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'''Valhalla''' is the background music that plays on the [[GFS Valhalla|G.F.S. ''Valhalla'']] in ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. It is available for purchase in the [[Soundtrack Gallery]] as well.
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'''Valhalla''' is the background music that plays on the [[G.F.S. Valhalla|G.F.S. ''Valhalla'']] in ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. It is available for purchase in the [[Soundtrack Gallery]] as well.
   
The ''Valhalla'' has two different musical themes. The first, "Aboard the GFS Valhalla", plays until [[Samus Aran]] initially enters the [[Aurora Access (G.F.S. Valhalla)|Aurora Access]] room, which requires the [[Nova Beam]]. Upon doing so, the second theme, "The Valhalla's Depths", replaces the first for the remainder of the game. "Aboard the GFS Valhalla" is an ominous orchestral track, while "The Valhalla's Depths" is an extremely eerie track that primarily consists of ambient noises. Both themes add to the already haunting atmosphere of the ''Valhalla'' itself.
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The ''Valhalla'' has two different musical themes. The first plays until [[Samus Aran]] initially enters the [[Aurora Access (G.F.S. Valhalla)|Aurora Access]] room, which requires the [[Nova Beam]]. Upon doing so, the second theme replaces the first for the remainder of the game. The first one is an ominous orchestral track, while the other is an extremely eerie track that primarily consists of ambient noises. Both themes add to the already haunting atmosphere of the ''Valhalla'' itself.
   
 
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Valhalla is the background music that plays on the G.F.S. Valhalla in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. It is available for purchase in the Soundtrack Gallery as well.

The Valhalla has two different musical themes. The first plays until Samus Aran initially enters the Aurora Access room, which requires the Nova Beam. Upon doing so, the second theme replaces the first for the remainder of the game. The first one is an ominous orchestral track, while the other is an extremely eerie track that primarily consists of ambient noises. Both themes add to the already haunting atmosphere of the Valhalla itself.