I honestly wish this track was used for the Calamity of Norwich instead of the Grand Battle theme. I feel it made more sense thematically and emotionally.
Meh, I wouldn't worry about it. Besides the Calamity of Norwich is the first of multiple Grand Battles in Lostbelt 6 and is actually a preview of its big headliner boss (that being Cernunnos) in the final part. If they were ever to make a movie trilogy out of a story arc, this would be the perfect Lostbelt to do it with. First movie would end shortly after Chaldea repels the Calamity of Norwich and Mash gets spirited away by Morgan, the second movie would go from there until Morgan's betrayal and ultimate downfall, and the final movie is the Final Great Calamity that ultimately destroys Britain.
@@cameraredeye3115 True, but I was more thinking purely from a score perspective. I feel this battle theme matched the tone of the fight, a desperate struggle with no guarantee of success all on the cusp of an emotional reunion with Mash.
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The best Fatal Battle theme to date for me.
Best Fatal Battle theme period.
@@cameraredeye3115 I still prefer the standard cosmos in the lostbelt fatal battle theme, but that's all about personal taste. Love this one too.
Was not expecting a generic enemy’s animations to be so damn good. Those Anubis looking guys look so good
This explains why it took a year for LB 6. They're doing the most they can for both the story and sprite animations
Best bgm from new LB6..anyway..thx to upload this on TH-cam:)
This feels more like a final boss
I honestly wish this track was used for the Calamity of Norwich instead of the Grand Battle theme. I feel it made more sense thematically and emotionally.
Meh, I wouldn't worry about it. Besides the Calamity of Norwich is the first of multiple Grand Battles in Lostbelt 6 and is actually a preview of its big headliner boss (that being Cernunnos) in the final part.
If they were ever to make a movie trilogy out of a story arc, this would be the perfect Lostbelt to do it with. First movie would end shortly after Chaldea repels the Calamity of Norwich and Mash gets spirited away by Morgan, the second movie would go from there until Morgan's betrayal and ultimate downfall, and the final movie is the Final Great Calamity that ultimately destroys Britain.
@@cameraredeye3115 True, but I was more thinking purely from a score perspective. I feel this battle theme matched the tone of the fight, a desperate struggle with no guarantee of success all on the cusp of an emotional reunion with Mash.