I just got the True Ending on CS4. My god, it was amazing. I don't think I'll ever forget this saga, but I wish I could play them all again without knowing anything.
This song really gives you that sense that, this isn't just the final boss of Cold Steel...it's the final boss of the entire Legend of Heroes saga up to this point, from the first minute of Sky's First Chapter, to this grandeur battle, this song encompasses the ENTIRE FUCKING SERIES AND IT'S AMAZING!!! Seriously might be my favorite piece of music ever created just for that...
This quote. It was not the words of a man who sought total destruction, but a man who warned the heroes of their failure... Ensuring they would give everything they had into the battle.
This was a pretty climactic battle (well somewhat givin the jargon spit aftermath) BUT MAN ISHMELGA THE DIVINE KNIGHT OF THE LEGEND OF GILLIATH OSBORNE LIKE THIS FINAL RIVALRY WAS EPIC ON NIGHTMARE THIS FIGHT AS HELL THIS DUDE HAD LIKE 0 DELAY ON ALL HIS ATTACKS AND LOVED TO SPAM ATROPS BLADE AND THE ONE WHERE HE SHOOTS OUT THOSE LAZERED/WIRES? And SAYS PERRISH! And every LIKE 8-10 ATTACKS HE WOULD FUCK SHIT UP WITH HIS OVERLY CINEMATIC SUPER “FINISHER” I used Rean/Altina Crow/Jusis And Juna/Millium for this battle He literally had 2.5MIL HP I played on normal speed WHICH AS YOU ALL KNOW IS 0.5XSPEED… it took me like 25-30 minutes to beat him
Really ? It's not a bad theme by any means but really when it comes to Final Boss theme in the Kiseki franchise it's one of the weakest for me. Merciless Savior, Azure Arbitrator, Great Power, EOV and The Perfect Steel of Zero are all better for me.
@@nesoukkefka1741 Yeah I agree. This shit is good but people really overrate the quality of this when it's nothing compared to the SC, 3rd, Zero, and Azure final boss themes
@@Schinak calm down, it's the same type of reply made when someone says something that is completely contradicted later on, like updating the current situation for readers
Thankfully that gap isn't as big as it was before. I had to wait about 5 or so years for Trails in the Sky SC after finishing FC (and others had to wait much longer). I don't think any of the other games had worse cliff-hangers than that one did either. I haven't played Sen 4 yet though, so please no spoilers, anyone, thanks!
@@emerald9054 same thing for me for the gap between Cold Steel 2 and Cold Steel 3 (2016-2019). It's crazy that it took only 1 year between Cold Steel 3 and Cold Steel 4. I guess they have recorded the voice acting of CS3 and CS4 at the same time.
@@Terranigma23 kinda doubt they did the recordings at the same time since they changed some of the roles but hey I don’t really know much about the industry
A bit disappointed that the True Final Boss just recycles the final dungeon theme and not this one, but overall that theme fits more into the "Earn our Happy Ending at all costs" theme while here the theme itself is more somber. Although for me this is the best Final Boss theme so far in the series.
I agree with your opinion but for me the best final boss theme in Kiseki Series is still Azure Arbitrator from Ao no Kiseki. The symponic metal from that music makes the battle is so intense
@@krisnadarmaswara5775 Yeah Azure Arbitrator is aweome as hell! I guess I just prefer themes that carry some sadness with them. Plus the starting 17 seconds of this theme is so godlike, it pleases my ears :D
@@krisnadarmaswara5775 IMO I prefer Cold Steel 2's EOV theme, such an epic music and the reorchestration of Class VII's theme was godlike and so fitting for what was suppose the biggest fight Class VII had ever face up to this point (and also first fight they do after being all reunite with the return of Crow).
yeah this fight is hard in nightmare, I only did the game once and it was on nightmare, so when I was at this fight I just did what I could, spam guards to not die at his phase 2 and hope for a solo target attack from him to attack him, at the end, Ash was at low hp so I put Kurt instead of him and when Osborne died kurt was also at low hp (and Juna didn't had the time to fight). Weirdly that was not the hardest mecha fight for me, just because I knew that Rean was fucking useless for saving his team (no impede art...) so I didn't try to greed some hits and I didn't even had to use the item McBurn gave me.
@@buttertoast1146 after doing sky 1 and I'm at the end of sky sc, yes, fucking too easy, at the start of a cold steel game in nightmare, you take big damage but you can take some hit, at the start of sky 1 in nightmare, you take 2 hit you die, and not 2 hit from a boss, 2 from the fucking first monster you see in the game. (yeah I didn't finished the game in nightmare, I quickly gave up and put the game back in normal) and even sky sc in hard is so freaking hard, especially if it's a surprise fight, you can just lose without having 1 turn, so yeah, cold steel is too easy, but I think sky is too unfair on hard, you shouldn't try 10 or 15 time a mini boss fight to win, or the monster that lifesteel shouldn't fully heal themself with 1 hit (yeah I hate the wisdom monster, worst monster of the game), i think that's more a nightmare thing.
In-game the audio felt too low for this song, so I couldn't really experience it that great. But listening to it here, I can feel the emotion and everything, just wish I could experience it like that in-game. This happens with most of the OSTs that have grandeur to them.
I got really disappointed with this final sequence and the game in general. The final battle did not feel like anything special and before that we barely get to see any meaningful cutscene between Gilliath and everyone else. I mean, he was one of the main villains of the entire kiseki series and we just get rid of him like any other boss and then we fight a pretty trivial final boss battle and that's it. We don't even get to see the impact we did when defeating Ishmelga and ending the curse. You'd think we'd have blown up the skies of the entire continent after such a feat but the cutscenes after that are also pretty trivial and I didn't feel like I accomplished something important. It felt very rushed and like the devs were struggling to make 4 whole games to a single saga that could have been condensed in fewer, more meaninful titles. The final battle against McBurn was the real final boss to me, it was just AWESOME from beginning to end. Still, there were several questions still unanswered and I'm curious to continue the saga in Hajimari and especially Kuro that is looking awesome.
@@mking199 Cool that you liked it bro, I didn't. You just slay another boss monster with an overly heroic music in the background and afterwards we don't even see Erebonia getting free from the curse. Everyone just appears on that rocky scenery of the castle and we get even more dead characters to come back to life (because nobody can die in this saga even though there is a huge war happening) and thats it. After that we see the aftermath of the war, the marriage and more ouroboros reveals and that is cool but the erebonia saga itself ended in a very meh and clearly rushed manner imo. CS1 and 2 were much more well structured . CS2 ending in the Infernal Castle was absolutely badass and fighting Loa Erebonius and discovering Valimar was cool for the first game.
@@FelipeDermann The Erebonia saga ends in Hajimari, no in Cold Steel IV. I agree with you about CS IV. McBurn fight is still the best. The Final boss in HnK is 100x better that Osborne, and a lot more meaningful.
@@FelipeDermann There's a reason why Hajimari was given to us after this game, to wrap up the loose ends and set the foundations for the next arc. If you think about it, none of the "final" games in every arc of Trails ever had a proper conclusion that left you with "Yep, this is it, I understand it all". Sky SC ended on a huge bang, but it didn't give a good conclusion to a lot of the characters and it ended up being kind of pointless in the end because Ouroboros still got the Sept-Terrion, which is why we got Sky the Third, same way as we got Hajimari now. Azure solved the current conflict with KeA and Crois', but the rest was still not done, as it took 5 more games to give Crossbell a fitting end. As for how there was no meaningful cutscene between Osborne and Class VII, there was kind of no need for it. It took 4 games for Class VII to finally stand on the same ground as Osborne, and by the end of that journey, they understood all they needed to know, there were no revelations left to be done, only a fight. We encounter Osborne quite often throughout the 4 games in comparison to other villains, and we see his motivations on display time and time again. He's been there all the time and we've always known of him, in comparison to villains where they get revealed toward the end, needing to have a conversation with them when you finally confront them at the very end. This is probably one of the most unique parts of Osborne as the 'antagonist', he's a threat that loomed over you for all these games, not in the background, but you've always known of him, and only at the end, once you've understood everything, you get to finally take him down. That's not to say I don't have my problems with this game. It definitely felt like it could've been cut down a little bit. I like a long finale, but 140+ hours is a bit much even for me, especially when there's quite a few unnecessary moments. I will also agree that I don't like the whole Crow and Millium getting a pass with them just being allowed to live like that.. Well, actually, with Millium, it makes more sense, since she was 'artificial' to begin with, so she was able to get a new body. However, as much as I like Crow, it felt a bit dumb and far-fetched to let him live. TL;DR I have problems with the game, but I like the final sequence.
@@marrlethefirst An understandable opinion but I disagree in a few points. Osborne was always the big villain of the entire franchise since his appearance in SC and since then we get small bits of info on who he is and what he wants and extremely few moments of direct confrontation. At first we always though he was just a warmonger that wants to make Erebonia the leading nation through war by conquering all other nations which was easy enough to understand but in CS4 the game throws you the curveball and actually he was a good guy all along (which in itself was a big letdown to me) so we DEFINITELY needed a lot more screen time between him and class VII and especially Rean to truly understand this character and set things straight once and for all. The fact that I've been waiting for that after hundreds of hours playing Kiseki games means that we needed and deserved much more than just another trivial boss fight that ends in 10 minutes... This problem is aggravated further by the fact that CS4 wastes most of its time in pointless redundant quests of reuniting your previous allies and "convincing" other people to resist the curse by fighting them over and over to show your resolve. So much more time could have been used to show other outcomes and character development... Sky 1 and 2 presents and closes the plot that happened in Liberl in an outstanding fashion, the third game simply shows you extra info on the world and characters and presents a new protagonist and plot that is presented and resolved in the same game which was a great idea imo. Far better than what we got in CS4. As for Millium and Crow coming back from the dead, I think that is unacceptable after the ending of CS2 and CS3 where they both sacrifice themselves to save everyone. If there was no real sacrifice then there is no real consequence to what happens in the story, it's as if the game makes you for a fool every time this happens. The writers were just way too afraid of killing their characters and the world just doesn't feel like it's changing and going forward this way. It may have a plausible explanation lore-wise but that doesn't erase the fact that the impact of the previous endings were nullified by this fear of letting go of your characters. The same can be said about Angelica, Olivert, Victor, Toval, the Emperor, etc. I mean, we have a huge war going on and we have already a huge cast of characters, there was zero need to spare the lives of all of these and probably many others. Well, I just hope that Hajimari helps me find the explanations and closure that I'm looking for. Although it kinda feels like I'm being ripped off by having to play 5 100h long games to get the answer I'm looking for. The crossbell arc was the best one for me so far, just 2 games where the first one presents you the characters and plot and the second game puts everything to rest in a polished, satisfying manner and that's it. We don't need huge, drawn out sagas like Cold Steel anymore, it just gets too exhaustive and redundant.
I love falcom, kiseki, and cold steel. But this song is weak IMO compared to a mighty power, and not because of the vocals... i normally thing vocals for grandness iw cheap but mighty power does it right and this track just isnt on the same level IMO
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I just got the True Ending on CS4. My god, it was amazing. I don't think I'll ever forget this saga, but I wish I could play them all again without knowing anything.
I realize it's kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good site to watch new series online ?
It's just amazing.
A splendid work from Falcom Sound Team jdk.
This song really gives you that sense that, this isn't just the final boss of Cold Steel...it's the final boss of the entire Legend of Heroes saga up to this point, from the first minute of Sky's First Chapter, to this grandeur battle, this song encompasses the ENTIRE FUCKING SERIES AND IT'S AMAZING!!! Seriously might be my favorite piece of music ever created just for that...
I think ur talking about "to the future"; not this ost
@@d343-y No I'm talking about this one.
@@AnimeSimp234 Do you know Argres?
@@d343-y Both songs work well.
Just finished sen4 this theme is so epic during gameplay when you do a scraft. Thank you falcom for the amazing games
Couldn't wait till October eh?
oh?
Ebon Knight looks like megatron
Especially since the boss's Scraft has the most over the top animation in the series to this day ^^
"Bring all of the strength you have to bare. If you do not, I, Giliath Osborne, will bring all that you know, TO RUIN!!!!"
lol k scrub
*force feed my Laura all of the 200cp juice* SPAMS MY S CRAFT
get rekt kid
@@elock1277 Oh man, Laura was a godsend against Osborne. XD
@@tailedgates9 she really is xd
This quote. It was not the words of a man who sought total destruction, but a man who warned the heroes of their failure... Ensuring they would give everything they had into the battle.
@@Averi0 Yeppers I knew Osborne would be my fav character. He is like a better version of Richard
2:31 to 3:20 really love how "desperate" it feels.
when it match timing with ishmelga s craft, i feel shivered tbh
The S-craft almost on par with Sephiroths himself blowing up the entire planet. Incredible.
Beat the game on Monday and I still come back to this song
This was a pretty climactic battle (well somewhat givin the jargon spit aftermath) BUT MAN ISHMELGA THE DIVINE KNIGHT OF THE LEGEND OF GILLIATH OSBORNE
LIKE THIS FINAL RIVALRY WAS EPIC ON NIGHTMARE THIS FIGHT AS HELL
THIS DUDE HAD LIKE 0 DELAY ON ALL HIS ATTACKS AND LOVED TO SPAM ATROPS BLADE AND THE ONE WHERE HE SHOOTS OUT THOSE LAZERED/WIRES? And SAYS PERRISH! And every LIKE 8-10 ATTACKS HE WOULD FUCK SHIT UP WITH HIS OVERLY CINEMATIC SUPER “FINISHER”
I used Rean/Altina
Crow/Jusis
And Juna/Millium for this battle
He literally had 2.5MIL HP I played on normal speed WHICH AS YOU ALL KNOW IS 0.5XSPEED… it took me like 25-30 minutes to beat him
One of the best final boss themes ever created. Such an amazing way to end the saga, and holy shit what a fight this was on nightmare...
I just gave up and cheesed it with item spamming
@@d343-y lol I spent so much time experimenting with builds, but ended up relying on dodge tanks.
@@damiester1 Wait how do you do that in divine knight battle???
@@d343-y You don't, unless you're the Rean Bean. I think he mistook it for the Ishmelga Loge fight or the one before this one.
Obligatory Rika post
I still have nightmares remembering that battle.
Still can't wait for the soundtrack.XD
2018's FINAL BOSS THEME OF THE YEAR!!!!!!!!!
Goat
Damn, what a battle
Ho-ly SHIT this theme is amazing! The best final boss theme I've EVER heard.
I love ur pfp
Only surpassed by the Final Boss Battle Theme of the next Trail Game.
Maybe Great Power IS better
Really ? It's not a bad theme by any means but really when it comes to Final Boss theme in the Kiseki franchise it's one of the weakest for me. Merciless Savior, Azure Arbitrator, Great Power, EOV and The Perfect Steel of Zero are all better for me.
@@nesoukkefka1741 Yeah I agree. This shit is good but people really overrate the quality of this when it's nothing compared to the SC, 3rd, Zero, and Azure final boss themes
This song: Intense
The atmosphere: Hardcore
Battle on Nightmare: Epic
My Team: Rean/Altina Crow/Jusis Juna/Millium
Such a good final boss theme. A perfect fit for the end of years of development
Its not the end lol
@@buttertoast1146 How about you fucking look at when that comment was made before you try to be clever
@@Schinak calm down, it's the same type of reply made when someone says something that is completely contradicted later on, like updating the current situation for readers
@@Schinak how about you learn to control your emotion. Relax, be polite.
@@Terranigma23 How about you learn to use your eyes before you open your mouth and say something stupid
Dirge of Erebos is as over-the-top as Sephiroth's Supernova!!!
Damned Ishmelga...
Yeah, the fact that the vision appeared right after Cedric looked like he was going to defect
Just finished this masterpiece of a game but now I am kinda mad that I’m gonna have to wait at least 2 years for hajimari
It's the Kiseki depression syndrome. Each time you finish a game you want to play the sequel, but you have to wait. 😂😁
Thankfully that gap isn't as big as it was before. I had to wait about 5 or so years for Trails in the Sky SC after finishing FC (and others had to wait much longer). I don't think any of the other games had worse cliff-hangers than that one did either. I haven't played Sen 4 yet though, so please no spoilers, anyone, thanks!
@@emerald9054 same thing for me for the gap between Cold Steel 2 and Cold Steel 3 (2016-2019). It's crazy that it took only 1 year between Cold Steel 3 and Cold Steel 4. I guess they have recorded the voice acting of CS3 and CS4 at the same time.
@@Terranigma23 kinda doubt they did the recordings at the same time since they changed some of the roles but hey I don’t really know much about the industry
@@yeah351 yes maybe you are right.
A bit disappointed that the True Final Boss just recycles the final dungeon theme and not this one, but overall that theme fits more into the "Earn our Happy Ending at all costs" theme while here the theme itself is more somber.
Although for me this is the best Final Boss theme so far in the series.
I agree with your opinion but for me the best final boss theme in Kiseki Series is still Azure Arbitrator from Ao no Kiseki. The symponic metal from that music makes the battle is so intense
@@krisnadarmaswara5775 Yeah Azure Arbitrator is aweome as hell! I guess I just prefer themes that carry some sadness with them. Plus the starting 17 seconds of this theme is so godlike, it pleases my ears :D
@@krisnadarmaswara5775 IMO I prefer Cold Steel 2's EOV theme, such an epic music and the reorchestration of Class VII's theme was godlike and so fitting for what was suppose the biggest fight Class VII had ever face up to this point (and also first fight they do after being all reunite with the return of Crow).
I mean I’m a happiness person myself, doesn’t mean I don’t love this song though! (Screw the sad ending though :))
This battle on Nightmare sucked and I barely beat it with only Rean and Juna left
Just spam guard and use arts
@@buttertoast1146 and with barely any items left
yeah this fight is hard in nightmare, I only did the game once and it was on nightmare, so when I was at this fight I just did what I could, spam guards to not die at his phase 2 and hope for a solo target attack from him to attack him, at the end, Ash was at low hp so I put Kurt instead of him and when Osborne died kurt was also at low hp (and Juna didn't had the time to fight).
Weirdly that was not the hardest mecha fight for me, just because I knew that Rean was fucking useless for saving his team (no impede art...) so I didn't try to greed some hits and I didn't even had to use the item McBurn gave me.
@@siphons5737 cold steel arc was too easy
@@buttertoast1146 after doing sky 1 and I'm at the end of sky sc, yes, fucking too easy, at the start of a cold steel game in nightmare, you take big damage but you can take some hit, at the start of sky 1 in nightmare, you take 2 hit you die, and not 2 hit from a boss, 2 from the fucking first monster you see in the game. (yeah I didn't finished the game in nightmare, I quickly gave up and put the game back in normal)
and even sky sc in hard is so freaking hard, especially if it's a surprise fight, you can just lose without having 1 turn, so yeah, cold steel is too easy, but I think sky is too unfair on hard, you shouldn't try 10 or 15 time a mini boss fight to win, or the monster that lifesteel shouldn't fully heal themself with 1 hit (yeah I hate the wisdom monster, worst monster of the game), i think that's more a nightmare thing.
Who composed this?
Composer is mentioned in the description, in this case it's Yukihiro Jindo
@@HeliosKafar thank you
THE END OF SAGA
oh.
This sounds like its from ffxiii
I feel like this one is weak, it’s just missing something imo.
In-game the audio felt too low for this song, so I couldn't really experience it that great. But listening to it here, I can feel the emotion and everything, just wish I could experience it like that in-game. This happens with most of the OSTs that have grandeur to them.
@@unleashed2724that's why raise music volume a ton in-game
I got really disappointed with this final sequence and the game in general. The final battle did not feel like anything special and before that we barely get to see any meaningful cutscene between Gilliath and everyone else.
I mean, he was one of the main villains of the entire kiseki series and we just get rid of him like any other boss and then we fight a pretty trivial final boss battle and that's it. We don't even get to see the impact we did when defeating Ishmelga and ending the curse. You'd think we'd have blown up the skies of the entire continent after such a feat but the cutscenes after that are also pretty trivial and I didn't feel like I accomplished something important.
It felt very rushed and like the devs were struggling to make 4 whole games to a single saga that could have been condensed in fewer, more meaninful titles.
The final battle against McBurn was the real final boss to me, it was just AWESOME from beginning to end.
Still, there were several questions still unanswered and I'm curious to continue the saga in Hajimari and especially Kuro that is looking awesome.
Bruh, CS4 has the best ending in trails, what the fuck are you to think it's bad.
@@mking199 Cool that you liked it bro, I didn't. You just slay another boss monster with an overly heroic music in the background and afterwards we don't even see Erebonia getting free from the curse. Everyone just appears on that rocky scenery of the castle and we get even more dead characters to come back to life (because nobody can die in this saga even though there is a huge war happening) and thats it.
After that we see the aftermath of the war, the marriage and more ouroboros reveals and that is cool but the erebonia saga itself ended in a very meh and clearly rushed manner imo.
CS1 and 2 were much more well structured . CS2 ending in the Infernal Castle was absolutely badass and fighting Loa Erebonius and discovering Valimar was cool for the first game.
@@FelipeDermann The Erebonia saga ends in Hajimari, no in Cold Steel IV. I agree with you about CS IV. McBurn fight is still the best. The Final boss in HnK is 100x better that Osborne, and a lot more meaningful.
@@FelipeDermann There's a reason why Hajimari was given to us after this game, to wrap up the loose ends and set the foundations for the next arc. If you think about it, none of the "final" games in every arc of Trails ever had a proper conclusion that left you with "Yep, this is it, I understand it all". Sky SC ended on a huge bang, but it didn't give a good conclusion to a lot of the characters and it ended up being kind of pointless in the end because Ouroboros still got the Sept-Terrion, which is why we got Sky the Third, same way as we got Hajimari now. Azure solved the current conflict with KeA and Crois', but the rest was still not done, as it took 5 more games to give Crossbell a fitting end.
As for how there was no meaningful cutscene between Osborne and Class VII, there was kind of no need for it. It took 4 games for Class VII to finally stand on the same ground as Osborne, and by the end of that journey, they understood all they needed to know, there were no revelations left to be done, only a fight. We encounter Osborne quite often throughout the 4 games in comparison to other villains, and we see his motivations on display time and time again. He's been there all the time and we've always known of him, in comparison to villains where they get revealed toward the end, needing to have a conversation with them when you finally confront them at the very end. This is probably one of the most unique parts of Osborne as the 'antagonist', he's a threat that loomed over you for all these games, not in the background, but you've always known of him, and only at the end, once you've understood everything, you get to finally take him down.
That's not to say I don't have my problems with this game. It definitely felt like it could've been cut down a little bit. I like a long finale, but 140+ hours is a bit much even for me, especially when there's quite a few unnecessary moments. I will also agree that I don't like the whole Crow and Millium getting a pass with them just being allowed to live like that.. Well, actually, with Millium, it makes more sense, since she was 'artificial' to begin with, so she was able to get a new body. However, as much as I like Crow, it felt a bit dumb and far-fetched to let him live.
TL;DR I have problems with the game, but I like the final sequence.
@@marrlethefirst An understandable opinion but I disagree in a few points.
Osborne was always the big villain of the entire franchise since his appearance in SC and since then we get small bits of info on who he is and what he wants and extremely few moments of direct confrontation.
At first we always though he was just a warmonger that wants to make Erebonia the leading nation through war by conquering all other nations which was easy enough to understand but in CS4 the game throws you the curveball and actually he was a good guy all along (which in itself was a big letdown to me) so we DEFINITELY needed a lot more screen time between him and class VII and especially Rean to truly understand this character and set things straight once and for all.
The fact that I've been waiting for that after hundreds of hours playing Kiseki games means that we needed and deserved much more than just another trivial boss fight that ends in 10 minutes...
This problem is aggravated further by the fact that CS4 wastes most of its time in pointless redundant quests of reuniting your previous allies and "convincing" other people to resist the curse by fighting them over and over to show your resolve. So much more time could have been used to show other outcomes and character development...
Sky 1 and 2 presents and closes the plot that happened in Liberl in an outstanding fashion, the third game simply shows you extra info on the world and characters and presents a new protagonist and plot that is presented and resolved in the same game which was a great idea imo. Far better than what we got in CS4.
As for Millium and Crow coming back from the dead, I think that is unacceptable after the ending of CS2 and CS3 where they both sacrifice themselves to save everyone. If there was no real sacrifice then there is no real consequence to what happens in the story, it's as if the game makes you for a fool every time this happens.
The writers were just way too afraid of killing their characters and the world just doesn't feel like it's changing and going forward this way. It may have a plausible explanation lore-wise but that doesn't erase the fact that the impact of the previous endings were nullified by this fear of letting go of your characters.
The same can be said about Angelica, Olivert, Victor, Toval, the Emperor, etc. I mean, we have a huge war going on and we have already a huge cast of characters, there was zero need to spare the lives of all of these and probably many others.
Well, I just hope that Hajimari helps me find the explanations and closure that I'm looking for. Although it kinda feels like I'm being ripped off by having to play 5 100h long games to get the answer I'm looking for. The crossbell arc was the best one for me so far, just 2 games where the first one presents you the characters and plot and the second game puts everything to rest in a polished, satisfying manner and that's it. We don't need huge, drawn out sagas like Cold Steel anymore, it just gets too exhaustive and redundant.
I love falcom, kiseki, and cold steel. But this song is weak IMO compared to a mighty power, and not because of the vocals... i normally thing vocals for grandness iw cheap but mighty power does it right and this track just isnt on the same level IMO
You are right