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The song itself is quite mysterious-sounding, with some sound effects repeated throughout the song. There is an instrumental section at the start before the instrumental changes. The song itself is quite short before it repeats itself. | The song itself is quite mysterious-sounding, with some sound effects repeated throughout the song. There is an instrumental section at the start before the instrumental changes. The song itself is quite short before it repeats itself. | ||
==Etymology== | |||
“Dunno” is slang for “I don’t know”, possibly referring to some of the stages that this song is played in, which require patience and thought-out strategy. | |||
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Revision as of 23:43, 17 August 2019
#4 dunno
Template:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxProperty- The correct name for this song is #4 dunno. The omission of the # is due to technical restrictions.
Description
#4 dunno is a song in the Octo Expansion. It is generally heard during levels which require the player to match the shape of two objects, levels based around a destructible floor, and various others.
The song itself is quite mysterious-sounding, with some sound effects repeated throughout the song. There is an instrumental section at the start before the instrumental changes. The song itself is quite short before it repeats itself.
Etymology
“Dunno” is slang for “I don’t know”, possibly referring to some of the stages that this song is played in, which require patience and thought-out strategy.
