Super Smash Bros. - Galeem/Dharkon - With Lyrics ft.
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At long last, the winner of Songtober is here - with the fury of two warring gods!
Super Smash Bros - Nintendo/Sora Ltd.
Composer - Hideki Sakamoto
Arrangement - Keiichi Okabe
Lyrics - Alex Beckham (ft. Hideki Sakamoto's Lifelight and Nobou Uemetsu's Brawl theme)
Galeem - Ian Martyn (linktr.ee/IanM...)
Dharkon - Dylan William van de Wal ( / dylanwilliamvandewal )
Chorus -
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Art - StartistMakesArt ( / startistmakesart )
Mix - Marc Gardner
Video - Sir Samgrace ( / sirsamgrace )
Outro Music: "Inspired" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Here’s a fun fact! Along with the first couple lines of the Brawl theme, these lyrics also reference the other bosses of World of Light! Some are more obvious than others :)
Giga Bowser: Power beyond your mortal shell
Rathalos: Storm of Change
Galleom: War Machine
Ganon: Call me a beast
Dracula: Shadows to save them
Marx: Scarlet Seeds
Master Hand: Master's firm hand
Crazy Hand: Insanity's hand
Hope I got them right.
@@369destroyer Storm of change is a reference to Lifelight, the others I think you got right.
I feel like you got everything right except rathalos because “Storm of Change” refers to a line from “Lifelight”
@@369destroyer I would like to make a change
Rathalos: Feel now my wrath
@@369destroyer Dracula's reference is "Tremble at my form and despair", it's what he says in his final battle in SotN.
I love how the "Evil" and "Good" are both equal. Neither side is actually good for the characters. Both must fall to end the conflict.
darkness without light is an abyss
light without darkness is blinding
you cannot have a coin with one side.
@@user-KNP13so we must eat the coin then
@@blackfrostfilms-dl8wo
yo socrates it's a fucking cookie
But hey that's just a theory
@@user-KNP13But you can, if you shape it into a Mobius Strip.
The contrast between the voices of Galeem and Dharkon and how they see each other and their actions are lovely, they really feel like two godly beings fighting for control not realising there is a third party, not to mention the spirits singing alongside them with the main melody. This is a glorious start to the new year!
That is why I like Kyogre vs Groudon so much
@@cravonomire9971 exactly! It’s a lot like that!!
Who are the third party?
@@thegreatpepsiman The fighters you play as
Galeem and Dharkon: Attack each other
Meanwhile Bowser: *TIME TO DIE*
That moment at 1:57 where the original singer breaks through for just a fraction of a second, showing that the Heroes are actually making a difference!
*chills*
you're pfp made me shed a tear😢
@@dexcornett7032 "you are profile picture made me shed a tear"
mm yes grammar at its finest
Edit: dont think im bad cus im very sad about techno dying too :(
Edit2: mom im famous
@@memerman4366 matching pfps
This part of the song give me the vibe a when the hero gets mind control but then the hero starts to break free to fight against a bad guy for the last stand
@@TheRealSuperKirby Different letters
"Sound now the Horns! Ready for war!"
"Bring out the Baptisim of Fire!"
This part is godly.
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I love how this song fits perfectly with Galeem and Dharkon, this is between both of them and your nothing but a inconvenience to them. Even in the fight the spirts, and bosses don’t attack you, their attacking each other and only show aggression towards you if you attack them. This song was definitely worth the wait.
The only thing that would've made this better is if the singers in the chorus actually reflected the voices of some of the fighters in Ultimate, especially Kirby!
@@themightygallium9509 "poyo poyo poyo poyo poyo poyo poyo poyo poyo poyo"
is that better?
i am so tired of the notion that kirby can only say puyo, my child can say full sentences god damnit
@@memerman4366 yes
@@sucon1909 he can't, can he?
Some random detail that I like;
During the verses where Galeem and Dharkon reference their attacks on each other and the respective hands they control, Galeem always makes sure to refer to himself (“Do you not know the sting of *your god!?”* , “Do you not know *your master’s* firm hand!?”) like he’s reminding everyone that he’s the one in charge. Meanwhile, Dharkon only refers to the subjects as they are (“Do you not know the hammer *of god!?”* , “Do you not fear *insanity’s hand!?”* ), making it seem like he’s not seeking pure control, but more rather is a force that is pushing his power unto everyone.
On the other hand, in the verse after the Latin, Galeem refers to 'The light of god', while Dharkon says 'Your dark god'.
This reminds me of the matpat theory that dharkon represents the Nintendo toxic famdons while galeem represents Nintendo corporativs
Kinda fits what happens if each one wins. One fate is a LOT WORSE than another.
Also Masters firm hand master hand and insanity is crazy hand
@@endrylgoes2892 Each little spark, lost in the dark, crying "WAIRZ WALUIIIIGIIIIIIII!?"
Nintendo straight up said "screw it, let's put biblically accurate angels in our game"
More of a Biblicaly acurate angel and a Lovecraftian Horror
@@draw2death421 true
Galeem is based on a Seraphim, and Dharkon is inspired from Azathoth.
have you evewr played kirby games? they've been putting acurately correct angels in eldrich horrors in games for ages.
@@WinderBlitz sadly not yet, I recently got into Kirby because of my best friend. She realized I was severely missing out on knowing about the games
_Italics_ - Lyrics sung from Galeem's perspective
Z̷a̴l̸g̶o - Sung from Dharkon's perspective
*Bold* - Collectively sung from the perspective of the Smash Bros. fighters
_Lux_ - Galeem is the lord of light, and "lux" is the latin word for light.
T̶e̷n̷e̶b̷r̷i̸s̵ - Dharkon is the embodiment of chaos and darkness, with "tenebris" being the latin word for darkness.
_O̶m̴n̷i̵p̶o̶t̵e̴n̴t̴i̶!_ - A latin word that can be interpreted as meaning "almighty". The previous Lux and Tenebris in combination with this can be interpreted as "Almighty light" and "Almighty darkness", most likely Galeem and Dharkon tooting their own horns, flaunting their "almighty" power which is soon proven to be an illusion.
_Each little spark, bursting with light // Struggling on, ever to fight_ - Galeem's army of enslaved light spirits and puppet fighters always ready to fight at his disposal against their will. Derived from the Lifelight lyric "These little sparks cling on to life, everyone caught in the struggle"
_The storm of change, fanning the flames_ - Galeem's goal to change the universe by wiping the slate clean motivates him to continue fighting. Derived from the Lifelight lyric "And then the storms of change, they fan the flames, scattering ashes into the wind!"
_Crash now the waves, I purify!_ - Galeem's initial attack visually appeared as a mass amount of light spreading similarly to a wave crashing on a beach. "I purify!" once again referring to Galeem's goal.
_On that day, forever was banished, the night!_ The sun rising at the dawn of a new day banishes the night. Also refers to Galeem's rivalry with Dharkon and secondary goal of entirely eradicating him from existence. Derived from the Lifelight lyric "On that day, when the sky fell away, our world came to an end"
I̷n̷ ̸t̸h̸e̸ ̴b̷e̵g̷i̴n̶n̵i̷n̶g̴ ̴w̷a̵s̵ ̴N̷O̴T̷H̵I̴N̵G̴ ̴b̷u̵t̷ ̶N̸I̷G̷H̶T̸!̸ - There having been a dawn implies that the sun was previously absent, meaning the night was present in the beginning before the light was, paralleling Galeem's previous lyric
E̷a̶c̶h̷ ̴l̵i̴t̷t̵l̴e̶ ̴s̶p̸a̷r̶k̶,̷ ̸l̶o̶s̴t̸ ̴i̸n̷ ̷t̶h̸e̷ ̶d̵a̶r̸k̴,̴ ̴C̸R̷Y̸I̴N̴G̷ ̴a̸t̶ ̵s̵h̴a̴d̶o̷w̴s̶ ̴t̵o̶ ̶s̵a̶v̶e̴ t̷h̴e̸m̸!̷ - Mirrors Galeem's similar lyric, with the same meaning but flipped to Dharkon's perspective. Also derived from the same Lifelight lyric as Galeem's respective lyric.
A̸n̸d̸ ̷t̵h̸e̵n̶ ̵t̵h̸e̶ ̵d̶a̶r̷k̷n̵e̶s̴s̶ ̸a̵n̵d̸ ̷t̸h̵e̶ ̷w̶i̷n̶d̶,̵ ̸w̴o̸u̸l̵d̶ ̸l̷e̶t̷ ̷t̸h̷e̶ ̶a̸g̴e̵ ̴o̴f̸ ̷n̸i̸g̴h̴t̷ ̷b̷e̵g̸i̷n - Dharkon's goal to plunge the universe into darkness, beginning the age of night in which only the darkness and the cold wind remain.
_Mindless fools! Do you not know the sting of your god!?_ - Refers to one of Galeem's attacks performed when Dharkon is stunned, in which Galeem transforms into a giant needle and stings Dharkon in the eye. Galeem calling himself "your god" is a statement of arrogance, believing he has already triumphed against Dharkon's army.
E̶r̸r̶a̸n̶t̷ ̴d̸r̶o̸n̷e̷s̶!̷ ̴D̶o̸ ̷y̶o̶u̶ ̵n̶o̴t̶ ̶k̸n̶o̴w̷ ̴t̷h̴e̷ ̴h̷a̴m̷m̴e̴r̷ ̷o̸f̷ ̶G̸o̶d̸!̶?̸ - Refers to Dharkon's equivalent to the aforementioned attack, in which he tangles himself into the shape of a hammer and slams his body onto Galeem's stunned core. Dharkon simply calling himself "God" rather than "your god" is likely a statement of even more arrogance, with Dharkon believing he is above everything in existence.
_Hear my will! I wipe the board clean for the light!_ - Referring to Galeem's goal again to wipe the universe of everything.
F̵e̶a̸r̸ ̵m̴y̴ ̵w̸i̴l̴l̵!̴ ̷I̶ ̴h̸a̵r̴v̴e̵s̶t̶ ̴t̵h̴e̷ ̴s̸e̶e̴d̸s̸ ̷o̶f̶ ̴t̴h̴e̸ ̵n̶i̷g̸h̵t̶! - Referring to Dharkon's goal again.
_Sound now the horns, ready for war!_ - Galeem's character theme and this song both contain heavy usage of brass horns.
_Bring the baptism of fire!_ - Galeem's light theme naturally connects him to fire. Baptism in Christianity symbolizes purification, reflecting Galeem's goal once again.
_This is the day they all follow our way, stepping into our tomorrow!_ - Galeem believes he's already won the war, and all will follow his army's way into the universe's future. Derived from the Lifelight lyric "This is the day we finally find our way, stepping into our tomorrow!"
*Every soul contains a whisper of light,* - This "whisper of light" is not referring to light in the same way Galeem does, instead referring to the heroism of the Smash Bros. fighters in their fight against Galeem and Dharkon. Taken from Lifelight.
*growing louder as it calls to unite!* - The Smash Bros. fighters call to each other and unite against a common enemy despit the differences some of them may have. Also taken from Lifelight.
*From the distance sings a chorus of souls, rising slowly, stirring heat from the coals!* - The spirits who were enslaved by Galeem and Dharkon call to the fighters, and power them up once they have been saved. Also taken from Lifelight.
*Colors weave into a spire of flame,* - The spirits unite together in the game's true ending, becoming a massive colorful spire that greatly resembles a flame. Also taken from Lifelight.
*distant sparks call to a past still unnamed!* - The long legacy of Super Smash Bros. and the numerous callbacks to previous entries, as well as the game universes that cross over within it. Also taken from Lifelight.
*Bear this torch against the cold of the night!* - In their unity, the Smash Bros. fighters are able to fight off every threat they come across no matter how sinister it may be. Also taken from Lifelight.
*Light will guide you on your way to the ultimate fight!* - The aforementioned righteousness of the fighters guides them to the final battle. "Ultimate fight" can also refer to the game's title. Also taken from Lifelight.
*Audi famam illius* - "Hear the fame of that one", referring to a famous hero. In this instance could refer to a famous group of heroes, such as the Smash Bros. fighters. Taken from the Super Smash Bros. Brawl opening theme.
*Soles in hostes ruit* - "How he plunged into enemy territory", the fighters taking the war straight to Galeem and Dharkon and fighting them in their own territories. Also taken from the Super Smash Bros. Brawl opening theme.
*Et patriam servavit!* - "And saved his homeland", the fighters saving the universe from Galeem and Dharkon's destructive and fruitless war. Also taken from the Super Smash Bros. Brawl opening theme.
Dude you write more than I did on an essay
Whoa.
@@liquidscreamisnomore Bro this is inspiring omg.
Damn
Well... Lux/Tenebris omnipotenti actually translate to "light/darkness to the almighty" (I used Google translate, please correct me if I am wrong)
Seriously, I cannot get enough of "eldritch god-like being sings of your impending annihilation" as a theme. Lavos, Marx, now Galeem and Dharkon, every single one has their own unique spin on the apocalypse. Well done as always!
Lavos is the most detestable, Marx is the creepiest, and Galeem and Dharkon are the most destructive
@@chadpeterson5698 Okay, I think you should know that, at least on TH-cam mobile, this comment has a translate button that just changed detestable to despicable.
@@off-the-grounder568oh, ok. But at least you still know what I’m trying to say overall.
@@off-the-grounder568 it lets me translate aswell but literally nothing changes
Don't forget 0²
I love how Galleem sounds very passive agressive both in tone and speech while Darkhon gives harsh honesty with words of cruelty. Truly fitting of their characters.
Yet as fundamentally different as they are, they sing the same tune. They both fight to dominate.
Galleem does come off as a Spoiled Prince who sees everyone else as insects whos only purpose is to serve him
Dharkon comes off as Warlord who doesent care how many inocents die aslong as he gets the throne.
In other words both are evil.
I find it interesting how Dharkon calls themself a “dark god” while Galeem calls themself the “light OF god”, really drives home how despite their equal evil, Galeem is the reigning champion and Dharkon is the challenger
Really paints Galeem as angel of God, and Dharkon as a demon seeking godhood.
Galeem does not see themselves as God they see themselves as an angel of God doing their duty so he's just doing this because he thinks he's ordered to he thinks he's been ordered to obliterate the multiverse and have only one universe and this makes sense cuz as lockston and gnar again have shown certain religions say that seraphims were tasked by God to get rid of darkness by burning everything in Holy light now seraphims are multi-winged angels so oh gleam seems to be doing this because he's been ordered to or thinks he's been ordered to where's dark orange just a an obvious demon / ruler of darkness that's trying to seek godhood like he doesn't kill gleam he imprisons gleam in chains a darkness and then after it cuts away from gleam his like fades away causing everything to go dark and him of it and Mario eventually dying presumably with everyone else and the last scene is with dark on just staring at the camera like staring right through the camera and directly at your soul and stuff like this also explains why you flees away from dark on because of obviousness because in that situation he was attacked by the fighters fires so he stunned a little and then dark on shows up through the crack of the sky when it fell away literally in figurefully like dark orange portal opened up up by half of him just by having a crack open up in the sky and then just shatter as if the sky was nothing but glass resulting in the rift so it seems like the whole sky falls away line that brother has been talking to talking about was a prophecy about dark on showing up meaning believe when you look at from a religious side is here to simply just burn everything away or at least to destroy dark on so he's here to keep so explains why all not to mention being an angel of God he probably didn't want the fighting at all meaning he was backed up into aquarium both the intro and this situation which is why claims bad ending happens to it does does he get the they successfully stunned dark on enough to to get to get them backed up into a to get like impending dark on doesn't die until galene starts attacking meaning things are going in meaning dark meaning to finish that Beast once and for all everything is just swelled up and then the bad ending just ends English bad ending just a bit interesting when you look at from a christianic point and just from a religious point in general.
King vs Warlord, both brutal tyrants yet slightly different. But as waring gods lol.
It makes sense seeing as how Galeem had already won and defeated everyone swiftly (except Kirby) while Dharkon hadn’t had a chance to do that yet and instead so far has only taken over Galeem’s control due to Galeem being down for the moment
@@aaricbro. Sorry your Galeem wifi will be down for a bit
galeem/dharkon: rap battling
everyone: sitting back and enjoying the show
bowser: C A R R Y I N G
Yeah
Bowser is just kicking ass
The light and the dark fight. Their own ideals more important than all the surrounding universe. They ARE the center of their own universe. The only thing that can stop them are those who were controlled by their will. Rising up as a single chorus, a single flame. Pretty poetic, is it not?
Ah yes. I as well believe we should turn both the traveler and the witness into guns
oh destiny player are you hype for lightfall?
@@darkurathehatedlord877 I'm ready to turn calus bathwater into a new witherhoard
What does witherhoard do anyway? I see a lot people using it on TH-cam like chibirobo12
@@darkurathehatedlord877 a damage over time effect if it hits an enemy, if it hits the floor, creates a pool of blight. Damaging anything in it
“Do you not fear insanity’s hand?”
“Do you not know your master’s firm hand?”
Anyone else catch this Master and Crazy Hand reference?
I mean, it’s not exactly subtle if you’ve played the game
@@therealchaosguy I know, but i’m sure at least a few people might have missed it
I caught it
@@amiiboguy7288 i literally edited the video and i JUST got it my god
@@therealchaosguy
I played the game, but didn't catch it.
On the other hand (not intended), I did catch the reference to the form they take to attack the other's eyeball during the first time this part comes up.
Dharkhon REALLY sounds like he would make a great Megatron.
and I am glad this Songtober song was completed.
He also played Kyurem I’m pretty sure
@@evagarcia865 I knew his voice was familiar
@@drakogecko1462 me to
Yeah, you can really hear the Kyurem voice similarities at 0:48
I think unicron
As I stated in the Songtober of this song.
Darkness can not exist without Light sheen, and Light can not shine without Darkness' grasp. Galeem and Dharkon are fighting a war that neither side can win but are too blinded by the other to notice.
But, even if they found out that literally they cannot win, *would they even stop?* Especially since they were mortal enemies just then.
@@SolarialOSC Sometimes even when people find out something they are doing is bad, they will still continue it since in their mind if they stop, all of those deaths, wars, and destruction that Galeem and Dharkon caused, in their case, would have been for nothing.
@@papermr.magolorguy7957 That'd require them to care though. Given what happens if either of them win, it seems like they don't. It would be interesting to see them appear in other stuff though; maybe see how they became what they are and where they came from and such.
Except they clearly can win, considering they do so if you only fight one rather than both.
@user-oe1ev9rh1x And that results in the "Bad Ending"
The part where the actual Lifelight started playing with the chorus actually gave me shivers.
The entire lyrics are incredible, so many dark mirrors of Lifelight and small references.
-also how interesting that you chose to play Bowser after what Juno uploaded today hmm-
Bowser was so enraged by spamton he decided to kill god
Twice
Fairs fair.
@@snatchymarx
@@snatchymarxI mean, I would kill several gods two if a salesman beat me up mentally and physically
As if Juno isn’t MOTI’s second channel and vis versa.
@@infinityheart_tm9270 Potato soup
Everything about this is so freaking perfect. The contrast between Galeem and Dharkon's lines, the variations of the original Lifelight lyrics and references to Master Hand and Crazy Hand, and even the first few lines of the Brawl main theme. I just cannot put into words how great this is.
I knew something in here was official lyrics just not from lifelight
There are references to all the bosses as stated by Alex
Giga Bowser: Power beyond your mortal shell
Galleom: Your war machines all mean nothing to me
Rathalos: Feel now my wrath
Marx: Marked by my stare
Dracula: Tremble at my form and despair
Ganon: Call me a beast
@@evagarcia865 Yes not only that, but the one who sang the preferred lyrics actually connects to the World of Light (not only in Adventure, but the boss rush indicates them). Galeem having Giga Bowser, Raphthalos and Galleom while Dharkon having Ganon, Dracula and Marx
One thing I loved about this fight is that if Galeem and Dharkon were to actually work together and see you as an actual threat, they could have easily won. The problem is that they let their hatred for each other get in the way, and they treated the fighters like a minor nuisance. I feel like this this portrayed really well in this song, yet another banger from MOTI!
morale of the story: kirby is really godamn strong.
It makes sense in gameplay as well. Neither is focused on attacking you because the other is the main target.
@@UserTheSecond Dude it happens every second Tuesday, kirby got just used to it.
@@thesmileman6931 popstar: *is getting destroyed*
kirby: oh boy! lunch!
@@thesmileman6931 Yeah, Kirby kills a god every other Tuesday.
5:01
Dharkon: Your dark god is rising!
Also Dharkon *Literally dying*
The dark is from below that mean he win
Wait... at the end of the "Lifelight" chorus, there are the first three phrases of the Brawl theme... GENIUS!
Wait For Real? 😮
@@EyeofKoruption Yeah, it is! Go search the lyrics of Brawl's theme!
What do they mean?
@@nightfurywarriorcat8159 "I've heard legends of that person."
Although a letter is different, so it might be partially wrong.
@@penitente3337 "Who Plunged into Enemy Territory,And defended his Homeland" are the Rest of the Translations
I just want to point out that, despite being both evil, the two have a different attitude towards the player:
Galeem is more calm, soft-spoken and has a soothing and high-pitched voice, not loosing his cool even when openly insulting the heroes (Mindless fools!...) and getting angry just when the characters still stands in the way, like if he is trying to convince the heroes that he is doing what's right for the universe, attempting to keep a kind and benevolent facade. On the other hand, Darkhon is not even trying, stright-up saying that he whants to destroy everything and is arrogant and self-absorbed, seemingly reveling in his evilness, as when claiming that he whants to be "called a beast" and is costantly shouting in a bombastic, boisterous way. They rapresents two different portrays of evil: Darkhon is the obvious, bad-to-the-core villain who is blatant in his goal and lack of good qualities, and Galeem is the most dangerous type of villany: The one that does not see itself as evil in anyway, firmly thinks that its ideals and actions are right despite being here so much evidence that it is not. The actually evil in reality and not, wich is adamant into the beliving that THEY are the good guys and who tryes to stop them and their madness is the "evil" villain
Good job as Always, Dudes
So in other words Dharkon is the Litch from Adventure Time while Galeem is Thanos from Marvel.
Tbh i dont think Galeem comes off as someone who necesarily thinks his right. His comments like 'Mindless Fools, do you not know your masters firm hand?' 'Do you not know the Sting of your god?'
Both of those make it sound like Galeem thinks himself as High and Mighty and Humans as more or less insects whos only purpose is to worship him as a god. And galeem saying 'Your god' also seems to point at Galeem thinking of himself as the god of Humanity or the only god who should be worshiped.
Galeem is like a narcisistic Prince while Dharkon is a Warlord.
Light Yagami vs The Joker
@@draw2death421 more like
dharkon is darksaid and galeem is ra's al ghul
or dharkon is maleficent and galeem emperor belos
I always imagined the lifelight cover as the fighters singing as they march on their way to fight Galeem and Darkon after they were all free, and now my headcannon expands as this becomes the song of the actual battle.
Suavé.
I’m so happy with how this all came together!! The vocals turned out amazing and the part where they both sing Lifelight gave me chills. Really glad I could make the art on this one, it all turned out so awesome 🤩 Great way to start the new year!!
You're artwork in this video is amazing. And so incredibly accurate.
I especially enjoy the contrast between their voices, Galeem sounds smooth and gentle, like a shepherd calling to their lost lambs; on the other hand Dharkon's voice sounds sharp and threatening, like a deranged maniac with naught but a desire to cause pain and havoc wherever they go, it's glorious.
Galeem also sounds shrill and harsh at times, while Dharkon can sound smooth and harmonic at times. It shows how neither is really right or wrong in this battle. They are both deluded and are causing way more problems than they think they are fixing.
@@plaidhatter1674 But also that they have a lot more in common than they would ever admit.
COLORS WEAVE INTO A SPIRE OF FLAME! DISTANT SPARKS INTO PAST UNNAMED! BEAR THIS TORCH CLAIM OF THE NIGHT! LIGHT WILL GUIDE YOU ON WILL BE ULTIMATE FIGHT!💖💖💖💖💖
I love how galeem sounds so dignified, symbolizing how he's a being of order, and dharkon's voice sounds so intimidating, since he is a being of chaos. This is a great video, and yes, I did love World of Light.
3:22 The reference to Master and Crazy Hand is appreciated.
There's a bit of irony knowing Dylan was the one who sang as Galeem in the Songtober version, and here he's singng as Dharkon.
Ghehe yeah i got to do both which is amazing ♥
@@DylanWilliamvandeWal You've gotten a lot of awesome and terrifying roles. You got Galeem in Songtober, Kyurem for the Legendary Pokémon Musical Bytes, and now Dharkon in this adaptation of Vs. Galeem/Dharkon. 😂💕
@@DylanWilliamvandeWalwhich performance do you prefer personally, also your depiction of both characters is VASTLY superior to the original characters
@@chadpeterson5698 i prefer Dharkon as i could really get in deep with the vocals and add that raspy quality that fits so well for villains 😋
@@magicdreemurr3771 and Bowser even, my villain streak is going pretty well 😍
Way to start this new year, with one of the songtober songs I was waiting the most
Yea, for real. I'm excited
I love how it tries to turn "Lifelight" which is a song full of hope the other way around. Galeem and Dharkos are more firing despair in their lines. Well I guess hope is not something they would undestand. I love
I think the chorus and the latin part are sung by them AND the fighters. They sing them as mocking them and their efforts to beat them only for them to defeat and rule them anyways afterwards (in the bad endings) while the fighters do it as showing their hopes and united battle for freedom
SOUND NOW THE HORNS
READY FOR WAR
BRING THE BAPTISM OF FIRE
The way they did this sounds so beautiful IMO
Fr, but 2:24 to 2:38 went hard too
This was an awesome way to start the year. I’d been hoping for a full version ever since the Songtober version dropped. I think the best part is the inclusion of some of the lyrics from Brawl’s intro, it was so unexpected yet makes perfect sense.
This makes me wonder what it would be like if Tabuu’s battle theme had lyrics
EDIT: Something interesting I just realised is that the voice of Dharkon here (DylanWilliamvandeWal) was the voice of Galeem in the Songtober version
“NOW BEHOLD! LIAR OF GOLD! YOUR DARK GOD IS RISIIIIIING!”
Now that gave me chills just because of how well it fits Dharkon, he calls a diety of light a liar of gold and calls himself the Dark God when Galeem refers to himself as only the light OF God. Goes to show just how powerful Dharkon believes he is and it’s earned since he’s the, “Embodiment of chaos and darkness.”
Galeem does also call himself the kingdoms Master and god aswell here 0:54 and 3:25
Galeem also seems to believe hes way more powerful than Dharkon as we see here 3:05 saying Dharkons war machines mean nothing to him.
So both Dharkon and Galeem seem to see theirselfs as superior to the other aswell as Gods or Rulers of the realm.
Both are Tyrants in their own ways only difference is Galeem is bit more vague with his words while Dharkon is more forward and agressive
BEHOLD THE LIGHT OF GOD IS RISING!!
Аnyway Kirby more strong then this two gods
I am so happy that this was the song to be given the full treatment. I love the contrast between Galeem and Dharkon which makes sense. They are beings that represent absolute light and dark respectfully, though I like Galeem more with the whole "light is not good" trope. All they care about is reshaping the world that fits with their ideals and destorying the other that opposes them. Little did they know that the ones who would ultimately bring them down were the same beings they wanted to control. Amazing work as always.
Groudon: Is that what we’re like when we fight?
Kyogre: I hope not, because that’s just sad!
Rayqazia: iS tHaT wHaT wE rE lIkE!
YES IT IS YOU TWO DELINQUENTS
I love how galeem has a more harmonic tone in how he songs but dharkon has a scratchy, evil voice
1:30 and 3:57 were absolutely phenomenal! it really has some oomph to it and makes you really feel like your contributing to the ultimate fight between the 2 gods and yourself, and the part where the original singer came gave me chills down my spine, I don't think I've heard a song more impactful and powerful than this.
Yes. #PureAwesomness.
Galeem and darkhon have the exact same amount of lines enforcing the idea of the two being so equal in power their fight couldn't be finished without interference
0:55
“Do you not know the sting of your god?”
“Do you not know the hammer of god?”
Nice attention to detail. As, when you stun each of their cores, Galaem and Dharkon turn into a needle/nail and hammer respectively.
Audi faman illius(Hear the rumor of him)
Soles in hostes ruit(The sun rushes on the enemy)
Et patriam servavit(And he saved his country)
The latin just hits diffrent
Oh my god is that just the Brawl Intro Lyrics?
@@crimsonrayquaza46 yup! It is!
The lyrics to this song are AWESOME. I love how the Lifelight lyrics were referenced and even incorporated!
It is a huge mix of mystic, war between gods and references to the whole campaign of SSBU. I love it, can't stop listening
And as I didn't find a comment addressing this:
Thy = Your - ("Thy Epitaph")
"Audi famam illius Soles en hostes ruit Et patriam servavit" = "Hear the report of that Sun who dashed the enemy and saved the country" (According to Google Translate)
Thank you for the translation, I was wondering about that. :)
This is beyond incredible, I got so many chills and a massive wave of nostalgia when the lyrics from Brawl’s theme started getting sung
Dharkon’s death really shows just how energetic and dramatic galeem is
What
@@carl4508 dharkon looks like he really hurt his eye and after he dies he just floats down. Galeem explodes and flails his appendages around wildly
@@carl4508Dharkon: "OW! DAMN IT, I'M OUTTA HERE!"
Galeem: "HOLY SHIT YOULITTLESHITSWILLPAYFORTHISISWEARTOME!!!!"
2:42 bro these lines are so epic for no reason lol
“Bluueee”
*”Scarlet seeds”*
**“Will paint your ENDING!”**
U.S elections be like:
Both sides trying to own us and act like theyre morally the superior one? Yeah seems about right.
Sadly true
Galeem Has Man Voice.
You’re right and I HATE that you’re right.
Yep two fairly different shades of wuh-oh
GOSH THIS WAS SO SO GOOD
THE EPICNESS IS MAGNIFIED AMAZINGLY IN THIS ONE! Gosh just... the lyrics from both of them are amazing and how their lines are pararells of eachother and how they come together... AHHH!!! So good!
Got soo many chills from this it’s unbelievable. Low key wish the song actually did have lyrics
Well here it is lol
@@plaidhatter1674 no I’m talking about the actual song lol
Every game gives the same "light is good and dark is bad BS"...
But here it is different.
Galeem and Dharkon are both evil gods and this is a awesome final boss fight
Hollow Knight: Allow me to introduce myself
@@Icantfindagoodname true: light bad and dark good.
Forgot about that
@@martijnklaassen3536 I definitely wouldn't describe the darkness as GOOD in Hollow Knight. It's more like "light bad. Dark bad but also useful"
It shows why light is often a counterpart to darkness, as order can be just as awful as chaos
I mean there is like 80 billion pieces of media that do that.
5:00
Dharkon - the dark god is rising
Also Dharkon- literally dying
I remember when you originally did this for Songtober! It’s phenomenal to see the full version come to fruition! It’s been a while since then and you guys have only improved! It more than shows too!!!
This came out beautifully and you all should be super proud of yourselves for this and how much you’ve both grown!! Keep up the fantastical work!!
3:39-4:30 is EPIC! the visuals, the chanting of the song making it appear booming in the distance, the lyrics! everything is awesome!
2:05 The Brawl lyrics are what did it for me.
Audi famam illius Soles in hostes ruit Et patrias servavit.
1:15 when that chorus hits 🤩🤩🤩
Kirby watching off-screen while Bowser kills 2 gods at once like: “Finally, a worthy opponent.”
I love the contrast of their voices, Galeem's clear and higher tone, and then Dharkon with a deeper voice and a bit of a growl. Its amazing
Now this is how you start a new year, by releasing an epic lyric rendition of one of the best final boss themes in Smash Bros history. I'll still never forget my first time battling Galeem and Dharkon at the same time, and my gosh it was truly the best moment of my life ^^ taking down 2 god-like entities to restore balance. You can never get better than that in a fighting game in my opinion, and you guys had made this a true masterpiece.
Great job all of you wonderful people who worked on not just this but for every video you've done, happy new year and I can't wait to see what you have in store for 2023
Galeem and dharkon: Battling eachother with heavenly powers of a god at full force
Bowser: spin
Spinne boi
beyond bone chilling. even going as far as sewing in the initial lyrics to Brawl's main theme. Ultimate may be the superior game of the 5(6) entries, but Brawl had a much bigger impact on me. thank you for weaving together this masterpiece, ya lot. ;u;
IT HAS BEEN A YEAR AND ONLY NOW DO I REALIZE THAT THE SONG DOESN'T END WITH THE FIRST WORLD-OF-LIGHT LYRICS THING OH MY GOD I AM A FOOL
i love how it uses a mix of original and canon lyrics, beautiful
I have to say, out of the hundreds of wonderful songs you guys have put out, this is by far my favorite Man On The Internet production. Everything from the lyrics to the voices really sells the idea of an epic climax, one last battle between the gods, where winner takes all, but no matter who wins, all of us mortals lose.
This boss fight in a nutshell: “So basically Third Impact and the Cthulhu Mythos are at war with each other, and the entire gaming multiverse is caught in the middle of their conflict!”
So glad this won Songtober. It's beautiful.
1:44 if this were made when smash ultimate was still popular the magic of it would have worn off, but because of how long it's been it's epic again
2:25 idk why, but I really love this part.
This boss fight is the definition of "stop getting in each other's way!"
I love the light and dark duet and the life light references
I love that you included lyrics from Brawl's theme!
1:01 I like how this is reference to what happens when you stun one of the two as galeem creates a stinger to attack dharkon and dharkon creates a hammer
The Angel and The Devil
You guys picked the BEST song to start the year off with a bang with. And what a artistic banger it is. 😍😍😍 I LOVE IT!
I get the feeling from this song where the two are having an argument, but one of those arguments where both know it’s not going anywhere, and they have it like five million times.
Chills. For like. The whole song. This is incredible and I love so much. Nice references to Galeem and Darkrai's attacks against each other while each is stunned with the "sting of god" and "hammer of god" lyrics :)
Wow this is better than I expected!
And you know seeing Rathalos just gave me an idea.
How about… The Monster Hunter themes with lyrics?
I mean just imagine how regal Malzeno would sound or how Elegant Velkakna would be or how terrifying and godly Safi’jiva would feel!
I know this might not get a lot of attention, but it’s still an idea…
Anyway great job to the team and Happy New Year to everyone! 🎉
Holy shit, that would be amazing. Imagine Fatalis or Alatreon or idk, Zorah Magdaros or Nergigante with lyrics!
@@thehollyraven Yeeeesss!
And if they were to do it I would prefer only the elder dragons to speak (Bazel as well because why the hell not) and the rest of the monster themes like Zinogre should be describing and complementing the monster like how Rise did it.
I even made an example;
“Running through the night at the speed of light
Clawing and blitzing charging up his might
Howling through the darkness, thunder he hungers
Howling at the moon
ZI-NO-GRE!”
@@Roastatrice Oh, now that would be sick! An idea popped into my head just now actually, which is Teostra and Lunastra’s themes being one song, perhaps a duet between Alex and Emily like with Groudon and Kyogre? Except they wouldn’t be verbally fighting, rather working in tandem if that makes sense!
@@thehollyraven Hmm, Not bad of an idea👍. (even though my hatred for those two monsters burns brighter than both of them combined…)
Also here’s another idea (if you don’t mind) if they were to do Keeper of Hades I would like to see them take Vaal hazak as not as a creature that revels in death and decay, but rather a brother of nature keeping the balance of life and death.
Things must die in order for there to be life no exceptions. (I mean this is how it’s stated in game)
(Kind of like what they did with Xerneas and Yvetal)
Also sorry for the long reply.
YES. However, here are some that truly stand out:
-Mizutsune
-Zinogre
-Zorah Magdaros
-Fatalis
-Safi'Jiiva
And best of all
PROOF OF A HERO
At 0:56 they start talking about their attacks and that is so cool
Kirby watching the two primal gods singing while trying to eradicate each other and occasionally hitting him:
😐
Yall the captions are so good and the song. IT IS A BANGER!
I am speechless. This is so good. The lyrics, the voice actors, all amazing. I watch this every day
5:09
Perfect timing to Dharkon dying once the beat of the music plays am I right?
The age long struggle between Light and Darkness and with those caught in it unsure which path to follow.
Honestly 1:30 sends shivers down my spine each time i hear it
Man on the internet, you do so well. I love every song and left on the edge of my seat with every new song and this song has astounded me, well done to all involved, and can’t wait to see what you do in the next year!! Happy New Years man on the internet!!! May your songs expand evermore!!!
OMG THIS IS SO EPIC AND I JUST LOVE HOW THEY REFERENCE THE HANDS THEY CONTROL AND THEIR ATTACKS AGAINST EACH OTHER
I love how the gods start to become more insane as the song goes on
“Sound all the horns, ready for war. Bring the baptism of fire. This is the day they all follow out way into our tomorrow!!” This line is literally perfect. But the whole song makes sense if you know World if Light’s story. But it still is good even if you never knew the story.
I just realized that Galeem mentions "The sting of your god" while Darkon mentions "the hammer of God" which is a reference to each of their respective attacks on the other when one is stunned.
2:25 this hits hard
Facts
Now that is one epic way to start 2023. It is rather fitting, a start of brand new day of light and darkness. Both sides fitting for control, neither are right nor wrong. And the heroes are the only ones to stop this madness. Thank for making wonderful videos and hope to see many more exciting videos this year.
Dharkon : "Do you not fear insanity's hand"
Galeem : "Do you not know your master's firm hand"
Nice reference to Master Hand and Crazy Hand though
This song is literally giving me chills. And there are some religious references, it's almost scary. Like, "Sound now the horns, ready for war, bring the baptism of fire!" Literally, there will be horn sounds in the air IRL when the apocalypse happens. Great Job with this song!
Galeem is like Lucifer, and wants to make the universe in his image, Dharkon is like Satan, who wants corrupt everything.
I love the theory that Galeem is Nintendo and Dharkon is the internet.
Anytime I hear this song I imagine that Nintendo and the internet are singing it
The parents “aww look at them they’re playing!”
The kids:
1:31 Imagine you're in a really dark church, you're all alone, then you suddenly hear this part echoeing through the entire church
I cannot gush enough over the brawl theme lyrics at 2:03
IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS FOREVER!!! THANK YOU GUYS!!
This was the Songtober song I voted for. I was kind of hoping that Galeem and Dharkon would be voiced by the same actor, but the voices you gave them sound good enough, especially with the effects.
I've been wanting a full version of this ever since it got a songtober version. Thank you so much to all the people who worked on this masterpiece.
This was BEAUTIFUL! I loved how everything meshes so well together with the concept of Light Vs Dark and the Chorus coming in too. This rocks!
I love how its a rewrite of Lifelight, which is what the Melody is based on
I just realized Bowser was fighting both Dharkon and Galeem, seems pretty accurate Ngl.