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===Strawberry Flower=== | ===Strawberry Flower=== | ||
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Strawberry Flower is a virtual band that produced | Strawberry Flower is a virtual band that produced four singles to promote the ''Pikmin'' series, exclusively to Japan and only available in Japanese. The four singles are ''[[Ai no Uta]]'', ''[[Pikmin Dance]]'', ''[[Tane no Uta]]'', and ''[[Song of Hey! Pikmin]]''. The band became extremely popular for its first song, {{j|''Ai no Uta''|Song of Love}}, which even managed to outsell ''Pikmin'' itself in Japan. | ||
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Ai no Uta CD Case Front Side.jpg|Front side of the ''Ai no Uta'' CD case. | |||
Ai no Uta CD Case Back Side.jpg|Back side of the ''Ai no Uta'' CD case. | |||
File:Pikmindance.jpg|''Pikmin Dance'' cover art. | File:Pikmindance.jpg|''Pikmin Dance'' cover art. | ||
File:Tane no Uta album cover.png|''Tane no Uta'' cover art. | File:Tane no Uta album cover.png|''Tane no Uta'' cover art. |
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Various products of Pikmin music.
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Pikmin World
- Main article: Pikmin World.
Pikmin World is a soundtrack for Pikmin. It was released by Nintendo in Japan in May of 2002, and was never brought overseas. It features 36 songs from the game.
Strawberry Flower
- Main article: Strawberry Flower.
Strawberry Flower is a virtual band that produced four singles to promote the Pikmin series, exclusively to Japan and only available in Japanese. The four singles are Ai no Uta, Pikmin Dance, Tane no Uta, and Song of Hey! Pikmin. The band became extremely popular for its first song, Ai no Uta?, which even managed to outsell Pikmin itself in Japan.
Sheet music books
- Main article: Strawberry Flower#Sheet music.
In light of the popularity of the Strawberry Flower band, two music books were released. They contained music for Ai no Uta and Tane no Uta respectively, and were both released in December of 2001 by Doremi. They each contain multiple compositions for the songs, differing in key and instrument.