The composer also worked on the anime The Mysterious Cities of Gold for Saban & Levy (the anime is very popular in France) and also for Rudra no Hihou, Square's last RPG for the SNES.
Almost 20 years later this song still gives me goosebumps. I don’t really remember much from this game but this song I’ll never forget because of how hard it slaps. Also really love the momentary pause @ 0:46 to give the drums a second to rock out in combination with the trumpets
Im share the same feeling mate, i dont remember much of the game just that this ost is awesome, and i beat this game 13years ago and never gone back to it but i remember the ost well
Best boss battle music ever. I enjoy the guys who do the guitar versions but none of them seem to be able to capture the hardness and bass of that second verse the same way as the game. They make it too soft and it kills the vibe
I feel extremely lucky to have grown up with this game when I used to rent it. It made me understand the power of music. That box art could have mentioned it had the best video game soundtrack and still not feel like they were showing off.
God, why didn't more SNES JRPGs have electric guitar rock soundtracks? The style was effectively unique to Mystic Quest. Well OK, Lufia II had a similar style, but it didn't rock the electric guitar as hard.
+ArcaneAzmadi rudra no hihou. same composer, same style of music. seriously, that one castle theme sounds almost exactly like the music in the focus tower.
Muchas gracias Joe es un orgullo para mi poder compartir las músicas que tanto me llenan el alma y más con grandes personas como vos mi admirado amigo.
I came to this game after playing FFIV/VI/VII/Etc. and yeah, this game was piss-easy in comparison. But not everyone's a JRPG vet and this is definitely what's advertised on the box. This one single track is what I remember most about Mystic Quest, easily. Funny thing is, I'm playing FFXIV right now and would _love_ to hear a rendition of this theme in-game (yeah, not gonna happen, but still).
It is thanks to this and Mario RPG, that I fell in love with RPGs. Sure I also have FF4, Breath of Fire, and Secret of Mana, but compared to the simplicity of Mario RPG and MQ, they were too hard for my dumb kid brain, even back when we had those in-box game guides that came with all SNES games (I still have most of them, in... relatively good condition).
this game has some awesome music. doom castle and final boss are pretty epic and among the best. The game itself IMO is kind of average, but its not bad just linear like they wanted. It is perfect for beginners
Times I lost to the crystal guardians... Flamerus Rex 3 Ice Golem 7 Dualhead Hydra 2 Pazuzu 5 Skullrus Rex 0 Stone Golem 0 Twinhead Wyvern 0 Zuh 0 Times I lost to the normal bosses Behemoth 1 Minotaur 3 Squidite 0 Snow Crab 4 Jinn 1 Medusa 13 Gidrah 10 Dullahan 0 Darking as a teen 4 Darking as an adult 0
if they used this song in the newer final fantasys but updated of course MAN it would be epic each time hearing the charicters say stuff oh man this song makes my imagenation run wild of possibiltys wish squre enix would use this song for boss battles.
I still say this game needs an authentic hd version. Look at some of the things this game implemented, damage graphics for when the enemies started loosing hp you could see them get weaker (Ice Stone Golem comes to mind and the Flamesarus Rex), the ability to use weapons outside of battle (like Legend of Zelda) and it had awesome bgm. 😍😍😍😍
I'm a die-hard FF fan (though, I'm one in the camp of thinking that FFVII was overrated, so people usually like to whine at me), but I also loved this game. Some of the parts were really fun to play. Sure, it's not difficult, and it's certainly a bare bones RPG, but it was enjoyable for me.
Eternal PhoenixLP That's true, I guess what I meant to say was that there is always a possibility that you might lose that battle. =P It's not like in FF5 where you are guaranteed to win the first battle against those Goblins if you simply hold down the A button.
The problem isn't that it falsely advertised itself, the problem is that it's demeaning that Japan felt that the U.S. _needed_ an entry level RPG experience. Rather than a cultural barrier (the real reason FF games hadn't taken off in the states) they felt that the difficulty of JRPG's was the reason they weren't selling here so they decided to make a dumbed-down version for us dumb westerners. This would've be fine if FF had been something complicated like Europa Universalis, but it wasn't. FF games were never that hard to begin with.
@@Doc_Fun This unpacking of mindset is unnecessary. Occam's Razor: people hated it because it was less complex than the other FF titles. I can't think of anyone who stormed out of an Electronics Boutique angry that their intelligence was insulted with low cultural expectations.
@@rsybing no, they didn't "storm out", because they didn't know until they _played it._ They were then retroactively insulted because the only people buying FFMQ were still the people who had bought the previous few FF titles released in the west, and they had expectations for what an FF game should be. No one wanted this game, it appeals to nobody since for brand new players the experience is unbelievably repetitive even by JRPG standards, and for seasoned players the game is even more of a chore. So _they_ hated it while the rest of the west went on oblivious, as the real reason FF wasn't doing well in the west was poor brand exposure, not the lack of an entry-level title for us dumb westerners. You seem to have confused "sold poorly" for "hated", which are often related but still different things. It did both, granted, but no one refused to purchase the game for "low cultural expectations", but they ended up hating the game for it regardless.
I don't care what anybody says, this game was fun as a kid and had some of the most memorable music from the series. I was so happy when I played the 3DS Final Fantasy Rhythm/Music game and unlocked the main character and these songs in the game
I always thought that this boss track sounded like thrash metal. Almost like something that you would expect to hear on an early Metallica album or something.
I remember playing this game quite a lot on the SNES, but at the end of it all, it's the music I remember the most... It's hard to say if it's a bad game or not, it was fun, but it suffered from little replayability, since it was so linear, but back in the days, as young kid, I took what I had. And yes, the game is definitely meant for starters, that doesn't make it a bad game, it just means it's rather easy compared to other Final Fantasy games. Whether that's something that makes it more or less appealing is something everybody has to decide for him/herself.
I remember when I first saw this game I thought,"How DARE Japan insult my intelligence with this crap.All the music probably sucks,too."Then I heard this theme and thought..."Ummm Japan,feel free to insult my intelligence a little more...:("
PikaPikaPowah A lot of people are under the misconception that Final Fantasy 5 didnt come out in the US because of this game. This, however, is not the case. It's like the people who hate final fantasy 8 because 7 was their first game and they were expecting a direct sequel.
Because it's very dull and oversimplified. It wasn't a bad idea, but they didn't do it right. Look at the Mario RPGs for how to do simpler JRPG's right.
I freaking loved the music when I played this as a kid. I also actually enjoyed the game because of how easy it was to get into, both because of me being a kid and not very good at games and because I didn't speak english.
Always been one of my top themes ever but now I'm paying attention to the fucking drums. The drums on this for SNES is fucking INSANE. it's got a damn snare drum and the cymbals wtffffff
square: hey we need a couple of tracks for this game for americans to give JRPGs a chance it's probably gonna flop don't worry about it too much composer:
The game was designed for beginners. But the soundtrack was designed for people who kick ass. That's what I think anyway.
something for everyone!
This track was WAY ahead of it's time. Hell, most of the music in that game was.
But only the music
For a kid it's not a bad game, I played it as a kid in the 90's and loved it. Got me into FF
WTF?? this is excactley just what I thought XD
@@sophmys7653 same here was a very easy game but still got sucked in cause of the music and it being my first rpg outside maybe pokemon
Joe Nitrate but final fantasy iv came out before this and you know how good that music is
The game may have been designed for beginners to the franchise, but this soundtrack was hella awesome!!!
i mean, ffxiv they had to nerf so many things regarding the gameplay for the Western community they weren't far off.
The composer also worked on the anime The Mysterious Cities of Gold for Saban & Levy (the anime is very popular in France) and also for Rudra no Hihou, Square's last RPG for the SNES.
2023, and still standing strong as one of the coolest Boss Battle themes from the FF franchise.
For real :D
Check out this guys work on Treasure of the Rudras. Some of the best SNES music around
@@froozeraltwrong spin-off bud, that’s final fantasy legend.
@@froozeralt FF America, bro
Such a cool song back in renting days and still is now.
Almost 20 years later this song still gives me goosebumps.
I don’t really remember much from this game but this song I’ll never forget because of how hard it slaps.
Also really love the momentary pause @ 0:46 to give the drums a second to rock out in combination with the trumpets
I remember a great deal about this game. It was the first FF game I ever played. And its OST has a special place in my heart.
Im share the same feeling mate, i dont remember much of the game just that this ost is awesome, and i beat this game 13years ago and never gone back to it but i remember the ost well
Same 😂
About 30 years ago for myself
Out of the hundreds or possibly thousands of games I've played in my lifetime, this theme slaps the hardest of them all. Ryūji Sasai is a genius.
I learned something new. Thanks for his name, I totally forgot about that.
this game is the reason i fell in love with videogame music
I just uploaded a cool new remix of the Mystic Quest Boss Battle to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy it!
This would make a great Gym Leader Battle theme!
This song is so metal.
arapnator17 yup, this is 8-bit Metal 🤘
@@marissalorion1244 *16-bit
Best boss battle music ever. I enjoy the guys who do the guitar versions but none of them seem to be able to capture the hardness and bass of that second verse the same way as the game. They make it too soft and it kills the vibe
I feel extremely lucky to have grown up with this game when I used to rent it. It made me understand the power of music. That box art could have mentioned it had the best video game soundtrack and still not feel like they were showing off.
the composer of the entire soundtrack of that game was a genius
Vargskelethor Elf Bloodbath Theme
"You've stolen from the Fighters Guild!"
If a good friend of mine would have never given me this game I believe I would be a whole different person, I fell in love with rpgs right after.
Gunner 3 boss music!
I've found it after 10 years!
Every single shortcoming of this game is completely eclipsed by its music.
this was way ahead of its time considering it's from a 30 year old RPG and it's the best boss music ever! this was a killer soundtrack
It’s crazy how someone could make a track this good with the limited snes sound. It’s like playing a masterpiece on a recorder (instrument)
This makes me want to replay this game again, it's still laying next to my SNES under my television since I've moved.
The game was entry level, the music was next lvl.
This theme was a sign to what music would be in the future
S U PL E X A I
God, why didn't more SNES JRPGs have electric guitar rock soundtracks? The style was effectively unique to Mystic Quest. Well OK, Lufia II had a similar style, but it didn't rock the electric guitar as hard.
The Lufia games for SNES had spectacular music. They were very good games too. Sad, they're often overlooked.
+ArcaneAzmadi What? Lufia 2 went much harder than this.
+ScudX No, even the Sinistral theme wasn't this hard.
neg
+ArcaneAzmadi rudra no hihou. same composer, same style of music. seriously, that one castle theme sounds almost exactly like the music in the focus tower.
The first 4 seconds sound like a remix to boss battle 1 in chrono trigger.
Definitely am not the only person who gets Mega Man X vibes out of this theme CUZ DAMN THIS SOUNDS FIRE
*I AM SUPLEX*
Earthquaking the earth crystal boss just makes using crisp clean card sleaves so satisfying to use
Buen día ese mi pyros kite, saludos desde México hasta Argentina, grandes personas y jugadores son ustedes los Argentinos y vaya que tú eres lo mejor.
Muchas gracias Joe es un orgullo para mi poder compartir las músicas que tanto me llenan el alma y más con grandes personas como vos mi admirado amigo.
When you wonder how more badass they can get the regular battle theme to get
Just tried listening to this track at .75 speed. Sounds better to me, and I've played this game for years.
Kaeli cast Aero
Pazuzu repelled the attack.
Benjamin's party was defeated.
DANGIT, WOMAN!!
Dammmmmmnnn what a tune!!
I came to this game after playing FFIV/VI/VII/Etc. and yeah, this game was piss-easy in comparison. But not everyone's a JRPG vet and this is definitely what's advertised on the box. This one single track is what I remember most about Mystic Quest, easily.
Funny thing is, I'm playing FFXIV right now and would _love_ to hear a rendition of this theme in-game (yeah, not gonna happen, but still).
I literally head banged to this soundtrack.
I just uploaded a cool new remix of the Mystic Quest Boss Battle to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy it!
I love this track, it's like "here we go again" but still rocks.
It is thanks to this and Mario RPG, that I fell in love with RPGs. Sure I also have FF4, Breath of Fire, and Secret of Mana, but compared to the simplicity of Mario RPG and MQ, they were too hard for my dumb kid brain, even back when we had those in-box game guides that came with all SNES games (I still have most of them, in... relatively good condition).
Ice Golem, hardest boss in the game. (no wonder you had Phoebe with you as she was the most powerful ally.)
Xilo Channel Ice Golem was pretty easy for me. All I had to do was spam the Fire spell, and then I got a puddle.
Glad to see this and the random battle theme in Theatrythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call. :D
駄作と言われてるこの作品だけど、個人的にはBGMは結構好き
Anyone here form Booty Clap KC?
Me lol
Yep😂
Yep
Which video?
this game has some awesome music. doom castle and final boss are pretty epic and among the best. The game itself IMO is kind of average, but its not bad just linear like they wanted. It is perfect for beginners
I enjoyed this game very much.
なぜ今頃おすすめに？
懐い。。
It sounds like Mega Man X2 with the Genesis crunch of the guitar
listening to this while taking a shit and i’ve never been more determined yet afraid for my life in the face of adversity
Times I lost to the crystal guardians...
Flamerus Rex 3
Ice Golem 7
Dualhead Hydra 2
Pazuzu 5
Skullrus Rex 0
Stone Golem 0
Twinhead Wyvern 0
Zuh 0
Times I lost to the normal bosses
Behemoth 1
Minotaur 3
Squidite 0
Snow Crab 4
Jinn 1
Medusa 13
Gidrah 10
Dullahan 0
Darking as a teen 4
Darking as an adult 0
Medusa really is a Bitch haha
My childhood! I would have to say this is was my first RPG, since A Link to the Past isn't considered to be one.
This game is hard and good ols time favorite 😊😊❤❤
Giant Fist!
if they used this song in the newer final fantasys but updated of course MAN it would be epic each time hearing the charicters say stuff oh man this song makes my imagenation run wild of possibiltys wish squre enix would use this song for boss battles.
Nowadays, I'd imagine this being a regular battle theme. It just sounds too upbeat to be a boss battle theme nowadays.
What games/franchises are you people referring to anyway? I'd say this is very much still a boss-quality theme. It's all in the baseline.
Definitely a boss battle song. What kinds of normal battles sound like this?
What are you guys talking about? This is the bossest boss song that ever bossed.
^
Still a banger.
Shoutouts to Super Mario Crossover for including Benjamin so I knew to listen to some Mystic Quest music.
I still say this game needs an authentic hd version. Look at some of the things this game implemented, damage graphics for when the enemies started loosing hp you could see them get weaker (Ice Stone Golem comes to mind and the Flamesarus Rex), the ability to use weapons outside of battle (like Legend of Zelda) and it had awesome bgm. 😍😍😍😍
I'd like that if it comes out it has a difficult mode
@@walterbustos9645 As long as it's optional and not enforced.
This song alone is enough for this game to be notable. Rest of the game not so much
I'm a die-hard FF fan (though, I'm one in the camp of thinking that FFVII was overrated, so people usually like to whine at me), but I also loved this game. Some of the parts were really fun to play. Sure, it's not difficult, and it's certainly a bare bones RPG, but it was enjoyable for me.
you need that fire orb....
0:32
Reminds me of street of rage and street fighters
Omg that's what o thought
This is a fairly dull game, but as it turns out a banger soundtrack can elevate such a game to be semi-tolerable
Say what you will about FFMQ (deservedly), but it had a good soundtrack.
BR00T4L
This game had some good music for its time.
Juggerbro - Unholy Bosses
It sounds like Shovel Knight.
"FFMQ had bad music."
-Nobody
ReloadPsi Im hashbrowning all FF after 12.
iMYX blinded by light is good tbh
Danigami Abbadon Where az boobs failed
@@danilolopez9203 And Sunleth Waterscape. And Noctis' theme in WoFF. And... Well, a lot of remixes in WoFF
@@The-Zer0th-Law Listen to some of the Dissidia remixes. The FF15 intro menu theme's good too.
Yeah, Johnny was right; this OST is pretty damn good!
Checked this out after Johnny's video as well! He didn't lie
Yeah, I took his word for it and gave this a listen for the first time. I'm glad I did!
i know right
Same man also came from his vid
also came from his vid and honestly this is fucking great.
The six people that disliked this must not have beaten the Behemoth in the beginning.
+Dan Hippler
The Behemoth in the beginning of the game is actually not a joke, you can easily lose that battle if you aren't careful. =P
+Laurelindo that has nothing to do with not being careful but with having bad luck. If you miss him or he crits you its pretty much over already
i usually spend alot of time enjoying the battle music when i play it from time to tome on my snes
lol!!! SO TRUE
Eternal PhoenixLP
That's true, I guess what I meant to say was that there is always a possibility that you might lose that battle. =P
It's not like in FF5 where you are guaranteed to win the first battle against those Goblins if you simply hold down the A button.
>People hate it because how easy it is
>Box art: "Entry-level Role-Playing Adventure"
Exactly how I feel. It's still mindless fun to pop in every now and then.
The problem isn't that it falsely advertised itself, the problem is that it's demeaning that Japan felt that the U.S. _needed_ an entry level RPG experience. Rather than a cultural barrier (the real reason FF games hadn't taken off in the states) they felt that the difficulty of JRPG's was the reason they weren't selling here so they decided to make a dumbed-down version for us dumb westerners. This would've be fine if FF had been something complicated like Europa Universalis, but it wasn't. FF games were never that hard to begin with.
@@Doc_Fun This unpacking of mindset is unnecessary. Occam's Razor: people hated it because it was less complex than the other FF titles. I can't think of anyone who stormed out of an Electronics Boutique angry that their intelligence was insulted with low cultural expectations.
@@rsybing no, they didn't "storm out", because they didn't know until they _played it._ They were then retroactively insulted because the only people buying FFMQ were still the people who had bought the previous few FF titles released in the west, and they had expectations for what an FF game should be. No one wanted this game, it appeals to nobody since for brand new players the experience is unbelievably repetitive even by JRPG standards, and for seasoned players the game is even more of a chore. So _they_ hated it while the rest of the west went on oblivious, as the real reason FF wasn't doing well in the west was poor brand exposure, not the lack of an entry-level title for us dumb westerners. You seem to have confused "sold poorly" for "hated", which are often related but still different things. It did both, granted, but no one refused to purchase the game for "low cultural expectations", but they ended up hating the game for it regardless.
@@Doc_Fun "retroactively insulted"
I don't care what anybody says, this game was fun as a kid and had some of the most memorable music from the series. I was so happy when I played the 3DS Final Fantasy Rhythm/Music game and unlocked the main character and these songs in the game
I take it you’re referring to Theatherythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call?
@@civilwildman ya
Benjamin returns in Theatrhythm Final Bar Line with 5 songs, instead of 2!
Hehehe, anyone else remember when Medusa goes bald??
corjonbett xD Even after 7 years, yes I do. xD
LOOOOOOOOOL yes
She deserves it. Her petrification move was a punish!
@@bassmandan9484 LMAO
Yeah, looked like friggin' Sinead O'Connor. She died like said singer's career did.
The music was incredible but let's not forget the sfx!
The swords SHWING is almost iconic lol.
And that bomb sound! I can always hear it in my head lol
@@Chunes3 and the fire spell sound too... and the potions, I remember all the SE lol
That (((THUD))) of the Morning Star!
The sound effect for White is still my favorite sound effect of all time.
...Tristam's ninja stars.
Jesus...no wonder I became a metal head. listening to this kind of music as a small child...
You _"became_ a metal band"?
@@Circ00mspice Metal head. dude. He never said "band"
yes
I've always said there is a correlation between gamers and metal heads. I know that's part of the reason I'm one too.
Playing this game tons when I was 11 is why I'm a metalhead today.
Diamhea same
same
I always thought that this boss track sounded like thrash metal.
Almost like something that you would expect to hear on an early Metallica album or something.
Between this and original Power Rangers. Was groomed to love metal without knowing. Thanks 90s
same
Who's here in 2020 coming to revisit the past???
not me
Not me
Me
Edit (holy crap a highlighted reply! Thanks)
@@-FLETCH- ???????????????????????
Anybody ever stop playing for a min and just rock out to the song? I did!!🤘🤘
Guilty
Oh man, brings back memories! I loved fighting Pazuzu, watching him flap his wings and get progressively weaker to this music.
Pazuzu was actually harder than his Doom Castle derivative
One of the best aspects of this game was watching monsters get weaker as they took more damage...wish more RPGs implemented this feature
@Steve You ok, fam?
pazuzu's so fresh he can suck my nuts.
I just uploaded a cool new remix of the Mystic Quest Boss Battle to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy it!
An easy game with a hard soundtrack.
Excuse me tgat game.was no easy for us Latinos childten withough any lack of english knowledge 😂😂
Square: Its just a crappy RPG for kids, the soundtrack doesn't have to go that hard.
Yasuhiro Kawakami/Ryuji Sasai: Hold my sake.
This is a Ryuji Sasai track. Yasuhiro Kawakami did the calmer tracks in the game (cities, ice area music, forest areas, non monster caves).
I remember playing this game quite a lot on the SNES, but at the end of it all, it's the music I remember the most...
It's hard to say if it's a bad game or not, it was fun, but it suffered from little replayability, since it was so linear, but back in the days, as young kid, I took what I had.
And yes, the game is definitely meant for starters, that doesn't make it a bad game, it just means it's rather easy compared to other Final Fantasy games. Whether that's something that makes it more or less appealing is something everybody has to decide for him/herself.
This is the most METAL song on the SNES. lml
*Pokey Means Business!*
Counter-argument, Pokey Means Business is more metal, but this song is still the most Rockin' song.
Most Megaman X songs (any of the 3 Megaman X games)
+Bryan A. But of course!. Storm Eagle, Spark Mandrill, Gravity Beetle, Neon Tiger:all of them examples of SNES soundboard glory
Zidane Mina Heck yea, especially Flame Mammoth
I remember when I first saw this game I thought,"How DARE Japan insult my intelligence with this crap.All the music probably sucks,too."Then I heard this theme and thought..."Ummm Japan,feel free to insult my intelligence a little more...:("
Why does everybody hate this game? It's perfect for beginners. And the music is amazing.
PikaPikaPowah A lot of people are under the misconception that Final Fantasy 5 didnt come out in the US because of this game. This, however, is not the case.
It's like the people who hate final fantasy 8 because 7 was their first game and they were expecting a direct sequel.
PikaPikaPowah 0:18 is the best part ^_^
Because it's very dull and oversimplified. It wasn't a bad idea, but they didn't do it right. Look at the Mario RPGs for how to do simpler JRPG's right.
Error 52 I agree, the Mario RPGs are perfect for beginners, not too difficult to understand, yet simple with a fair learning curve, and tons of fun.
+etherraichu
Good news everyone!
FFV is coming to Steam.
You know shit is about to go down when you hear this for the first time.
Everything was good about this game except the incredibly easy difficulty, it was also 39.99 where other games were 49.99, I enjoyed though
この戦闘曲！めちゃくちゃ好きでした！今聞いてもかっこいい！！！音楽よかったなぁ〜懐かしい。
>SUPLEX GOD
SUPLEX AI.
SUPLEX
SUPLEX ... E L D I A B L O
Square Enix should bring back Ryuji Sasai for a FF title that is old-school and metal as fuck.
Ok holy shit I did not expect MQ to get this good a boss theme. It might actually be one of the best ones on the SNES.
Check out the final boss theme bro 🤘
I just uploaded a cool new remix of the Mystic Quest Boss Battle to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy it!
Unappreciated masterpiece of music. Its like Mozart that the masses never witnessed.
So... Bach?
@@hiiambarney4489Salieri*
@@KevinGsWK lolololl
*_SUPLEX THE UNIVERSE_*
One of the strongest areas of this game if not the strongest was the music. The music made it more tolerable to play.
Junior -- The soundtrack of this game is, 20 years after I played it, still one of my favorites. The game was too slow imo
I freaking loved the music when I played this as a kid. I also actually enjoyed the game because of how easy it was to get into, both because of me being a kid and not very good at games and because I didn't speak english.
That game was awesome.
Cecil The Mystic Knight nah the enemy sprites were great too
Come on Cecil - I know this game doesn't compare to your own adventure with Rosa, Kain and crew, but it wasn't that bad too play.
Duane Quest: Final Bosses Theme
+Icằŗūs Kūŗøı (Meı) the power of FAIRYTALE
JANET!
The only way out is death
Icằŗūs Kūŗøı the lord of the dance rises!!!!
what, no one is gonna reference rubberfruits video that used this music? well, guess i'll do it myself
GIANT FIST
Thanks again Johnny
Always been one of my top themes ever but now I'm paying attention to the fucking drums. The drums on this for SNES is fucking INSANE. it's got a damn snare drum and the cymbals wtffffff
Deserrves a remake imo.
square: hey we need a couple of tracks for this game for americans to give JRPGs a chance it's probably gonna flop don't worry about it too much
composer:
I love the *tweenn* sound effect in this game when you use the sword
we would say "SCHWING" back in the day.