Awesome Music / SiIvaGunner

Despite most of the "high quality rips" being hilarious mashups or jokes, the people behind SiIvaGunner can also produce some genuinely high quality remixes and mashups, most of which are catchy to the highest degree. Grander-than-grandest quality rips, if you will.

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Capcom rips

Mega Man series

• "Elec Man (OST Version)" from Mega Man is a rather impressive remix of "Tough Boy" from Fist of the North Star 2 that ties in impressively well with the source material.
• "Crash Man Stage (Beta Mix)" from Mega Man 2 mixes said theme with the ear-worm that is "All Star" by Smash Mouth does not, but does, deserve to sound this amazing.
• Mega Man 3
  • "Stage Select (Full Version) - Mega Man 3" is a Reference Overdosed three and a half hour medley. It contains well-known themes like "Meet the Flintstones" and "Deck the Halls," in addition to some really obscure and out-there picks, but is still really fun to listen to. A track list can be found here.
  • "Spark Man" is actually an extremely well-made NES recomposition of Spark Mandrill's Stage from Mega Man X.
• "Bubble Crab Stage", named for Mega Man X2, is actually a retro-themed remix of "1NF3S+@+!0N", which is of high enough quality that DM Dokuro themselves (the composer of most of the Calamity soundtrack) took notice. Cue comments saying "PRAISE THE PERFECT ONE!" or something along those lines.
• "Volt Catfish" from Mega Man X3 is actually a 16-bit remix of Don't Say "Lazy", yet it sounds at home with X3's soundfont.
• "Slam Down" from Mega Man ZX Advent starts out as a purposefully bad mashup of Slam Down and the Space Jam theme before the record scratch brings in "Snow Halation", with vocals from "Take On Me" for a fantastic dueling mix]].

Marvel vs. Capcom series

• Marvel vs. Capcom 2
  • "Character Select (Alternate Mix)" is a looped version of the relevant portion of the theme from Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?, and is just as catchy here as it was then.
  • "Swamp (CD version)" is a mashup with "Lose Yourself to Dance". The vocals of the latter combined with the trumpets of the former manage to mesh together brilliantly.
• "Take You For A Ride (Dance Mix)" from Marvel vs. Capcom 3, which is simply just "Sandstorm" by Darude with "I wanna take you for a ride!" as the vocals, and it actually kind of works.

Street Fighter series

• "Guile's Theme (Arcade Version)" from Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers is a CPS2 soundchip cover of "Positive Force", referencing how the latter's soundtrack sampled the former's riff....and it rocks.
• "Rashid's Theme" from Street Fighter V is a mashup of the aforementioned theme and "Watercolor", by Pendulum, and it's amazing how the former's tune kicks the latter into overdrive, ending up with one very fast-paced and energetic high-quality rip.

Devil May Cry 5

• Their take on the already awesome and catchy "Devil Trigger" increases its catchiness by mashing it up with other songs to remix it, such as bits and pieces of "Harder to Breathe" by Maroon 5 and "Infinite" from Sonic Forces. It also significantly shortens the advertised track, reducing it from seven minutes to four.
• "Abyssal Time" is mashed up masterfully with Gawr Gura's "REFLECT". Made complete with the chorus being sung over the (somewhat) calmer parts of the track, with a filter that gives the impression of sinking into the abyss.
• And the "REFLECT" mash-ups don't stop, as "Silver Bullet" is yet another one. This time around, the people behind Silva Gunner use the vocals from both songs together, and even bring in a little bit of Gura's acapella of "Devil Trigger" at the end, culminating in the ultimate auditory representation of our beloved little shark's newfound passion for the world of Devil May Cry.

Others

• "Informing About the Parting" from Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, a sad song in of itself, somehow becomes even more so with "Space Oddity"'s vocals added to it.
• "Title Screen" from Gun.Smoke is a surprisingly solid 8-bit remix of Blue Öyster Cult's "(Don't Fear) The Reaper", complete with the right amount of cowbell track for close listeners.
• "Pursuit ~ Cornered (Beta Mix)" from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is masterfully mixed with and "We Are Number One". It also helps that the comment section has taken to making a full on court case about defending Robbie.

Konami rips

BEMANI series

• beatmania
  • "D.A.N.C.E.! (Long Version)" from beatmania IIDX 11: IIDXRED is mashed up with "D.A.N.C.E." by Justice along with a little bit of "September" by Earth, Wind & Fire.
  • "The Sampling Paradise" from beatmania IIDX 19 Lincle, a remix of the already sample-tastic track that cranks up the meme factor.
• jubeat
  • "ULTRA B+K" from jubeat plus is a frenetic medley featuring snippets of "Gadget", "Space Jam", "Gangnam Style", and the DK Rap. It even goes as far as to replicate the music video for the actual "ULTRA B+K" as accompanying visuals!
  • "Sandstorm" from jubeat copious is actually a mashup of "Sandstorm" by Darude and "Bad Apple!!", and spoiler alert: it's awesome.
• "Brain Power" from MÚSECA 1+1/2 is mixed with "Gangnam Style"; the highlight is manipulating PSY's vocals to fit the stuttering vowel sounds of the "Brain Power" chorus.

Castlevania series

• "Vampire Killer" from Castlevania: Rondo of Blood: a remix that interpolates "Megalovania" while surprisingly sounding like it came straight from Undertale!
• "Bloodlines (Beta Mix)" from Castlevania: Dracula X is a pretty awesome remix of "Bloody Stream".

Metal Gear series

• "The Metal Gear Saga" from Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots is an insane combination of various Running Gags on the channel and other memetic songs, including (but certainly not limited to) "The DK Rap" and "Snow Halation".
• "Nuclear (Unused Game Version)" from Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain mashes up with "Snow Halation" and somehow makes it work surprisingly well.
• "Calling to the Night" from Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops is a beautiful mashup with Céline Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" (which "Calling to the Night" has been compared to a lot) that amplifies the Award-Bait Song factor of the two songs. The lyrics even flow between the two songs surprisingly naturally, especially with the lyric "But the heart will remain as a silhouette of time" from "Calling to the Night".

Other

• "Zip" from Bomberman Hero is a rendition of the already-awesome sounding "Andromeda" in the game's soundfont.

Nintendo rips

Animal Crossing series

• K.K. Western (Beta Mix) is "You Got a Friend In Me" with the K.K. Slider soundfont and his songs, is nice and relaxing, and can certainly send fans into a nostalgia-filled feel trip.
• Animal Crossing: New Leaf
  • "Re-Tail" is a surprisingly good mashup between the title theme and "Somebody That I Used to Know" that, like "START:DASH!! (HONOKA Mix)", manages to take two songs wildly different in tone and make them work well together.
  • "K.K. Funk (Beta Mix)" is a rearrangement of "Uptown Funk" using the soundfont from The Nutshack (with vocals by Misha, but the song manages to still be awesome in spite of this). While the original video had the bean at the end, someone reuploaded a beanless version.

Banjo-Kazooie series

• At first, "Click Clock Wood (Winter) (OST Version)" seems like just an eerie off-tempo version of Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy", but with the percussive accents, a Trans-Siberian Orchestra fan would likely suspect that rip as the opening of "A Mad Russian's Christmas". That's where the very next rip, "Freezeezy Peak (OST Version)", comes in to complete the rest of the piece!

Donkey Kong series

• "Showdown at the Tower" from Donkey Kong '94 may have been based on PC game soundtracks from the time, and it sounds fantastic.
• "Forest Interlude (JP Version)" arranges the song to Porter Robinson's "Sad Machine", sound melancholic and beautiful.
• "Mining Melancholy" from Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, is a genius mix of said song and "It's Gonna Be Me" from *NSYNC. Overlaps with Funny Moments when you realize the Stealth Pun: the video was uploaded on April 30. In other words "It's Gonna Be May."
• "Stickerbush Symphony (PAL Version)" from Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest switches the melodies to those of "Aria Math" from Minecraft. It is just as calm and nostalgic as both tracks on their own.

Donkey Kong 64

• "DK Rap (Extended Mix)" is a full remake of "Rap God" using the DK Rap's vocals and various DK64 soundfonts. To quote one commenter...
  That’s it.
  No-one is allowed to make anymore DK Rap songs.
  This is the peak.
• "Army Dillo Battle" is a really epic Boss Remix of the Flintstones theme, adding a portion of "Snow Halation" in the middle of the tune.

Mother series

• "Smiles And Tears" from Mother 1+2, one of the rips uploaded on Mother's Day. It's an incredibly well-done mashup of the version on the MOTHER 1+2 soundtrack and "Man in the Mirror", and it does not detract from the original's heartwarming nature one bit.
• "Adolescence (Toilet Cow's Recommendation)" from Mother 3 is really a remix of the Oil Rig stage's theme from SpongeBob SquarePants: SuperSponge and the soundfont fits the song surprisingly well.
• "F-F-Fire! (Extended Mix)" gives "Through the Fire and Flames" the full Mother 3 experience, complete with spontaneous tempo and meter changes. Commenters already want to see it in Clone Hero.
• "Showdown with the Ultimate Chimera", the final rip of the tribute event to deceased contributor R.L.99, takes the already awesome "Dancing Mad" from Final Fantasy VI and mixes it in the style of Mother 3's various boss themes, resulting in an mashup that can be best described as epic.
• "She Was Like a Sunflower" is an arrangement of "When Mother Was There" from Persona 5 with Mother 3 instruments. Not only is it very faithful to the source, the themes present in Mother 3 are very relevant to Futaba's struggle with the loss of her mother.

Earthbound

• "Hi Hi Hi (OST Version)". No strings pulled here, just an awesome EarthBound remix that would feel right at home in Super Smash Bros.. Complete with sound effects from Super Paper Mario, too!
• "Boris' Cocktail" is literally just a glorious 16-bit rendition of LISA FRANK 420/Modern Computing.
• "Dusty Dunes Desert (Beta Mix)" is a rearrangement of "Ain't No Rest For The Wicked" using the game's soundfont.

Fire Emblem series:

• "Dark Wastes (Fire)" from Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest starts off with a lackluster mashup with a Laugh Track... then switches to a rock remix of the song in question. It's incredibly awesome, even mixing in parts of the vocal version of "Lost In Thoughts All Alone" when its recurring verses appear.
• "The Edge of Dawn (Seasons of Warfare)" from Fire Emblem: Three Houses manages to combine both the lamentations of one of the Lords in Fire Emblem with the bittersweet determination of a battle scarred magical girl, effectively making a somber song.

Kirby series

• "Mt. Dedede" from Kirby's Dream Land adds the extra piece of Dedede's leitmotif (which was absent from it until Kirby Super Star) and makes it sound as if it were there from the very beginning. In the Christmas Comeback, "Mint Breath" does the same thing using the Core Kabula theme from Kirby: Planet Robobot.
• "Boss (Alternate Mix)" from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards incorporates the lyrics of Rules of Nature from Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. The result is hilariously awesome.
• "Item Bounce" of Kirby Air Ride meshes together perfectly with "Pretty Fly (For a Rabbi)".
• "Green Greens" from Kirby's Epic Yarn is actually a remix of "Patched Plains" from Kirby: Planet Robobot in the style of the former game. It's adorable and catchy!
• "Moonstruck Blossom" from Kirby: Triple Deluxe mixes said song with "Snow Halation" in a way that sounds truly haunting. This is coupled with some completely unexpected Visual Effects of Awesome.

Kirby: Nightmare in Dreamland

• "Butter Building" segues flawlessly into a chiptune version of the main theme from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
• "Yogurt Yard" remixes "Take on Me" with the signature riffs of Kirby music to turn it into a convincing Kirby song rather well. The Alternate Mix adds "Snow Halation" to the mix, and it's even better!
• "Fountain of Dreams" is mashed up with "Yumekui Merry", with an extra dose of guitars, and there's also an epic guitar riff from "The Noble Haltmann" at 2:40. The animation that the video has amplifies the epic.

Kirby: Planet Robobot

• "Pause Screen (Mother's Caption)", uploaded before the channel paused uploading, is a soothing and relaxing rip with "Smooth", "Snow Halation", and "mm2wood" thrown in.
• "Vs. Star Dream (Soul OS)" from Kirby: Planet Robobot takes the original song and mixes it with various elements such as the Inspector Gadget theme song, Smooth's guitar, etc. and puts a visual element of the boss fight in the video itself, making it an awesome rip.
• "Puzzle Room (Beta Mix)" from Kirby: Planet Robobot. Relax, it's safe. And it's also "My Sharona" by The Knack.

The Legend of Zelda series

• "Majora's Incarnate Battle" from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, which can be best described as Lavender Town In the Style of Majora's Mask, and it works surprisingly well as remix for both source songs.
• "Ballad of the Goddess" from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - who knew it went so well with "Lost in Thoughts All Alone"? "Lost in Thoughts All Alone" also fits perfectly with Pokémon Black and White's Entralink theme.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

• "Title Theme" is actually a remix of "Lost In Thoughts All Alone", using Ocarina's soundfont. It's a relaxing remix that puts many different aspects of various Ocarina of Time themes, such as the Temple Of Time's Ominous Latin Chanting, to excellent use.
• "Inside the Deku Tree (OST Version)" is a completely fitting, beautiful mash-up with "Rhubarb".
• "Lost Woods (Orchestral Mix)" is a brilliant arrangement of "Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity" from Gustav Holst's The Planets.
• "Epona's Song (Extended Mix)" begins with Link playing the title song, getting on his horse... and then it segues into an unexpectedly stellar version of "Horsechestra".
• "Horse Race (Extended Mix)" is an upbeat ten minute long medley rip that features numerous old folk tunes alongside video game songs and most of the channel's classic memes. The EU Version meanwhile offers an Eurobeat mix of the song, avoiding any jokes in favor of simply being catchy as hell (besides the comment section filling itself with Initial D references).
• "Nocturne of Shadow" starts with said song, but after it finishes, it transitions into an awesome remix of "Big Arms", using Ocarina of Time's soundfont. But why use that song? Because the "Big Arms" theme was also used as the theme of Nocturne in Sonic Chronicles.
• "Enter Ganondorf" is a simple, short, but sweet remix of the instrumental intro of "Bloody Stream" using Ocarina of Time's soundfont.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

• "Midna's Lament" is actually a piano arrangement of "Sad Romance" (better known as that stock "Sad Violin" song that is rarely played straight anymore), and it's actually genuinely beautiful music.
• "Zant Battle" takes the concept of Zant's Final-Exam Boss battle and makes every phase of the song have its own Running Gag implemented into it, with all of them coming together in the final phase. Special mention goes to the section that plays the theme of the Shadow Queen.

Mario Kart series

• "Main Menu" from Mario Kart Wii is a mashup of Childish Gambino's "Sweatpants" with the advertised track. It's a surprisingly good mix up, elevated by the Toad voice clips mimicking the original song's background vocals, as well as other Mario Kart sound effects mixed in.
• The JPN Mix and JPN Version of "Waluigi Pinball" from Mario Kart DS are a pair of effective remixes, to "Calamari Inkantation" and "Stardust Speedway" respectively, both released for the 31st anniversary of the Super Mario Bros. franchise.
• "DS Tick-Tock Clock" from Mario Kart 8 splices well with Don't Hug Me I'm Scared 2.

Pokémon series

• "Celadon City" from Pokémon Red and Blue only plays a few notes of the original... namely the few that it shares with the Overture from The Marriage of Figaro, before playing the rest of the famous Mozart opus on a Game Boy sound bank.
• "Battle (VS Gym Leader)" from Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green is a remix of the already-catchy Kahuna battle theme from Pokémon Sun and Moon, in the style of a GBA soundfont!
• "Radio: Lucky Channel/Game Corner" from Pokémon Gold and Silver mixes the song with "Get Lucky" by Daft Punk, making it even more catchy.
• "Battle! (Ho-Oh) (Alpha Mix)" from Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver is actually "Traitor's Requiem" in the game's soundfont, and sounds like a legitimate battle theme. "Battle! (Ho-Oh)" is also "The Sun Rises" from Ōkami, and sounds just as beautiful as the original.
• "Cipher Admin Battle" from Pokémon Colosseum, which references no less than 29 other works, and it still manages to sound good.
• "Unused Song 1", from the first Pokémon Mystery Dungeon game, is actually a remix of "Leading Lights" from Sonic Adventure, using the former's soundfont. The stage that "Leading Lights" plays in, Lost World, is an ancient temple, and since many Dungeons in Mystery Dungeon fit that description, it's rather fitting. The melody goes very well with the soundfont, and it certainly wouldn't sound out of place in an actual Mystery Dungeon game.
• "Pokémon Center" from Pokémon Sun and Moon is a cover of "Mele Kalikimaka" with most Hawaiian references being replaced by Alolan ones. It's just as catchy as the original.
• "Neos City (Night Time)" from Pokkén Tournament is a mashup between the aforementioned song and "Speed Highway". It works incredibly well, creating a funky rave beat.
• "Looker's Theme" from Pokémon Platinum serves as a surprisingly haunting rendition of The Doctor's Theme by Murray Gold, as is apropos for a Tenth Doctor Expy.
• "Battle! Champion Iris (Alpha Mix)" from Pokémon Black 2 and White 2. It's arranged to the tune of "Turn the Lights Off" by Tally Hall, perfectly mixing the upbeat and unique tone of the former with the darker theme of the latter.

Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire

• "Mt. Pyre" is actually a very catchy remix of Walking on Sunshine.
• "Battle! (Steven)": This mashup with "Calamari Inkantation" sounds perfectly fitting for a climactic Pokemon Champion battle, and the already catchy "Calamari Inkantation" is made even catchier!
• "Staff Roll/Credits" is a remix of "Snow Halation", which works well in the game's soundfont.

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

• "Battle! (Wild Pokémon)" mixes the Diamond, Pearl and Platinum soundfont beautifully with the Gold and Silver wild battle theme with a dash of staple memes.
• "Bicycle" is the main melody from Inside Out backed by said theme. The result is a energetic and pleasant tune.
• "Route 201 (Night)" is actualy a rendition of "Your Reality", with hints of "Hopes And Dreams" and for the most observant listeners, the Totino's Pizza Rolls theme that appears in many of his Sonic Mania rips.
• "The Fake Trio" is impressive for implementing nine different pieces of music^note Including, in order: "If I Were a Rich Man", The Flintstones theme, "All Star", "Angry Young Man", "Snow Halation", "Megalovania", "Final Bowser", "Bonetrousle", and "Item Bounce". into a coherent two-minute loop, backed by Pokémon Diamond and Pearl's Lake Trio battle theme.
• "Jubilife City (Alpha Mix)" is a remix of "Crazy Noisy Bizarre Town" (the first opening theme of, fittingly, Diamond is Unbreakable).

Pokémon Black and White

• Several of the "rips" from Pokémon Black and White are actually remixes of various songs from Xenoblade Chronicles X:
  • "Battle! (Wild Pokémon) (Beta Mix)", for example, is a remix of Black Tar.
  • "Battle! (Gym Leader) (Beta Mix)" is a remix of Uncontrollable.
  • "Moor or Icirrus (Winter) (Beta Mix)" is a remix of Sylvalum Field's theme.
• "Coronation Day (Alpha Mix)" is actually a remix of "End of the World", the fourth opening theme song of the 2014-onward JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime adaptation. Black and White's soundfont fits shockingly well with the song, and the vocals are even played at a lower sound quality to match with the hardware limitations of the Nintendo DS.
• "A New Adventure (Alpha Mix), which is a remix of "Great Days" using the game's soundfont.
• "Battle! (Reshiram/Zekrom)" from ''Pokémon Black and White", starts out with the epic piano solo from Cynthia's theme before transitioning into a delightfully chaotic and frantic remix of "Supporting Me". This rip in particular was featured in Episode 10 of the Christmas Comeback Crisis, specifically during the battle against Ju'Reshoggoth, and it perfectly fits with the battle against such a horrific monstrosity.
• "Victory Lies Before You! (Beta Mix)" is a remix of "Before My Body Is Dry", which was originally a song created by the same people that made Xenoblade Chronicles X's vocal tracks. It even mixes in the original vocal track, which is of a lower sound quality in order to fit with the Nintendo DS's hardware limitations.
• "Ending "Onward to Our Own Futures" (Beta Mix)" starts off with "Snow Halation", but then kicks into an awesome Drum and Bass remix.
• "Stardom (Alpha Mix)" is a nice remix of "Stand Proud" (the first opening theme of Stardust Crusaders).
• "Farewell (Beta Mix)", aka "Grenzlinie". This one even gets visuals.
• "Dragonspiral Tower (In-Game Version)" and "Ending "Onward to Our Own Futures"" are excellent remixes of "City of Tears" and "Sealed Vessel" that maintain the feelings of the original songs while not sounding out of place in Black & White itself.

Pokémon Black 2 and White 2

• "Awakening (Alpha Mix)" is a remix of, appropriately enough, "Awaken" (the Pillar Men's theme in Battle Tendency)
• "Victory Lies Before You (Pre-Alpha Mix)" recreates "Chase", the second opening for Diamond is Unbreakable.

Rhythm Heaven series

• The Rhythm Heaven songs tend to sound great, especially "Double Date" (mixed with "Fireflies"), "Tongue Lashing" with "Temporary Secretary", and "Ringside" (mixed with "Uptown Funk"). Undisputedly the best, however, is "Remix 10"; it uses a different song for every transition!
• "Lockstep 2" from Rhythm Heaven gets mashed with Gwen Stefani's "The Sweet Escape", and boy, does it fit.
• "Rhythm Tengoku Remix 6", and two versions of Rhythm Heaven's Remix 10 - Soundfont, or Mashup.
• "Love Rap 2" from Rhythm Heaven Fever is a mashup of said song and "Highlight" by Rezonate.
• "Final Remix" from Rhythm Heaven Megamix, uploaded during the channel's (original) finale in September 2016.
• "Remix 3 ~ I Feel Fine (OST Version)" from Rhythm Heaven Fever mashes up said song and "Experimental Film", notable for its music video being a collab with Homestar Runner (and thus also doubles as a Shout-Out to the Games Repainted Game Mod, which uses Homestar Runner-themed assets for Remix 3.)

Splatoon

• "City of Color" from the first Splatoon remixes the song with the Squid Sisters singing the Flintstones theme and it actually works really well.
• "I Am Octavio (Hidden Alternate Mix)", a mashup of various songs from Splatoon played alongside Beelzeboss (which is already Awesome Music on its own).

Super Mario Bros.

• "Muda Kingdom (Version 1.1)" from Super Mario Land is an 8-bit cover of the extended theme song from The Loud House, and the title actually is a double joke.^note While "Version 1.1" in this case actually refers to the 11 Loud siblings, it also refers to the 1.1 revision of Super Mario Land, which among other fixes altered the soundtrack by making it stereo and changing part of the percussion.
• "Hammer Bros. Battle (OST Version)" from Super Mario Bros. 3. Just when you thought "We Are Number One" couldn't be higher quality.
• "Creative Exercise" from Mario Paint is a Stupid Statement Dance Mix of "Who's been drawing dicks?" with a bit of the Flintstones theme at the end. It's both incredibly funny and incredibly catchy.
• "Overworld Theme (Alternate Mix)" from New Super Mario Bros. manages to mix in the main theme of Super Mario 3D Land among several other songs, including "Snow Halation".
• "The Luma theme" from Super Mario Galaxy is effectively spliced well with deadmau5 and David Bowie.
• "Final Bowser Battle" - Super Mario 3D Land is a really good mashup between the original song and a lot of memes. It gets creative with the memes by cropping certain parts of them out to fit them in the song, but it rarely feels choppy.
• "Sky (Edit)" from Super Mario Maker 2. Seeing as how the Sky theme for Super Mario World is the Athletic theme, it's almost an Obligatory Joke to fuse it with "Witch Doctor" a la the Athletic (PAL version) rip. However, there's one key difference; the "ooh-eeh-ahh-oh-oh" part is replicated with the voice that plays whenever you put down certain Parts! It feels really natural and is very pleasing, plus it's super catchy, too!
• "M-A-X Power!" from Paper Mario: The Origami King is the original track, noted for being a fully-fledged eurobeat composition that only shows up for a very quick gag in Chapter 3, with the lyrics of Ken Blast's "The Top" synced to it. The two songs mesh together very well with minimal editing to either track.

Super Mario Bros.

• "Ground Theme (OST Version)" is a remix of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh theme, and it's glorious.
• "Underground (Alternate Mix)" is a remix to the "Slider (Anniversary Edition)" rip below^note both were released for the franchise's 31st anniversary, with said song used in the editing mode of Super Mario Maker)

Super Mario World

• "Overworld"
  • The PAL Version is a very well-done mix of "Save Me" by Darren Styles. It gets even better once the actual song's drums kick in.
  • Amongst SiIva's many Retraux remixes, the "pirated version" of the Overworld theme truly stands out. It's a peppy remix of the original song using the NES's soundchip, while remaining just as catchy and energetic.
• "Athletic (PAL version)" is a rip that combines "Witch Doctor" with the game's Athletic theme. It's surprising how nobody had thought of it before, as it sounds amazing, handles both the meme and the song masterfully, and is catchy enough that you likely Cant Unhear It when listening to the original Athletic theme. It says something when it's one of Siiva's most popular rips to this day, sitting comfortably at over 4 million views!
• "Star World" manages to combine "Starman" and the Star World theme from Super Mario World into both a clever pun and a heartwarming tribute to David Bowie, who had passed away less than a month before the rip's original upload.

Super Mario 64

• "Bob-omb Battlefield (Extended Mix)" somehow manages to make a remix of 2Unlimited's "Get Ready For This" out of Super Mario 64's soundfont and make it work. Similarly, this rip mixes the aforementioned theme with "Sir Duke" and manages to sound really good.
• "Bob-omb Battlefield (E3 Trailer)" is a remix of the full version of "Jump Up, Super Star!"
• "Dire, Dire Docks (Alternate Version)" adds on to the series of awesome rips of "Dire, Dire Docks" by recreating it using the instruments of "It's Everyday Bro" by Jake Paul ft. Team 10, which surprisingly sounds amazing.
• "Dire, Dire Docks (JP Version)" is a gorgeous cover of "Africa" that even fits in a brief "Snow Halation" cameo without feeling out of place.
• "Ending Demo" manages to turn it into a remix of the Gorillaz song On Melancholy Hill using the Super Mario 64 Soundfront. It works surprisingly well.
• "Slider (Anniversary Edition) - Super Mario 64 DS" is a medley of various Mario songs, played in the chronological order of the games' release dates.
• "Dire, Dire Docks (Beta Mix) - Super Mario 64 DS" is "Holding Out for a Hero" in the already-awesome Dire, Dire Docks soundfont, and it is glorious.
• "Hide and Boo Seek", which does "Ghost Love Score" in all eleven minutes of its glory. (For those who can't resist jumping straight to the Epic Manuever part, it's at 5:34.)
• "Metal Wario (Extended Mix) - Super Mario 64 DS" is an extremely impressive and upbeat sound font switch remix of Digga-Leg's theme from Super Mario Galaxy 2, resulting in a truly funky track that sounds perfect for Wario.
• "Ultimate Koopa" is a rip that pushes the Super Mario 64 soundfont to its absolute limit, while stitching in bits of the original "Last Brutal Sister, Flandre Scarlet" for the pieces of the song it can't cover well. As mentioned before, it's a rip of "U.N Owen Was Her?" but mixes in the original "Ultimate Koopa" and The Simpsons' theme song. Yes, you read that right; it makes none other than the Simpsons' theme song sound just as badass as the rest of the song. And that Last Note Nightmare with Bowser's Evil Laugh at the end just pushes it into the realm of greatness. Though people may know it better from Something About World of Light (more specifically, the scene where the heroes battle with Dharkon), it's still a damn fine rip regardless.
• Don't mind the Word Salad Title of "Super Mario 3D All-Stars SM64 Super Mario 64 Main Theme"; this rip takes the already awesome Bob-Omb Battlefield theme, turns it into "Peaches en Regalia", adds in a few standard channel jokes, and makes it even more irresistable than before.
• From the 2021 April Fools' Day event where Mario is erased from existence, two rips, "Ultimate Koopa" and "Ultimate Koopa Clear", are remixes of two tracks from Undertale, "Your Best Nightmare" and "Finale" respectively, using soundfonts from various Mario games, most notably the three games from the Super Mario 3D All-Stars collection. With all that said, they sound wonderfully tense and grand to the ear, using the respective soundfonts to their fullest. How often have the Slider theme and the Delfino Plaza theme sounded this awesome?
• One of the most unexpectedly popular rips of the 8/27/21 Beatles event was the Super Mario 64 DD "It's a me, Mario!" rip, for being a Mario-themed cover of "Revolution 9". The result is one of the most meticulously arranged rips in the whole channel, with musical and spoken word samples from the game spliced and looped to match the timings in the original collage, and several melodies even altered to mimic the samples John Lennon had implemented. Bonus points for using Princess Peach's audio clips as a substitute for Yoko Ono's "If you become naked..." monologue towards the end.

Super Mario Sunshine

• "Title Theme"
  • The original mix manages to use the title game's MIDI files to create an arrangement of "Gonna Fly Now" that sounds almost like the real thing!
  • The Beta Mix splices it with "YMCA".
  • The OST Version is mixed with "I Want You Back", even incorporating themes from earlier Mario games.
• "A Secret Course (Alpha Mix)" manages to make the silly choir sound AWESOME by having them sing along to the theme from Stranger Things. Perhaps not coincidentally, it was released the day before that show's second season was released.

Super Mario Odyssey

• "Steam Gardens (CD Version)" with the lyrics of Cold Play's "Viva la Vida" over it, and they surprisingly fit together.
• "Jump Up, Super Star (Short Version)" mashes up the advertised track with The Cleveland Show theme, to surprisingly awesome effect.

Mario & Luigi series

• "Come On!" from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga is actually a remix of the battle theme of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Superstar Saga's soundfont works surprisingly well, and can really invoke a sense of nostalgia for people who've played either (or both) of those two games.
• "The Grand Finale" from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. By adding the Flintstones theme and "Snow Halation", the rip somehow manages to give off a much darker tone than the original.

Super Smash Bros.

• Super Smash Bros. Melee: "Icicle Mountain" combines the advertised track with Elvis Presley's Hound Dog. It's extra impressive that they combined all layers of the song with the track instead of just the vocals without making it sound all cluttered.
• Super Smash Bros. Brawl:
  • "Gerudo Valley" is a remix where the melody of said track is replaced with the Leitmotif of Animal Crossing, which works well in Ocarina of Time's soundfont.
  • "Victory (Mother)" is actually an awesome short arrangement of "Megalovania" that could very well pass for a Smash-series victory theme.
  • "Flat Zone 2" featuring Taylor Swift and Childish Gambino has no right to sound this good.
  • "Gritzy Desert" mashes up the advertised track with the full Polish Cow song. The two songs compliment each other surprisingly well, making for a mashup you can enjoy as a joke because of the bizarre origin of the latter song, or enjoy unironically for it's surprisingly good execution.
• "Light Plane (Vocal Mix)" from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is a mashup of the title track and "Roundabout" by Yes. If that sounds awesome, that's because it is.
• Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: "Vega Stage" takes the advertised track and mashes it up with numerous Big Time Rush songs and... It's Everyday, Bro. They make all these elements work with phenomenal pitch shifting work.

Wario series

• "Body Rock", from WarioWare D.I.Y, mixed with Macintosh Plus's リサフランク420 / 現代のコンピュ for a catchy, aesthetically pleasing experience.
• The rip of "Pause Screen" from Wario World is insane, to say the least. The rip lasts for fifty minutes long (a reference to the Easter Egg in the original), and the whole thing consists of Wario's "Nyah nyah-nyah nyah nyah!"s becoming remixes of hundreds of different songs, one after another! Even though it may sound very annoying to a few people, it's still an incredibly impressive piece of music due to the sheer amount of Shout Outs it makes. In fact, there's so many references that YouTube users in the comments section have tried to list every single one, and they still aren't finished! A mostly complete list can be found here.
• "Greenhorn Forest" from Wario World which is actually Unknown From M.E.'s Sonic Adventure 2 version mixed with an instrumental of "Bloody Stream" to make a snazzy mix.
• "Hurry Up!!" from Wario Land 4 is a great-sounding merger between the original game's escape music and A Hat in Time's Rift Collapse, with the latter track converted to the former's soundfont and sounding just as good as ever.

Yoshi's Island series

• Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
  • "Story Music Box (Yoshi Clan Mix)". The title prepares you for some hilarity based on Yoshi's New Island's infamously reviled kazoos, and true to form it isn't. It's a completely unironic, heart-rending music box version of "Dango Daikazoku" from CLANNAD. Mood Whiplash ahoy.
  • "Castle & Fortress" manages to incorporate the melody of "Song of Storms" surprisingly well, and it even mixes in the main theme of Hotel Mario during the later parts of the song.
  • "Room Before Boss (Beta Mix)" is a fast-paced remix of Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, intense enough that it could pass for the theme of the boss itself.
  • "Baby Bowser", which is actually a Yoshi's Island remix of "Stayin' Alive". The soundfont fits the song surprisingly well.
• "The Yoshi Clan" from Yoshi's New Island, much like "Story Box (Yoshi Clan Mix)", sets itself up as being a carbon copy of the original theme, complete with the kazoos, then segues into none other than Treasure Trove Cove. Besides sounding kickass-awesome, the kazoos actually feel like a part of the song. "The Grand Dad" and "Chop Suey" thrown into the mix also flow in quite naturally.

Console BIOS/Startup Fanfare

• "Nintendo GameCube Startup" mashed up well with "Smooth Criminal" and is incredibly catchy.
• "Super NES Classic Edition Startup". It's Ren'ai Circulation cycling through the soundfonts of nearly every game built in the SNES Classic Edition (and Chrono Trigger as well), and it is glorious.

Other

• "Mute City (Unused Mix)" from F-Zero is actually a remix of "It's Hip to Be Square".
• "Aurum Island" from Kid Icarus: Uprising goes surprisingly well with various songs from Jet Set Radio, especially "Teknopathetic".
• "Mii Channel (Alternate Version)" is a recreation of "iSpy" by Kyle and Lil Yachty, using Wii menu sound effects and mashed with the Mii Channel music.

• "Staff Credits" from Pilotwings Resort has been turned into a vaporwave song that's incredibly relaxing and almost dreamlike.
• "Minor Circuit" from Punch-Out!! (found on High Quality Rips Volume 1 as "Punch-Out Crusaders"), which asks, "How do you make the Punch-Out!! theme even more badass? Add JoJo's Bizarre Adventure to it!"
• "Aran Ryan" is a remix of a medley of the game's music using the instruments of "Axel F" from Crazy Frog and it suprisingly sounds really catchy.

Sega rips

Jet Set Radio

• "Everybody Jump Around (OST Version)" is mashed with "Mambo No. 5", with an amazingly jammin' beat. Even Hideki Naganuma himself thinks it's pretty sweet.
• "Sneakman (Beta Mix)", which mixes the already funky song with "Catch the S Train" from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (i.e. the score that plays while Miles tries to hide Peter B.'s unconscious body and gets stuck riding the outside of a train car). It feels like it fits perfectly for both series.
• "Like It Like This Like That" from Jet Set Radio Future mashes up said song with another song from an awesome soundtrack that was composed by Hideki Naganuma, "A New Day". That's right; Two from the same composer put together in a single, upbeat package! (Warning: It will get stuck in your head.)

Michael Jackson's Moonwalker

• "Smooth Criminal (NA Version)" is actually a rendition of, you guessed it, "Smooth".^note Neil's mashup between "Smooth Criminal", "One Week", and "Smooth", not the actual Santana song.
• You might look for the joke for quite a while in "Off The Wall" and "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough". That's because the joke is that these songs weren't in Moonwalker at all. Those are the Siiva team's renditions of the original songs in the Sega Genesis style, and they're good enough to sound like they're right out of the game.

Sonic the Hedgehog series

• "Game Over" from Sonic the Hedgehog is just Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise" done in the game's soundfont, coinciding with the release of the film's trailer which features a parody of said song.
• "Chemical Plant Zone" from Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is a rendition of "White Wing Dynablade" from Kirby Super Star (with a near-seamless transition into "Gangplank Galleon" from Donkey Kong Country on the second loop) with the Sonic 2 soundfont. No strings attached; just a great remix medley of an equally great track.
• "Configuration" from Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine mixed with "Intergalactic".
• "Boss 1 (Genesis)" from Sonic 3D Blast starts out with the intro of the original, which is notable for sharing a similar riff to Windy & Ripply from Sonic Adventure...so naturally, it segues into a full arrangement of the latter, using the 3D Blast sound fonts.
• "Mystic Mansion" from Sonic Heroes is a veritably spooky mix of "Grand Dad", "Sens", and "Loud Nigra"!
• "Nocturne" from Sonic Chronicles: The original theme is widely considered a horrible song and the absolute worst piece of music in the entire Sonic franchise, which by the usual standards of music the series has, can come across as rather shocking. It was originally nothing more but a dreadful MIDI version of the Big Arms boss theme. So what does the channel do with such an infamously bad song? They take the limited MIDI soundfont and push it to its limits, making the theme more faithful to the original version from Sonic 3 and overall much more fitting for a final level.
• "Cool Edge (Night) (In-Game Mix)" from Sonic Unleashed is a very smooth mash-up between the song in question and "Somebody I Used to Know". The calm, chilling tones of both mix well with each other in a way that must be heard. This song earns a place in the funny category as well, as since this is the "In-Game Mix", the music is occasionally overridden by the game's Nighttime Battle Theme, here mashed with "We Are Number One", which is ALSO a catchy mix. Anyone who's played it can attest to the loud and bombastic battle theme constantly breaking the mood of the otherwise calm tracks. The day version is no slouch either, as it seamlessly puts the beat of Cool Edge to the lyrics of Haruka Kanata, and they mesh together very well.
• "Rival Battle: Metal Sonic (US ver.)" from Sonic Generations is no slouch in the "sounding awesome" department either, mixing both the Generations remix of "Stardust Speedway" and Stardust Crusaders.
• "Frozen Junkyard" from Team Sonic Racing mixes the already epic track and mixes it with "Pledge of Demon" from Yakuza 0.

Sonic the Hedgehog CD

• Every single Beta Mix "rip" of the soundtrack is amazing. As "Beta Mixes", the songs are recreated using various soundfonts from several Sega Genesis games. A few of the songs even have vocal backup tracks like the original game, but with either the vocals being converted to a lower sound quality or replaced by similar ones from other Genesis games. Notably, the only one that isn't a Genesis demake is Tidal Tempest Past, and it sounds just as good as the original, even remade as a Redbook track.
• "Sonic Boom (Beta Mix)" from Sonic the Hedgehog CD is a rendition of the source song using the Genesis soundfont, and it sounds just as amazing, if not better, than the original.
• "Stardust Speedway (Bad Future) (JPN/PAL)", which seamlessly mixes "Parity" into one of Sonic CD's most beloved songs.

Sonic 3 & Knuckles

• "SK Act 1 Boss (Beta Mix)" manages to make a glorious version of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link's Temple music with the instruments of Sonic 3 & Knuckles.
• "Marble Garden Zone (Act 1)": a sweet remix of "Strobelite".
• "Launch Base Zone (Act 1)" answers the question of "What if the LBZ Act 1 BGM from Sonic & Knuckles Collection was used in the Genesis version?" Also Hilarious in Hindsight with the discovery of the Nov 3 1993 Prototype of Sonic 3, making this retroactively into a high quality rip from the future, done with the power of the Time Stones.
• "Flying Battery Zone (Act 1)" is actually an amazing rendition of "Carry On Wayward Son" which interpolates Flying Battery. While using the Genesis soundfont.
• "SK Act 1 Boss (Alternate Mix)" takes the original track's long-held comparisons with Flying Battery's theme to their logical conclusion, by changing the bridge to that of Flying Battery.
• "Blue Spheres (NTSC Version)" starts out as usual...before beautifully segueing into a full arrangement of "In the Balance" from Final Fantasy XIV.

Sonic Adventure 2

• "Live and Learn (Recut Edition)" is a mash-up with the music from GARNiDELiA's "Ambiguous" (best known for its use in Kill la Kill). The end result is a mashup that fits amazingly well together. This could also be considered the flipside of Triple-Q's earlier mashup of the vocals from "Ambiguous" mixed with the music of "Live and Learn" years prior.
• "Unknown from M.E. (Alternative Mix)" is a three-way mashup between both the Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2 versions of the aforementioned song and "The Real Slim Shady". It's an incredibly catchy and funky tune.
• "My Sweet Passion" takes a leaf from Coraldev and turns Amy's theme into an amazing Eurobeat remix.
• "Vengeance is Mine... for Radical Highway" is a pretty kickass instrumental version of "Suck Your Blood".
• "E.G.G.M.A.N. (CD Version)". Who would have thought combining E.G.G.M.A.N. with the theme song to Oreimo would be so catchy? The surprisingly fitting "US Version" combines it with ZZ Top's "Sharp Dressed Man".

Sonic Rush

• "Back 2 Back (Beta Mix)" seamlessly manages to combine both "Back 2 Back" and "Checker Dance" in such an unexpected yet fast-paced and jamming combination that even K. Round has to jam to the beat in the rip's accompanying visuals!
• "Raisin' Me Up" gets a nice Vaporwave ａｅｓｔｈｅｔｉｃ.

Sonic Rush Adventure

• "Tutorial" mixed with "Word Crimes". Somehow, it fits perfectly.
• "Sky Babylon" mashes up with "Calamari Inkantation"; the soundfont of the former compliments the melody of the latter extremely well! The remastered version is even better, with the melody swap being even more in-key with "Sky Babylon", and a smoother fade-out at the ending as opposed to the original rip's abrupt cut.

Sonic Lost World

• "Windy Hill - Zone 1 (Beta Mix)" could be considered a typical meme mashup, if not for the sheer abundance of memes present. Combined with the lively music from the source material and sudden montage at the end, it actually turns into something of a celebration of the account, fitting since it was released a few days before the September 30th announcement the channel was ending.
• "Honeycomb Highway" mashes up with "It's Hip To Be Square". It's incredibly catchy, and both songs compliment each other very well. It also incorporates the infamous "FUCK BEES" version of "It's Hip To Be Square" into the later half of the video, as well as the melody of "Megalovania" and the Flintstones theme.

Sonic Mania

• "Trailer Theme"
  • The "Full Version" is a pretty great mashup of Checkpoint and "The Walker" by Fitz and the Tantrums.
  • The "Radio Version" might just be the most meme-tastic creation in the channel's history.
• "Studiopolis Zone (CD Version)" mixes both the title song and Stardust Speedway together pretty well.

Other

• "Crazy" from MadWorld, which is mixed with "Night of the Chainsaw" and manages to make it sound unironically good.
• Battle 3 "(Beta Mix)" from Shining Force is a remix of Xenoblade Chronicles X's "Uncontrollable" done in the Sega Genesis style, with vocals implemented for compatibility with the Sega Genesis' sound limitations!
• "Pledge of Demon (Beta Mix)" from Yakuza 0. What better way to show how much of a badass Kuze is despite his age than mashing it up with the infamous "I'm not your daddy, I'm your grandpa" song?]]
• "Let's Go Away (Beta Mix)", easily one of their craziest rips yet. Using just the arcade soundboard of Daytona USA, which includes a small amount of vocal samples from Takenobu Mitsuyoshi, they created a full Model 2 arrangement of "Scatman", with the minimal samples managing to replicate the lyrics perfectly.

Square Enix rips

Final Fantasy VI

• "The Mines of Narshe" is, in a twist, one of very few HQ rips based on Love Live!'s soundtrack rather than µ's songs. More specifically "Hanare Banare", the depressing piece that plays as Honoka attempts to quit at the end of season 1.
• "Fierce Battle" is "...Be Done" from The Binding of Isaac, and it is spectacular.
• "Aria di Mezzo Carattere (OST Version)". It's indeed still 16-bit opera, but instead of Maria and Draco, it's the Diva's song from The Fifth Element. It's long, it's complex, it's great.
• "Wild West" is (appropriately enough) another "Wow Wow" rip, this time remaking the song with SNES instruments, and even incorporating the battle encounter noise in it.

Kingdom Hearts

• "Another Side, Another Story" somehow manages to make "The Flintstones" and "Snow Halation" legitimately dramatic!
• "A Day in Agrabah", the field theme of the Aladdin world, is actually a remix of "Burning Town" from Shantae using the former's soundfont. The style of Kingdom Hearts combined with Shantae's catchy melody makes for an awesome remix that wouldn't sound out of place in either series.

Kingdom Hearts II

• "Organization XIII" is actually a remix of "It's Raining Somewhere Else", utilizing the soundfont of the former. It manages to sound incredibly atmospheric and haunting, mixing the moods of both songs into a truly beautiful piece of music.
• "Rowdy Rumble (OST Version)" is actually "Bonetrousle" from in the style of the former. The jaunty tunes of both songs mix very well, but the more climactic sounding "Rowdy Rumble" manages to make "Bonetrousle" sound more epic.
• "This is Halloween" is a fantastic parody of the song from The Nightmare Before Christmas, referencing dozens of memes from throughout the channel.

Live A Live

• "Knock You Down" uses the Live A Live soundfont to make for one heck of a rendition of Ken's theme.
• "Megalomania" - it's the source song mashed up with the song you'd expect it to be mashed with. And it works way too well. Which, in retrospect, isn't surprising, since "Megalovania" originated from an inability to use "Megalomania" in The Halloween Hack.
• "Megalomania (memória Version)" plays off the infamous "Waters of Megalovania" remix by mixing "Waters of Nazareth" by Justice with "Megalomania".

Others

• "Time Gate" from Chrono Trigger goes to insane lengths. It's another 50 minutes-long rip, except that instead of a collection of quick tunes lifted from all over the place... it's The Rite of Spring. As in, the entire thing, remixed in a variety of iconic SNES styles.
• "The Weight of a World" from NieR: Automata is a very powerful mashup between the title song, "See You Again", and "Gangnam Style" to finish off "Gangnam Style"'s fifth anniversary.
• "One Winged Angel (In-Game Version)" from Final Fantasy VII. "Space Jam" will never be a memory.

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Other rips

Crash Bandicoot

• "Rock It/Pack Attack" from Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back remixes the already astonishing soundtrack with a plethora of memes such as the Inspector Gadget theme, "Smooth", and "Night of Nights", among other things.
• "Prehistoric" from Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped remixed with Walk The Dinosaur by Was (Not Was).

Deltarune

• "Don't Forget (Extended Mix)" remixes the game's credits theme into "Bad Apple!!", with an amazing second verse added in that ties into the game's plot and even incorporates some Arc Words.
• "Field of Hopes and Dreams":
  • "Field of Hopes and Dreams (OST Version)" makes use of We Are Leo's "Epic", giving a mix that's upbeat and catchy.
  • "Field of Hopes and Dreams (PAL Version)" mashes it up with "ANTONYMPH" by Vylet Pony, even recreating the video with Noelle in the place of Fluttershy, complete with GIR hoodie and nods to early 2010s internet culture.
• "School" arranges the tune to the Christmas classic "Frosty the Snowman", sounding lighthearted and fun.
• "Pandora Palace" is a remix to the tune of "&" by Tally Hall.
• "A CYBER'S WORLD?":
  • This rendition rearranges the song in the style of "Hello" by OMFG, perfectly fitting the "2010s Internet" vibe of the chapter.
  • The Nintendo Switch Version incorporates two early 2010s classics, "Safe and Sound" by Capital Cities and "Counting Stars" by OneRepublic, in its remix.
  • The OST Version mixes it with "Fireflies" by Owl City. Commenters note that the lyrics of the song are surprisingly relevant to what the chapter is about.
  • The Chapters 1 & 2 DEMO version is to the tune of "I Forgive You" by Kelly Clarkson, sounding happy and triumphant.
  • The In-Game Version uses "Paralyzer" by Finger Eleven and "Dreamscape" by 009 Sound System, two staples of late 2000s YouTube, that add to the nostalgic vibe of the original song. It even mixes in "Stardust Diving" from OMORI.
• "Hip Shop (Nintendo Switch Version)" remixes it to the tune of "Suit & Tie" by Justin Timberlake.

Five Nights at Freddy's

• "Circus"
  • The Disco Mix is a rearrangement of "Smooth" by Santana with a bit of The Flintstones and "Snow Halation". As people would say, this rip is a hot one.
  • The Lonely Mix manages to take the upbeat rhythm of "Take On Me" and mash it up with the vocals from "Boulevard of Broken Dreams", and it's surprisingly fitting.
• "DJ Music Man": DJ Music Man (Alpha Mix) combines the catchy theme of "DJ Music Man" with "[[Music/Rammstein Du Hast]]" to amplify the already industrial-techno theme into industrial-techno-metal.

Forza series

• "Icarus" from Forza Horizon is, as one commenter describes it, another "meme orgy", combing many different sources and giving an enjoyable mix that almost sounds natural. Subtle touches like Michael Rosen saying his signature "noice" before the beat drops and Mr. Krabs humming along to the song are nice as well.
• "See You Again" by Wiz Khalifa from Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious was mixed with "Snow halation (UMI Mix)" into a good mashup fitting for Umi's birthday on March 15.

Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number

• "Le Perv" has the backing track mashed up with "Stress", giving it a more intense feel. The Beta Mix is even better: it's mashed up with "Genesis" by Justice and "I Don't Fuck with You" by Big Sean with bits of "Technologic", "Bangarang", and even "Sins of the Father".
• "Quixotic" is mashed up with "Hydrogen" from the first game.
• "Run"" + Death Grips = pure eargasm. Later got a remastered version that blows the original to shreds.
• "Run (EU Version)" combines the song with "Dreamcast" by Blank Banshee to surprisingly solid effect.
• "In The Face of Evil" is mashed up with Puzzle Room^note This was uploaded during the anniversary of the Puzzle Room incident. and it sounds glorious.
• "Dust" has finally given the fanbase the musically memetic marriage they've been waiting for: a mashup with the backing track to Neil Cicierega's "Wow Wow".
  • The Beta mix amps it further by mashing it with "Starboy" by The Weeknd ft. Daft Punk, which fits like a goddamn glove.

Hotel Mario

• "Reading the Letter (Bowser's Seizure Palace Hotel)" recreates "One-Winged Angel" from sound effects and voice clips from Hotel Mario, making it a worthy successor to the "Big Beat Radio" rip from King for Another Day. Also doubles as Funny Music for Luigi's "Spaghetti!" replacing the "Sephiroth!"s from the original song.

The Idolmaster

• GO MY WAY!! (M@STER Version) mixes the song with various genres such as synth pop, trap, jazz, orchestral, Mega Man 8's soundbyte, mm2wood, and many more, and combined with Visual Effects of Awesome, this makes up an amazing rip. There's also this rip in which mashes up various songs such as "Smooth", "Living La Viva Loca", "Live and Learn", "All Star", and even the freaking "Pen Pineapple Apple Pen", among others, with the upbeat and energetic instrumental of the title song.
• "Agent Yoru o Yuku" is basically SiIvagunner's version of the classic Nico Nico Douga medley video and manages to sound good. What's really notable about it is the appearance of many famous voice actors and figures in the Newgrounds community, including Chris "Kirbopher" Niosi and Kira Buckland/Rina-Chan, who is also notable for voicing Umi Sonoda in Love Live!. Fittingly, she was the one who sang the parts mashed with "Snow halation."
• The iDOLM@STER 2
  • "GO MY WAY!! (Haruka Mix)" is a Namco Arcade rendition of the song with regular vocals with additional Namco arcade sound bytes added into the song to make it extremely catchy.
  • "SHOP" cleverly mixes in the classic Pac-Man tunes (and "Snow Halation") to a relaxed beat.
• "GO MY WAY!! (Haruka Mix)" from The iDOLM@STER: Stella Stage, uploaded in celebration of the character's birthday, mashes up the song with "The Impression That I Get" by The Mighty Mighty Bosstones. It is surreal how well the two tracks work together.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

• "BLOODY STREAM (Uncut Version)" from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle: After a few Stylistic Suck rips from the game, we get a very catchy mash-up of "Bloody Stream" and "A Cruel Angel's Thesis".
• JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven
  • "Jotaro Kujo Battle" is a fantastic mashup between "Stardust Crusaders" (the fight theme, not the part) from the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime and the song "Waters of Nazareth" by Justice. "Yoshikage Kira Battle (Picnic Mix)" from the same game is a mashup of the theme of the Big Bad from Diamond is Unbreakable and "Let's Dance" by David Bowie, referencing Kira's uncanny resemblance to the late musician.
  • "Crazy Noisy Bizarre Town (Unused Game Version)" slaps together said theme and "Uptown Funk" together.
• GREAT DAYS -Units Ver.- from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Records. More than a simple Great Day, it could possibly be the Best Day Ever.

Just Dance series

• "Moves Like Jagger" by Maroon 5. It seems Just Dance is being used to make catchy rips of non-game music.
• "S.I.M.P. (Squirrels in my Pants)" from Just Dance: Disney Party combines the titular Phineas and Ferb song with Justin Timberlake's "SexyBack". The original "S.I.M.P." already had a similar beat, but this just makes it even better.

Love Live!

• "Snow Halation" as a celebration of the channel allegedly ending; being a mixture of Snow Halation and The Flintstones theme; the lyrics are a perfect parody of the original song, bringing "The Feels" to all supporters of the channel. The best part? It's probably the Nozomi Mix people have been asking for since the early months of the channel.
• Love Live! School Idol Festival
  • "Aishiteru Banzai! (MAKI Mix)" somehow managed to take Knuckles' cheesy rap theme from Sonic Adventure, "Unknown from M.E.", and turn it into a smooth, catchy R&B duet with Love Live's Maki Nishikino.
  • "Cutie Panther": Courtesy of Triple-Q, this track mashes too well with Drowning Pool. "ONE!" NICO NICO NII~! "TWO!" NICO NICO NII~!
  • "START:DASH!! (HONOKA Mix)" manages to combine the version of "Ai Wo Torimodose" from the Fist of the North Star films by North Star Productions with the title Love Live song... and make it work! Never before have Rated M for Manly and moe been such an incredible combination.
  • "Unlockable Song 3" follows the combination of manly and moe by sentence-mixing µ's vocals to "STAND PROUD".
  • "baby maybe Koi no Button (KOTORI Mix)" and "Wonder zone (KOTORI MIX)" both put Muse and µ's together pretty well.
  • "soldier game (EX Version)" slaps the vocals of the Love Live song straight on top of "Crazy Noisy Bizarre Town"... and it ends up working perfectly.
  YouTube commenter: If you didn't know what the original sounded like, you could actually get away with this.

Mad Rat Dead

• "plash, plop, gurgle" seamlessly incorporates the melodies of several other electroswing songs, including "Dummy!/Spider Dance", "Trainwreck of Electro Swing", "Nasty * Nasty * Spell" and "K.K. ElectroSwing".^note And as an added bonus, the latter two songs are both by Camellia, the original composer for "plash, plop, gurgle". Add the vocals for "Lone Digger" on top of that and you get a really impressive rip, especially for a game that was less than two weeks old when it was posted.
• "RAT's Dream" ups the intensity of the original track significantly by remaking it in the style of "Megalo Strike Back".

Mighty Switch Force! series

• "Yummy!" is a mashup/remix of said song and "Jellyfish Jam". It's very catchy, and you can't help dancing along with it.
• "The Afterblaze" from Mighty Switch Force 2 mashed up with "We Come Together" from Goldfish, mixing funky vocals with a catchy-as-hell beat.

Nekopara Vol. 1

• "Fight for the Galaxy (vs. Meta Knight & Galacta Knight)" somehow manages to mix "Kurogane no Striver" from Nyaruko: Crawling with Love!, "A Soul Can't Be Cut" from Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, and "Sorairo Days" from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, and it sounds rockin'.
• "Hot-Blooded, Undying Perserverance (True Arena Mode)" is a kickass mashup, combining the instrumental of "Redo" with lyrics from "Remember the Name" and "The Only Thing I Know For Real".^note If you can't tell yet, "Nekopara rips" are really rips based on various anime tunes that have nothing to do with Nekopara.

PaRappa the Rapper

• Chop Chop Master Onion's Rap (Gamma Mix) sounds awesome when mixed with Gianasi from VHS Head.
• PaRappa the Rapper 2
  • Romantic Love (Gamma Mix) is mashed-up with the instrumental of the bizarre Mighty Morphin Foreskin from Captain Murphy plus the rip has lyrics that mirror the latter song's use of random, but timely soundclips (although using some of the channel's own Running Gags instead), effectively making this also an example of Funny Moments.
  • BIG (Gamma Mix) is beautifully mashed-up with the c418 remix of the Stranger Things theme.
  • "BIG (Giant Version)" is a sleek and jazzy mashup of the advertised track and "Amalgam" from Steven Universe.
  • Sista Moosesha (Gamma Mix), which is a mash-up with the instrumental of Cut to Black by Lemaitre
  • Food Court (Gamma Mix), meanwhile, is mixed with Beaks of Eagles (Fulgeance Remix) from Kelpe.

Plants vs. Zombies

• "Graze the Roof" from Plants vs. Zombies a simple but catchy renditions of "Bad Apple!!", "All Star", and "My Time is Now" (John Cena's theme).
• "Brainiac Maniac" is delightfully funky and mixes a great many staple memes together quite well, including the secondary battle theme from The Battle Cats!

Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc

• "Mecha-Legs" mixed with "Speakers Going Hammer".
• "...Disco Jam" mixes one of the Funkyboard tunes from the game with "Da Funk" from Daft Punk, for an awesome result. Bonus points for cleverly mixing two pieces of music from French sources.

Shantae series

• "Bandit Town" from Shantae mixes surprisingly well with "Insane in the Membrane" by Cypress Hill.
• "We Love Burning Town (Beta Mix)" from Shantae and the Pirate's Curse mixes the source song with "Breakdance Beach" by Hail Mary Mallon.

Sonic: After the Sequel

• "The Schizophrenic Tower" manages to take the original song's Variable Mix concept and adapt it into a series of remixes with a variety of soundfonts and musical styles, including chiptune, Daytona USA, acapella, and more.
• "Ghost With Guitars" incorporates "Grand Dad" into it, alongside "Metal Crusher" and "Mystic Mansion". It's a funky, spooky, very catchy song.

Steven Universe

• "Stronger Than You" from Soundtrack Attack manages to make the Steven Universe song and Noodles Can't Be Beat (and even The Nutshack) flow together near-perfectly.
• "Indigo Caves" from Attack the Light was mashed up, of all things, with "Creep", with surprisingly good results.

Super Hexagon

• "Courtesy", a mashup of the original song and "Bad Apple!!" that sounds downright gorgeous.
• "Focus" is mixed with "You Spin Me Right Round (Like a Record)" by Dead or Alive.

Touhou Project series

• "She's in a temper!!" from Touhou 2: Story of Eastern Wonderland is a rendition of "Night of Nights" in the former's soundfont.
• "Bad Apple!! (Akyu's Untouched Score)" from Touhou 4: Lotus Land Story is the popular vocal remix of the song, but remade in the style of the original song. It works surprisingly well.
• "Legendary Illusion ~ Infinite Being" from Touhou 5: Mystic Square, which is already an awesome song by itself, impressively sneaks in the themes of all other post-HRtP final boss themes from the PC98 era; Mima's Complete Darkness, Yumemi's Strawberry Crisis!!, and Yuuka's Faint Dream ~ Inanimate Dream. Having all three songs fit within Infinite Being's time signature further encapsulates how amazing the rip is.
• "U.N. Owen Was Her? (JP Version)" from Touhou 6: the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil is a remastered version of the first half of McRolled, with fixed pitches that make it even more enjoyable than the original.
• "Wind God Girl" from Touhou 9: Phantasmagoria of Flower View is a great mashup of "We Are Number One", and is notable for being one of the rare WANO remixes that actually changes the melody, and seamlessly at that.
• "Lunatic Eyes ~ Invisible Full Moon" from Touhou 14.5: Urban Legend in Limbo is an astounding mashup with "We Are Number One" with bits of "Overdrive" and "Night of Nights" thrown in.

Undertale

• "Heartache" is mixed with the Space Jam theme. It manages to cut the 4/4 Space Jam into Heartache's 3/4 time.
• "Dating Tense!". What happens when you put it and "Turn Down For What" into a blender? You get an incredibly catchy "rip". Bonus points for Papyrus' Voice Grunting chiming in at the very end.
• "Dummy! (Alternate Mix)" is an acapella rendition of "Dummy!", and it sounds much better than would be expected.
• "Temmie Village"
  • The Unused Vocal Version replaces all of the instruments with "FUCK BEES". It's as hilarious (and catchy) as it sounds.
  • The Extended Mix (a version of "Leave It") is even better.
• "It's Showtime!" is actually a song of the same name from Homestuck, and it's just as catchy as the original version.
• "Metal Crusher (OST Version)" combines the namesake track and "Death by Glamour" with "DVNO" for an insanely awesome and well-done rip.
• "ASGORE (OST Version)" is a remix of "End of The World", the last opening song used for the anime adaptation of Stardust Crusaders, In the Style of Undertale, even using the game's sound effects to mimic the sound effects from said opening.
• The "Your Best Nightmare (Alternative Mix)" takes the batshit insanity of the original song and combines it with a ton of other songs and memes, including the theme of The Simpsons, "It's Hip to FUCK BEES", the "Trololo song", "El Sonidito", and much, much more.
• "Hopes and Dreams"
  • The original rip is probably one of the only rips with "Snow Halation" that is actually universally liked. It isn't, however, the most appreciated one: that would be Sonic Lost World's Sea Bottom Segue.
  • The Beta Mix is a stunning remix of the advertised track and Porter Robinson's "Divinity", along with several channel running jokes.
• "His Theme (Nintendo Switch Version)" started out Unregistered Hypercam 2's takeover strong with a cover of "Paralyzer" in the style of the advertised track, which manages to un-ironically sound, for the lack of a better word, determined.
• "Megalovania"
  • The Alternative Mix starts out as a Stylistic Suck mashup between the title track and "Space Jam", until the 1:08 mark, where it transitions to a three-way mashup between the aforementioned two and "Waters of Nazareth".
  • The Extended Mix is spliced with "Natural Killer Cyborg".
  • The PS4 Version is a ballin' mashup between the titular track and "We Fly High", save for the end.
• "Last Goodbye" is still powerful even in spite of its innate silliness. (It helps that it originally appeared to be the channel's final video.)
• "Finale" heralds the finale of the Reboot Arc of the channel.
• "Good Night", an absolutely astounding mashup of "Once Upon a Time" and its derivatives and "Goodbye to a World" by Porter Robinson.
• "Meat Factory", an unused song, is actually a pretty awesome remix of "Supporting Me" from Sonic Adventure 2.
• "Once Upon a Time (Genocide Mix)", a remix of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance", which, in turn, is a reference to Undertale the Musical. And no, we don't mean that one, we mean this one. Take the usage of the many soundfonts representing the lyrics in that animation, add the little touches (such as the fact that it's the "Genocide Mix" because the animation is set in a Genocide Route), and you really have something that has to be heard to be believed.
• "Spider Dance (OST Version)" perfectly incorporates the song's catchy swing style into "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" by They Might Be Giants.
• "Your Best Nightmare (Removed Version)" is a remix of Miracle Musical's Sanity Slippage Song, "The Mind Electric". Considering how multi-layered and complicated the original song is, this one recreates it effectively (even using parts from "Finale") and manages to be just as intense.

Fictional titles

• LazyTown: the Video Game
  • "We Are Number One (Alpha Mix)" is an amazing mashup between said song and "Witchcraft" by Pendulum.
  • "We Are Number One (Rice Cooker Version)" is the mashup of "We Are Number One" and "Snow halation" and mixes the two SiIvagunner staples for an amazing combination.
  • We Are Number One (Alternetive Mix) not only has a nice pun in its title, but it's also a remix of Scatman's World made by none other than NBGMusic himself!
  • "Rotten Symphony" is an orchestral mix of "We Are Number One", and it is AMAZING!
  • Robbie Rotten's Ice Cream Stand is just another title to upload "We Are Number One" arrangements - and they work really well all the time. Case in point: "Astronaut in the Ocean", "Mage of Violet", "Bassline Junkie" and "The Funny Things You Do".
• Birthday Surprise from Maroon GO mashes up various Maroon 5 songs with the instrumental of "Snow Halation", and it sounds downright amazing.

Meta/Lore

• When SiIva provided music for videogamedunkey, one rip featured a surprisingly competent Game Boy Color rendition of "Cliffs of Dover".
• "Title Theme & Ending" from 7 GRAND DAD was a fittingly awesome conclusion for the channel as a whole. It's a beautiful medley of the channel's various Running Gags, including The Flintstones, The Nutshack, The Simpsons, "I Play Pokémon GO", "Snow halation", and "GO MY WAY!!". Using a jazzy beat and chiptune sounds, it's a perfect mix of heartwarming, tear jerking, and catchiness.
• "voiceless", an uncharacteristic completely original composition, with clear influence from Xenoblade Chronicles X's "Uncontrollable" and Kill la Kill's "Before My Body is Dry" in how it is played, is one of, if not the, most hype things to come out of the channel.
• The first part of the end of the reboot, A Grand New Era, is a remix of P-R-O-G-R-A-M featuring both pre-and-post-reboot memes and serves as a grand way to start off the end of the reboot arc. It's been remastered as a second P-R-O-G-R-A-M rip, now with "Snow Halation" and "The Nutshack".
• The true ending of the reboot manages to make "Snow Halation" unironically powerful. (Partially due to listing the English lyrics for the first time.)

Others

• "A Whole New World" from the Genesis version of Aladdin. It's SiIvaGunner combined with Pogo. What's not to love?
• "Main Theme" from Audiosurf 2, a bizarrely good cross of Circle of Dust's "Contagion", "7 Grand Dad", "Mad World", "The Next Episode", and various other running gags of the channel. And Joel giving an edited version of Bowser's letter from Hotel Mario before the climax of the song.
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• "Main Theme" of Black Knight 2000, while mostly amusing, turns into a genuinely awesome version of "Night of Fire" (complete with sentence-mixed lyrics) near the end.
• "Reveal Trailer Theme" from Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare. It's literally just "Sorairo Days".
• "On to Grasstown (OST Version)" from Cave Story is a fun and bouncy medley featuring such songs as "Take On Me", "Puzzle Room", Tetris Type A, the Game Theory theme, and the Pokemon Go song.
• "Reach For The Summit" from Celeste uses different memes for each of the seven "Chapters" ranging from Snoop Dog to Grand Dad and "Your Best Friend", ending with an powerful re-arrange of the final section, throwing a little "Snow Halation" in for good measure. Covering each variant of the song results in eleven minutes of memetic overdose.
• "Final Boss (Phase 2)" from Cory In The House, which is a rendition of "Sorairo Days" done with the game's sound chip.
• "Die House" from Cuphead is a mix of the vocals from said song and the "Scare Floor" theme from Monsters, Inc., the jazzy beats of each complementing the other well.
• "Close Your Eyes" from The Devil on G-String remixes said song with a piano rendition of "Snow Halation". And it sounds down-right impressive.
• "Ferro" from The Division somehow makes the Kidz Bop version of "Hotline Bling" sound quite epic.
• "Poison vs. Word Up" is the DJ Hero mashup of Bel Biv Devoe's "Poison" and Cameo's "Word Up", itself mashed up with Bloodhound Gang's "Mope" (you know, the "Here Comes Pacman" song) and sprinkled with some famous running gags from the channel.
• "Your Reality" from Doki Doki Literature Club! takes the melody of the calm, but somber original and sets it to a different, much more serious and uplifting, accompaniment.^note Namely "slt" from A Silent Voice. It sounds like Monika's preparing to fight in a war and really illustrates her determination. This rip also mixes "Hopes and Dreams" in towards the end, which works surprisingly well.
• "Capsule Obtain (Beta Mix)" from Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3, which combines both Earth, Wind & Fire's "September" and "Snow Halation" to awesome effect. You can also hear Loud Nigra, and Joel's freakout over "Grand Dad" if you listen closely because it wouldn't be SiIvaGunner without them.
• "You're the Inspiration" from Elite Beat Agents, despite being cluttered with silliness (such as Grand Dad's theme and "Crank That"'s instrumental), still retains the emotional feel of the original song. What makes it better is that the use of VoiceForge's Wiseguy gives the impression that SiIva himself is singing along with the song.
• "Grimling Forest" from EverQuest. It's the goddamn Imperial March, what else would you expect?
• "SONG 6" from EXTREME PAINTBRAWL was already pretty crazy but the SiIva version has to be heard to be believed.
• "Title Theme & Ending (Beta Mix)" from The Flintstones: The Rescue Of Dino & Hoppy manages to create a faux-NES version of the Flintstones theme that is based on the SNES game's rendition of the theme. As a result, it is both far more accurate to the original Flintstones theme, and surprisingly catchy.
• "Rockmen (Battle)" from FTL: Faster Than Light, a remix that seamlessly blends the aforementioned theme with Burial's Archangel, creating what almost feels like a souped up version of either.
• "QLWA" from Groove Coaster throws in the melody of "Soldier Game" and bits of "MEGALOVANIA", "Gangnam Style", and "Space Jam".
• "Smooth" from Guitar Hero II solidifies "Smooth" as Giiva's newest meme by mixing it with "Snow Halation". That alone is rather nice, but then it throws in "Smooth Criminal" into the mix. Add in some rather well done sentence mixing to give the impression of Santana singing along to "Snow Halation", and you have a pretty hot (cold?) one.
• "Game Over" from The Halloween Hack. While it starts out as a little sketch with SiIva ordering one of his workers to make a Halloween Hack rip that isn't just an Undertale reference, it turns out to be an awesomely fitting remix of "Don't Fear The Reaper" that could easily pass as an actual song from EarthBound.
• "Dance Mr. Funnybones" from the Henry Stickmin Series is the infamous Distraction theme, but made to sound like "Quirky Worky Song." Despite being a very short rip, it is insanely catchy, and is genuinely pleasant besides.
• "Main Menu (Beta Mix)" from Inspector Gadget: Gadget's Crazy Maze combines the titular song with FrankJavCee's "Every Everyday" creating a very calming mix, with some chilled out visuals to boot.
• "Main Theme" from Icon Architect 1.0. is a rip that both SiIva and Neil Cicierega fans alike will love; a mashup between "All Star" and "Wow Wow" featuring bits of SiIva and Cicierega's memes put together. It also helps that this rip was uploaded during the latter's birthday.
• "Main Menu" from Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius; of its several components, the best would have to be the cover of "His Theme".
• "Fuwa Fuwa Time" from K-On! puts the vocals of "Go My Way" over the instrumental, and it's actually pretty great!
• "Moon Light Dance" from La-Mulana seamlessly mashes up the original song with "Thriller".
• "POP/STARS" from League of Legends definitely takes the crown jewel of "Gangnam Style" mashups. It also helps that it was uploaded during "Daddy"'s third anniversary.^note Daddy was first released on November 30th, 2015.
• "Jungle" from Lego Stunt Rally is actually a remix of the theme of Labyrinth Zone, specifically its Master System and Game Gear incarnation.
• "Aporia (Boss Battle) (Positive Mix)" from Mr. Gimmick! takes an already awesome NES soundtrack to the game and transforms the boss theme into a medley of Yes songs, starting with "Roundabout", transitioning to the opening riff to "Heart of the Sunrise", and closing out with the overture of the "Fly from Here" suite.
• "Morphogenetic Sorrow (Sigma Mix)" from Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors mixes with Portishead's "Roads" almost sounds like it could be an actual theme song from the game. And in an added piece of Fridge Brilliance, the video's runtime (4:32) has a digital root of 9.
• "vs. DJ Subatomic Supernova" from No Straight Roads mixes with both "Space Trip Steps (Meteor Herd)" from Sonic Adventure 2 and "Waters of Nazareth" by Justice, making the track even more spacey.
• "Where the Guns At" from Nuclear Throne is mashed up with "Run" from Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, and it fits together perfectly.
• "Teknopathetic [E-Pop 'n' Disco 80's Mix]" from Ollie King, which manages to catchily mix in several Daft Punk songs.
• "PlayStation Format Disc Error": A.K.A. a cover of "Sayo-nara" made to sound like it was playing on a broken PlayStation console.
• "Beelzebub" from Pony Island intensifies the OST's intense nature by mashing it with SOPHIE's "Ponyboy" and GFOTY's "Don't Wanna/Let's Do It" and "USA", as well as "Hopes and Dreams" and "Sayo-nara" for the melody changes.
• "Want You Gone" from Portal 2 combined with the vocals of "Snow Halation" (pitch-shifted in parts) sounds amazing.
• "Semi-Charmed Life" from Rock Band 3 mashes the song up with "All Star", yet another rip Neil Cicierega would be proud of.
• "Darkness" from Rocket League mixed with JonTron's cover of "Firework".
• "Ragtime" from RollerCoaster Tycoon manages to be exactly that, becoming a lo-fi rendition of Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer" and "Searchlight Rag" with bits of "Death By Glamour" mixed in.
• "Boss Theme (Beta Mix)" from "Secrets of Grindea" is remixed with the Final Fantasy Mystic Quest soundfont.
• "Of Devious Machinations (Clockwork Tower)" from Shovel Knight incorporates the Flintstones theme into it extremely well, changing up the theme a little bit in order to fit with the mechanical nature of the Clockwork Tower. It also adds the "Cheetahmen" theme near the end of the song. It's overall a strange, but thoroughly enjoyable remix.
• "Main Theme" from Shrek Fairy Tale Freakdown is, as one would expect, 8-bit All Star. The catch is that, while the melody is intact, the notes have been altered to sound like The Flintstones.
• "Stage 1" from Silver Surfer is a mashup of the first stage's theme with Shape Da Future from Jet Set Radio Future, with SiIva's voice replacing some of the samples for good measure.
• "Nightclub (Lounge Lizard Mix)" from Sly Cooper mixes it together with "Death By Glamour" to provide a rocking catchy beat.
• "Bol-Dor's Realm (Earth World)" from Snake Pass is a sweet Donkey Kong Country-styled track. Heck, ANY Snake Pass track is just mesmerizing!
• "Title" from Sonic.exe starts off with the Sonic.Exe/Kefka laugh...then goes into "Monster Mash". Then it mashes in themes from other Halloween themed shows and films, such as Scooby-Doo. The end, however, is another story.
• "Space Invaders" from... well, Space Invaders remixed into becoming an 8-bit rendition of Invaders Must Die by The Prodigy.
• "Sandwich Driving 101" from The SpongeBob Movie Game. It's mixed with a higher-pitched version of "We Makin' Krabby Patties" (a music video Nickelodeon uploaded), making this rip sound particularly catchy.
• "I'm Han Solo" from Star Wars Kinect is mashed up with "Snow Halation", and it's really catchy as hell.
• "Heist Ho!" from SteamWorld Heist mixes the song with the lyrics from the song Steam Powered Giraffe (who made the game's soundtrack) made based on the game, "The Stars", and it fits in perfectly.
• "Amadeus" from Steins;Gate 0 mashed with "Lose Yourself" makes for an amazing combination.
• "In-Game Theme" from Super Treadmill mixes the in-game music of Nitrome's Super Treadmill with Crank Dat Super Mario. And it WORKS.
• "JUST COMMUNICATION (Original Mix)" from Super Robot Wars Z2: Hakai-Hen mashes up "Just Communication" with "Uptown Funk" with incredibly groovy results.
• "Gymnopédie" from Symphony is a massive, hour-long EDM mashup-of-mashups that shows off every meme from the channel and then some in grand style, sounding amazingly catchy and unique the whole way through.
• "Snow Castle" from Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection starts as the original song...before being mixed with "VOODOO KINGDOM ~Wall5 Remix~" by SOUL'D OUT, the ending theme of the Phantom Blood movie. What makes this so unexpected is the fact that it doesn't come from the mainline JoJo series.
• "Metal Squad" from Thunder Force effortlessly mashes up the Japanese and English themes of Digimon Adventure for a rip that any fan can appreciate.
• "Level 4: The Toy Room" from Tom and Jerry in: Mouse Attacks! takes the main theme of the game's Toy Room level and turns it into a Stickerbrush Symphony cover that is an absolute banger.
• "Baby Baby!!" from Um Jammer Lammy is a mashup between the aforementioned song and and "Siege Engine". And boy is Lammy a great shredder!
• "Title" from Vib-Ribbon starts off rough, but quickly switches to a cool mashup. Specifically, a mashup of Vib Ribbon's title music and Elvis Presley music, of all things.
• "You Don't Know What I'm Sayin'!" from Watch Paint Dry takes high quality rips into a whole new level: It's "voiceless" mashed up with "Gangnam Style". And it still manages to sound as awesome as the original song itself.
• "We All Lift Together" from Warframe mashes up the song with the Home Depot theme. The two songs fit about as well as you'd expect.
• "Kimi no Kioku" mashes the credits song of Persona 3 with "D.A.N.C.E." and even slips in "Aria of the Soul" seamlessly into the final chorus.
• "Boss (Unused Version)" is an incredibly high-energy remix of "BIG SHOT" in the soundfont of Plok, complete with voice soundbites from both games, often blended together in a chaotic fusion that fits the song like a glove.
• "Flea Pit" takes the high-energy vibes of Plok and puts them into "One-Winged Angel", of all songs. With the song kicking into high-gear once they lyrics start, it manages to be a wonderfully fast rendition of Sepiroth's tune.
• "Fox" from Just Shapes & Beats is a catchy, high-energy EDM mix that incorporates a bunch of iconic songs, mainly from the 2000s and 2010s.

King for a Day

The "King for a Day" Tournament features a wide variety of characters, each with their own rips. Though There Can Only Be One winner of the tournament itself, sample rips from each of the characters are thankfully still showcased, and they're all amazing. Here's the full playlist.

• Special mention goes to DJ Professor K's "Artificial Amateurs", an original composition that wouldn't sound out of place in Jet Set Radio.
• While being the first to be disqualified, Weird Al did get to shine post defeat. "A Gaizin's Mantra" is a rather well done dubstep remix of "Dare To Be Stupid".
• "First-Round Losers' Cypher", as the name implies, is a medley of themes dedicated to the unfortunate losers of the first round in the tournament, primarily featuring Pitbull and Professor K.
• "Mario Story" is a melancholy yet beautiful mash up of all of the saddest songs from the first three Paper Mario games. It really goes to show how much love and care people has for the series after all these years.
• "Spiciest Calamari Inkantation" wouldn't sound out of place in Super Smash Bros., and definitely matches the level of quality of Splatoon's music.
• "Sleep Paralysis", a chilling cover of Lil Uzi Vert's "Money Longer".

King For Another Day

The second King for a Day tournament was far bigger in scope than the first, with double the competitiors, a major presentation upgrade, and of course, even more amazing music. Like before, the full playlist is here.

Dual Arrangements

• The tournament opened in style with The Whims of Plastic Love, a gorgeous mashup that perfectly encapsulates what both the Jack Bros. and Mariya are bringing to the table.
• The Metal Master is a slappin' metal cover of the main theme of Metal Masters, featuring Nico Nico-esque noises, brought to you by, well, Nico Nico.
• This is M0st DisturbiNg is the VS theme for DJ Professor K and MissingNo, and a perfect example of the best that Glitch Hop can offer while also mixing in elements from the sources of the other contestants.
• Classic Zone Remix, for Dr. Robotnik vs. the Rhythm Masters, is a medley of 28 zone themes from various 1990s Sonic the Hedgehog games with the Rhythm Heaven soundfont, strung together at a breakneck pace worthy of the Sonic franchise.
• What happens when a pirate radio host and French robots collide? You get some funky flat beats.
• Drifting Away is a distorted yet still melancholic cover of "Drift Away" sung in MissingNo.'s perspective, and it will make you feel bad for the sentient glitch.
• Livin' Off the Wall is just pure, groovy audio bliss, being mostly a remix of "Enjoy Yourself" by Saint Pepsi, itself originally sampling Michael Jackson's "Off the Wall", and there's a bit of "Plastic Love" in there too.
• During their match against each other, DJ Professor K and Mariya Takeuchi got no less than 5 dual arrangements. Any one of those songs, Fall Breaks, One Last Ride Through Tokyo-To, Let The Saint Sleep, The Concept of Plastic Love, and Thank You, Everybody, would be stand out hits from the event, though special attention does go to the latter two for being a combination of both fighters famous songs and for being a letter of appreciation to the fanbase via Tyler the Creator.
• Screaming In Unison is a beautiful glitch-hop rendition of Scream and a good send-off to MissingNo.'s time in the tournament.
• Big Beat Radio is a fabulously funky remix of the classic YTPMV "Big Beat Mario", published as a tenth anniversary celebration of said YTPMV, in addition to being released on the 15th anniversary date of the first YTP, which was called "I'd say he's hot on our tail".^note  Said YTP's iconic quote that made its title was also referenced in the song.
• Don't be fooled by the thumbnail; Discussion -MIX- (TOURNAMENT Version) has its name for a reason. What first starts as a cover of the trial discussion theme of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc quickly evolves into an impressive original composition based on the styles of several different competitors: Papyrus, ZUN, Weird Al, Jazz Cats, and finally DJ Professor K himself. In a way, it's an auditory retelling of Law & Disorder's impressive trek through the tournament, with each competitor altering the discussion theme in a unique way (with standout examples being Papyrus' talksound and Michael Jackson's scatting worked into the background vocals of the original song). This all comes to a head when Professor K shows up, and a truly climactic mix occurs to mirror Law & Disorder's final battle.
• "Chiller" is a cross between Ice Cap Zone and "Thriller", represented by Dr. Robotnik and "Weird Al" Yankovic that works incredibly well.
• Similar to "Discussion -MIX- (TOURNAMENT Versiion)", "Overdriven to Insanity" looks like just a simple Nico Nico rip at first. Then Nico Nico's screen changes to reveal it's really a dual rip with ZUN to create a nice 8-bit remix of Lunatic Eyes. Then it changes AGAIN to reveal Metal Ajit Pai instead, where the real rip kicks in. Throughout the rest of the video the screen constantly changes to reflect the music shifting to a style of a certain other competitor or game, all sounding incredible in their own rights.
• "POLKA FOR ANOTHER DAY" might have to be a crowner though. Why? Well, if the name and thumbnail of "Weird Al" Yankovic doing a dual arrangement with the crown weren't hints that this was going to be special, then how about the fact that it's an original Weird Al-styled polka medley featuring all 32 contestants and BE THE KING? And yes, all 32. At one point Al goes against himself and there's finally an arrangement of "Eat It", the song his buff is based around.

Metal Ajit Pai

• A New Threat is an original track containing elements of the Harlem Shake and Ajit Pai's old victory theme. It really drives in how Ajit Pai isn't joking around anymore.

Geno

• In the last hours of the tourney, right when it truly set in that this month long journey was over, it only made sense to upload one of its most reflective songs: DEARLY BELOVED, a 13 minute long remix of the title screen to Kingdom Hearts.

Off the Hook ft. Paruko

• Even if they didn't make it past the first round, there's no denying Off the Hook brought some fresh tunes with them. For example, Ink That, a cover of The Offspring's "Hit That" by Jonny Atma that nails the style of Splatoon's music.
• This fantastic arrangement of the Squid Sisters' Ink Me Up by the J-MUSIC Ensemble sounds like it was taken straight from a Splatoon-themed track in Mario Kart 8. It was also preformed in a studio like "Teknopathic".
• Their only (at least at first) buff being "God of Ink" seemed underwhelming until it was finally put to use in a rocking arrangement in the Splatoon style complete with the franchise's signature vocals.

"Weird Al" Yankovic

• Ladies and Gentlemen...Leave Me Alone. Who knew "Mambo No. 5" went so well with Michael Jackson's "Leave Me Alone"?
• Don't Touch That Dial, a fun, bouncy chiptune cover of the title theme of UHF.

Pitbull and the Aliens

• Pitbull and the aliens show just what they are capable of with Más Gasolina.

Nintendo Power

• Nintendo Power started out really strong, opening with a new arrangement of Kass' Theme by a full big band ensemble.
• Many fans were looking forward to arrangements of Fire Emblem music, and the duo did not disappoint. First up is a jazzy and chill remix of "Conquest", the default optional battle map theme from Fire Emblem: Awakening, sounding like something out of a relaxing night club. Next is a rockin' remix of "Indomitable Will", the battle music that plays when squaring off with the main lords after the Time Skip in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, which captures the drama of the original song while giving it its own spin that's sure to put chills down your spine.

Thanos

• While he sadly fizzled out a few rounds in, Thanos got to prove his potential towards the tournament's conclusion with Paint the Tourney, a twenty-minute arrangement of the Paint the Night Parade music, which is a medley of several iconic Disney tracks. ^note Special points towards the last segment, which mashes up the Fantasmic! leitmotif and "We Go On" from the recently departed Illuminations: Reflections of Earth. A very fitting sendoff for such a beloved piece of Walt Disney World history.

Wario Partners, LLP

• An original composition, "Bad Shrooms", not only makes good use of Waluigi's vocals but also brings in a lot of funky beats that wouldn't be unheard of in a WarioWare game.

DJ Professor K

• Blow My Speakers Up, just like last year's "Artificial Amateurs", is an original song in the style of Jet Set Radio, featuring samples from a wide variety of sources.
• The good professor continues to show his power with a NiGHTS rip, Beat of Your Dreams...
• In the final rounds of the tournament, as the competition reaches its fever pitch, the SiIvaGunner team releases "Teknopathetic", a rip from the DJ Professor's actual games. What makes it standout is its production; it was performed in an actual studio! Check it out!
• K's next upload after the semi-finals, 4帽子, is also quite funky.

Adam Levine

• Unknown Meta and wolfman1405's cover of This Love slows things down for a more chilled out take on the song.

Johnny Bravo

• From Steven Universe, Johnny has "Here Comes a Thought", a low-energy remix that also sneaks in musical cameos from other CN properties near the end of the tune.

Mariya Takeuchi

• Her victory against Off The Hook may be unexpected, but not after you hear "FIGHTCLUB CHINATOWN", an absolute banger that shows the undeniable power of City Pop and Future Funk.
• The rips released following her victory, Bomber, The Girl In White, Sparkle, and DO-RU-FIN continue to show why she has had success in the tournament.
• There's at least three rips of Mariya's iconic song "Plastic Love" and they're all wonderful. They also came later in the tournament which shows that she's not playing games, she's here to win.

Daft Punk ft. Pharrell

• Of all the opening arrangements Daft Punk and Pharrell could have had, absolutely nobody expected the Despicable Me theme, remixed by CG5 of all people.
• And here, we have Daft Buster, a cover of Deltarune's battle theme in Daft Punk's signature style.
• The arrangements of Doin' it Right and Alive 2017 are such great renditions of Daft Punk songs they could have come straight from their live performances.
• While many of the victory themes for the tournament competitors are great little tunes, Daft Punk's was the only one to get an extended version, and it does not disappoint.

Papyrus

• People started to doubt how effective Papyrus would be, as any Undertale songs he had were confined to "Songs featuring Papyrus himself." Not that expansive, right? WRONG! Oh Grow a Spine, Will You? is a truly impressive cover of "Backbone," a fanmade song that accompanies Disbelief, an alternate telling of Undertale's Genocide Ending where Papyrus is the final boss. Hearing a menacing mix of "Bonetrousle" and "Megalovania" in the form of a final boss theme shows just how much he means business.
• "Songs featuring pasta" gives us a gem from the soundtrack of Pizza Tower, Cryogenic Noodles, a swanky and funky remix of Cold Spaghetti.

Jack & Elmo

• Gravibus Octanguli is just incredible, taking Tenacious D's "The Metal" as a base, and layering Ominous Latin Chanting and audio from Jack Black's Sesame Street octagon skit over the top of it. It even includes a short reference to "Tribute" around the 2 minute mark!

Dr. Piccolo

• Killer is a metal cover of Kira Yoshikage's theme, taking what was once a quieter orchestra piece and cranking it all the way up to 11.

HOBaRT

• I'm Here to See... made a lot of people regret not voting for HOBaRT upon realizing that Mm... Food was a valid option for the Funny Mixer's source list.
• His last song during the tournament's run, "Since I'm Australian", showcases much of his untapped potential. Set to The Avalanches' "Because I'm Me" and "Since I Left You", it cycles through a number of funky sources and makes great use of the Australian artists he's allowed for his set.
• Just in time for Christmas, the mixer gets a post-tournament rip, "Polar Pass", a jolly arrangement-and-mashup between the titular Crash Team Racing track and "Snow Halation", along with a dash of the former's title theme too!

Rhythm Masters

• Rhythm Masters' RAP is a fully original made Parappa the Rapper song featuring Parappa (voiced by CaptainComedy) repeating back sound cues from Rhythm Heaven Fever and a cool Taiko No Tatsujin breakdown near the end.

Nico Nico

• Itching for amazing remixes of nostalgic tunes now that Unregistered Hypercam 2 is no longer able to compete? Nico Nico has you covered with "Caramelldansen", a club remix absolutely brimming with energy and an unexpected dubstep portion in the middle.

MissingNo.

• MissingNo. brings a distinctly creepy and unsettling style and flavor to the tournament, and the resulting themes are nothing less than spine-chillingly good. Ketsuban and Elegy of ZZAZZ are examples of such, being standout hits.
• Access to unused content also grants MissingNo. the title theme of Time Trax, a memorable hit from the acclaimed VGM arranger Tim Follin.
• Ever wondered what the battle theme for MissingNo. would be in a hypothetical Pokemon battle? Wonder no more.

Eminem

• "Eff Ayy Cee Kay" even with the original's... questionable lyrics retained, its instruments have been replaced with a jazz orchestra midi cover that sounds as disturbed as it does awesome, particularly the saxophone (which according to the description was performed by John Notwoodman himself).

Law & Disorder

• Starting the odd duo off strong is Mr. Monokuma's Swing Lesson. Beginning as a cover of its namesake, it keeps the acapella vocalizations of the original with samples from Monokuma... until the 2 minute mark, where Phoenix cuts in with an "OBJECTION!" and the song transitions to a cover of "Questioning ~ Allegro 2001" from Ace Attorney, with Phoenix's "Objection!" made into an instrument as well! The song ends with both songs mashed together, forming a stunning new piece. Goes to show what happens when opposites work together!
• HYPER ULTRA -CLIMAX- TRIAL is an original piece done in the style of Danganronpa's techno heavy trial songs, featuring samples of the DR cast in full force.
• While the team may get the music of Mystery Skulls due to their connection to mysteries, there was only one way to cover the song "Money": The Turntable Turnabout. Distinct by being one of the few tournament rips with visual elements, directly inspired by the popular fan music video of the same name, the cover itself is a stunningly chill remix of the song, complete with Ace Attorney samples worked into the beat of the song. Listen closely and you can even hear the first few notes of Danganronpa's theme, as well.

Other

• The main theme, BE THE KING, as heard in the opening movie, is perfect for hyping you up for the tournament.
• Unrestrained Hypercam 2 brings with it a Dark Reprise of UHC2's iconic Dreamscape, fittingly titled DREADSCAPE, giving it a truly Final Boss worthy arrangement. And like a good Final Boss, it comes with a phase 2 version: NIGHTMARESCAPE, which sounds just as sinister, but it also mixes in the melody of "Plastic Love" and the breakbeats associated with Hideki Naganuma, both in reference to tournament's finalists leading the charge against the corrupted camera.
• Unregistered Hypercam 2's recovery from evil comes with How 2 Do Anything [UPDATED WORKING 2014], a triumphant dubstep medley of classic Youtube anthems.
• "Slap The Nuts" gets an upgrade in the form of "Slap The Nuts Gaidan", a trance song that builds up beautifully over eight minutes.
• Despite not being actual competitors, Cool Meme Team's "Ohh Nah Nah" certainly sounds up to snuff with the rest of the roster. A parody of "Havana", it combines lyrics of Big Chungus describing himself, Crash Bandicoot Woah's eponymous noise as its own instrument, and a Ugandan Knuckles rap bridge into a catchy abomination that must be heard to be believed.
• What lay at the very end of the tournament after the winner was decided and the victory themes were uploaded? None other than a dedication to Etika in the form of "Lifelight", a cover so climactic, so emotional, and so triumphant, that it is equal parts awesome, tearjerking, and heartwarming. Etika may have passed before the tournament, but the crew wouldn't let it end without giving respects to the original Joy-Con Boy.
• Marrow's own tribute during the last legs, "8PM (Fishing Night in Heaven)", is a very calm and bittersweet tune that perfectly captures the atmosphere of a good fishing excursion and the void left by their passing on.

DJ Professor K Takeover

• "Ollie Groove #2" is perhaps a textbook definition of Creepy Awesome; as a tribute to Missingno. in a SEGA-themed takeover, whose shtick involves glitched music and motifs from creepypastas, it takes all the horrifying sounds of Sonic.exe and turns them into an oddly chill groove, mixing Hill Act 1 with Teknopathetic.
• "Night Crew" is an original arrangement made specifically for the takeover, and it's just as good as the music that inspired it. A more mellow and chill feel makes for a pleasing rip.
• "Praise You" is ungodly catchy, being a mashup between Fatboy Slim's "Praise You" and several other songs to give it a unique Jet Set Radio inspired flare.
• "He's A Family Guy" has no right to be as catchy as it is. Referencing Hideki's somewhat infamous tweets about "Family Guy Funny Moments", here comes a Hideki inspired remix of the titular show's theme with many Peter Griffin samples thrown in. Regardless of one's opinion on the show, there's no denying that it's an insanely funky arrangement.
• "Pumpkin Hill (JP Version)" gets a lot of love for being the only track where K raps for us. And he's pretty damn good at it too, accompanied by a nice rearrangement of the title song.
• Some of the bumpers for the broadcast were catchy too. One of them, a Class of 3000 remix, was so funky that many wished it was a real extended track.

Friday Night Funkin' (and FNF Mods) Rips

The rips for Friday Night Funkin' are of especially high quality, not only from the songs themselves, but for the songs being actual downloadable mods than anyone can play, with art and song charting perfectly mimicking the base game.

• Gettin' Freaky is a well-done mashup with "Humming the Bassline". Kawai Sprite and ninjamuffin99 agree just as much in the comments section.
• Dad Battle (In-Game Version) takes "Dad Battle" and mashes it with "Crank Dat Super Mario", complete with the Father getting replaced by Gangsta Mario - who uses Super Mario 64 voice clips for his vocals! There is even a section where Mario and the Boyfriend's Simlish is replaced with the actual vocals for the song, and it fits way more than it has any right to. During the channel event involving Mario's existence being erased, this rip was removed and replaced with an In-Game Mix. It's the same as the In-Game Version, except to tie into the event, Gangsta Mario and his vocals were removed, leaving only an inanimate pile of clothes on the floor. It doesn't make the song any less awesome, tough.
• Bopeebo (Beta Mix) rearranges "Bopeebo" to fit "Flamingo"'s time signatures, with the Father and the Boyfriend singing the "lyrics". It's a fun jam and the Father's crooning is surprisingly soothing.
• "Roses (Beta Mix)" happens to be a 16-bit version of "Wow Wow", with Will Smith and Boyfriend rapping along with it making it an impressive mix.
• "Ugh" mashes the song up with the Home Depot "Let's Do This" ad campaign theme, making up for one hell of a remix. Coupled up with appropriate visuals and unique game over lines recorded by JohnnyUtah himself, this rip skyrockets beyond levels of high quality.
• "Pico" is an impressive "cover" of "NEW MAGIC WAND", recreating the vocals spot on with Pico and Boyfriend's Speaking Simlish voice grunting and mashing up the advertised track with the mentioned song.
• The team has ripped tracks for the popular Game Mod Vs Whitty, and their rips clearly did not disappoint:
  • "Lo-Fight" is a nice little melodyswap with "Renai Circulation".
  • "Overhead" becomes a funky arrangement/mashup with "Runaway Baby", fitting with the rip being released on Doo-Wops and Hooligans' tenth anniversary.
  • "Ballistic" is already an intense song representing Whitty's pure, unbridled rage. How does the team make the track even more intense? Mash it with "Le Perv".

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Fusion Collabs

• "File Select Fusion", featuring Joel, is an amazing song and a great way to say goodbye to the channel.
• "Wood Man Fusion Collab" is mm2wood in the style of 52 other songs!
• The "Boss Battle Fusion Collab" combines a variety of boss themes and mixes them into different games' musical styles. Some of these mixes, such as the Great Eggman Robo's theme in the style of Fly Octo Fly from Splatoon 2, and Deltarune's Chaos King in the style of Super Smash Bros. 64 are especially pleasing.
• "Great Days Fusion Collab", which is an amazing 16-part collab for Great Days.
• We Are Number One but it's a Fusion Collab is the long-awaited tribute to Stefan Karl Stefansson... and even includes "Hilltop Chase" from Kirby Super Star Ultra at the end, a Call-Back to the very first rip featuring that song, bringing the meme full circle.

Fan Made Rips

Fan Made Rips

• New Super Mario Bros. 2 is a video game that's about getting coins and money. "Whales" is a rap song with lots of swearing that's also about money. Thus, it was logical for these two to be mashed together as "Overworld (Beta Mix)", and it sounds both hilariously fitting and ridiculously catchy. Also, why is it the Beta Mix? Because it's actually a mashup with the Overworld theme from New Super Mario Bros., which is also hilariously fitting, considering the sequel often gets It's the Same, Now It Sucks!.
• As a homage towards GiIvaSunner, YouTube user SuperWiiBros08 created "Your Grandest Dad", a "high quality rip" version of "Your Best Nightmare". Several Running Gags that GiIvaSunner uses are implemented into the song, among many other memetic songs. Some of the songs included are "Item Bounce", "Always Do Your Best"^note A song that infamously played during the Games Repainted version of Super Mario Galaxy that Vinny played during a Vinesauce charity stream, "Spooky Scary Skeletons", and the theme song of Thomas & Friends. The animations that play throughout the video are also pretty cool, and they greatly add to the sheer amount of awesomeness and Surreal Humor that the remix already has.
• Nick Oleksiak proved himself a musical GOD with A Battle Of Grand Proportions. It even got a remix with a cameo from "Megalovania" near the end. It also got a Reboot remix. Then there's Death of SiIvaGunner and its sequel, also by Nick Oleksiak.
• Eziam One decided to expand upon the Nintendo Gamecube startup rip, turning it into a full remix of "Smooth Criminal".
• 쬬Ji 쬬star took the Game Over rip for Super Mario World, and made a full remix of "oui" by Jeremih.
• TimmyTurnersGrandDad's version of Puzzle Room mashes it up with "Snow Halation" and "Firework" to a surprisingly awesome effect.
• VvvvvaVvvvvvr's mashup of "Dame Tu Cosita" and "Marx's Theme" flawlessly fits the former song into the latter's Uncommon Time.

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