And Thus the four Warriors of Light proceed into the darkness unknown, warmed by the light that shone from the crystals that each beard. Final Fantasy was born...
@@rwiseart2269 The comment of the other video of this song said this is written in Uzuku but it was actually an original language she came up with, Uzuku is an anagram of Kuzuu the name of the singer and lyricist of this. Maybe she arranged and combine some of the languages to make this, a linguist may find more detail about the secret of these words. That's so Unique. I think that kind of attempt was really works to make everyone feels they heard of another language from another universe.
@@shinyauehara5615 I love this sort of work, the effort put into making a song seem so realistic, yet incomprehensible at the same time. There is a song in Final Fantasy XIV that's of a similar nature, "Civilizations." Masayoshi Soken used a created language for the song, that of the ancients of a particular part of the game world. Only the first two words have been translated, via a quest in that part of the world. The rest is a mystery, and the whole thing is possibly one of the most incredible earworms to come out of the XIV soundtrack.
@@HayTatsuko The vocals in the la hee song were just obtained from a sample album of fantasy singing. None of it was actually recorded or written by the FF14 music team.
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This is used in some of the Japanese Final Fantasy VI commercials.
And Thus the four Warriors of Light proceed into the darkness unknown, warmed by the light that shone from the crystals that each beard. Final Fantasy was born...
I need a translation of this song, I have been listening to it for the last 15 years and still don't know what he is saying 😆
Only Nobuo Uematsu knows, I haven’t seen any source on lyrics before
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The comment of the other video of this song said
this is written in Uzuku but it was actually an original language she came up with,
Uzuku is an anagram of Kuzuu the name of the singer and lyricist of this.
Maybe she arranged and combine some of the languages to make this,
a linguist may find more detail about the secret of these words.
That's so Unique.
I think that kind of attempt was really works to make everyone feels
they heard of another language from another universe.
@@shinyauehara5615 I love this sort of work, the effort put into making a song seem so realistic, yet incomprehensible at the same time.
There is a song in Final Fantasy XIV that's of a similar nature, "Civilizations." Masayoshi Soken used a created language for the song, that of the ancients of a particular part of the game world. Only the first two words have been translated, via a quest in that part of the world. The rest is a mystery, and the whole thing is possibly one of the most incredible earworms to come out of the XIV soundtrack.
@@HayTatsuko The vocals in the la hee song were just obtained from a sample album of fantasy singing. None of it was actually recorded or written by the FF14 music team.
sounds pretty awesome
:')