History Main / CreditsMedley

* ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep'' features a medley of the three main characters' leitmotifs (Terra, Aqua, and Ventus in order), the [[Disney/PeterPan Neverland]] battle theme, the three {{Disney Princess}}es' worlds' battle themes, and the game's arrangement of "Dearly Beloved".

* ''SuperSmashBrosBrawl'' uses the themes from each respective game in the series (64, Melee, and Brawl).

* ''[[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'' has a whole mix of the different theme tunes as the credits music, starting from Plack Beach, to parts of Cavi Cape, to parts of the underwater theme, the Dimble Wood theme and the Toad Town theme.

* Played with in ''VideoGame/Rockman4MinusInfinity'' - the credits theme is a medley of three credits songs from the ''VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'' series - ''[[KirbySuperStar Super Star]]'', ''Block Ball'', and ''Dream Course'', in that order.

* This is done occasionally in the ''[[VideoGame/WingCommander]]'' series, most notably the third installment.

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* Skins does this at the end of season 2 to Wild World to shockingly poignant effect.

* The end credits of ''Film/StarTrek'' are a mashup of the new theme ("Enterprising Young Men") and Alexander Courage's "Theme from ''Star Trek''".

* The end credits of the new ''Film/StarTrek'' movie are a mashup of the new theme ("Enterprising Young Men") and Alexander Courage's original Star Trek theme.

* ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty: World at War'' combined [[RuleOfThree three]] themes into one piece. A Music/HeavyMetal guitar and drum kit were added on top of them, as were some techno bits accompanied by taiko drums.

Compare the visual counterpart, the CreditsMontage. Not to be confused with MedleyExit.

* In all three ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' movies, after an AwardBaitSong (and in ''Fellowship'', a rendering of one of the Shire themes as a song), there's a medley of music for the film, including some deleted and never heard before pieces. In the Extended Editions this is taken UpToEleven, adding from 10 to 20 minutes of additional music over the Fan Credits. ''Film/TheHobbit'' seems to be following the same pattern.

* All the ''Franchise/StarWars'' movies.

* In all three ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' movies, after an AwardBaitSong (and in ''Fellowship'', a rendering of one of the Shire themes as a song), there's a mashup of music for the film, including some deleted and never heard before pieces. In the Extended Editions this is taken UpToEleven, adding from 10 to 20 minutes of additional music over the Fan Credits. ''Film/TheHobbit'' seems to be following the same pattern.

Compare the visual counterpart, the CreditsMontage.

** ''Theatre/TheMusicMan'' uses "It's You," "Lida Rose," "Goodnight, My Someone" and "Seventy-Six Trombones."
** ''Theatre/OnAClearDayYouCanSeeForever'' uses "What Did I Have That I Don't Have?", "On the S.S. Bernard Cohn" and the title song.

* The theatrical release of ''TheAbyss'' was the first JamesCameron film ([[{{Titanic}} but not]] [[Film/{{Avatar}} the last]]) to feature double-column/speeded-up end credits on account of all the people involved, so Creator/AlanSilvestri's end credit suite features "Finale," a lot of "Bud On The Ledge" and the ending of "Back On The Air" [[spoiler: (the music for Bud and the aliens heading to the surface)]] without the choir. When it was released on video, it had a slower and one-column only roll which therefore lasted much longer, and had a much longer suite to match made up of "Finale," "The Pseudopod," "Resurrection," a reprise of the first part of "Finale" [[spoiler: (for the spire rising scene)]], and the excerpts from "Bud On The Ledge" and "Back On The Air."

* All the ''StarWars'' movies.
** JohnWilliams is quite fond of this. Notable example: the closing credits from ''[[Film/HarryPotter Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban]]'', which consisted of ''seven'' themes from the film back-to-back. And was awesome.

* The episodes of ''TheSimpsons'' that parody musicals, such as [[MaryPoppins "Supercalifragilousexpectiali(Annoyed Grunt)cious"]], [[{{Evita}} "The President Wore Pearls"]], and [[MyFairLady "My Fair Laddie"]] have instrumental medleys of the songs performed.

* ''VideoGame/WarioLand 4''

* The credits music for ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales: The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown'' is a dance remix medley of all the songs featured in the countdown.

* The credits of ''VideoGame/HatsuneMikuProjectDiva F" is backed by a medley of various instrumental versions of in-game songs.

* ''RecessSchoolsOut'' was going to use one, until with the other two songs in the credits, they didn't need it. It was later released on the movie soundtrack.

* ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Nine}} 9]]'' uses a medley of themes from the film, mainly ''Winged Beast'' and ''Burial'', with a remix of ''The Machines'' at the beginning. It does not appear on the official soundtrack, possibly because end credits medleys tend to not appear on soundtrack albums if they're edited together from already recorded cues (the Intrada issue of ''{{RoboCop}}'' is an exception); Williams' Credits Medleys are usually also {{RepriseMedley}}s.

Some ClosingCredits do not have their own specific background music, but rather feature a {{medley}} of various music pieces from the movie/game.

Doesn't really count if it's just an expanded mix of just one prior music piece.

* ''Film/BatmanBegins'' and ''Film/TheDarkKnight''.

* The ''Film/BackToTheFuture'' sequels, especially Part II.
** The second sequel is more effective, featuring a suite with the film's Western theme, the love theme, and the train theme sandwiched by the main theme of the series.

* ''Film/StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry''

* ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Nine}} 9]]'' uses a medley of themes from the film, mainly ''Winged Beast'' and ''Burial'', with a remix of ''The Machines'' at the beginning. It does not appear on the official soundtrack for some reason.
** Possibly because end credits medleys tend to not appear on soundtrack albums if they're edited together from already recorded cues (the Intrada issue of ''{{RoboCop}}'' is an exception).
* In all three ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' movies, after an AwardBaitSong (and in ''Fellowship'', a rendering of one of the Shire themes as a song), there's a mashup of music for the film, including some deleted and never heard before pieces. In the Extended Editions this is taken UpToEleven, adding from 10 to 20 minutes of additional music over the Fan Credits.
** ''Film/TheHobbit'' seems to be following the same pattern.

* ''FireEmblem'' games frequently do this, starting as far back as the original game; more often than not, generally in conjunction with a unique composition.
** For example, ''[[FireEmblemAkaneia Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem]]'' has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaDbhsD7EqY Ending Medley B]] from Book II.