Nintendo has quietly expanded its Nintendo Music app with the full soundtrack from the mobile title Pikmin Bloom, coinciding with the appending of new Pikmin-related releases and the game's fifth anniversary.
Pikmin Bloom, developed by Niantic in collaboration with Nintendo and launched on October 26, 2021, has received a 77-track addition to Nintendo Music totaling approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes of music.
Masato Kouda is credited as the composer for this entry.
The new Nintendo Music update gathers a wide range of Pikmin Bloom themes — from core interface cues like "Introduction" and "Home" to seasonal and event variations such as Halloween and anniversary arrangements — and situates them in a single, downloadable offering for listeners.
The collection includes tracks tied to in-game systems (Garden, Expedition, Mushroom Battles, Lifelog and Weekly Challenges) as well as event-specific pieces produced across the life of the mobile title.
Nintendo framed the release as part of a broader celebration of the game’s milestone.
Paraphrasing the announcement, Nintendo described the rollout as a tribute to five years of players "blooming together," highlighting the community and recurring in-game events that have defined Pikmin Bloom since launch.
Alongside the soundtrack addition, Nintendo has confirmed further Pikmin Bloom support: during this year’s Pikmin Day broadcast the company announced a forthcoming update titled "Secret Caves" scheduled for Winter 2026.
Nintendo’s description indicates the update will introduce cave environments where players can collect treasure by defeating creatures, expanding the game’s activity-driven objectives.
The soundtrack update also arrives in the same week as the release of Pikmin 4 - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Dandori Academy.
Nintendo Life has published a short review of that Switch 2 edition, and Nintendo offers a playable demo via the Nintendo eShop for interested players.
For players and collectors, the Nintendo Music release consolidates Pikmin Bloom’s in-game audio history in one place and reinforces Nintendo’s ongoing support for the franchise across platforms — from mobile to the latest Switch hardware.
The 77-track package is now available through the Nintendo Music app.
Pikmin Bloom, developed by Niantic in collaboration with Nintendo and launched on October 26, 2021, has received a 77-track addition to Nintendo Music totaling approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes of music.
Masato Kouda is credited as the composer for this entry.
The new Nintendo Music update gathers a wide range of Pikmin Bloom themes — from core interface cues like "Introduction" and "Home" to seasonal and event variations such as Halloween and anniversary arrangements — and situates them in a single, downloadable offering for listeners.
The collection includes tracks tied to in-game systems (Garden, Expedition, Mushroom Battles, Lifelog and Weekly Challenges) as well as event-specific pieces produced across the life of the mobile title.
Nintendo framed the release as part of a broader celebration of the game’s milestone.
Paraphrasing the announcement, Nintendo described the rollout as a tribute to five years of players "blooming together," highlighting the community and recurring in-game events that have defined Pikmin Bloom since launch.
Alongside the soundtrack addition, Nintendo has confirmed further Pikmin Bloom support: during this year’s Pikmin Day broadcast the company announced a forthcoming update titled "Secret Caves" scheduled for Winter 2026.
Nintendo’s description indicates the update will introduce cave environments where players can collect treasure by defeating creatures, expanding the game’s activity-driven objectives.
The soundtrack update also arrives in the same week as the release of Pikmin 4 - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Dandori Academy.
Nintendo Life has published a short review of that Switch 2 edition, and Nintendo offers a playable demo via the Nintendo eShop for interested players.
For players and collectors, the Nintendo Music release consolidates Pikmin Bloom’s in-game audio history in one place and reinforces Nintendo’s ongoing support for the franchise across platforms — from mobile to the latest Switch hardware.
The 77-track package is now available through the Nintendo Music app.
