I never played wind waker or heard this song. I heard rito village first. When I heard this I couldn’t help but think. Wow this really shows how slow and sad life became.... then I thought about the game
My parents hated my passion for videogames, but thanks to games like Zelda and other solo-adventure games I learned English. I’ve been an English teacher my whole career and I’m preparing myself to go abroad and study a master in Germany (in English).
I remember showing this song to my parents when they told me once: "Videogames won't make you someone in your life" - And because of this song I decided to play the flute .
My mother scoffs at video games to this day too, citing them all as a colossal waste of time. She's retired and as far as I can tell, does nothing but sit and watch cheers on repeat over and over, so... glass houses.
Who else is back here after the Colgera fight in Tears of the Kingdom? Such an amazing boss fight and music track... it really hits different if you grew up playing The Wind Waker~ I also love how this is the theme that plays in Rito Village~
Yes!!! As someone who grew up with Wind Waker, I love the Colgera fight. When I listened to 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 part of the theme for the first time, it gave me goosebumps. I teared up a bit, not gonna lie.
Mhm. It was real fun coming back to botw after a couple years not knowing anything. I wish that could happen again. I haven’t played it in a long time so it might.
@@jam7025 i remember my first time playing minecraft. I was stuck on the tutorial section where there is an invisible wall. I have so many memories playing with my friends. I played when the games where still seperated by console like there was minecraft xbox 360 edition (the one I played.
Oh my Hylia… How now, after so many years of Rito Village being one of my favorite BOTW/TOTK OSTs, and I just now hearing it?! I love this leitmotif! I feel like such an idiot, but damn is this amazing!
Spoilers for TotK: I realized that both the Frozen Village, the use of this tune in the Wind Temple boss fight, and the restoration of the village hit me harder than my friends who haven’t played Wind Waker. This tune was good even the first time I heard it but it hits different after experiencing nearly 20 years of Zelda history
@@ZoSo_x I just found it again in the depths. And found a piece of the Hero of Winds’ outfit. Guess I gotta go find the rest of it and do a cosplay fight now
When I first had this game as a kid, when I got to dragon roost, and this song stared playing, I couldn't progress in the game, I kept running around listening to the song on repeat. In awe by it.
Same for me for a few days after its discovery, but being able to destroy that giant "indestructible" crab boss made going away from the music worth it. For a bit that is.
My mom passed away yesterday. She used to watch me play this game when I was a kid. Wind Waker will always hold a special place in my heart and life. Thank you mom, I love you ❤
@@TheFleeingPhoenix The bass is not present in the game whatsoever, in both releases (GameCube and Wii U). The bass and other minor improvments is present only on the OST version, which is the music playing on this video. If you really can't notice anything bass-like on this video, you really need to get better headphones. I'm a beginner bass player and the bass is what glues a song togheter. Once you hear the bass on this song and then you hear the original version without, it imediatelly feels empty or lacking something. It's like eating without a spoon.
Holy shit I just grabbed my headphones and heard the bass for the first time and holy hell are you right that's so much better, and I already loved the arrangement. Absolutely lovely.
I think it's because it's instantly identifiable and energetic with a high tempo, and I think 3/4 signature which makes it feel like the song has this foundation of moving forward without a musical break. And the flute comes in with a hopeful and bittersweet sounding melody. I think the song is emblematic of Link's struggles with Ganon that are won then lost again in a never-ending epochs-long cycle since the creation of Hyrule. I think it's my favourite LoZ song, maybe tied with Song of Storms.
Nintendo can never really stop people from uploading their music on TH-cam, which is why it's so weird that they insist on trying when they don't really have the power to stop it.
When I heard this in TOTK when entering the village I legit started crying. This game was my childhood. Ever since my dad walked home one day with a gamecube with smash bros melee and wind waker. I was 6 or 7 and played this allll day!!!! Now i’m 27 and 20 years later the nostalgia hits hard AF!
I broke down crying. I never actually played Wind Waker, but as a kid I’d stay at my aunts house and spend the night. My cousin Jake who is only a month older than me, when we were kids, we were like twins. Inseparable. well me and him would stay up allllllllll night playing games like sonic and Zelda and melee and what not on GameCube, watching Naruto and other anime on Toonami. I was awful at Zelda and was just happy to watch him play Wind Waker. I have such fond memories of him and I at 8 years old, up til 3am, sneaking bowls of ice cream and hot pockets and soda, figuring out together how to get through Wind Waker. We named Link “oop,” we meant to name him “poop” but forgot the “p.” Jake and I aren’t as close anymore. Not anything personal, just, life, yanno? We’re both 26 now. Skyward Sword was my first Zelda game I ever owned and played myself. He was so excited for me to get my first Zelda game, he came over and helped me play through it. We were 13 then I believe. BOTW was my second. TOTK my third. When I got to this boss fight, I had to pause the game and just broke down crying. I forgot about this song entirely. Those memories with my cousin are some of the most fond memories in my life. He was my best friend. I wouldn’t be the person I am today without our shared childhood. Life has changed so much since then, and it’s wild how a simple little tune in a song could make an entire chapter of my life, one that it seemed like I had forgotten, come flooding back so hard it brought me to tears. TOTK is one of the most beautiful games I’ve ever played.
This is shockingly similar to me! Same story down to melee and Wind Waker with the game cube and we're less than a year apart in age! However it was Christmas day for me. Best Christmas present I think I'll ever get!
Idk why but today i looked at the sky and it was so blue with some clouds that looked like little lines of dust. It instantly reminded me of the blue sky from wind waker and this beautiful song. Makes me miss my childhood days playing videogames all day after school. Those were the days. Thanks for this beautiful song nintendo!
@@emperorpalpatine5559 I played Link to the past back in the day and absolutely loved it, and Nintendo in general to me is the "Disney of video games." Very magical. but this song is on a whole other level. i dont know exactly how to explain why. It's so... quaint, for a lack of a better word. I'm a musician but that's not much of a qualifier in itself but there is just something about songs that either attempt and succeed, or by sheer chance are able to encapsulate such a wide range of the joys and sorrows of life in such a simple melody, like this song is able to do.
For my money, this is the best piece Koji Kondo’s ever composed. The soaring flute melody, the magnificent acoustic guitar, and the percussion all complement each other well. And let’s not forget the most important part: the killer bass line that drives the song. It all adds up to the most inspired piece of the Wind Waker soundtrack.
Kenta Nagata composed this song, put some respect on his name. Koji kondo only composed a few small songs from wind waker like legendary hero and grandma's theme
Cㅇvid took my highschool friend's life. While rereading one of our chats, I remembered this was one of his favorite TLOZ songs. It feels as if this song contains his whole vibe and calm personality.
As a child playing this for the first time, sailing to dragon roost island was a special moment for me. You see that tall island and the distance during windfall island off in the distance. When the king of red lions tells you to set sail to the island that’s when the magic happens. The sailing music for the first time, seagulls flaying around the boat, and very beautiful scenery while dragon roost island gets closer and closer. When you sail up to the island and hear that music for the first time with a giant red dragon at the top of the mountain. A very magical moment in gaming for me.
One of the many great songs in one of the best adventure games of all time. This song almost makes me tear up and I’ve never been sure as to why, but this song brings me back to better days. What a trip
Goddamn... The nostalgia makes me even cry... This song is my entire childhood... I still remember when I got my game cube with this master piece game... Good times...
This game was one pf the core memories of my childhood. I would often watch my brother play this on weekends when we were allowed to use the game cube. It was always a pleasure to watch him play this. But when we as we got older the responsibilities of getting older like school, and jobs started taking over our lives i forgot abt it for a short time. After my baby sister was born and my brother had moved out the house he brought up i should play it with her. And now me and her will play the wind waker on the same game cube every Saturday. It’s her favorite game and holds a very special bond between me and my siblings.
@@juliocastillo4685 pan flute is not originally from peru, it also uses regular flute, guitar (with traditional peninsula cords) which I highly doubt that are originally from peru, oh and you forgot the castanets, which are not peruvian of course, so yes, it's Spanish music
we all love Zelda music... we can without a doubt say all the music in this franchise is great, but this one... this one belongs in the Zelda Mount Rushmore of themes, alongside with Gerudo Valley and a few others
Real talk......that bassline makes this already perfect song into a LEGENDARY song! Without a doubt my favorite zelda song from this game, and top 3 all time
love this ost so much... it's on par with the fairy fountain theme, they're my 2 favourite ost from Zelda. it's funny, when I entered Rito Village in BOTW I didn't notice the music at first but then like 5 minutes later i was like "wait... does this sound familiar...?" Then i realised it was this but just slower lol
I love that this song is still in the new Zelda games for ritos and brings back so many memories I got aooo happy that breath of the wild and the sequel kept this
i got the most epic goosbomps as i walked into rito Village realising this music in the background. Never experienced something like that in a video game.
You are right @Fake Toon Link I turned it to 0.5 X annnnnd the sound of the music pitched to low quality that destroyed my headphones and now I can't listen to anymore dragon roost island because my headphones are now broken village music speed 😂😂😂 just kidding!
I was a kid with 8 years when i arrived for the First time in dragon roost Island...and now with 30 years, that music still here in my heart like It was the First time! Is It as they say: "You Will never forget your First Zelda"!
since everyone's sharing their personal stories with this game i will too. windwaker was my first legend of zelda game and it helped me get over my social anxiety. it used to be so bad that i couldnt even fight enemies in video games because i was too afraid, but going into that forest and fighting those moblins for the first time on outset island was like a first step in being more confident in myself. i played the hd version that came out 2013
Luna Beekhuizen i find this comment appropriate simply because the How To Train Your Dragon films have always given me Wind Waker vibes (perhaps part of the reason why I like them so much? Lol), and the main character’s name is Hiccup. Totally random, no relation to your comment, but still. 😅
this is one of the best of all the zelda soundtracks. It's always amazing to hear what happens when we get Koji Kondo working on something that isn't a rehash of an older tune
Still brings me to tears for some reason. I think its that Eb to Dm7 then the raised third back into the C then the Ab in the bridge part. So damned nostalgic I would give anything to go back.
When I recognized this melody in Rito Village at night in BotW I couldn't help but smile.
Me too, that was my exact reaction!!
I literally started crying because this game and especially this song was my childhood TwT
I never played wind waker or heard this song. I heard rito village first.
When I heard this I couldn’t help but think. Wow this really shows how slow and sad life became.... then I thought about the game
Smile? I fucking cried
@@Le_Corsaire Both for me. It's very bittersweet.
My parents hated my passion for videogames, but thanks to games like Zelda and other solo-adventure games I learned English. I’ve been an English teacher my whole career and I’m preparing myself to go abroad and study a master in Germany (in English).
That is awesome! The best of luck sir!
Don’t let your parents stop you from enjoying video games :)
@@Justin-cw7zf Haha that’d be a good advice indeed, but not for me anymore since I’m currently at my 30’s (:
Grande bro, me pasó lo mismo.
That's awesome!!
I remember showing this song to my parents when they told me once: "Videogames won't make you someone in your life"
- And because of this song I decided to play the flute .
Fuck yea bro keep piping the pipes laddie
🥰
That's awesome!
epic gamer moment
My mother scoffs at video games to this day too, citing them all as a colossal waste of time. She's retired and as far as I can tell, does nothing but sit and watch cheers on repeat over and over, so... glass houses.
Who else is back here after the Colgera fight in Tears of the Kingdom? Such an amazing boss fight and music track... it really hits different if you grew up playing The Wind Waker~
I also love how this is the theme that plays in Rito Village~
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i never realized that
I never played WW, but I have a soft spot when it comes to music so when dragon roost started playing during the fight I started to cry a little.
If wind waker was your first Zelda game, that part of the song destroys you
Yes!!! As someone who grew up with Wind Waker, I love the Colgera fight. When I listened to 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 part of the theme for the first time, it gave me goosebumps. I teared up a bit, not gonna lie.
The saddest thing about video games is you can only experience them for the first time once...
Mhm. It was real fun coming back to botw after a couple years not knowing anything. I wish that could happen again. I haven’t played it in a long time so it might.
Not if you get brain damage and have all your memories erased. Then you can experience them for the first time a second time.
@Roxy Kat Gaming Not really, because you still learn the game
For me Wind waker was just as fun each time I played it.
@@jam7025 i remember my first time playing minecraft. I was stuck on the tutorial section where there is an invisible wall. I have so many memories playing with my friends. I played when the games where still seperated by console like there was minecraft xbox 360 edition (the one I played.
Who’s hear after Tears of the Kingdom Rito
HAHAHAAHAH
Me
I'm always here but also bc of totk rito hahsha
Oh my Hylia… How now, after so many years of Rito Village being one of my favorite BOTW/TOTK OSTs, and I just now hearing it?! I love this leitmotif! I feel like such an idiot, but damn is this amazing!
Spoilers for TotK:
I realized that both the Frozen Village, the use of this tune in the Wind Temple boss fight, and the restoration of the village hit me harder than my friends who haven’t played Wind Waker. This tune was good even the first time I heard it but it hits different after experiencing nearly 20 years of Zelda history
I don't care if this ain't the original version, that bass makes it all better
It is
@@Kyuubey0406 It isn't
@@royalwari8194 Wait which version is it then?
@@drakebushmire227 The one in the game is the one that is called "original"
@@royalwari8194 it sounds close enough
i like how in zelda breath of the wild, the rito place has this music but it’s slowed down
I know! I literally just noticed this last night while listening to some Legend of Zelda soundtracks lol
I was like: "Jeez I am feeling some Wind Waker vibes here!!"
I'm in Rito Village a lot cuz i love it!!
It was a beautiful homage...
yes.
Who else came back here after a certain nostalgic "boss battle" experience in TotK? 🙋🏻
That part hit for me just as it was coming up a portal and Tulin was yelling “GOOOOO!” And I swear to god I was having a fucking moment
@@ScorchtheHawk The entire battle was a surreal experience for sure, especially for all of us that played Windwaker 🌪️🦅
@@ZoSo_x I just found it again in the depths. And found a piece of the Hero of Winds’ outfit. Guess I gotta go find the rest of it and do a cosplay fight now
Me!!!!
meeeee~!
One of the best Legend of Zelda songs!
TheLegend24 and games!
I agree but in my opinion I prefer song of storms.
VOIDz - He said ONE of the best, not THE best. You didn’t have to tell him your favorite.
@@themaczter9024 He just decided to share his opinion, you didn't have to bitch about it.
Tsunayoshi Sawada - “you didn’t have to be a bitch”? Lol, big talk for a harmless little weeb.
When I first had this game as a kid, when I got to dragon roost, and this song stared playing, I couldn't progress in the game, I kept running around listening to the song on repeat. In awe by it.
Its Koji Kondo's special genius.
Yeah. I agree with you on that
Just... something as a kid was entranced by this gorgeous song in game
Molgera was the hardest boss in the game because if you beat it that kickass music would end.
your disc was scratched up
Same for me for a few days after its discovery, but being able to destroy that giant "indestructible" crab boss made going away from the music worth it. For a bit that is.
My mom passed away yesterday. She used to watch me play this game when I was a kid. Wind Waker will always hold a special place in my heart and life. Thank you mom, I love you ❤
I wish u the best and RIP ur mother bro hopefully you have closure we all here with u
R.I.P Your mother will be with you in spirit always.❤
Was that before or after your transition? x)
has she come back as a boat yet?
The bassline is one of the best things about this arrangement. Adds a bit of new harmonic context, and the fills are oh-so tasty.
good point
I literally can't hear the bass in this and wouldn't notice if it was gone.
@@TheFleeingPhoenix get better speakers then lol
@@TheFleeingPhoenix The bass is not present in the game whatsoever, in both releases (GameCube and Wii U). The bass and other minor improvments is present only on the OST version, which is the music playing on this video. If you really can't notice anything bass-like on this video, you really need to get better headphones.
I'm a beginner bass player and the bass is what glues a song togheter.
Once you hear the bass on this song and then you hear the original version without, it imediatelly feels empty or lacking something. It's like eating without a spoon.
Holy shit I just grabbed my headphones and heard the bass for the first time and holy hell are you right that's so much better, and I already loved the arrangement. Absolutely lovely.
Who's here from THAT boss in Tears Of The Kingdom??
I am. I had to come back to remember the part. It's so good.
I am. Go listen to the molduga theme also for ultimate nostalgia
ME 😄
MEEE OMFG
meeeeeee
This song’s leitmotif actually appeared 4 times in TotK
-Rito Village
-Tarrey Town
-Colgera’s Boss Theme
-Final Boss Theme
Where in ganondorfs battle theme or the demon kings army part?
totk or botw?
Why is it that the zelda series is always full of incredible music????
Because Koji Kondo is a fucking beast
they care about their music
@@thomaspereira1545 agreed
Cause the guy responsible for the music is pationate about his job
This song to me is one of the most iconic themes in the Zelda franchise. There’s a lot of iconic Zelda songs, but man for me this one is near the top
I think it's because it's instantly identifiable and energetic with a high tempo, and I think 3/4 signature which makes it feel like the song has this foundation of moving forward without a musical break. And the flute comes in with a hopeful and bittersweet sounding melody. I think the song is emblematic of Link's struggles with Ganon that are won then lost again in a never-ending epochs-long cycle since the creation of Hyrule. I think it's my favourite LoZ song, maybe tied with Song of Storms.
Its on 3 different games so I would definitely put it up there among the most iconic Zelda tracks.
early 2000s kid
Nintendo can never really stop people from uploading their music on TH-cam, which is why it's so weird that they insist on trying when they don't really have the power to stop it.
they can’t stop these memories.
Take a look at the Streisand Effect
I was so sad that Dragon Roost was too long to be the name of my island in Animal Crossing :(
Lol
I named it Dragon Roost but in Japanese instead 😉
Pascal Baumann ooh smart
I named my island hyrule
OH NO I WANTED THIS NAME !!!!!!!!!!
When I heard this in TOTK when entering the village I legit started crying. This game was my childhood. Ever since my dad walked home one day with a gamecube with smash bros melee and wind waker. I was 6 or 7 and played this allll day!!!! Now i’m 27 and 20 years later the nostalgia hits hard AF!
I broke down crying. I never actually played Wind Waker, but as a kid I’d stay at my aunts house and spend the night. My cousin Jake who is only a month older than me, when we were kids, we were like twins. Inseparable. well me and him would stay up allllllllll night playing games like sonic and Zelda and melee and what not on GameCube, watching Naruto and other anime on Toonami. I was awful at Zelda and was just happy to watch him play Wind Waker. I have such fond memories of him and I at 8 years old, up til 3am, sneaking bowls of ice cream and hot pockets and soda, figuring out together how to get through Wind Waker. We named Link “oop,” we meant to name him “poop” but forgot the “p.”
Jake and I aren’t as close anymore. Not anything personal, just, life, yanno? We’re both 26 now. Skyward Sword was my first Zelda game I ever owned and played myself. He was so excited for me to get my first Zelda game, he came over and helped me play through it. We were 13 then I believe. BOTW was my second. TOTK my third. When I got to this boss fight, I had to pause the game and just broke down crying. I forgot about this song entirely. Those memories with my cousin are some of the most fond memories in my life. He was my best friend. I wouldn’t be the person I am today without our shared childhood. Life has changed so much since then, and it’s wild how a simple little tune in a song could make an entire chapter of my life, one that it seemed like I had forgotten, come flooding back so hard it brought me to tears. TOTK is one of the most beautiful games I’ve ever played.
This is shockingly similar to me! Same story down to melee and Wind Waker with the game cube and we're less than a year apart in age! However it was Christmas day for me. Best Christmas present I think I'll ever get!
@@livwilliams7786 That's a really beautiful story, I actually teared up reading it. Thank you for sharing.
It was in BOTW too.
I literally just now checked if it was similar to rito village bro I started crying.
Same I got so emotional especially during the Colegra fight!!! Omg
Tears of the Kingdom, Colgera theme, baby
Glad I am not the only one who noticed this theme in Tears.
@@unknowncompany948 yessir!!
It should have been based on the Molgera Battle theme smh
This is back in full force in tears of the kingdom
My mom listened to this tune once without knowing it was from a videogame. She LOVED the instruments!
Yea she told me she loved it too when I came over
Idk why but today i looked at the sky and it was so blue with some clouds that looked like little lines of dust. It instantly reminded me of the blue sky from wind waker and this beautiful song. Makes me miss my childhood days playing videogames all day after school. Those were the days. Thanks for this beautiful song nintendo!
i feel u bro
Dude same.
cool
those flutes break me every fucking time and I love it. to tears. I love it. i need more.
i dont even play games i just found this song
Derrick Swinney. Well the legend of Zelda songs are lengendary.
See what I did there. But no really they are.
@@emperorpalpatine5559 I played Link to the past back in the day and absolutely loved it, and Nintendo in general to me is the "Disney of video games." Very magical. but this song is on a whole other level. i dont know exactly how to explain why.
It's so... quaint, for a lack of a better word. I'm a musician but that's not much of a qualifier in itself but there is just something about songs that either attempt and succeed, or by sheer chance are able to encapsulate such a wide range of the joys and sorrows of life in such a simple melody, like this song is able to do.
The flutes, with their Ancient Civilization-esk feel, mixed with the melancholy of the melody really hits the spot
Every time
Just got to Rito village in TOTK
This is in the colgera boss theme
Was crazy to hear this in Rito village in TOTK
I just got there and I was like that’s wind waker!? I played the hell out of it as a kid
For my money, this is the best piece Koji Kondo’s ever composed. The soaring flute melody, the magnificent acoustic guitar, and the percussion all complement each other well. And let’s not forget the most important part: the killer bass line that drives the song. It all adds up to the most inspired piece of the Wind Waker soundtrack.
Kenta Nagata composed this song, put some respect on his name. Koji kondo only composed a few small songs from wind waker like legendary hero and grandma's theme
@@LeafyBreezes 😮 thank you, I didn’t know this! I’ve been thinking it was Koji Kondo for years.
arguably the coolest most wholesome flute of any song ever made
Hearing this after TOTK Colgera fight, now I gotta replay this😭😭💀
This makes me nostalgic for a game I never even played.
Play it. It's amazing.
⬆️
got wind waker in 2003 when i was 7.. made me teary hearing this melody again in the colgera boss fight in TOTK
TOTK brought me here
This is one of the greatest songs in video game history
And that is a fact
One of the greatest songs in video game history comes from one of the greatest games in video game history. Coincidence? I THINK NOT.
Now I'm here because GilvaSunner got copyrighted :(
Me too
Oof
Brookie same
same :(
Fuck Nintendo
AUGH THE PART AT 1:00 IS THE REALLY EPIC PART IN THE COLGERA THEME!!!
Cㅇvid took my highschool friend's life. While rereading one of our chats, I remembered this was one of his favorite TLOZ songs.
It feels as if this song contains his whole vibe and calm personality.
Sorry to hear that Zazil. It is wonderful how music can reach us so deeply. It's a beautiful song, as was your friend.
I want wind waker for the switch
Keep dreaming
Get a Wii U. Literally has all the Zelda games, 2d and 3d
A link between world's: am I a joke for you?
@@cach_xb pretty much all of them
the switch needs to have n64 and GameCube ports
As a child playing this for the first time, sailing to dragon roost island was a special moment for me. You see that tall island and the distance during windfall island off in the distance. When the king of red lions tells you to set sail to the island that’s when the magic happens. The sailing music for the first time, seagulls flaying around the boat, and very beautiful scenery while dragon roost island gets closer and closer. When you sail up to the island and hear that music for the first time with a giant red dragon at the top of the mountain. A very magical moment in gaming for me.
"Oh it's the extended version? I'll just listen to one or two loops..."
26 minutes later..
What I wouldn't give to be able to re-experience The Wind Waker for the first time again...
Don't you mean what you WOULD give?
Here after that one totk boss 😢
Koji Kondo really has an affinity for the flamenco
One of the many great songs in one of the best adventure games of all time. This song almost makes me tear up and I’ve never been sure as to why, but this song brings me back to better days. What a trip
Same. I miss those days.
When I heard the TotK version of this song I turned it up 💖💖
Whoever listened to the whole 30 mins, you are a legend.
This song brings back so many memories........
Welcome back, Rito Village in TotK brought us here again!
Came back here cause of ToTK, wind waker is my favourite and was the first appearance of the Rito in Zelda games and just ❤️
the callback to this in the colgera fight made me sooo soo happy
Best song in the entire soundtrack right here. Oh the memories.
Bro the phase 2 colgera remix of this is fire
Listening to this after Colgera is just...
Flamenco with flute, i like it
Peruvian folk music, basically.
@@davidcervantes9336 ??
I miss those simpler Game Cube days.
Goddamn... The nostalgia makes me even cry... This song is my entire childhood... I still remember when I got my game cube with this master piece game... Good times...
Totk brought back a lot of good memories. This one hit the hardest.
This game was one pf the core memories of my childhood. I would often watch my brother play this on weekends when we were allowed to use the game cube. It was always a pleasure to watch him play this. But when we as we got older the responsibilities of getting older like school, and jobs started taking over our lives i forgot abt it for a short time. After my baby sister was born and my brother had moved out the house he brought up i should play it with her. And now me and her will play the wind waker on the same game cube every Saturday. It’s her favorite game and holds a very special bond between me and my siblings.
When Link travels around Peru.
Lol
No, Spain
@@Master144666 Why Spain? It has latin american instruments as Flute Pan, Charango and Quena
@@Master144666 N O, Perú is better
@@juliocastillo4685 pan flute is not originally from peru, it also uses regular flute, guitar (with traditional peninsula cords) which I highly doubt that are originally from peru, oh and you forgot the castanets, which are not peruvian of course, so yes, it's Spanish music
we all love Zelda music... we can without a doubt say all the music in this franchise is great, but this one...
this one belongs in the Zelda Mount Rushmore of themes, alongside with Gerudo Valley and a few others
Real talk......that bassline makes this already perfect song into a LEGENDARY song! Without a doubt my favorite zelda song from this game, and top 3 all time
Dude when i heard this in Colgera's boss theme, i got actual chills
This music gives me the summer vibes.😌
The entirety of the gamecube gives off summer vibes imo.
love this ost so much... it's on par with the fairy fountain theme, they're my 2 favourite ost from Zelda. it's funny, when I entered Rito Village in BOTW I didn't notice the music at first but then like 5 minutes later i was like "wait... does this sound familiar...?" Then i realised it was this but just slower lol
This was my first Zelda game, brings back some memories
People who came back from hearing the Colgera and Rito Village theme.
When that bass comes in it takes the thing to a whole new level!
I love that this song is still in the new Zelda games for ritos and brings back so many memories I got aooo happy that breath of the wild and the sequel kept this
I've never seen a comment section this wholesome before
Toon Link is awesome😊
You can also hear this played in tears of the kingdom at night in Rito Village just like in botw
Although a very slow version
i got the most epic goosbomps as i walked into rito Village realising this music in the background. Never experienced something like that in a video game.
@@GummiMaggi1995 FR!! I went looking for the theme after hearing it and realizing that it’s just a slowed down version of this
Also in the Coldgera boss music man when that part played it was pure epicness
Best windwaker song ever
yep, totally
Agreed
I never noticed how much work the Bass puts in
Does Anyone else almost endlessly look up LOZ songs? I’m so connected to the songs.
dr: you have 30 minutes to live, what will you do?
me:
Beautiful Music
0.5 x speed makes it sound like BOTW
And 0.25 X is just a cult
I'd say 0.75x rather than 0.5x.
You are right @Fake Toon Link
I turned it to 0.5 X annnnnd the sound of the music pitched to low quality that destroyed my headphones and now I can't listen to anymore dragon roost island because my headphones are now broken village music speed 😂😂😂 just kidding!
you mean yourself
ouch
sounds more like ear rape to me
I Hope Rito village keeps this theme in Tears of the kingdom…
I finally found it. After 9 years.
I remember playing this like it was yesterday. Damn does time fly by
I was a kid with 8 years when i arrived for the First time in dragon roost Island...and now with 30 years, that music still here in my heart like It was the First time! Is It as they say: "You Will never forget your First Zelda"!
I was about 14 playing this and that nostalgia hits just as hard, it’s like a damn freight train. God the music in Zelda games is soo freaking good.
since everyone's sharing their personal stories with this game i will too.
windwaker was my first legend of zelda game and it helped me get over my social anxiety. it used to be so bad that i couldnt even fight enemies in video games because i was too afraid, but going into that forest and fighting those moblins for the first time on outset island was like a first step in being more confident in myself. i played the hd version that came out 2013
The good old memories next to the great sea theme this track is so good
hearing this in the (totk) colgera boss is just perfect but idk why
Thanks Nintendo ❤
this song is so healing ❤
Windwaker was the first Zelda game I played and when I first heard this I vividly remember me just being in awe of the music
my fav zelda track ever, I would spend so long on this island
This is one of the best songs of that game
That flute hits so hard
Me: Let's learn to play this on the flute
Hiccups: How about no
Luna Beekhuizen i find this comment appropriate simply because the How To Train Your Dragon films have always given me Wind Waker vibes (perhaps part of the reason why I like them so much? Lol), and the main character’s name is Hiccup. Totally random, no relation to your comment, but still. 😅
@@312348 Lol now I see it too
I want this to be played at my wedding
No, thats reserved for rosalina’s observatory. (Listen to it) it was practically made for weddings
@@reticuluminfirma9407 ok I'll go listen
@@reticuluminfirma9407 oh wow. Ya ur right
If I had a wedding
youll never marry a person
We can heard this song in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild too
this is one of the best of all the zelda soundtracks. It's always amazing to hear what happens when we get Koji Kondo working on something that isn't a rehash of an older tune
I play this when walking on hiking trails 50 miles into an unknown forest with a shortsword
Still brings me to tears for some reason. I think its that Eb to Dm7 then the raised third back into the C then the Ab in the bridge part. So damned nostalgic I would give anything to go back.
Break out that guitar and let it out!
Dude when I went to rito village and heard a slower version of this theme, I opened up my phone to this theme and started jamming out.
Whenever I look back on these Windwaker OSTs, I don't know whether to smile or cry. This was my first Zelda game and I hold it close to my heart.
The amount of hours I have spent listening to this masterpiece is almost criminal. It truly is that good.
Its not that criminal bro don't worry 😁
@@smerkz1378 true dat 🤗
I used to play windwaker as a kid- hearing this in botw and totk was so nostalgic :))