Let's Get a Move On

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"Let's Get a Move On"
"Let's Get a Move On" in Mario Party 3
Aces High from Mario Party 3.
Composed by:
Ichiro Shimakura
First appearance Mario Party 3 (2000)
Latest appearance Mario Party Advance (2005)

"Let's Get a Move On"[1] is a musical theme composed by Ichiro Shimakura for Mario Party 3, where it plays in the minigames Aces High, Water Whirled, Ridiculous Relay, and Dizzy Dinghies.

History[edit]

Mario Party 3[edit]

Mario Party 3 marks the first appearance of "Let's Get a Move On". It is also included in the official Mario Party 3 Original Soundtrack album.

Mario Party Advance[edit]

In Mario Party Advance, an arrangement of "Let's Get a Move On" plays in the minigames Sled Slide and Broom Zoom, as well as while flying in Flingshot.

Icon of an audio speaker. Let's Get a Move On - The arrangement heard in Mario Party Advance
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Unused appearances[edit]

Mario Party: The Top 100[edit]

Though "Let's Get a Move On" does not appear in the final version of Mario Party: The Top 100, an arrangement of the theme can be found in the game's files.

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List of Super Mario appearances[edit]

Games[edit]

Work System Year Type Title Credits
Mario Party 3 Nintendo 64 2000 Original "Let's Get a Move On"[1] Ichiro Shimakura
Mario Party Advance Game Boy Advance 2005 Arrangement

Albums[edit]

Work Year Type Title Credits
Mario Party 3 Original Soundtrack 2001 Original 「とばしていこう」 (Tobashiteikō) Ichiro Shimakura

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese とばしていこう[1]
Tobashiteikō
Let's bust out of here
French On se bouge![1] Let's get moving!
German Legen wir los[1] Let's get started!
Spanish Movámonos[1] Let's move

Notes[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f Mario Party 3 sound test
  2. ^ Craddock, Ryan (January 7, 2022). Fans Have Discovered A Neat Mario Party 3 Reference Hidden Inside Mario Party DS. Nintendo Life (English). Retrieved June 22, 2024.