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Bird That Carries You Over A Disproportionately Small Gap.

Bring It In, Guys! also has variations (including the one from Death by Glamour.)Īlphys's theme.

The theme originates from the " Doctor" leitmotif from Homestuck.

Undyne Battle (Unused) 0:00–0:29, 1:17–1:30 has the variation of the melody.

Bring It In, Guys! 1:29–1:48, also has the variation.

ASGORE 2:28–2:36, syncopated to 4/4, also has the variation.

Spear of Justice 0:00–0:36, also has the variation.

NGAHHH!! 0:00–0:34, has the variation of the melody.

Used to represent friendship, love or happiness. It is heavily distorted, changing pitch and speed randomly every few seconds)

Snowy (a version of this song plays when fighting Snowdrake's Mother.

These leitmotifs have two separate meanings to them.

Song That Might Play When You Fight Sans 0:33–0:58.

Bonetrousle (this song is played at an extremely reduced speed when encountering Papyrus for the last time in the Genocide Route ).

Found in four songs, one of which is never played in the game.

Song That Might Play When You Fight Sans.

It's Raining Somewhere Else (this song is played slightly slower in Sans's Room).

Most of which are the boss themes of various mini bosses.

Temmie Village, also has the variation.

Dogsong, has the variation of the melody (a slowed-down version of this song plays after meeting Endogeny's sparing conditions).

Anticipation (bassline) (this song also plays at extremely reduced speeds when battling Monster Kid, during the final encounters with Flowey in New Home on the Genocide Route, and at the end of a "Soulless" Pacifist playthrough).

It appears in nine songs and one unused song. This leitmotif is related to enemies or dogs. mus_ruinspiano (variation of An Ending).Battle Against a True Hero 0:44–1:35, uses variation.Bring It In, Guys! 1:48–2:14, uses variation.But the Earth Refused to Die, uses variation.An Ending, has a variation of the melody.This leitmotif can be considered as the Underground theme, appearing in eleven official songs and 2 unused sound files. Empty House (a slower version of Fallen Down).Bring It In, Guys! 3:34–3:47 syncopated to 4/4.Fallen Down (the track in-game is played 25 cents above C# major in A440 equal-tempered tuning the sheet music shown above is written in D major).This song is used in three songs and one song from the demo OST. This leitmotif is used in four songs and one unused audio file. mus_toomuch (this song plays after exhausting the random kill counter of an area).This leitmotif occurs in seven songs, and one unused audio file. Final Power ( Hopes and Dreams reversed)įlowey has two leitmotifs relating to him.Fallen Down (Reprise) 1:18–2:30 syncopated to 3/4.Can You Really Call This A Hotel, I Didn't Receive A Mint On My Pillow Or Anything 0:14–0:57.Start Menu and Menu (Full) (the background tracks for the Start Menu build upon one another, with five intermediate tracks in between the music played in the menu after completing the True Pacifist Route is a slowed rendition of Start Menu).

It is the most common melody of the game, playing in seventeen tracks. This leitmotif can be considered as the main theme of Undertale. Timestamps found below are approximate to one second and are sourced from this playlist, which reflects the timing of the official soundtrack. Every single piece of data is open to interpretation and any change should be explained in this page's history description. Īttempts have been made at documenting all of the leitmotifs used in the game players frequently find new connections, and it may be impossible to list them all conclusively.

#Nightmare house 2 soundtrack evac free#

Toby Fox has stated that the majority of Undertale's soundtrack was composed using reiterations of free Soundfonts and synths. The extensive use of leitmotifs in Undertale's soundtrack and other sound files helps create a nostalgic mood for the game and often evokes emotional responses in players. A leitmotif ( /ˌlaɪtmoʊˈtiːf/) is a musical "phrase" or melody, re-used in multiple songs to associate a tune with a person, event, or place.