It's me (again) with other leitmotifs finds that need confirmations.
First case: Flowery in Running Sky
The melody that plays on the Six Flowers motif in Running Sky (0:56-1:23) sounds like a variation of Flowery's leitmotif.
Here is Flowery's motif with indications:
And here is the variation in Running Sky (0:56-1:23) with indications:
Second case: Quiet Glade and Sunset of Seven Suns motifs
I have two leitmotifs to suggest you.
First is the Quiet Glade motif. This one has to be taken with caution, as Sunset of Seven Suns only uses second to ninth notes, and so requires further analysis to see if it can be considered a leitmotif or not:
Quiet Glade - 0:29-1:30, 1:59-2:59
Sunset of Seven Suns - 0:06-0:15, 0:53-1:03 ("flutes" in the background)
Second is the Sunset of Seven Suns motif. It's debated since the release of Chapter 5, and I think it's time to include it on the leitmotifs page:
Sunset of Seven Suns - 0:15-0:47
Flower Castle - 1:03-1:08, 1:11-1:15, 1:18-1:22, 1:25-1:31, 3:43-3:48, 3:50-3:55, 3:58-4:02, 4:05-4:11
See this page for a visual comparison: https://undertale.wiki/d/t/sunset-of-seven-suns-in-flower-castle/7723
Personally, I only think sunset of seven suns being in flower castle is intentional.
It’s the easiest to spot and the only one we can be absolutely sure of. Also, it must be completed by this:
https://undertale.wiki/d/t/dont-forget-in-flower-castle/8166
Edit: Timestamps of "Dont Forget" in Flower Castle: 1:08-1:11, 1:15-1:17, 1:22-1:25, 3:48-3:50, 3:55-3:58, 4:02-4:05
Quiet Glade is a coincidence at best since it's so simple and Seven suns doesn't match very well
Seven Suns in Flower Castle is definitely there, maybe it's the Ch5 equivalent of Cyber world where it's just the theme of the dark world in general
Flowery is the most interesting here because they are similar in the way they both are primarily triplets (although they might not be actual triplets they're both 3 notes you get my point) and they both have points were they descend (1:01-1:04 in Running Sky). also Running sky is kind of a climatic song so it makes a lot of sense for the Primary antagonist of the chapter's leitmotif to be in it . I'll admit these are pretty basic things so take the rant with a grain of salt but I think there's an argument for it. also where do you get your sheet music from because I get mine from Musescore and it looks completely different, none of it impacts my argument but still why
To answer your question, I made all the sheets in Noteflight, that's why they're not as "clean" as yours (plus, I only focused on the upper notes).
Another one for "Sunset of Seven Suns" motif.
One month ago, I theorized about "Shop 3" being a variation of Pink's leitmotif (https://undertale.wiki/d/t/pink-and-shop-3/6999/7), but with time, I can't stop thinking it actually sounds like "Sunset of Seven Suns".
The second part of Shop 3 has the "Six Flowers" motif. Check this discussion for further information: https://undertale.wiki/d/t/possible-six-flowers-leitmotif-in-shop-3/8105/2
The first part, on the other hand, sounds like "Sunset of Seven Suns": 0:05-0:09, 0:15-0:20. Here is a sheet for comparison (0:05-0:09):
This one also applies to kris_piano_shop.
The motif is also present in Cutie Mew Mew Magic at these timestamps: 1:49-1:51, 1:55-1:57, 1:59-2:02 (1:49-1:55):
This last one also applies to snd_pink_stretch_2_troubled and snd_pink_stretch_2_fixed.
Edit: After check, it doesn't sound at all like "Sunset of Seven Suns", but both themes above still sound like each other. Possibly a "Pink" part 3 motif or the great comeback of the "Shop 3" motif.
To me, the melody’s don’t really look similarly enough to think it’s intentional for shop 3 to share a motif with mew mew magic.
I also doubt shop 3 is meant to share a motif with seven suns and the flowers, because the song is meant to play for most shops going forward, and these shops probably don’t really have anything to do with the cliffs area or the flowers.
But that’s just my opinion.
Okay, you're right, it's not "Sunset of Seven Suns", but you can't deny the first seven notes on the two last sheets have a similar progression. It may be the occasion to put back "Shop 3" as a leitmotif, as even if it's not Pink's, it still connects her to whatever this motif could be used for in the future.
