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The jingle comes from the original Super Smash Bros, released for Nintendo 64 in 1999, where it accompanied the bonus screen shown after each match. That screen awarded extra points for feats during the fight, making the short tune a familiar reward for players of the first game in the series. As retro Nintendo clips spread across soundboards and video edits, the sound became shorthand for a completed match or a final ranking, especially in videos featuring Nintendo characters such as Mario, and it endures because its bright, old-school tone instantly signals victory to longtime fans.
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The bonus results jingle from Super Smash Bros on Nintendo 64, played after a match to reveal final scores and awards. Used for wins and recaps.
This short clip is the cheerful results jingle that plays at the end of a Super Smash Bros match on Nintendo 64, when the game tallies up bonus points for things like first strikes, knockouts and survival. It is a bright, bouncy synthesised fanfare with a clear rising melody and a light, arcade-like finish, instantly recognisable to anyone who grew up with the original game. Hearing it creates a sense of closure and celebration, turning a simple win into a small ceremony and signalling to viewers that the battle is officially over and the winner has been crowned.
