Top 10 Best Mario Tennis Aces Music Tracks
Mario Tennis Aces is the most recent Mario sports game from the Mario Tennis series. Its soundtrack, in my opinion, was somewhat divisive, as most themes had a generic, sporty feel to them.That's not to say none of the tracks managed to blend the hectic energy of sports with an epic vibe, because some songs certainly did.
So, here are the best songs in Mario Tennis Aces.
Most songs in this game are relatively generic and sporty, but there are a few that stand out by combining sporty elements with an epic and original feel. The boss theme is the greatest example of this, and it's one of my favorite Mario songs from the entire 2010s decade.
It's got a jazzy, hectic sports vibe like most tracks, but deep down, there's a sense of climax and epicness. This isn't just your typical tennis match. It's a fight against a foe out to destroy you. The combination is so amazing that it's hard to describe!
The final part at 1:10 really screams that this is a battle!
This song perfectly captures the feeling of playing tennis on a snowy day near sunset. It's somewhat epic but not too much, with a blend of Christmassy and sporty vibes.
They really nailed this combination perfectly, and I feel nostalgic just listening to it.
This is the least "Mario Tennis"-esque song in the game, as it lacks the usual sports theme elements. Understandably so, as it's set in Mirage Mansion, the third court in the game.
You could put this track in a Mario Kart level, and it wouldn't feel out of place. It feels like a time-attack theme, almost as if you're racing against time, which aligns with one of the Story Mode missions where you need to beat the clock.
For this theme, this song is #3 on this list.
This is the most underrated song in the game. I believe it played during the tutorial in the story mode inside Bask Ruins. Instead of the usual hectic tennis theme, this one is chill and mysterious and wouldn't be out of place in a Mario Kart ruins track.
It's almost epic, but not particularly memorable.
From one great combination of sports and danger, we now move to another combination: sports and adventure. It plays on the hub world in the story mode, and while it's mostly here due to nostalgia, I think it's a great song from an objective standpoint.
It gives the sense of embarking on an exciting adventure. While a more intense theme near the end might have been better, this one works well!
While not as epic as it could have been (the normal boss theme had higher stakes and more epicness), this theme is good for what it is! It's a hectic and jazzy remix of Bowser's theme from Super Mario 64, and everyone loves that tune.
My only complaint is that it's a tad too short.
This court might be my favorite in the game, but unfortunately, it doesn't have my favorite music.
That's not to say it's a bad theme. It's just not as iconic or interesting as many other themes in the game. I can't say it fits a forest, though... it feels more suitable for a park. The course itself looks like one anyway, so it works.
It's cool.
This tune starts off amazing in the first five seconds, then spirals down into a generic sports theme. It isn't too exciting for a court that looks like it's set near Egyptian ruins.
Not much to say about this one, but it's an energetic and welcoming theme for starting up the game, especially compared to the lifeless and generic theme in the previous game, Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash.
Overall, I like it!
This tune plays when one player in a tennis match is about to win a game (but not the entire match). It's somewhat epic and hectic, but there's not much more to say.