Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine - Music

Music

The music used in the Mega Drive version of Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine are an assortment of remixes from the original Puyo Puyo game as well as having its own soundtrack. These include:

  • The Title Theme uses minor chords from the beginning part of Memories of Puyo Puyo.
  • The Password music is Memories of Puyo Puyo (but not the full-length song).
  • The VS Mode music is Final of Puyo Puyo (without the intro).
  • The Panic music is a remix of Final of Puyo Puyo.
  • Dr. Robotnik's Intermission music is a looping segment from Brave of Puyo Puyo.
  • Exercise Mode uses Sticker of Puyo Puyo.
  • The Cast music is Theme of Puyo Puyo.
  • The Credits music is Sunset of Puyo Puyo.
  • The Game Over music is a minor-chord segment remix of Sticker of Puyo Puyo.

A few tracks that were unused from the game include renditions of Theme of Puyo Puyo, Brave of Puyo Puyo, the original Puyo Puyo win fanfare, an arrangement of the BGM in Stages 9–12, and a fast-paced arrangement of Dr. Robotnik's BGM. Unlike Kirby's Avalanche, where the only original music was Warning of Puyo Puyo, Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine is the only western release of Puyo Puyo game to feature music from the original Puyo Puyo game.

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