jazzy arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays whenever the player begins the final lap of a race. If there is only one lap in a custom VS race, then the fanfare begins once the lights on Lakitu's signal turn green.

This arrangement is reused for the same purpose in Mario Kart Arcade GP and Mario Kart Arcade GP 2.

  Final Lap - The arrangement heard in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
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Mario Kart DSEdit

Mario Kart DS features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays when the player begins the final lap of a race, based on the Mario Kart: Double Dash!! arrangement. It was arranged by Shinobu Tanaka.

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Mario Kart WiiEdit

Mario Kart Wii features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays when the player begins the final lap of a race, based on the Mario Kart DS arrangement. In Battle Mode, it plays at the final sixty seconds of the battle.

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Mario Kart 7Edit

Mario Kart 7 features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays when the player begins the final lap or section of a race, based on the Mario Kart 64 arrangement. In Battle Mode, it plays at the final thirty seconds of the battle. It is titled "Final Lap!" in Nintendo Music.

  Final Lap! - The arrangement heard in Mario Kart 7
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Mario Kart Arcade GP DXEdit

Mario Kart Arcade GP DX features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays when the player begins the final lap of a race, based on the Mario Kart: Double Dash!! arrangement.

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Mario Kart 8Edit

Mario Kart 8 features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays when the player begins the final lap or section of a race, based on the Mario Kart 7 arrangement. In Battle Mode, it plays at the start of the final minute of the battle. It is titled "Final Lap!" in Nintendo Music.

This arrangement is reused for the same purpose in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit.

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Mario Kart TourEdit

Mario Kart Tour features an abbreviated arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays when the player begins the final lap of a race. It was arranged by Kenta Nagata.

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Mario Kart WorldEdit

Mario Kart World features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" that plays when the player begins the final lap or section of a race, based on the Mario Kart 7 arrangement. In Battle Mode, it plays at the start of the final minute of the battle.

A longer, more suspenseful arrangement of "Hurry Up" is used exclusively for Rainbow Road.

  Final Lap - The arrangement heard in Mario Kart World
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  Final Lap (Rainbow Road) - The arrangement heard in Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World.
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Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven StarsEdit

In Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, when Mario walks behind a curtained section in Booster Tower, he emerges as his Super Mario Bros. 8-bit sprite, and an arrangement of the "Ground Theme" plays. When the player tries to exit the room, an arrangement of "Hurry Up" plays as he shrinks into Small Mario and runs back behind the curtain. This arrangement was arranged by Yoko Shimomura.

This arrangement is reused for the same purpose in the game's Nintendo Switch remake, Super Mario RPG.

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year DoorEdit

In the Super Bowser Bros. segments, waiting until the timer is almost up will cause an arrangement of "Hurry Up" to play, before the regular music resumes at a faster tempo.

  Super Bowser Bros. - Hurry Up - The arrangement heard in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for the Nintendo Switch
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Super Smash Bros. BrawlEdit

An arrangement of "Hurry Up" is featured within the Super Smash Bros. Brawl arrangement of the Airship Theme, resulting in the music intensifying; it can be played on Luigi's Mansion.

This theme returns in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U on the Luigi's Mansion and Super Mario Maker stages, and in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on any Super Smash Bros.- or Super Mario-series stage.

The Super Mario Bros. MovieEdit

The Super Mario Bros. Movie features an arrangement of "Hurry Up" in the track "Press Start," which was composed by Brian Tyler. "Press Start" plays in the first half of the credits roll.

Other arrangements and remixesEdit

Super Mario Bros. 1, 2, 3, Hop! Step! Jump!Edit

The album Super Mario Bros. 1, 2, 3, Hop! Step! Jump! includes a disco arrangement of "Hurry Up" in the track "Super Mario Bros. 1, 2 -Nonstop Dancing Edition-." It was arranged by Ikuro Fujiwara and performed by the Mario Freaks Orchestra.

Super Mario Compact DiscoEdit

In the album Super Mario Compact Disco, the original version of "Hurry Up" plays at the end of the track "Radio Compact Disco 1," which was arranged by Simon Harris and Dai Sato, and vocals were provided by Colin Case.

This track is also included in Super Mario Compact Disco: The iOS Release.

  Radio Compact Disco 1 - The remix heard in Super Mario Compact Disco
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Mario & Zelda Big Band LiveEdit

The Mario & Zelda Big Band Live concert series included a solo acoustic guitar arrangement of "Hurry Up" in the piece "Opening Theme of MARIO (FAMILY COMPUTER: 「SUPER MARIO Bros.」)," which also included arrangements of the Super Mario Bros. "Ground Theme" and "Underground Theme." It was arranged and performed by Ashura Benimaru Itoh.

A recording of the performance is included in the Mario & Zelda Big Band Live CD and Mario & Zelda Big Band Live DVD.

List of Super Mario appearancesEdit

GamesEdit

Work System Year Type Title Credits
Super Mario Bros. Nintendo Entertainment System 1985 Original "Timer Warning"[1] Koji Kondo
VS. Super Mario Bros. VS. System 1986 Original Koji Kondo
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels Family Computer Disk System 1986 Original Koji Kondo
Super Mario Bros. Special NEC PC-8801 1986 Arrangement
All Night Nippon: Super Mario Bros. Family Computer Disk System 1986 Original Koji Kondo
Super Mario Bros. 3 Nintendo Entertainment System 1988 Arrangement 「ワーニング」 (Wāningu)[3] Koji Kondo
Super Mario World Super Nintendo Entertainment System 1990 Arrangement Koji Kondo
Super Mario Kart Super Nintendo Entertainment System 1992 Arrangement "Final Lap!"[1] Soyo Oka
Super Mario All-Stars Super Nintendo Entertainment System 1993 Past arrangement (Super Mario World) Koji Kondo
Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World Super Nintendo Entertainment System 1994 Past arrangement (Super Mario World) Koji Kondo
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars Super Nintendo Entertainment System 1996 Arrangement Yoko Shimomura
Mario Kart 64 Nintendo 64 1996 Arrangement Kenta Nagata
Super Mario Bros. Deluxe Game Boy Color 1999 Original Koji Kondo
Mario Kart: Super Circuit Game Boy Advance 2001 Arrangement
Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 Game Boy Advance 2001 Arrangement
Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 Game Boy Advance 2003 Past arrangement (Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2)
Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Nintendo GameCube 2003 Arrangement
Classic NES Series: Super Mario Bros. Game Boy Advance 2004 Original Koji Kondo
Mario Kart Arcade GP Arcade 2005 Past arrangement (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!)
Mario Kart DS Nintendo DS 2005 Arrangement Shinobu Tanaka
New Super Mario Bros. Nintendo DS 2006 Arrangement
Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 Arcade 2007 Past arrangement (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!)
Super Smash Bros. Brawl Wii 2008 Original Koji Kondo
Mario Kart Wii Wii 2008 Arrangement
New Super Mario Bros. Wii Wii 2009 Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
Super Mario All-Stars Limited Edition Wii 2010 Past arrangement (Super Mario World) Koji Kondo
Super Mario 3D Land Nintendo 3DS 2011 Arrangement
Mario Kart 7 Nintendo 3DS 2011 Arrangement "Final Lap!"[1]
New Super Mario Bros. 2 Nintendo 3DS 2012 Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
New Super Mario Bros. U Wii U 2012 Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
New Super Luigi U Wii U 2013 Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
Mario Kart Arcade GP DX Arcade 2013 Arrangement
New Super Mario Bros. U + New Super Luigi U Wii U 2013 Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
Super Mario 3D World Wii U 2013 Arrangement
NES Remix Wii U 2013 Original Koji Kondo
NES Remix 2 Wii U 2014 Original Koji Kondo
NES Remix Pack Wii U 2014 Original Koji Kondo
Mario Kart 8 Wii U 2014 Arrangement "Final Lap!"[1]
Ultimate NES Remix Nintendo 3DS 2014 Original Koji Kondo
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Wii U 2014 Original Koji Kondo
amiibo tap: Nintendo's Greatest Bits Wii U 2015 Original Koji Kondo
Past arrangement (Super Mario Bros. 3)
Past arrangement (Super Mario World)
Super Mario Maker Wii U 2015 Original Koji Kondo
Past arrangement (Super Mario Bros. 3)
Past arrangement (Super Mario World)
Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS Nintendo 3DS 2016 Original Koji Kondo
Past arrangement (Super Mario Bros. 3)
Past arrangement (Super Mario World)
Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
Super Mario Run iOS 2016 Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
Android 2017
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Nintendo Switch 2017 Past arrangement (Mario Kart 8) "Final Lap!"[1]
Super Mario Odyssey Nintendo Switch 2017 Arrangement "The Last Lap"[1]
New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Nintendo Switch 2019 Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
Super Mario Maker 2 Nintendo Switch 2019 Original Koji Kondo
Past arrangement (Super Mario Bros. 3)
Past arrangement (Super Mario World)
Past arrangement (New Super Mario Bros.)
Past arrangement (Super Mario 3D World)
Mario Kart Tour Android, iOS 2019 Arrangement Kenta Nagata
Super Mario Bros. 35 Nintendo Switch 2020 Original Koji Kondo
Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. Game & Watch 2020 Original Koji Kondo
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury Nintendo Switch 2021 Past arrangement (Super Mario 3D World)
Super Mario RPG Nintendo Switch 2023 Past arrangement (Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars) Yoko Shimomura
Mario Kart World Nintendo Switch 2 2025 Arrangement

Film and televisionEdit

Work Year Type Title Credits
The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 1990 Arrangement Michael Tavera
The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2023 Arrangement "Press Start" Brian Tyler

AlbumsEdit

Work Year Type Title Credits
Super Mario Bros. 1, 2, 3, Hop! Step! Jump! 1989 Arrangement "Super Mario Bros. 1, 2 -Nonstop Dancing Edition-" Ikuro Fujiwara
Super Mario Compact Disco 1993 Remix "Radio Compact Disco 1" Simon Harris, Dai Sato, Colin Case
Mario & Zelda Big Band Live CD 2003 Past arrangement (Mario & Zelda Big Band Live [concert]) "Opening Theme of MARIO (FAMILY COMPUTER: 「SUPER MARIO Bros.」)" Ashura Benimaru Itoh
Game Sound Museum: Super Mario Bros. 2004 Original 「ワーニング~地上BGM (ハリーアップ!)」 (Wāningu ~ Chijō BGM (Harī Appu!)) Koji Kondo
「ワーニング~地下BGM (ハリーアップ!)」 (Wāningu ~ Chika BGM (Harī Appu!))
「ワーニング~ボーナス面/無敵BGM (ハリーアップ!)」 (Wāningu ~ Bōnasu-men/Muteki BGM (Harī Appu!))
「ワーニング~水中BGM (ハリーアップ!)」 (Wāningu ~ Suichū BGM (Harī Appu!))
「ワーニング~クッパステージBGM (ハリーアップ!)」 (Wāningu ~ Kuppa Sutēji BGM (Harī Appu!))
Famicom Sound History Series: Mario the Music 2004 Original 「地上BGM~ワーニング~地上BGM ハリーアップ!」 (Chijō BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Chijō BGM Harī Appu!) Koji Kondo
「地下BGM~ワーニング~地下BGM ハリーアップ!」 (Chika BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Chika BGM Harī Appu!)
「ボーナス面/無敵BGM~ワーニング~ボーナス面BGM ハリーアップ!」
(Bōnasu Men / Muteki BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Bōnasu Men BGM Harī Appu!)
「水中BGM~ワーニング~水中BGM ハリーアップ!」 (Suichū BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Suichū BGM Harī Appu!)
「クッパステージBGM~ワーニング~クッパステージBGM(ハリーアップ!)~クッパを倒したときのファンファーレ」 (Kuppa Sutēji BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Kuppa Sutēji BGM (Harī Appu!)~ Kuppa o Taoshita Toki no Fanfāre)
Past arrangement (Super Mario Bros. 3) 「地上BGM~ワーニング~地上BGM ハリーアップ!」 (Chijō BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Chijō BGM Harī Appu!)
「無敵BGM~ワーニング~無敵BGM ハリーアップ!」 (Muteki BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Muteki BGM Harī Appu!)
「アスレチックBGM~ワーニング~アスレチックBGM ハリーアップ!」
(Asurechikku BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Asurechikku BGM Harī Appu!)
「水中BGM~ワーニング~水中BGM ハリーアップ!」 (Suichū BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Suichū BGM Harī Appu!)
「地下BGM~ワーニング~地下BGM ハリーアップ!」 (Chika BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Chika BGM Harī Appu!)
「敵バトル~ワーニング~敵バトル ハリーアップ!」 (Teki Batoru ~ Wāningu ~ Teki Batoru Harī Appu!)
「砦BGM~ワーニング~砦BGM ハリーアップ!」 (Toride BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Toride BGM Harī Appu!)
「砦のボス~ワーニング~砦のボス ハリーアップ!」 (Toride no Bosu ~ Wāningu ~ Toride no Bosu Harī Appu!)
「飛行船BGM~ワーニング~飛行船BGM ハリーアップ!」 (Hikōsen BGM ~ Wāningu ~ Hikōsen BGM Harī Appu!)
「魔王クッパ~ワーニング~魔王クッパ ハリーアップ!」 (Maō Kuppa ~ Wāningu ~ Maō Kuppa Harī Appu!)
Super Mario History 1985-2010 2010 Original "Hurry Up" Koji Kondo
Super Mario Compact Disco: The iOS Release 2016 Past remix (Super Mario Compact Disco) "Radio Compact Disco 1" Simon Harris, Dai Sato, Colin Case
The Super Mario Bros. Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 2023 Past arrangement (The Super Mario Bros. Movie) "Press Start" Brian Tyler

Live performancesEdit

Event Year Location Type Title Credits
Mario & Zelda Big Band Live 2003 Nihon Seinenkan Hall, Tokyo, Japan Arrangement "Opening Theme of MARIO (FAMILY COMPUTER: 「SUPER MARIO Bros.」)"[4] Ashura Benimaru Itoh

Other mediaEdit

Work Format Year Type Title Credits
Mario & Zelda Big Band Live DVD 2003 Past arrangement (Mario & Zelda Big Band Live [concert]) 「オープニング」 (Ōpuningu) Ashura Benimaru Itoh
New Sounds in Brass: Super Mario Bros. Music score 2010 Arrangement Takashi Hoshide

Names in other languagesEdit

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ワーニング[5][3]
Wāningu
Warning
Italian Affrettati![6] Hurry up!

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