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That doesn't mean that every monster has a theme. There are plenty of monsters to go around, and, like Godzilla, many of them have multiple interpretations from multiple composers. Still, his Hedorah theme is sufficiently creepy and the Jet Jaguar theme has reached a cult status alongside Godzilla vs. Riichiro Manabe is often considered by fans to be the weakest composer of the series, citing his very weird and warped scores as a point of embarrassment. Michiru Oshima would take over scoring MechaGodzilla with an extremely dutiful theme in 2002-03. He gave two very opposite MechaGodzillas different, yet fitting, motifs in 19. This time Ifukube would follow up Sato with his own MechaGodzilla score. In 1974 he would create the first MechaGodzilla theme which had a big band style sound. Themes for Minilla, Kamacuras and Kumunga were perfectly written for those monsters' traits. His “surfer theme” for Ebirah is oddly fitting, even if amusing. Masaru Sato, who would be given scoring duties in Ifukube's absence, is responsible for other monsters. (Though the original Mothra song was written by Yuji Koseki for 1961's Mothra. Otani's version would pay massive homage to the original Mothra song often heard in Ifukube's versions. Mothra would appear again in the series, but under the musical direction of Koh Otani and Michiru Oshima. He won a Best Musical Score accolade that year.
Ifukube's next and last time to underscore Mothra would be in 1992's Godzilla and Mothra: The Battle for Earth. It was based on yet another Mothra Song written specifically for that movie. Ifukube decided to omit a Mothra theme from Destroy All Monsters and Masaru Sato gave her his own interpretation in 1966. The Larva theme seems uses the song, "Lets Summon Happiness" as its musical template.
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The Mothra Larva theme (from Ghidorah: The Three Headed Monster) is vastly different from the one heard in the previous movie ( Mothra vs. Even Ifukube wasn't able to maintain a singular melody for the Infant Island godess. Mothra may hold the record for having the most themes in the series. The piece was altered ever so slightly in 1968 and given new life in 1993. Rodan's theme was often heard with Godzilla's of the 1960s. It was a very different theme representing a very different version of the monster. King Ghidorah was next tackled by Koh Otani in 2001. By 1991 he received an additional melody, not unlike Godzilla's the same year. Changes to King Ghidorah's theme include extra brass in 1965 and a light touch of piano in 1968. They received mild variations and subtle changes in instrumentation through 1993 before being represented by other composers.
Rodan's and King Ghidorah's themes have largely stayed the same for the last 60 years under the late Ifukube.
So while Rodan, for example, had a very different theme in 1956 you won't hear it here.Īkira Ifukube is, of course, the majority composer.
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The musical ques heard in this video represent the monsters in the Godzilla series only. I do want to note, however, that monsters like Rodan, Mothra and Varan, who have starred in their own movies, do not have their title films covered. But for those interested in listening to the themes of their favorite monsters, this is the place to do it.
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This hour plus video isn't meant to be sat through in a single sitting, no worries. After an hour long medley of Godzilla's Themes received 4,000+ listens, I decided to return to the celebration of Godzilla music with his enemies and friends.
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