Contesting the Inclusion of King of Rolypoly among songs containing the "Hey Every" Motif"

Though many songs only contain portions of motifs, King of Rolypoly contains too little material, or none at all, from this motif, having only the vaguest shape of it. The intervals - tones and semitones - just don't match up with "Hey Every". I think it should be removed from the list.

I come back a year later to contest this.
Because WHY did we all just accept this?
It's raining somewhere else doesn't match with sans, but it's very clearly meant to be sans!
It's the only melody in that song, it features something of a similar contour, and is very clearly sans, because it's playing in a song tied to sans.

King of Rolypoly is the exact same deal.
It uses the hey every motif because it's a motif tied to tenna.

AND YA WANNA KNOW WHAT ELSE?

Hm...
It sure would be a shame if someone factchecked that...

Anyway on a completely unrelated note here's the two motifs overlapped.

Pink is where they overlap, purple is HEY EVERY and yellow is rolypoly.
And this is the MOTIF of king of rolypoly.
The full melody of king of rolypoly consists of this establishing motif and then a variation.
Which is how melodies work.
The actual MOTIF here
Is just HEY EVERY without the wrong note.

The choice to label these two melodies as seperate is insane to me.
You mean to tell me that toby fox somehow created 2 seperate melodies relating to ONE character that happen to be pretty much the exact same?
Methinks not.
I would love to hear other's thoughts on this.

@F-sharp You tend to orbit the leitmotifs page. What say you?

I agree. The connection between Spamton and Tenna established in Chapter 3 makes it entirely plausible that they'd share a musical motif.

Listening to the two themes side by side, they sound far more alike than different. Musical ideas don't have to preserve every interval exactly to be related. They're often transformed to fit different characters or contexts while remaining identifiable.

I think they clearly share a motif, and it's likely an intentional musical choice rather than a coincidence.

even though the transforming doesn't always happen, i agree the motifs are too similar to keep apart

The beginnings are almost exactly the same and the rest is still somewhat similar (although i realize that's almost a stretch).

you should really take this to the discord if you can

meh I can't be bothered it's probably just like the wiki but more.