When it comes to Smash, the one thing I always anticipate the most besides the characters is the music selection.

With so many Nintendo characters, both iconic and niche, as well as third party characters, Smash is pretty much the definitive celebration of gaming, and the music selection is what brings some of the best tunes into one game.

Here are some tracks that I would love to hear in Smash:

Nintendo Switch Presentation 2017 Trailer - The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

I was disappointed that this theme didn't appear at all in the final game, and while I don't expect this exact version to be in Smash, a rendition or remix of some kind of the second half of this beautiful theme would be an absolute dream.

Diggernaut - Metroid: Samus Returns

Metroid: Samus Returns was a real treat, especially considering it was the first 2D Metroid game in an extremely long time (sure it's technically a remake of Return of Samus, but considering how much they changed and added, it might as well be a new game). The boss fight with the giant Diggernaut was easily one of the highlights of that game, and the frantic nature of this theme would be great in 1v1 matches. 

Surprise Attack (Star Wolf Theme) - Star Fox 2

Wolf is back, and with the release of the SNES Classic making the official release of Star Fox 2, it would be a golden opportunity to remix this theme into Smash.

Zanza - Xenoblade Chronicles

Normally, I wouldn't be certain of this theme because of spoilers, but considering Fiora is now in Shulk's final smash, they might as well go all out.

Spicy Calamari Inkantation - Splatoon 2

Considering how beloved the Squid Sisters are, I think the original version is a safe bet for Smash, but the Splatoon 2 version is 100 times better, and it would be a shame if it doesn't get some love along with the original.

Fist Bump - Sonic Forces

Yes, I unironically love this song, sue me.

Fuse Man - Mega Man 11

This is just a recreation as we don't have the full theme, but this theme is basically associated with the debut of Mega Man 11, the return of the classic blue bomber after 8 years, so that alone gives this the theme strong criteria to be in Smash.

Ryu's Theme - Street Fighter V

Not too crazy about SFV myself, but this is easily the best rendition of Ryu's theme, even beats out the remix in Smash 4 in my opinion.

J-E-N-O-V-A - Final Fantasy VII

The soundtrack of FFVII is one thing I adore, even if I'm not a huge fan of the game itself (I still need to beat it one day, lol) and the fact there were only two tracks in Smash 4 was pretty disappointing. Hopefully Square Enix isn't being stingy this time around, and allows more iconic FF themes into Smash.

Last Surprise - Persona 5

PLEASE PUT JOKER IN SMASH, SAKURAI!

Those are my personal choices, but what about you?

Oh boi...

Kirby. While I appreciate the themes we have already, it really lacks a lot from recent games, amazing themes like CROWNED, Moonstruck Blossom, Royal Road, Another Dimension were nowhere to be seen in Smash 4. So just some from each recent game. Doesn't really have to be remixes, the original tracks are good enough.

Metroid. More variety. Diggernaut would be great. My big request of course is:

Star Fox. Like, can we stop with the SNES Corneria, Area 6 and Star Wolf remixes? quite tired of them at this point, hopefully some Star Fox 2 themes since they have pretty distinct music styles from the rest.

Xenoblade Chronicles X. Fear they are going to skip over this game in favour of 2 music and they are probably going to pick the songs that are too similar to 1's to make it more redundant, if not, hopefully they add a few from X.

Style Savvy. Since we got a Trendsetter remix in 4, would like to see a couple of more from the most recent game, Styling Star, I feel a battle remix for Girls be Ambitious and Maria could work well.

ARMS. If we don't get a rep or a stage, at least use music in the boxing ring from Punch-Out!

And some more indiviual tracks I would like to see.

And some dream stuff, like Tales of tracks.

And I could go on and on.

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