Mario Kart Worldis the latest in a long list of games to featureNintendo’soldest musical Easter Egg, as fans have discovered the secret tune being hummed by one of the cast, and it was hiding in plain sight the whole time.
Totaka’s Songis a short melody created by Kazumi Totaka, a composer who has worked on numerous first-party Nintendo games, dating all the way back to Mario Paint in 1992. Totaka has also provided the voice of Yoshi and Birdo in many games, though this usually boils down to grunts and saying “Yoshi” in various high-pitched tones.
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Totaka’s Song has beenhidden in many Nintendo games, especially the ones composed by Totaka. The latest of these is the Nintendo Switch 2 launch title Mario Kart World. According toVideo Games Chronicle, this was discovered by a user on the Mario Kart Reddit, and it’s very easy for other players to hear for themselves.
How To Hear Totaka’s Song In Mario Kart World
All the player has to do to listen to Totaka’s Song in Mario Kart World isselect any mode, go to the character select screen, and linger on Yoshi. If the player waits and listens closely, they’ll hear Yoshi humming the tune.
It’s only natural that Yoshi is the bearer of Totaka’s Song in Mario Kart World, considering that Totaka not only voices the character in numerous games, but has worked on many of the green dinosaur’s games, with the most recent beingYoshi’s Crafted Worldon the Nintendo Switch.
It’s always heartwarming to find Totaka’s Song in a new Nintendo game, considering how often it has appeared over the years. Having Yoshi sing it just adds to the effect, tying together so many different games and people from throughout the company’s historyvia a simple melody.
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