My grandmother introduced me to this game. It was her favorite and she spent hundreds of hours replaying it. It's one of those games that never got the rating it deserved and holds a special place with me beside Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy 4
Older games just had better music pound for pound. Now they have so much more to pour money into while back then one of the best ways to have your game stand out was have the better music!
Joe Franlin Agrred, Ancient Cave is absolutely amazing and the sole reason I started playing Dark Cloud/Dark Cloud 2 (Chronicle). Pity I never finished either though, but have Ebayed both for next week. Anyway, Lufia 2, gawd I wish it would get a DECENT remake in the modern era, with everything kept the same just with a shit load more additions (and make Arek a superboss since....like everyone wants to know what that dude's goal is). And Arek is my name....so....by everyone I mean me more than anyone else. >_>
+Joe Franlin Did you know they made an Ancient Cave hack for FFV, of all things? It's similar but obviously different, but it's still pretty cool! I'd check it out! sttb.wikia.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_V:_The_Ancient_Cave_translation_patch
+Nova Gavi Pretty sure Arek is god, and in my opinion, the Sinistrals are sent to test humanity. If they cannot manage to drive the sinistrals away, then they don't deserve to continue existing.
Well I suppose that does explain some of Erim's back and forward behavior. But regardless, it still wouldn't be the first time "god" has been beaten in a game lol. I thought a translation of one of the other Lufia games did confirm that Arek (called something else, I can't remember what, but still referred to as "Absolute") was the god of the Sinistrals, so god of gods so to speak. Anyway, I'd still like to know more about him than the regular 4 it shows, with the occasional line drop from Daos or Erim about Arek.
The rpgs and adventure games during the SNES era were so fucking good. FFIV, FFV, FFVI, Seiken Densetsu II and III, Secret of Evermore, Romancing SaGa 1-2-3, Lufia 1 and 2, Front Mission, Ogre Battle, Tactics Ogre: Let us Cling Together, Date a Live, Terranigma, Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, Zelda LttP, Chrono Trigger, Earthbound, Super Mario RPG, Tales of Phantasia, Dragon Quest III (SNES version), IV, V and VI, Shin Megami Tensei, Breath of Fire 1 and 2. Bahamut Lagoon, Fire Emblem 4 and 5. If you never played any of these games, grab BSNES and try them out.
When I first heard this I was what, ten? I remember exactly where I was when I ran into Gades. I'll never forget that feeling of "Oh... shit. I'm going to die."
I remember playing this for the very first time & hearing the Boss theme. I literally stopped in my tracks as the music straight up blew my mind. I proceeded to just sit there & listen for a good half hour without doing a thing just so the music would keep going and going.
There's this feeling of trepidation when you hear this theme play on your first-ever playthrough - you just know this is going to be a tough fight, especially since the one just introduced himself as "Gades, Sinistral of Destruction". Most will fall, and that's okay. But when you prepare enough, and with your currently-miniscule strength you find victory? That is the most satisfying feeling - which is only accentuated upon when afterward, Maxim holds a new sword above his head and a text box appears claiming "You obtained Gades' Blade"
Did anyone ever level grind enough (not very hard on New Game+ with the 4x exp multiplier) to be able to beat Gades the first time you face him at Gordovan West Tower? Sure, he just goes "Ah, now see my true power!" and wipes you out in a cutscene anyway, but you get an IMMENSE amount of exp and gold and the Gades Blade, which will be the most powerful weapon you can get for Guy or Dekar for most of the rest of the game (especially with its devastating 'Octo Strike' IP tech). Plus it's simply one of the tensest and most awesome battles you'll ever play! A lot of effort, but worth it!
+ArcaneAzmadi I have done it one time. But I think i don't do it again, because you need to grind so much. And except for this fight it is not nessecary.
+Betäubtes Faultier Yeah, to be honest it is rather boring- about 2-3 solid hours of running around fighting monsters in Gordovan West Tower to raise yourself from the roughly level 17 you should normally be at this stage of the game to the level 25 or so you need to be to stand up to Gades (if your level isn't markedly higher than the default then Selan and Tia and possibly even Maxim won't survive even a SINGLE hit from Gades' Destructo Wave attack). But damn it's satisfying to do just once.
+ArcaneAzmadi That sword works on shadow element enemies if you pair it with the undead ring too. You can annihilate most enemies in the game with a light elemental Gades blade.
+ArcaneAzmadi I know this comment is old but you can Defeat Gades in the gordovan west tower without grinding. it's hard and you need a little bit of luck. But it is manageable.
I was around 10-12 years old when I started playing this game and had 0 knowledge about music. Didn't realize that this was in fact a sick metal music. All I knew was this song sent chills down my spine when I first fought Gades. I knew it wasn't a normal boss fight. Oh the drama.....
Lass Ellie What makes this statement ignorant? Nobody is dismissing the RPGs that appeared in other platforms, and there were many amazing ones, but it is widely accepted that the SNES was a level ahead when it came down to the genre.
@@lassellie5770 It's a fair opinion to have, and it's also fair for you to disagree with it. But snes era is indeed seen as sort of a golden era for jrpg's. So it holds a lot of value to the community for not only how well they hold up, but how they paved the way for story driven narative.
This music made these battles so intense. The music and the sound worked so well together, it turned into something you can only experience. Though on later plays through the game, this music more signified how badass I was, and how bad I was about to stomp them. :D
I walk around my university campus whistling the Town themes from EarthBound (Onett, Twoson, Threed and Fourside). I love to take glances at people who seem to recognize them, whistle along or just seem disgusted with someone who is capable of whistling.
g-rev Oh at school one of my classmates is named Lucas so in Art class I told him,” Drawing won’t bring Claus back”. Although no one but my friend got the reference I still don’t regret it.
I just noticed the composer shares the same name with the dude who composed music for Chrono Trigger and Xenogears. Not the same person because their last names are different
Both of them worked together at one point. Yasunori Shiono was composing at a company called Wolfteam early in his career. Yasunori Mitsuda actually took his co-op placement at Wolfteam around the same time. Actually, at Wolfteam, Yasunori Shiono functioned more as a programmer/sound effect engineer than a composer, and Yasunori Mitsuda started off as a sound engineer/sound effect programmer at Square. Wolfteam is better known for the birthplace of the Tales RPG series and its also the first place Motoi Sakuraba was employed as a video game music composer.
One of the greatest super nintendo boss battle themes. When you hear this theme it makes you feel like your fighting something greater then a boss, you feel like your fighting a destructive force beyond your understanding.
NES started it all. You clearly weren't around for those days or played bs games (or you're just some 8 yr old that thinks he knows what he's talking bout) NES had better games. Better 2 player, shoot 'em up, beat 'em down games. Yes SNES has the great rpg's, but I had much more fun with the NES as a kid.
@@reptileguardian941 Yeah, I remember the NES days. They started my passion for games, after all and they had some good ones. But the SNES was the console that was a golden age era for RPGs that managed to balance visualizations, music and storytelling more often than not. Then again, SNES games took what the NES started that worked well, kept them, and gradually improved them as they learned how to take advantage of the higher capabilities it had once.
at the age of 21, I played this as a young kid, and would watch my older brothers play it. I still think this is the best game music ever wrote I love this
In college, I played music from FF and Chrono Trigger and stuff for a bunch of my music teachers, and they were all like, "Whoa, that's so cool! I didn't know video games had such awesome music!" Best. Teachers. EVER.
Both are truly epic tunes, but if one would have to take the top spot it would have to be this one. This song is legendary on unmeasurable proportions as far as I'm concerned.
Wouldn't that rather be "The Saviour / The Savior of those on Earth"? Since there shit really IS hitting the fan with a big floating island crashing down and threatening to destroy all you love and just one way to stop it
lufia 2 is a badass game still to this day, the puzzles were epic when your younger. now if u play thru it they seem quite ez, but if u played back in the day a replaythrough of this game has epic nastalgia
Darkness Nova, Irwin on Reflection, Astral Blader, Wyvern, Stigmata, Namenloses Licht, Roar of Delirium... those are one of the best battle themes I have ever listened.
If you kill him the first time you fight him, you get the Gades Sword, which is way OP'd until late game. That said, it's fucking hard to do. Tia is the key.
Actually, If you listen to "Rodan by: T-Square," Youll hear the inspiration (about 1 minute and 7 seconds into Rodan). Theres a lot of Megaman, Mario Kart, F-Zero and Lufia inspirations from various music by T-Square.
this song remember me of the goods times when i descovered this game.i played on the next day and was very good.this game is amazing,exelent and one of the best games i has been played!=D thanks for the recordations!=D ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ i miss you. i completed this game four times^^^^^^ =D '-' this game is the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YES! *high five* Illusion of Gaia (or Time in Europe) is one of my all-time favourite games, next to this, Chrono Trigger and Secret of Mana - and in that I'm being a little unfair as many Super Nintendo games were frankly my all-time favourite games, but those stand out as one of the greats! Imo, a story's not enough to draw you in, it has to have an equally good soundtrack and that's what these games have in spades. You have good taste, my friend!
2018 playground kiddo: "DLC is too expensive. It should be cheaper." 90's playground kiddo: "Woahhhh Ancient Cave is amazing! Did you hear about the monster at the bottom floor!? My older brother says you aren't supposed to hit it!! WOOOOAAAAHHH"
Damn, why are all the good RPG OSTs made by the Y names? We have Yasunori Shiono for this game, Yasunori Mitsuda for the Chrono games, and Yasunori Nishiki for the Octopath Traveler games, and we have Yoko Shimomura for countless RPG games; most notably Kingdom Hearts and the Mario RPG games.
Aye, the original version is downright awesome, I am certainly not going to argue with that. I also love the one that was done with a full on band too, ha ha, a heavy metal remix in my books is downright perfect. Still, I give the composer mad props for coming up with such an awesomely catchy song, and thanks for posting it. :)
There are pretty cool remixes of this one out there - especially the G.M.F. (Game Music Finland) and S.S.H. remix version of the Battle #3 theme or the remix of Zircon called "Searing Aggression". I'm working on a remix of the Sinistral Battle Theme as well. If you want to listen to you can find it on my TH-cam channel or Soundcloud. My remix is called "Tyrant Breaker".
men, this is a perfect music for the final bosses, sometimes i was just leave the controller and hear that for a long time, so i suffer to kill the boss but i never got mad when someone of the 4 owned me.
I never played this game but I think I first heard this track back in the good old days of MIDI files. I was instantly hooked and hearing the original was 50 times better. I actually came up with a couple of RPG battle themes of my own and I realized they were unintentionally inspired by this track
I was playing Castlevania music on a piano in high school when a friend of mine walked up and commented on how beautiful the piece was. When I told her what it was from, she scoffed and told me to play some real music. Dat feel when you punched a girl.
Hasta ahora este es uno de los mejores rpg que he jugado Buena historia Excelente banda sonora Puzzles desafiantes Bonito diseño gráfico Si hay un RPG parecido díganme lo por favor
In japan, the music teachers use Final Fantasy music for the songs they learn. Not all of them of course, but I've seen tons of videos where it's a high school performing it.
Remember the time when you played that game until that song. ♪ It was the best time I ever had. I will always remember when I played that game and finally could listen to this epic song. I've learned it to play on my keyboard, and that's when I decided to go to the music school, where they've put me into the third class, because I've learned to play with that song before. ♪
@Paiotay There are quite a few perfectly functional SNES' on sale around the web. I managed to get one to replace my previous SNES and it works like a charm.
I used to have lyrics made up for this song that I'd sing whenever I fought against one of the four Sinistrals. Sadly, I don't remember them anymore.... However, this theme is too badass not to get lyrics!
@GSS1Sirius ha ha, I feel the DS remix does top it, but not by much, if only because it has real guitar backing it. Either way though, this song just makes you really want to get out and get into a brutal fight of sorts, like a bar-room brawl or something, just so you can kick ass while jamming to this awesome track if I say so myself.
My grandmother introduced me to this game. It was her favorite and she spent hundreds of hours replaying it. It's one of those games that never got the rating it deserved and holds a special place with me beside Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy 4
You have a cool grandma
@@research_winter ikr
Totally agree with you there. Those three, plus Lunar 1 for Sega CD.
based grandma
epic grandma
Almost 30 years later, this is still to me one of the best boss themes in the history of video games.
Older games just had better music pound for pound. Now they have so much more to pour money into while back then one of the best ways to have your game stand out was have the better music!
This is a really underrated game. The ancient cave alone could be a game by itself and they didnt even need to have it
Joe Franlin Agrred, Ancient Cave is absolutely amazing and the sole reason I started playing Dark Cloud/Dark Cloud 2 (Chronicle).
Pity I never finished either though, but have Ebayed both for next week.
Anyway, Lufia 2, gawd I wish it would get a DECENT remake in the modern era, with everything kept the same just with a shit load more additions (and make Arek a superboss since....like everyone wants to know what that dude's goal is).
And Arek is my name....so....by everyone I mean me more than anyone else. >_>
+Joe Franlin
The Ancient Cave is a standalone game for mobile phones in Japan. It's called Estpolis Denki DX.
+Joe Franlin Did you know they made an Ancient Cave hack for FFV, of all things? It's similar but obviously different, but it's still pretty cool! I'd check it out! sttb.wikia.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_V:_The_Ancient_Cave_translation_patch
+Nova Gavi Pretty sure Arek is god, and in my opinion, the Sinistrals are sent to test humanity. If they cannot manage to drive the sinistrals away, then they don't deserve to continue existing.
Well I suppose that does explain some of Erim's back and forward behavior.
But regardless, it still wouldn't be the first time "god" has been beaten in a game lol.
I thought a translation of one of the other Lufia games did confirm that Arek (called something else, I can't remember what, but still referred to as "Absolute") was the god of the Sinistrals, so god of gods so to speak.
Anyway, I'd still like to know more about him than the regular 4 it shows, with the occasional line drop from Daos or Erim about Arek.
I was driving to work with my bike while hearing this. When the song finished, i won the Tour de France.
Good job my bro, but this is just the beginning....
This comment deserves far more likes than it currently has.
Alright!
Sweet
nice
A theme worthy of being used in a battle deciding the world's fate
También se utilizó para vencer a la gelatina más fuerte de todas(los que pasaron las 100 mazmorras entenderán)
Still the Pinnacle of boss fight music to me. What an incredible track.
The rpgs and adventure games during the SNES era were so fucking good. FFIV, FFV, FFVI, Seiken Densetsu II and III, Secret of Evermore, Romancing SaGa 1-2-3, Lufia 1 and 2, Front Mission, Ogre Battle, Tactics Ogre: Let us Cling Together, Date a Live, Terranigma, Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, Zelda LttP, Chrono Trigger, Earthbound, Super Mario RPG, Tales of Phantasia, Dragon Quest III (SNES version), IV, V and VI, Shin Megami Tensei, Breath of Fire 1 and 2. Bahamut Lagoon, Fire Emblem 4 and 5. If you never played any of these games, grab BSNES and try them out.
Secret of evermore , was one of the best , i hope in a big remake of it!
SMRPG FTW
if you have a psp, or a gba, you should try Riviera the promised land! it's amazing.
dreyvinnash the psp version's better hands down.
Arutima
Date a Live is an Anime, bro/sis.
Could you mean "Live a Live?"
You know a special boss theme is great when its used for the final boss too.
I know. When I heard this jam, I knew shit was about to hit the fan.
Best Boss Fight Theme ever. You just thought: okay! Bring it on!
The whole Story (and Soundtrack) of this Game is a masterpiece.
Every now and then I come back to this. Just to say that it is still probably my favorite game of all time :b
When I first heard this I was what, ten? I remember exactly where I was when I ran into Gades.
I'll never forget that feeling of "Oh... shit. I'm going to die."
I remember playing this for the very first time & hearing the Boss theme. I literally stopped in my tracks as the music straight up blew my mind. I proceeded to just sit there & listen for a good half hour without doing a thing just so the music would keep going and going.
Same. Sometimes, I would leave this game on for several hours playing this music, while I cleaned house, whatever.
There's this feeling of trepidation when you hear this theme play on your first-ever playthrough - you just know this is going to be a tough fight, especially since the one just introduced himself as "Gades, Sinistral of Destruction". Most will fall, and that's okay.
But when you prepare enough, and with your currently-miniscule strength you find victory? That is the most satisfying feeling - which is only accentuated upon when afterward, Maxim holds a new sword above his head and a text box appears claiming "You obtained Gades' Blade"
Es sensacional
Not bad, for a human... But now, it's time I got serious!!
*Wipes Maxim's party out with one blast*
Hearing this again after literal decades and the whole story coming back to me all at once hit me like a fucking freight train.
Did anyone ever level grind enough (not very hard on New Game+ with the 4x exp multiplier) to be able to beat Gades the first time you face him at Gordovan West Tower? Sure, he just goes "Ah, now see my true power!" and wipes you out in a cutscene anyway, but you get an IMMENSE amount of exp and gold and the Gades Blade, which will be the most powerful weapon you can get for Guy or Dekar for most of the rest of the game (especially with its devastating 'Octo Strike' IP tech). Plus it's simply one of the tensest and most awesome battles you'll ever play! A lot of effort, but worth it!
+ArcaneAzmadi I have done it one time. But I think i don't do it again, because you need to grind so much. And except for this fight it is not nessecary.
+Betäubtes Faultier Yeah, to be honest it is rather boring- about 2-3 solid hours of running around fighting monsters in Gordovan West Tower to raise yourself from the roughly level 17 you should normally be at this stage of the game to the level 25 or so you need to be to stand up to Gades (if your level isn't markedly higher than the default then Selan and Tia and possibly even Maxim won't survive even a SINGLE hit from Gades' Destructo Wave attack). But damn it's satisfying to do just once.
+ArcaneAzmadi That sword works on shadow element enemies if you pair it with the undead ring too. You can annihilate most enemies in the game with a light elemental Gades blade.
+ArcaneAzmadi Unless you are fighting undead creatures...
+ArcaneAzmadi I know this comment is old but you can Defeat Gades in the gordovan west tower without grinding. it's hard and you need a little bit of luck. But it is manageable.
I was around 10-12 years old when I started playing this game and had 0 knowledge about music. Didn't realize that this was in fact a sick metal music. All I knew was this song sent chills down my spine when I first fought Gades. I knew it wasn't a normal boss fight. Oh the drama.....
Lufia II being the definitive SNES Hidden Gem.
part of my childhood right here
The SNES had the best RPGs of all time. That's all.
Nice general statement you've got there. I agree that there are amazing RPGs on the SNES, but to dismiss RPGs on other platforms is just ignorant.
Lass Ellie Cringe
@@lassellie5770
Stfu
Lass Ellie What makes this statement ignorant? Nobody is dismissing the RPGs that appeared in other platforms, and there were many amazing ones, but it is widely accepted that the SNES was a level ahead when it came down to the genre.
@@lassellie5770 It's a fair opinion to have, and it's also fair for you to disagree with it. But snes era is indeed seen as sort of a golden era for jrpg's. So it holds a lot of value to the community for not only how well they hold up, but how they paved the way for story driven narative.
Who gave dislike doesn't have love on his own life !!! this sound is freaking épic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Terranigma, Lufia games, Breath of Fire, Secret of Evermore, Illusion of Gaia amazing games and not too many people knows about their existence.
I like Breath of Fire, myself
This has been on repeat in my head since I was 8.
Theme song that plays in my head when I fight/train gods.
... and Monsters.
Given that the sinistrals are basically gods....you aren't wrong.. Lol
Where you think I got the idea @@MelvinaMacGarlen?
;)
chrono trigger and lufia 2 were the best rpg of snes
Possibly, but there were some other great RPG's too like Secret of Evermore and Terranigma.
SNES, good old times
Kokomo BL
secret of mana was pretty good as well
and don't forget Tales of Phantasia
yeah its really a shame this company went bankrupt. It would be cool to see a third game with a better ancient cave
i played a ton of rpgs on snes, snes had a ton of great rpgs, but these 2 were the only ones i really enjoyed to the end
this music is kick ass. when i hear this music it makes me feel like wow this guy (gades) is badass. when i hear this music all i remember is gades.
Must..Stand in...Badass... Pose..
The Bass line rocks this song.
The drums*
So dope! Love the energy they could make with such limited systems (with our view from nowadays).
My favorite song from this game. This is one of the three SNES games that shaped my childhood, the others being Chrono Trigger and Illusion of Gaia.
This music made these battles so intense. The music and the sound worked so well together, it turned into something you can only experience.
Though on later plays through the game, this music more signified how badass I was, and how bad I was about to stomp them. :D
Time for MAXIM-POWER!!!
I walk around my university campus whistling the Town themes from EarthBound (Onett, Twoson, Threed and Fourside). I love to take glances at people who seem to recognize them, whistle along or just seem disgusted with someone who is capable of whistling.
g-rev Oh at school one of my classmates is named Lucas so in Art class I told him,” Drawing won’t bring Claus back”.
Although no one but my friend got the reference I still don’t regret it.
Rented Lufia 2 from the video store and finished it 25 years ago. The songs still get me hard.
This track defines epic in every sense of the word!
Got this game over 20 years ago. The music in it is still fantastic.
I just noticed the composer shares the same name with the dude who composed music for Chrono Trigger and Xenogears. Not the same person because their last names are different
Yasunori are badasses
Both of them worked together at one point.
Yasunori Shiono was composing at a company called Wolfteam early in his career. Yasunori Mitsuda actually took his co-op placement at Wolfteam around the same time. Actually, at Wolfteam, Yasunori Shiono functioned more as a programmer/sound effect engineer than a composer, and Yasunori Mitsuda started off as a sound engineer/sound effect programmer at Square.
Wolfteam is better known for the birthplace of the Tales RPG series and its also the first place Motoi Sakuraba was employed as a video game music composer.
Best boss music. Never forget it while it plays the first time against Gades
One of the greatest super nintendo boss battle themes. When you hear this theme it makes you feel like your fighting something greater then a boss, you feel like your fighting a destructive force beyond your understanding.
This is the best SNES soundtrack hands down
I love how much hard rock is in this theme! Dayum!
snes was such a badass console. nothing will ever beat it. it is for me the father of gaming. (godlike gaming)
NES started it all. You clearly weren't around for those days or played bs games (or you're just some 8 yr old that thinks he knows what he's talking bout) NES had better games. Better 2 player, shoot 'em up, beat 'em down games. Yes SNES has the great rpg's, but I had much more fun with the NES as a kid.
@@reptileguardian941 Yeah, I remember the NES days. They started my passion for games, after all and they had some good ones. But the SNES was the console that was a golden age era for RPGs that managed to balance visualizations, music and storytelling more often than not.
Then again, SNES games took what the NES started that worked well, kept them, and gradually improved them as they learned how to take advantage of the higher capabilities it had once.
@@jgkitarel I mostly prefer the NES games but SNES RPGs is what make this console shines. Plenty of them are still enjoyable today.
@@reptileguardian941 better beat em ups? Thats VERY debatable
@@reptileguardian941 same.
at the age of 21, I played this as a young kid, and would watch my older brothers play it. I still think this is the best game music ever wrote I love this
In college, I played music from FF and Chrono Trigger and stuff for a bunch of my music teachers, and they were all like, "Whoa, that's so cool! I didn't know video games had such awesome music!"
Best. Teachers. EVER.
Both are truly epic tunes, but if one would have to take the top spot it would have to be this one.
This song is legendary on unmeasurable proportions as far as I'm concerned.
So true!
The "shit just hit the fan" music
Wouldn't that rather be "The Saviour / The Savior of those on Earth"? Since there shit really IS hitting the fan with a big floating island crashing down and threatening to destroy all you love and just one way to stop it
lufia 2 is a badass game still to this day, the puzzles were epic when your younger. now if u play thru it they seem quite ez, but if u played back in the day a replaythrough of this game has epic nastalgia
Darkness Nova, Irwin on Reflection, Astral Blader, Wyvern, Stigmata, Namenloses Licht, Roar of Delirium... those are one of the best battle themes I have ever listened.
I love it ❤❤❤
Gades the playboy of gangster rap
Sounds like an epic montage music sequence lol
Just like trying to build something or training for a big fight like Rocky
GADES!!!!
My favorite Sinistral.
If you kill him the first time you fight him, you get the Gades Sword, which is way OP'd until late game. That said, it's fucking hard to do. Tia is the key.
Psychentist Gades Sword: Octo-Strike all the way!!!
@@GSS1Sirius my fav sin is Erim
Her spells almost kicked Maxim's ass...
@@decastar3010 My favorite is Amon. Erim doesnt even have physical atacks.
I love this game and this sound
This is like if Zero's theme from MMX3 and the Power Rangers theme had a baby.
lol, nice.
Actually, If you listen to "Rodan by: T-Square," Youll hear the inspiration (about 1 minute and 7 seconds into Rodan). Theres a lot of Megaman, Mario Kart, F-Zero and Lufia inspirations from various music by T-Square.
this song remember me of the goods times when i descovered this game.i played on the next day and was very good.this game is amazing,exelent and one of the best games i has been played!=D thanks for the recordations!=D ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ i miss you. i completed this game four times^^^^^^ =D '-' this game is the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Still playing in 2020.
Have always loved this game ever since playing it a long time ago as a kid.
YES! *high five*
Illusion of Gaia (or Time in Europe) is one of my all-time favourite games, next to this, Chrono Trigger and Secret of Mana - and in that I'm being a little unfair as many Super Nintendo games were frankly my all-time favourite games, but those stand out as one of the greats! Imo, a story's not enough to draw you in, it has to have an equally good soundtrack and that's what these games have in spades. You have good taste, my friend!
just replayd this and still its the best !!
2018 playground kiddo: "DLC is too expensive. It should be cheaper."
90's playground kiddo: "Woahhhh Ancient Cave is amazing! Did you hear about the monster at the bottom floor!? My older brother says you aren't supposed to hit it!! WOOOOAAAAHHH"
Wow good memories!! Took almost all of my birthday money to buy this game back in the dayZ!! XD
Damn, why are all the good RPG OSTs made by the Y names? We have Yasunori Shiono for this game, Yasunori Mitsuda for the Chrono games, and Yasunori Nishiki for the Octopath Traveler games, and we have Yoko Shimomura for countless RPG games; most notably Kingdom Hearts and the Mario RPG games.
Dat Drum ascension at 0:50 and onwards is just priceless!
Aye, the original version is downright awesome, I am certainly not going to argue with that. I also love the one that was done with a full on band too, ha ha, a heavy metal remix in my books is downright perfect.
Still, I give the composer mad props for coming up with such an awesomely catchy song, and thanks for posting it. :)
This sounds sorta similar to the last boss music in Mystic Quest, and with bits of the FF6 battle theme sprinkled in.
Didn’t expect to see you here.
There are similarities between these battle themes and "Rodan by: The Square" (listen around 1 minute and 7 seconds into Rodan).
SNES JRPGs had some of the best soundtracks of all time.
There are pretty cool remixes of this one out there - especially the G.M.F. (Game Music Finland) and S.S.H. remix version of the Battle #3 theme or the remix of Zircon called "Searing Aggression".
I'm working on a remix of the Sinistral Battle Theme as well.
If you want to listen to you can find it on my TH-cam channel or Soundcloud.
My remix is called "Tyrant Breaker".
Besides, I've finished and uploaded a big update of my Lufia (Battle #3/Sinistral Battle Theme) remix called Tyrant Breaker.
Whoa, awesome!! Man i heared it 10 times!
What a badass song, I also love the remix that I heard on here too, the one with the full on band, it's almost perfect,
Yep, gonna take on were I left, a few months a go, that song made my day!!! :D
men, this is a perfect music for the final bosses, sometimes i was just leave the controller and hear that for a long time, so i suffer to kill the boss but i never got mad when someone of the 4 owned me.
I never played this game but I think I first heard this track back in the good old days of MIDI files. I was instantly hooked and hearing the original was 50 times better. I actually came up with a couple of RPG battle themes of my own and I realized they were unintentionally inspired by this track
Considering this is one of the best RPGs in the history of the existence of video games. I highly suggest you play it.
OMG.... OMG!! Truly A GOD's worthy SYMPHONIE!
Lufia 2 is easily in the top ten for best musical themes.
I was playing Castlevania music on a piano in high school when a friend of mine walked up and commented on how beautiful the piece was.
When I told her what it was from, she scoffed and told me to play some real music.
Dat feel when you punched a girl.
Hasta ahora este es uno de los mejores rpg que he jugado
Buena historia
Excelente banda sonora
Puzzles desafiantes
Bonito diseño gráfico
Si hay un RPG parecido díganme lo por favor
Ufff amigo, el sacrificio final es espectacular, no he visto otro rpg con un final así de agridulce. Se la rifaron con eso.
@@rashyre1519 si si, no siempre un final tiene que ser 100% felíz
I love my childhood ❤️
omfg... my childhood
@Taienverdain A good counter point for that is 'Megaman Juno's Theme' from Megaman Legends. Any music teacher would recognize it instantly.
Never give up! 🩵🏝️💫🛸🚀🪽
SNES OST is really incredible.
In japan, the music teachers use Final Fantasy music for the songs they learn. Not all of them of course, but I've seen tons of videos where it's a high school performing it.
Remember the time when you played that game until that song. ♪
It was the best time I ever had. I will always remember when I played that game and finally could listen to this epic song. I've learned it to play on my keyboard, and that's when I decided to go to the music school, where they've put me into the third class, because I've learned to play with that song before. ♪
@Paiotay There are quite a few perfectly functional SNES' on sale around the web. I managed to get one to replace my previous SNES and it works like a charm.
Playing this at x .75 speed really hits different. Sounds like a final dungeon theme.
Damn, you're goddamn right!
haha, well yeah
One of the best RPGs ever made (both 1 and 2 are amazing), but in 2 you have the epic music like this.
@smashbrolink Believe it or not that song is from Tales Of Phantasia way before Symphonia ;D
The intro makes me think of Cross Your Heart/Crucifix Held Close from Haunted Castle. Then it turns into something completely different.
Whoa!! This song kicks ass!!
Everyone here NEEDS to check out the Zircon remix.
It is easily one of the greatest remixes ever, hands down.
I used to have lyrics made up for this song that I'd sing whenever I fought against one of the four Sinistrals. Sadly, I don't remember them anymore.... However, this theme is too badass not to get lyrics!
I always imagine something huge is coming out of the ground whenever I hear this theme.
This is a love song btw.
@GSS1Sirius ha ha, I feel the DS remix does top it, but not by much, if only because it has real guitar backing it. Either way though, this song just makes you really want to get out and get into a brutal fight of sorts, like a bar-room brawl or something, just so you can kick ass while jamming to this awesome track if I say so myself.
I love LUFIA :)
i love this
Amazing music and game!
Just started a playthrough of it myself :)
i wish i can still play this the music in this game are the best
I'm happy the DS version retained this. It sounds awesome.
this is an epic battle theme.
I remember when i was 12 years old and I thought this game was impossible to beat without nintendo power's guides.
Wow. That really does sound like something a music teacher would say...