I like how the sped up versions of the tracks when you have less than 100 seconds remaining are called "Hurry up!" very fitting indeed, wouldn't it be crazy if they were internally called that before Wario Land 4? Because there still exists the possibility of them just retroactively naming them like that as an afterthought
One was called Asparagus Lake and iirc that's something you only hear in a manual, in the game all you know are the world names and that you're at Mt. Teapot (but I guess there's a little bit of asparagus sticking out of the water too, Kitchen Island's theming is so fun)
The naming scheme makes sense to me so they can reuse the tracks for later and make sure the music is appropriate for the situation, but what's the most interesting to me is "North Pole Course". This makes me think they had all of the stages planned out but didn't settle on a name for the worlds yet, which is so weird because everything else is there, and North Pole isn't even food/cookware themed. The worlds are the same and written out in English in the Japanese version too because there's barely any text in the game. Sherbet Land always makes me just think of Mario but it does fit the Kitchen Island theme
One more thing, I saw a post on the Wario subreddit, and I suppose there's a lot of Wario content on Nintendo Music now! Warioware GBA and Move It and VB Wario Land/WL1 makes 4 games all within a year when there was barely nothing before, and 4 games is a lot on that platform, even more than some big Nintendo franchises!
