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Cyber Team in Akihabara has his third ending which is a very dark version of the song 'Taiyou no Hana' from the first ending (and played in a joyful version for the second ending).The happy tune that Saya sings various songs to early on in Blood-C gets played in a slower, darker manner in the final moments of the last episode.Cowboy Bebop has 'See You Space Cowboy', a lower and sadder version of the already solemn ending theme, 'The Real Folk Blues', playing near the show's end.

The episode is notable not only for having both Popee and Kedamono dead by the end of the episode, but also for being one of the only episodes of this Black Comedy to be banned from the airwaves. The Popee the Performer episode 'Swallower' has a sad instrumental violin and harp cover of its normally upbeat main theme.See also Soundtrack Dissonance, Harsher in Hindsight, and Descent into Darkness Song. Note that this can also apply to moments that don't use music. Whether or not the villain's demise makes things better for everyone else tends to vary.Ĭompare Dual-Meaning Chorus, more common in country music, where a song's chorus is interpreted differently with each iteration (and the song only plays once).Ĭan overlap with Lyrical Dissonance, although a dark reprise tends to smooth this over with a more somber arrangement. note Alternatively, the Dark Reprise can turn out to be bad news for the villain, when it's a reprise of the Villain Song. In this case, the reprise comes as the villain stands triumphant ( at least for now), which is good news for him, but bad news for everyone else. Of course, the Dark Reprise and Triumphant Reprise can easily overlap if they happen to be the reprise of the Villain Song. The dark reprise is a subtrope of Ironic Echo, and the Evil Twin of Triumphant Reprise. The 'dark' part may even be literal, with the reprise using dimmer lighting. In the case of a theme's reprise, the piece may have no lyrics at all. Sometimes the reprise alters the original lyrics sometimes they are the same, only sung more slowly and mournfully. In a later act, sadder and wiser, those same lyrics or melody are ironic and sad. But there is an onlooking character mocking the first from the wings. The main singer opens with a happy, even sappy verse. The sarcastic echo is a duet, but one party is oblivious to this fact. This trope is favoured by the writers of musicals. There are two main forms the first is the sarcastic echo, the second is the dark reprise. A song starts in sunshine, but has a dark counterpart.

Dark darker yet darker music sheet piano