ooh cool entry! really liked the composition but the mixing feels a bit off, not sure if it's because the synth rising is a bit loud or something else with the lead instruments

It still surprises me how much you manage to make in 3 hours! I'm sure you must have taken a few hours of "thinking time" before, riiight?

The xylophone (similar to a Marimba) sounds very wooden, and together with the pan flute it surely fits a forest-sound. It is nicely fast-paced with fast bass and drums, fitting the boss aspect. As usual, your chords and melodies are nice and memorable. Really cool, as usual, well done :D

i love it :D 

honestly the power up sounds give it so much more energy and its sooo creative the way you mix a slow flute with an energetic synth lead perfect for a nimble fighter like krems amazing job ^-^

This is a really fun track! It reminds me of Mega Man music. The fast bouncy bass arpeggios, use of marimbas, and the flute lead all lend themselves to a foresty environment sound ripe for mushroom growth where it would make a lot of sense to find this enemy. I really like the bridge section where all the instruments are playing the syncopated melody in unison. I’m so impressed that this took only ~3 hours! Great work and thank you for sharing!

Super dynamic! Really great to listen to.

You have a real talent for creating polished music in a very short time.

Now for the technical points: the rising sound that serves as a transition is good but overused. For some transitions, you could simply stop the drums a few bars before the next section starts, which would allow for some variety and doesn't take long to do (especially for someone who loves speedrunning like you).

In any case, I love the NES/chiptune vibe without the chiptune sound—it's a really cool sound.

Really love all the different melodies and how fast paced the song is! Nice Work!

Your pixel art Krems is so cute! I can really envision this game between the music and the pixel art, and I'd want to play it.

All the fast bits in your tracks fit together really well even when there were a bunch of voices, and all the variations kept it from feeling repetitive. I like it!