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Super Mario World was released by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo in 1990, and its soundtrack, composed by Koji Kondo, became one of the most recognisable in gaming. This fanfare comes from the game's bonus screens, where clearing a stage triggers a short celebratory jingle as points are counted. As retro gaming clips, speedruns and nostalgia edits spread online, the tune was lifted onto soundboards and into short videos, where its bright, instantly familiar sound now works as shorthand for a small, satisfying win.
About this sound
The Super Mario World bonus clear fanfare, played when a bonus stage ends and points tally up. Creators use this bright retro jingle for wins and level clears.
This is the short, triumphant fanfare that plays on the bonus screen in Super Mario World after Mario clears a bonus stage. A bright, bouncy brass and chiptune melody rises in quick, celebratory steps, with a playful rhythm that feels like a little victory parade in miniature. It is only a few seconds long, but it packs in that classic Super Nintendo sparkle, turning a simple score tally into a moment of pure satisfaction. For listeners, it instantly signals success, completion and a job well done, which is why it still feels rewarding decades after the game first appeared.
