History Main / TriumphantReprise

* ''VideoGame/Splatoon3'' pulls this off with a {{Fanfare}} of all things in ''Salmon Run Next Wave''. The fanfare that plays when clearing the third and (usually) final wave isn't the most uplifting, considering the questionable work the mode entails. But if you hear a version that's [[DarkReprise a bit off-key with a hint of sinister laughter behind it]], it's FiveSecondForeshadowing that you're about to get a bonus fourth wave with a [[BonusBoss King Salmonid]] facing your crew down. Actually winning against the King Salmonid is heralded with this trope, a clear rising crescendo to a longer and brighter version of the usual fanfare.

--->"So we'll march day and night/By the big cooling tower/THey have the plant/But we have the power"

** "Just Do It!" from ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' is this to "The Crystal Chamber", when [[spoiler: the still-crystallized Kida]] is returned to Atlantis by the heroes just in time as [[spoiler: a volcanic eruption caused by Rourke's blimp exploding]] is about to destroy the city, with [[spoiler: Kida summoning the various {{Golems}} to create a force field to shield the city from the eruption before finally separating herself from the Heart of Atlantis, now moved back to its rightful place above the city, and reuniting with Milo.]]

** "Epilogue" from ''WesternAnimation/{{Dinosaur}}'', which is essentially a reorchestrated version of "The Egg Travels."

* ''VideoHame/Splatoon3'' pulls this off with a VictoryFanfare of all things in ''Salmon Run Next Wave''. The fanfare that plays when clearing the third and (usually) final wave isn't the most uplifting, considering the questionable work the mode entails. But if you hear a version that's [[DarkReprise a bit off-key with a hint of sinister laughter behind it]], it's FiveSecondForeshadowing that you're about to get a bonus fourth wave with a [[BonusBoss King Salmonid]] facing your crew down. Actually winning against the King Salmonid is heralded with this trope, a clear rising crescendo to a longer and brighter version of the usual fanfare.

** In ''WesternAnimation/{{Encanto}}'' the song ''All Of You'' reuses the melody from ''The Family Madrigal'' as Mirabel encourages the family to rebuild Casita, later joined by all the villagers. Also a part of ''Colombia, Mi Encanto'' originally plays at the beginning of the celebration of Antonio's Gift Ceremony. The full song plays at the end of the film and over the end credits as the GrandFinale after Casita is rebuilt and the magic returns.

* In ''Film/JerryMaguire'', Rod Tidwell's Reebok commercial plays at the end credits. He says that he would never want to be a singer. A song that just goes 'Shapow! Shapow!" plays. It plays again at then end when Reebok apologizes for not making him a spokesperson earlier.

* In ''Film/JerryMaguire'', Rod Tidwell's Reebok commercial plays at the end credits. He says that he would never want to be a singer. A song that just says 'Shapow! Shapow!" plays. The song plays again at then end when Reebok apologizes for not asking him to be a spokesperson earlier.

* Creator/HowardHawks' adaptation of ''Literature/GentlemenPreferBlondes'', starring Creator/MarilynMonroe, begins with Lorelei and Dorothy singing, "Two Little Girls From Little Rock". The song details how much trouble a young woman with a simple background can have finding a decent man. They sing it again at their double wedding, but proclaim that they succeeded in finding the men of their dreams.

** ''WesternAnimation/{{Wish}}'': "This Wish" is reprised during the climatic final battle by Asha and everyone in Rosas, when she remembers humans are made from stardust and everyone wishes from the heart to save Rosas, freeing Star and defeating Magnifico.

* The first ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' film featured the Autobots making planetfall with a track called, appropriately, "Arrival To Earth." The music is already heroic, but an even ''more'' triumphal version is heard when Optimus [[spoiler:skydives into Shanghai]], relating it thematically as well.

** In "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS3E1StarkRavingDad Stark Raving Dad]]", Homer meets a man in a mental institution who thinks he's Music/MichaelJackson. He and Bart compose and perform "Happy Birthday, Lisa". "Michael" sings it again in his real voice as he leaves, implying that he is cured.

* At the end of ''WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}} Meets Sindbad'', Popeye turns Sindbad's VillainSong into his own anthem.

** While this trope is averted in ''VideoGame/SonicFrontiers''' main scenario, the "Another Story" scenario plays it straight with the game's main theme, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUJS9ystZlc "I'm Here"]]... ''twice'' in the same boss fight. The first phase of the boss fight features [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm_kbywbBDw an orchestral remix]], and it then transitions into [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKxf0NQyb0c "I'm Here - Revisited"]] for the second phase.

** While this trope is averted in ''VideoGame/SonicFrontiers''' main scenario, the "Another Story" scenario plays it straight with the game's main theme, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUJS9ystZlc "I'm Here"]]... ''twice'' in the same boss fight. The first phase of the boss fight features [[www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm_kbywbBDw an orchestral remix]], and it then transitions into [["I'm Here - Revisited" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKxf0NQyb0c]] for the second phase.

** When RussianMafia head Sergei realizes Matilda's extraordinary knowledge after confronting Mr. Wormwood over his faulty used car scam, he sings a reprise of Miss Honey's "This Little Girl", which is a remnant of the {{cut song}} "Perhaps a Child".

** When "Get Ready" is first performed, Davis arrives late. They perform it again at their reunion tour without a hitch.

** "My Girl" is first shown when the group finally makes it big and they perform their greatest hit on television. They perform it again as the final performance