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Hot Wings (theme)
| Hot Wings | |
|---|---|
Sample of "Hot Wings" from Kirby's Epic Yarn. | |
| Details | |
| Debut appearance | Kirby's Epic Yarn (2010) |
| Last appearance | Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn (2019) |
| Composer(s) | Tomoya Tomita[1] |
"Hot Wings", named "Hot Wings's[sic] Theme" in the British English version, is a theme from Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn associated with the boss with the same name. It was composed by Tomoya Tomita.[1]
Composition[edit]

"Hot Wings" is a piquant theme in G Dorian mode with a mixed meter. The intro starts with a low G ostinato from brass and piano, and has abrupt chords. The piano and xylophone's diatonic melody revolving around a D comes in at 9/4 and plays twice with minor variations. More abrupt and dramatic chords follow up in 6/4 with a grace note leading from D to E, and harp passages in between. The 9/4 section repeats with a reed instrument now in the lead, followed once more by the chords in 6/4. The brass then plays a syncopated bridge with distant, sharp harmonies, as the strings hold an A, creating many dissonances. A virtuosic descending piano passage and final abrupt chord conclude the piece, which then repeats the 6/4 chord section and loops from the first 9/4 section.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | フェニクロウ Fenikurō |
From「フェニックス」(fenikkusu, phoenix) and possibly「~九郎」(-kurō, an old-fashioned given name suffix) |
| American English | Hot Wings | - |
| British English | Hot Wings's Theme | - |
| French | Flamenko | Respelling of "flamenco" (flamenco), also being a pun on "flamme" (flame) |
| German | Flanellphönix | Flannel phoenix |
| Italian | Flamenko | Same as the French and Latin American Spanish names |
| Korean | 피닉 Pinik |
Shortened form of "피닉스" (pinikseu, phoenix) |
| Latin American Spanish | Flamenko | Same as the French and Italian names |
| European Spanish | Alas Ígneas | Igneous Wings |
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