Land of Morytha - Xenoblade Chronicles 2 OST [056]
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Game-Rip of the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Original Soundtrack, composed by ACE, Kenji Hiramatsu, Manami Kiyota, and Yasunori Mitsuda.
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Poppi: "it's pretty quiet here.."
The wind: SHDHSHHEJEKSJHWJEHWHSHHWHWHEHHSHEHWHEHEHWHHE
poppi have special hearing sensors that drown out excess sound
@@imfineimfumo3475 Got those new KFC Gaming headphones. You know they're gonna wind up making them.
HAHAHA XD YESS OWAHH TRUEEE
@@braydenleaderofthetirkins1143 Oh my gosh XD Yess, truly so
That moment when you find a Walmart in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
Makes you go "ǫ̸̛̱͓͎͉͙̜̻̭͇͇̞̝͈̥̺̒̐͆̀̓ḫ̴͕͕̬̳̱̟͚̯̠͎̘̒ͅ ̶̛̠̈́̈́̂͊͐̆̍̏͒̕̚̕g̷͖͑̒̈̅̊̂̔͑͑̓͂͒̂̉̇̍̄͜ǒ̷̡̨̥̪̮̞̤͎̳̰̪͔̹̲͚͉͔̉͌̓͐͊͆̒̃̓͒͊̓͘d̶̢̎̈͋͋̋̆͗̐̀́̈́̕͝͝͝ ̵͍̟͍̌̒̐͂̋́͊́̈́͗͂͋̚͝ơ̸̢̨̛̝̮̯͍̺̈́͌̔̋͛̅͗͝͝h̵̡̨̨͕̤̳͗̀͝ ̷̢̡̢͍̠̙̜̣̻̘̲̭̭͓͌͛͑̑͋̆͝f̴̨̡̙̭̟̣̖̺͖̟͕̤̞̙͈̠̐͐͆͜u̷̝̠̔͌̌̃̌̐̇͘͘͝c̷͍̪͕͊k̴̡̡͚̘͇̩̱̻̲͉̯̪͑"
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@@Big_Mayo XD
A what?
this is far too accurate, please i can’t take it
It's especially creepy when you see the US interstate signs.
65 speed limits ^^
That scared the absolute shit out of me
JESUS IS THIS THE U.S!?
Think about the implications. We are just over the US, what about every other superpower aka UK, Japan, Canada, Spain. How ruined are they?
@@totalawesomeness2310 I thought it was Japan when I played it.
But it was surely not Europe nor Africa nor most of Asia, Central and South America.
@@Ethera55 In a city, no less
The tone of the story went from being a somewhat light-hearted fantasy adventure anime, to a sci-fi horror film. And I love it.
Somewhat light-hearted? The game starts with Rex watching a Titan sink.
@@NuiYabuko hence the 'somewhat'
The magic of Tetsuya Takahashi
@@NuiYabuko And then he gets backstabbed like an hour later
@@TypicalSergio23BACKSLASH!!
Absolutely terrifying detail that actually foreshadows the twist that the zombie-like enemies here were once human: Perceval’s manslayer ability (1% chance to instantly fell a human on any given attack) actually works on these guys, and i know this because i was fighting the Relic-Holder Tyrannor, and all of the sudden his healthbar exploded as soon as Morag started attacking with him. Chilling implication if you saw this happen on a first playthrough and didn't understand the full context behind Morytha's state yet.
It's amazing how even after 5 years since the game came out we're finding stuff like this , goes to show how much effort was put into the Xenoblade games and how much monolith soft cares about their games
@@Mwamba_ couldn’t agree more. I’ve also compiled literally hundreds of screenshots worth of tiny visual or written details in the world. Love the sheer level of care put into every aspect of the game.
Same thing happen to me but it happened to those regular guldos instead. Though honestly I can already guess that they were once human since at first I assume that Morytha was destroy by a nuclear attack and the Guldo are mutated human cause by the radiation.
@@johncarter4956 Not Exactly, the humans wants to be inmortal so they fuse with alfa cristal Codes, fusión with human And Blades in one wanting the inmortality has the Blades, the fusión goes insanely wrong and they are in Morytha alone forever without way to be anything else also has a dead titan near the City so thats means can never go the surface again all die there And no one can go there
@@Alex-ws8kq r/ihadastroke
The moment you realize:
Alrest is Earth.
It's the remnants of the old world that Klaus destroyed. Whether or not Klaus lived on Earth... That's a discussion for another day.
@@shadestrider1033 Except it is, or was, Earth.
pure feiten
@@shadestrider1033 Not remnants, it WAS Earth. what laid underneath the cloud sea was old Earth. Klaus did live on Earth and before all of this there was an enormous war, after using the Conduit during this war, Klaus didnt destroy earth, only created (or bridged) alternate dimensions where the majority of humans were flung to and a good majority of Humanity's civilization was torn apart. Even then there were still humans on Earth.
Klaus then created core crystals due to his guilt to kickstart new life, but the remaining humans on Earth tried to use that to gain immortality which backfired immensely which would of course lead to the ruining of what was left of humanity, later blanketed by the cloud sea.
@@andrewsol922 DUTCH!
This is actually pretty nice without that HOWLING WIND drowning it out.
Ppñ
I thought the music drowned out the wind lol
The wind made it way more eerie
That big storm out in the distance looked really cool with the atmosphere of the area, but gawd damn it was LOUD
True, but at least you can toy with the Nature sounds and tone it down to a reasonable level
"where the hell am I?"
*sees a ruined McDonalds
"you maniacs! you blew it up! ah, damn you! god damn you all to hell!"
That actually a thing?
@@minerman8118 wdym
@@stargonaut6469 Like is there actually a ruined McDonald's down there
@@minerman8118 no its just a dumb joke,
@@stargonaut6469 Damn, I really got my hopes up
The entire area of Morytha was MIND-BLOWING. M-I-N-D HYPHEN B-L-O-W-I-N-G. The crosswalks, the roads, the buildings; this place was essentially a futuristic version of OUR WORLD at the bottom of the Cloud Sea. The idea of a city in the future that is also in the past, ancient and ruined, torn apart and eroded, and known to no living soul, is a bone-chilling concept.
Yea, it's reference to Zeboim from Xenogears.
I was even more mind-blown that you could drive up to 65mph on city streets!
Sora31 I'm glad I wasn't the only who noticed the insane speed limits.
My first looks for Morytha "OMG this is NLA from xenoblade X"
Probably not, but it was on my mind :)
@@tollyboyer3707
Also got strong Old Miltia vibes from it.
Thr Xeno series has a lot of ruined metropolis.
One of the most surreal and haunting moments in gaming history when you figure out what is going on in the game at this point! This track is absolutely beautiful.
Yeah, the track isn’t exactly horror based. To me, the theme of the Land of Morytha conveys a theme of uneasiness and sadness. Uneasiness in how big yet lifeless the land is and sadness from the tragic history of it
From this moment I began thinking about where this world is going? Are we gonna end like that?
Someone (Luxin I believe) pin pointed Morytha to be the remains of Houston, Tx based on the Interstate signs
Edit: According to the info card that comes with the Siren figure, the beanstalks were built along the equator so Morytha is not Houston
I think it was him, his theories are really good.
I know Klaus probably wasn’t born in Houston but it would be funny if he was
It would make sense because of the NASA station there, it could have been the basis for the beanstalk from that
Something about the man who destroyed the entire world being “Texan strong” just tickles me pink
Or maybe Houston was simply moved to the equator
The fact that this music plays inside the Tornan titans interior right before the final fight with Malos and that Jin joins your party when you reach Morytha and sees the Tornan titans remains must bring a lot of bad memories back for him 😭
Jin Xenoballs. Malos’ hug WAS genuine.
Jin Xenoballs I wish we could find out what Pneuma, Pyra (or Mythra) and Malos said in their scenes
@@jinmalora It very much looks like "Tadaima" to me, so I think that could be accurate.
This song perfectly blends a feeling of tragedy and unease
and you know what? Listen to this song and then listen to "Agniratha" from xenoblade chronicles 1. listen closely
Desgaroth Do you mean to say they use the same notes?
@@Desgaroth the beginning reminds me more of tragic decision
Thats called Oprah.
This part of the game was amazing and so well executed. You land here with Mythra, realize this was the birthplace of the Architect, the divine creator of the world as you know it, and for the first time it really hits you that Alrest is a dying world. You realize that, maybe Jin, Malos, and Torna, have a point. Humans haven't changed. One day Alrest might end up like this place. Who'll play god then for another 2000 years? Will there be another one at all? The Architect was supposed to be divine, yet here his home is, in ruins. You find Torna, which is bad on it's own, then the game hits you with a double whammy and you realize that the Guldos are humans.
The area was indeed my favorite part of the game. The fact that the inhabitants of the land of Morytha are actually humans comes to show how Klaus’s decisions negatively impacted his former home
I dunno it seems to me their society went along fine for THOUSANDS of years, and it took this one guy being a little depressed about the totally avoidable horrors of war to literally steal the tools of the creator to screw with creation in a way that ensures way more suffering and increased warfare and... wait why did he do that again?
What hits even harder is the realization that Meyneth (Galea) is the boss Guldo you fight on your first time through which means no matter which dimension her body or mind were in she still was not able to live a happy life.
Except it doesn’t really make sense how the guldo could have been Galea. I mean, sure it has a scientist card after defeating it, but that was just some reused asset.
@@lostatlas8579 I still don't buy that. it was just a recycled asset, you were meant to see it as just SOMEONE's ID card.
This moment in the game gave me the same chilling effects like in Wind Waker, when Link and the King of Red Lions traveled below the depths of the Great sea to see old Hyrule submerged and forgotten.
Yeah but this hits different becouse you didn't expect this
Yess, true, I know what you mean! ^^ I love the feeling in that moment, just the, surrealness and such, I don't know exactly how to describe it. That part of Wind Waker feels super special, to me as well
@@richardsonrichly8456 ,
It's kinda like what makes Silent Hill scary. Just walking around a big city and expecting to see someone or anything, but finding... nothing
Still brings me to near tears 4 months later. Damn such a good game
djmama nothing could ever beat hearing the title theme for the first time
This hits even harder after seeing the undestroyed Morytha in Future Reedemed.
It might be Morytha, but it also might be somewhere else. It could be any one of the 3 space elevators
@@SpaceFlamingo07 Unlikely, it's implied that the area is a part of the Rhadamanthus Authority.
fuck off im in the middle of xc3 nd hyped to play future redeemed now you spoiled that morytha is in the game aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
@@SpaceFlamingo07 It even has the giant crisis city-tornado forming. It would actually be more silly than not if it wasn't the same city.
@lpfan4491 Also, you can literally see the Beanstalk in the distance, the space elevator that eventually becomes the World Tree when Klaus rebuilds the world. If that wasn't Morytha before the war, I don't know what it could've been. It also just thematically makes sense for it to be Morytha in its prime.
The few who had survived the destruction clung to the newly created core crystals in hopes that they would keep them alive, though this only resulted in the mutated and lifeless forms you see roaming the dead city of Morytha.
This part blew Xenoblade 2 up several points in my book. You go from this fantasy world with several made up creatures and mechanics and then... the land of the dead below it all, is a ruined city from our world? Amazing. Love it
this music keeps me up at night
I still want to know wtf those dragons in that tornado were...
Maybe telethia?
Really big lexos.
@@ShadowSkyX I love that idea
Given how Lexos and Aspids can be somewhat commonly found around the World Tree and the Cliffs of Morytha, it can be a safe guess those are Lexos and Aspids
@@ShadowSkyX Telethia weren't created in this universe. Granted, a lot of enemies and species repeat between the games regardless.
The land of Morytha gives me Agniratha vibes, I love this area.
ACE composed both themes.
Agree, i love both themes
There are a lot of parallels. Abandoned, futuristic city, patrolled by mindless monsters (Mechon vs Guldos) that reveals a lot of significant backstory and lore to the plot (History of the Machina vs History of Torna and the Titans)
someone said that in this agniratha video and I think it's dead right, the descending melody part has the same feel.
When I arrived there and listened to the part where a woman sings, there was when I remember Agniratha, it was really special for me arriving that place. The way they put it in the story is just amazing.
Just imagine finding an old radio barely playing off a song from an era long past. The words are just barely recognizable, but talking about such a foreign world that it hardly matters
Start spreading the news... I’m leaving today...
i want to be part of it... new york... new york
@@goompa7509 never...up...gonna....goodbye,never...you down...desert you
That reminds of Fallout tbh
And this sound is never gonna give you up
I got the 69 likes
The "wtf why am I in some futuristic city" theme
It makes sense once you play the other Xeno games.
@@bradyotter2916 Well Xeno 1 specifically.
It is considered ancient in the game lol
Morytha had to be the most unsettling part of the game. A ruined city that was the result of human folly with hardly any sentient life around save for the Guldos. The music just gives off the sense of the horrific atrocities this city has had
The fact that this track played in Torna ~ The Golden Country reminded me of the inevitable fate the Tornan Titan and its heroes are about to suffer.
From Xenoblade to Resident Evil
Also Silent Hill. I mean, the land of Morytha really looks like something straight out of Silent Hill
The purest symbol of humanity’s unending hubris and unflinching desire to step ever closer to the divine, no matter the consequences.
Its some seriously powerful music that strikes the core of your soul. This is what the abyss would sound like.
This ost is so beautiful, but on the same time conveys so much sadness, it's just astonishing. I feel like the author is telling us "This is our futur". So tragic, the despair is on another level.
And to think that those zombie-like enemies (Guldos) found in Moritha were actual humans... this place is both creepy and sad the same time.
Edit: after playing the game again, I realized something: at the end, this world is abandoned in this state forever. As the cloud sea dissipates, warp holes start appearing, and the Titans go through them, to XC 1's world. As the party descends from the Beanstalk, Azurda says: "I'm going through that warp hole" and they vanished, as Moritha stays behind... Forever in that state.
I thought they were screwed up titan babies.
@@avonzapper actually they are what's left of the Flesh Eater experiments.
They're basically the result of people left over from pre-Alrest using early core crystal tech trying to survive and well...they technically did
@@dracotias ...Jesus
wasn't one of them the body of Meyneth?
When you suddenly can read things in the world
The concept of an advanced futuristic modernized civilization being nothing more than ancient history from millions upon millions of years ago is so incredibly haunting.
Headcanon : The Land of Morytha is Cyber2077's Night City.
[I replay both games, waiting for Xeno3]
you deserve no likes lol
@@subarunatsuki4481 I know.
You know, you are not completely wrong considering what cyber-psychosis does to humans.
Hearing this inside Torna slowly realizing of what it will eventually become
I genuinely thought this was NLA upon getting here...
@Saint Boot lets see that i can't see your and a hear your comment.
That would've been cool, honestly. Kinda glad that they didn't go that way, and that's with no hate for xbcX. I only played a little bit of it, but it felt the same for as the first game did. They were ok, just not my speed. However, them remastering the first one has me hoping they'll change the combat to the xbc2 controls, so I'll probably revisit. But I was a little let down that there wasn't a tie-in for xbcX, would've been cool to have a nod at the whole xbc family. Hell, if they remastered xbcX I'd probably revisit that as well as xbc1, but both games definitely need the quest navigation and controls that xbc2 had and then I'd be happy camping.
Yeah. I thought this was something related to XCX. But I have to admit...the truth...is just...SO MUCH DARKER!
@@bryan199234bs Please for the love of god don't nerf the combat in XBC1
@@TheShanicpower Never, just as long as it plays like XBC2. I really hate nerfs, I believe in physics; if it's supposed to be powerful in life, then it should be just as equally powerful in game.
When you live in the wrong time line knowing full well you can't return but all the familiar city and streets used to be fill with your comrades now nowhere to be seen...only the remnants of the old world you grow up with is now but ashes roaming an endless cry of howling winds to be heard..this is your homeworld.
Darkly poetic.
Morytha has to be ranked as number 3 on top 20 creepiest scenes in non horror games
I really wish this area was more expanded upon, the last few areas were really short and didn't last long enough but this one felt like it was meant to be at least on the scale of like gormott :/
I hate how many games can have this statement applied to them x)
Yeah, I thought the same with elesium.
Could have expanded a lot, but then again it wouldn't make sense for there to be people there anyways
Ya know, if we actually got to explore the entirety of Torna and the other Titans that fell here...
@@ATXnomad698 I would have liked a more expansive morytha at least since it's such a significant part of the game. Maybe more of judician ruins.
@@loaftreos3825 Me playing Torna after completing the main game: *ADDAM!! MALOS IS GONNA SINK TORNA, HURRY UP--*
Imagine you're visiting that creepy abandoned Walmart out in the middle of nowhere, and you suddenly stumble across Soul Eater Stanley chilling behind the cashier register.
Where is the Walmart? Xd.
I don't think I'll ever experience the feelings i felt walking into Morytha for the first time again, and a don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing
SPOILERS:
This place was very beautifully haunting. Very bone chilling. It kinda feels sad seeing this place. It feels even more sad when you realise this is earth. This has our stuff in it. The speed limit signs, the buildings, etc with a bit more futuristic stuff, but it's there. And it becomes even sadder when you learn and realise who the monsters down in morytha actually are. They were people. They were the humans that were left behind after Klaus's experiment and now look at them. They're monsters fused with the crystals forced to live forever. They are at least human enough to recognize you, but nothing else. What's worse is when some of them are on their knees, looking up at the sky. Almost as if they want the suffering to end. This game had me shook when I came here. The violin didn't help either lol. To me it added the creepiness and sadness a bit, followed by that howling wind and the atmosphere altogether
It was quite something reaching this area on a stormy night. x)
Seeing the highway signs shook me on my first playthrough
I put them out of their misery. Even the chonky boi.
Does anyone else get a "This is gonna be *our* future" vibe from this song?
i agree so much i was in utter disbelief thinking that this could potentially be our future
When I first played xenoblade o had no idea that it was an after earth type scenario, my jaw dropped when figuring that out.
The moment you find out that Alrest is actually..Earth
Xenoblade 2 is a perfect blend of fantasy, post-apocalypse and sci-fi. This is the second part and man, is it haunting because of every bit of the presentation coming together. Land of mors(death) indeed, monolith.
My favorite area in the game. What made Morytha creepy weren't necessarily the enemies, but just how desolate it was. It's sorta like the liminal spaces. They feel familiar to us, but just seeing them deserted just creates a sense of uneasiness.
I'm So scared of these enemies
2 years later but I’m scared of the entire area
Amazingly haunting...
this area was so damn good
When you see a US interstate 90 sign at the bottom of the cloud sea
Something similar to this better play when we inevitably explore Uraya's corpse in XC3
the fact that we been above our earth is mindblowing and i find this track to be well executed due to showing the rality of earth now a somber wasteland
This is how despair and desolation sound like... perfect for the land of Morytha
Who's ready to visit Maktha Wildwoods?
This particular music, with that particular part of the game, broke my heart. I felt like crying while walking with Mythra around thinking that that's where we are going... thinking that the Architect wanted a new chance for humanity, where people could learn from their mistakes and make a better world, but ended up with XC2's... just listening to this music breakes my heart with it's beautiful notes, instruments and vocal, as if it were the Architect's feelings for his lost home and this new crumbling world...
"Darkness envelops the world in its stygian embrace..."
This part always gave me the creeps more cuz the future it depicts feels plausible
And hell it makes u feel insignificant
I just realized that both pokemon and Xenoblade recently made a scary post-apocalyptic version of our world in their latest games.
Morytha in XC2
and Guzzlord’s Ultra Ruin in Pokemon Sun and Moon.
maybe they try to warn younger generations that we are slowly killing our world.
The fact like the song is literally mourning the entirity of what is that place (and the implications of something went wrong, as well the entire backstory of this place is literally the final rest of Titans and how blades became them later).
Definitely one of my favourite areas in the game
Seeing Morytha for the first time and realizing what is was is my favorite moment from any game.
This has a very haunting vampiric quality to it. I love it
Considering this is the ruins of a future earth, it may be something to think about that that guildo you killed technically could be one of your friends or even you.
Imagine telling someone you made an appearance in a video game and just showing a guildo on screen.
If Putin starts WW3 and survivors become radioactive monstronsities with broken minds, then this will happen soon. Los Angeles will become Morytha if ICBMs launch.
Thanks, I literally forgot about this area, for better or worse.
Genuinely one of the best tracks in the game imo. Creates that sense of atmosphere so well
The future......of the future....
Listening to this during coronavirus spreading..
@Chris C it was all the war that screwed the world over
@@avonzapper this war is by an invisible enemy, a bio war
Man, this theme has the perfect blend of horror and sadness. I hate listening to it because it drives my crazy, but at the same time, I have to appreciate its mastery.
1:34 Getting vibes of Chrono Cross' Tower of Geddon here.
Quite fitting, considering that that "land of morytha" roughly translates to "land of the dead", and that the tower of Geddon in Chrono Cross was in an area called the "sea of the dead" (IIRC the name "tower of Geddon" was an addition from the localization team; in the Japanese version it was simply called "ruined tower").
Oh yeah, Morytha reminds me of Dead Sea and Geddon. Those broken highway, though.
what language does Morytha come from?
Cody Goldenflame Latin. It got mangled a bit in the translation from Japanese, but it comes from “mors”, meaning death (that’s the same word JRR Tolkien used as the root for names like “Mordor” in LOTR)
The tinge of mournfulness makes this song stunning. It's like I've taken a step back to watch something scatter into the winds from afar. One of my favourites.
Its coming up to a year since i played this game for the first time and thats hard to belive but falling into morytha fir the first time is an experiance you will never feel again. Theres something so off about it yet so familliar and as the music play it feels you with grief knowing the games going to end in two chapters and that the advnture will come to a close while you stand in a city lost of everything without your friends you journyed with. Morytha will always be that place you will think of as the calm before the storm. But damn i love xb2 wish i played before the dlc so id have something to look forward to with it but next best things hoping for the next instalment in the franchise if one ever comes
Ugh this song brings back the heart wrench
This area legit scared me. Even to this day, it's kinda creepy.
1:33 This part of the song was featured in Furure Redeemed when A showed Na'el what becane of Klaus' old world. It was when it started to rain in the cutscene and the city started to resemble Morytha.
Xenoblade 2's version of the Fallen Arm.
I feel like one of the eerie parts of this in the end is that even after the end morytha is still out there across the ocean in all it's horrific glory. A grim legacy that they can't erase.
one of the best themed places
its #3
#2 is world tree
and #1 is tantal
After replaying Xenoblade chronicles 1 i noticed something and i had to check. Listen to this song and then listen to "Agniratha" from the first game. listen carefully.
The motif at around 30 seconds into Morytha is also reminiscent of the motif at 20 seconds into Tragic Decision.
and 2:06 in Agniratha night
What’s scarier in a high fantasy setting than a disturbing sight of the breaking on that “high” fantasy in a lower fantasy with an all-too-familiar connection of things you recognize in a strange and twisted context. An American Interstate sign was all it took.
Thanks Klaus.
Xenogears Zeboim ruins
This sounds absolutely sinister evil, and it's freaking chilling
"On a tropical island, on a tropi- HOLY CRAP That is NOT a tropical island, what is that?"
~~Nearly my exact words during first sight on the Land of Morytha.
My brain thought that the dark buildings were ground/trees, and the green lightning I saw (if there was any, only remember parts of the cutscene, i remembered my quote more) represented a tropical storm, I thought they washed up on a beach somewhere and I started quoting Jake from Adventure Time.
Goosebumps
"Oh my god, I was wrong!
It was Earth all along!
You've finally made a monkey out of me!"
It's like I just went to Gormotti Plains and fell into Raccoon City at least those were my feelings when I made it to Morytha. Still makes me wonder about the ending. Is Morytha now just its own island? Will the people of Alrest put those poor souls out of their misery or are they just gonna pretend there aren't "zombies" just chilling on some island?
Maybe it'll be a new "Prison Island" in the future.
doubt it, remeber morytha is under the cloud sea
Its implied the ocean at the end of XC2 is actually the same place as the world of XC1 Shulk created at the end of that game..
It has the same color pallete and the landmasses are a similar shape..
Azurda flies through a "rift" as he says it and after that it looks like they are in a complete new location.
That was the final gift from Klaus..
Transporting everything to a new world.
@Blue Bomber I always figured that the implication was that Shulk's new world was actually just transporting everyone to Alrest at the same moment the titans fell.
Blue Bomber
“This world is home to many forms of life besides you”
The Guldos that live here standing in circles staring motionless at the sky with their tentacles quietly pulsating and moving.
These are what became of the last humans.
Also…..chilling detail…..you find the highest concentration of this enemy type inside, or en route to the evacuation zones and “areas of refuge”
They were running for safety moments before their horrific fate. Even as monsters they sit there, waiting as instructed. Evacuate….seek shelter….RUN.
"What's the actual real life world doing in my fantasy jrpg?"
There's parts of this song that remind me of all things, Epona's Song.
interesting. May I ask why??
Best area theme. Also, this area is both a darker version of Kirby and the Forgotten Land and also that one ruined city from the Sonic OVA, I will hear no arguments on this
Just amazing!! :D
This song makes me shiver every time, so beautiful.
...How the spark is this city still standing!?
(Spoilers if you haven't finished the game)
Possibly the weird particulate the Cloud Sea is made of
Beautiful theme.
v underrated song
The song that plays when the shit does not flush in the home depot bathroom.
This will be our future and it's inevitable. When Earth will truly become incapable to uphold life we will have already reached the stars.......or we have died trying. Regardless of our destiny, we will leave behind a decaying world in hundreds of millions of years from now when the sun has turned against us.....
Sounds really sad and dark
Atleast there is peace in knowing that we most likely won't be around to see if that really happens or if future generations can somehow prevent that.
For some time, atleast. But, who knows?
It’s so creepy realizing this is the theme for Earth. The funeral dirge for our planet in the far, far future.
monolith soft had the audacity to make this track extra dark for the feels
Land of Morytha and the Ultra Ruins from Pokemon USUM have similar vibes. Both are post-apocalyptic worlds that resemble the real world.