History Main / CreditsMedley

* 'WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' has Love like you. As of yet, the song is incomplete, only parts of it being in the credits. The song up until now can be found [[https://soundcloud.com/theundeadspeaker/love-like-you-complete-as-of-right-now here]].

* ''TheRescuersDownUnder'' features an excellent end credits piece using the score's main themes.

* VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam does this with the credits song.

* ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' has a two-part ending piece called ''"Bring it in, guys!"'' and ''"Last Goodbye"'' which consists of a large remixed medley of most of the game's important leitmotifs, and a reprise of the final boss music, respectively.

* The voice actor credits in ''MetalGearSolid4'' run to a brief medley of songs from the series, which ends in [[spoiler:Big Boss's]] theme. The game then cuts to another cutscene with that character until the rest of the credits play.

* ''VideoGame/Castlevania'': several of the Metroidvanias, beginning with ''HarmonyOfDissonance''.''PortraitOfRuin'' mixes in a theme that can only be heard if you avoid the BadEnding. If you get the Bad ending in that game, you just get the Game Over screen after the cutscene.

* ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' games frequently do this, starting as far back as the original game; more often than not, generally in conjunction with a unique composition.

* The music that plays during the credits of the first ''Franchise/{{BIONICLE}}'' trilogy are all pieces of the in-movie score, though not full themes, bur rather different samples cut together in such a way, they sounds as if they were composed as standalone musical themes exclusively for the credits. Also, they're beautiful.

** ''VideoGame/SonicGenerations'' does this with both versions (PS3/Xbox 360/PC and 3DS).

* ''VideoGame/BanjoKazooieNutsAndBolts'' features an impressive score that weaves the themes of several main areas into a monster medley as the credits are viewed. The credits include the themes to Mumbo's Test-O-Track, LogBOX 720, Terrarium of Terror, Gruntilda's Challenge, Jiggoseum, BanjoLand, Nutty Acres and Gruntilda's Final Battle.

* All the UsefulNotes/MegaDrive ''SonicTheHedgehog'' games did this, with the exception of ''[[VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles Sonic 3]]'' which had an original track instead of the usual medley. ''Sonic 4'' does that too.

** The beta version of ''VideoGame/{{Sonic 3|AndKnuckles}}'' actually had its own [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oejBpoCYqE ending medley]] too, where it would play music from all stages in it and ''[[VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles Sonic and Knuckles]]'' (except for Carnival Night and Mushroom Hill Zones, for some reason), but was very likely cut from release version due to the splitting of the game into two parts. That beta is for a game called ''Sonic 3 Limited Edition'' which would've had both games on one cart. Its not a Sonic 3 beta per se.

* The DSiWare game ''Art Style: Pictobits'' ends with one, incorporating bits and pieces from all of the remixes featured in the game.

* Conan the Barbarian by BasilPoledouris

** ''TanzDerVampire'' manages to break the fourth wall with theirs- the final song of the show represents the vampires symbolically accepting and turning their audience, and the majority of the exit music that begins playing as the likely stiff-legged audience members squeeze slowly into the aisles to leave is exactly the same as the playout for the song "Ewigkeit", which ends with the actors playing vampires limping up the aisles to leave.

* All the MegaDrive ''SonicTheHedgehog'' games did this, with the exception of ''[[VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles Sonic 3]]'' which had an original track instead of the usual medley. ''Sonic 4'' does that too.

* ''SuperSmashBrosBrawl'' uses the themes from each respective game in the series (64, Melee, and Brawl). This is done again for the credits sequence of the 3DS and Wii U instalments.

* ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' and ''VideoGame/MOTHER3'', if only for the cast roll segment; the rest of the credits have individual compositions.

* The theatrical release of ''Film/TheAbyss'' was the first Creator/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."

** Music/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 ''Film/BackToTheFuture'' sequels. As an example, Part III features a suite with the film's Western theme, the love theme, and the train theme sandwiched by the main theme of the series.

* ''AdventChildren'' and ''VideoGame/CrisisCore'' have similar medleys that both begin with a remix of The Main Theme of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'', which is the only time said piece of music is featured on the respective soundtracks.

* ''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts'' features an impressive score that weaves the themes of several main areas into a monster medley as the credits are viewed. The credits include the themes to Mumbo's Test-O-Track, LogBOX 720, Terrarium of Terror, Gruntilda's Challenge, Jiggoseum, BanjoLand, Nutty Acres and Gruntilda's Final Battle.

** ''[[FinalFantasyDissidia Dissidia]]'' takes this UpToEleven by creating a medley of the ending themes from the first ten games!

** The beta version of ''[[VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles Sonic 3]]'' actually had its own [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oejBpoCYqE ending medley]] too, where it would play music from all stages in it and ''[[VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles Sonic and Knuckles]]'' (except for Carnival Night and Mushroom Hill Zones, for some reason), but was very likely cut from release version due to the splitting of the game into two parts. That beta is for a game called ''Sonic 3 Limited Edition'' which would've had both games on one cart. Its not a Sonic 3 beta per se.

* ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' and ''VideoGame/{{MOTHER 3}}'', if only for the cast roll segment; the rest of the credits have individual compositions.

* ''LiveALive'' also has a credits sequence that plays all of the main characters' {{leitmotif}}s one after another.

* 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.

* CrashTwinsanity uses one of these.

* The music that plays during the credits of the first ''{{BIONICLE}}'' trilogy are all pieces of the in-movie score, though not full themes, bur rather different samples cut together in such a way, they sounds as if they were composed as standalone musical themes exclusively for the credits. Also, they're beautiful.

** ''Theatre/{{Follies}}'' reuses the overture medley up to "Rain on the Roof," which is cut off to segue to "Beautiful Girls."

* AdventChildren plays a character theme medley over the credits.

* The theatrical release of ''TheAbyss'' was the first Creator/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."
* ''TeamAmericaWorldPolice''