Game Composer Reacts to FATALIS Theme - Monster Hunter World
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- You guys asked for this one a lot! Here are some of my thoughts on the Fatalis theme from Monster Hunter World. The level of darkness and despair in this theme is not something you see very often in Monster Hunter music.
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So many of you guys requested this one! I finally got around to it.
By the way, have you seen the little series I did on the music of the God Serpents from MHRise? It's over here: th-cam.com/video/upxRbvxV1DM/w-d-xo.html
Can you react to the Rotten Vale theme pls ^^
Another voice in one theme is safijiva or listen alatreon theme
Next Raging Brachydios please
He so special that capcom make new bgm for him
And technically he just a variant
Hey I have a suggestion for ultimate white fatalis theme phase 2 from monster hunter frontier z
or the regular white fatalis theme
The second phase theme really is supposed to be heroic, it’s officially called “limitless courage”
"The Legend Descends" is Fatalis' theme.
"Limitless Courage" is the theme of the Hunters against Fatalis.
"Proof of a Hero" is the Hunter's theme
no, proof of the hero is the hunting horn mains ascending and giving the party strength
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The two measures of 6/4 followed by 4/4 are really special to me because it's a clear throwback to the Verdant Hills battle music.
That chaotic nature is probably there less for the sake of Fatalis, and more to capture the intensity of fighting your first 'big monster' - even if it was probably just a Yian Kut-Ku.
I really like this, though, because to me it seems to represent how it all comes full circle and how Fatalis represents a return to chaos and the unknown. It seems silly to compare Fatalis to something like a Yian Kut-Ku or a Rathian, but by the time you reach Fatalis it's safe to say you're a top class hunter and you (or your character) are starting to come to grips with the world and the nuance of hunting. Then, you're confronted by this beast of mythical proportions that seems to throw all of that out the window. Just as you become comfortable with your role in the food chain, there are suddenly stakes again. I feel like that Verdant Hills battle theme motif exists in Fatalis' own score to make the hunter reflect on how far they've come but also to recapture that sense of wonder and unfamiliarity right when you were just starting to think you've finally come to grips with everything this world has to offer.
It's not that the chaos doesn't fit Fatalis, because of course it does, but I think it represents way more than that.
Also, I never noticed the Kokoto homage and I'm super glad you pointed that out.
I swear this theme just grows on me more and more every time I hear it.
I love how fatalis theme was a more aggressive remix of rathalos' theme (forest and hills/verdant hills) and íts armor was a black version of rathalos' armor with some changes. The last/secret boss of the game sharing things with the flagship monster
What a fantasic way to put that, the point of how Fatalis's theme is the Verdant Hills/Rathalos theme and what it symbolizes, I mean. I'd like to think I'm normally pretty good at catching stuff like that, but this one completely flew over my head.
This theme give me chills. And your break down of the key pieces of the price makes me enjoy it that much more.
World was my first MH game, but it rests within my list of personal favorites. The hours of enjoyment, and breathlessness from amazing moments like this fight... It blows me away to think about how much amazing talent went into making this masterpiece of a game.
Thanks for the videos Mr. Davi! Looking forward to the next as always.
Thank you for watching, my friend. I'm glad to you're excited to see what I'll post next!
The fatalis theme is so powerful and your explanation really is interesting.
For me the start always felt almost scary and full of despair with the disturbing kokoto theme, it's like fatalis saying "That happy memory of yours of kokoto, i took it down and you're next". It almost brought up a feeling of loss, as if Kokoto was gone.
And once we get to the theme of astera's theme it's more heroic and determined, and almost as if we're still determined to protect astera and seliana so it won't end up like kokoto.
Might sound dumb :c
Cool interpretation. Doesn't sound dumb to me!
came from your hollow knight videos, your analysis of music is super interesting, love the content!
Don't tell anybody but next week's video is another Hollow Knight one. Shhhhh...
I sadly never played WorldBorn, but second phase song feels like a ‘It’s now or never’ and I hope they bring that back to Rise if they will put our favorite grumpy dragon back, it will feel weird without him ;-;
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I'd like to add as well, that part is a reference to the encounter BGM in one of the areas in Monster Hunter, which is the Forest and Hills. As it was the first music players heard on their first large monster hunt, the composer might've decided to add them to the final quest in Iceborne which is the Fatalis. I still get mild PTSD from hearing it as there was one area in that map that had a really bad camera angle and it was really hard to see what was going on so most of the time I got KO'd there. Here's the reference:
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fun fact about this theme: when thie theme was made, its composer didn't know for what kind of the monster this theme was, and had no information without the order: "this monster is stronger version of Rathalos or something like that so could you make the theme like that?"
Later its composer saw fatalis（Milla Boreas in Japanese）and said "That's not what I imagined lol."
The fact that his only driving force is the pure unadulterated hated of humanity is a testament to the sheer sense of power and emotion Fatalis has.
Also the whole first phase is literally just the verdant hills theme with vocals (what used to be rathalos’ theme)
first theme: OH GOD IT'S FATALS
second theme: It's a real challenge, but we can push through and win this!
Proof of a Hero: WOOOOO, YEAH BABY, THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR, THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT WOOHOO
Mission Failed.... :
"kitchengun has fainted"
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I literally failed the first 2 times when Proof of a Hero hit because I was literally tearing up from nostalgia
*5 minutes remaining*
Really lovely reaction and nice breakdowns as well. Love how much you understand and appreciate (and can catch) all the references. Great stuff ^^
Yo, thanks for hanging out here on the channel, Gaijin!
Hey gaijin love your vids man
the man himself appeared !!
Hello gaijin
I feel like I should have expected to see you here...
But I didn't expect to see you here
I've always loved Fatalis' theme, but I've never really been able to put it into words beside the obvious like "it's dramatic".
Finally, something that explains why I love this song in all the ways I can't.
Plus, I love how the first phase sounds desperate, dramatic, and chaotic, but the second phase sounds heroic and triumphant, eventually culminating in Proof of a Hero. It's like the soundtrack itself is cheering you on more and more the further into it you get.
It would be cool if he could compare the difference in proof of a hero from The first MH to Rise
proof of a hero gives a damage boost to every hunter with sound on, I can't prove this but we all know this is true
@@kokosnotenXD Nothing in the game is more anti-climatic than dying to Fatalis during the Proof of a Hero part
@@yuomovaeh3028 double the pride, twice the fall
@@yuomovaeh3028 Tragic*
Fatalis being an ordinary western dragon is important, in the middle ages dragons were associated with demons, the devil, the end of time and overall death destruction and devastation.
Rule of Monster Hunter design: The more it looks like a generic dragon, the more powerful it is.
@@MansMan42069 unironically yeah, Fatalis looking so "normal" adds to his unsettling and out of place feel. It cleverly tells you that he's different. That animals fight to survive, Fatalis fights to exterminate.
Knowing how much damage Fatalis does ingame and lore-wise he might as well be a demon.
@@nyxxose white Fatalis is pretty much god so...
I don't understand why everyone just say Fatalis is like generic dragon. He's got very long neck, slithers like a snake, and waddle on 2 feet. Definitely NOT like how a generic dragon is depicted. Safi'jiva is the one exactly like a traditional western dragon (except he doesn't breath fire... he shoots friking laser)
the main feeling I get from the different phases of fatalis is this: first phase is an absolute frenzy. it's a great tool to create shear panic in players who probably either feel confident in their ability to beat him or is scared of what is to come. combined with fatalis's insane timing/speed on his attacks throughout the fight creates this feeling of being outmatched and there is no backing out. it's when the player and character realizes it's going to be the fight of their lives. the switching of perspective of heroic and terror plays into the players small glimmer of hope that its beatable and the wall they still have climb to reach their goal. phase two is where the real learning phase kicks in. this is when you've basically seen most of his attacks and is just trying to learn the fight and timing. having a more heroic tone plays into that perfectly, because at this point you've been given positive feedback and that you're doing something to fatalis. it fills the player with hope. its isn't until phase 3 hits and the purple flame is revealed that the player is given terror again but this mostly shown in the visuals: the sheer bright purple flame contrasting the dark colors on fatalis himself as well as the environment of castle shrade coupled with how much damage it actually does to you indicated by either you fainting at full health or him doing 90% of your health in one hit. only time music plays into it is when u faint and the music cuts out or it plays the quest failed music which is full of sorrow. when you use the dragonator though, music becomes the forefront again playing the original proof of a hero score. the player is given so much hope from hearing that, meaning fatalis is at his wits end and the fight is almost over. I honestly cant remember what is playing during the fatalis death animation but any joy from that moment is through the visuals of fatalis flialing around before finally giving in and dieing.
.......the player then has the biggest ego around until arch tempered velkana comes around to knock them down a peg.
Unless you're like me and beat AT velk in 2 tries and had a way harder time with fatalis
@@spinomania1921 not saying at velkana was harder, just that she wasn't a pushover like frostfang was. when people first fought her they were arragont thinking she was going to be easy. turns out she wasn't exactly easy and people had to actually pay attention to the fight to beat her. by the time she was released everyone had the new op fatalis set on so everyone was very very arragont and over confident in their abilities. frostfang in comparison was laughably easy especially for a variant monster. of course it didnt help it was release way later in the dlc line up, the same dlc pack as alatreon which was right before fatalis. people fought frostfang solo and beat it first try with very little problems since while the sticky ice was different, was seen already on base velkana. at velkana was just the monster that slaps players in the face to make them pay attention to the fights again.
Yeah Fatalis and At Velkhana are great endgame battles, mostly for veterants because you can fill the thrill and energy of the figth again every time you figth them
The theme playing during Fatalis's death animation is the original victory theme way back in MH1
So Capcom is basically hitting long time hunters with a bullet train full of nostalgia
@@Scanvas3 and it really hits the nostalgia, my teammate and i were super hyped when we heard the proof of a hero theme and went completly silent when we heard the old Victory Theme.
Yes Davi Vasc...Proof of a Hero needs to be talk about...when you hit the Dragonator after the 2 intense phases you been hunting through and the original proof of a hero song starts playing; its like the music is encouraging you, telling you "you are close, dont give up". 20mins of intense concentration with problably little healing and 2 faints already in, Proof of a Hero kicks in and giving you that extra boost of energy and finally you giving the killing blow...its probably one of the biggest shot of Dopamine someone could get.
This!!! Couldn't have said it better myself. Always loved fatalis and the lore surrounding it since mh inception as well as it's ost throughout the yrs. Easily my most fav mon in the entire mh series.
"Time has ran out"
Proof of a hero playing puts the buffs from the hunting horn in your party to shame, it just enhances your focus so much that you are hitting and dodging more consistently. It is like being buffed by 20 HH users at once.
Edit: Also on that Time has run out bit, bringing back the horrors of solo'ing him, like 30 attempts with quest failed due to timer.
Can confirm about the effect Proof of a Hero has. I soloed the Gogmazios urgent quest back in MH4U and when proof of a hero played, I did not hold back (hell I didn’t even use potions cuz I was so focused on slaying gogmazios)
Yeah man. When proof of a hero starts playing it makes me feel like "You're almost there! the home stretch" type of feeling.
Aw man it makes my heart race
Imagine fighting this godlike creature with the extremely wonky controls of classic MH yet it's still a fan favorite due to the experience outside of the gameplay aspect.
I did.
@@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx We respect your struggles, first fleeter o7
Lol I used iron lance because like nothing else had good green sharpness
the monsters movement are designed around ours, so Fatalis was just as wonnky
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And Fatalis face-hugging the wall quite oftentimes. Hahahahahhahahaha
This track makes me feel EXACTLY like how Dark Souls fans felt when they heard Gwyn's theme chime in on the last phase of the DS3 final boss.
Yeah
Gwyn Theme: Plin plin plon.
Dark Souls players: crying.
Fatalis theme: *_exists._*
Monster Hunter players: _TERRIFIED SCREAMING_
Oh yeah.
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate also has great songs.
I really love the Gogmajuzu and Dalamadur Themes
These ones are great. I also want to do a video on Shagaru's theme
This is me just speculating, but I think the "festive" part that you pointed out in the 2nd phase might be a kind of echo of the fallen Kingdom of Schrade. It sounds very similar to medieval style festival music. Considering the fact that Schrade was a medieval style kingdom (with a castle and everything) it would probably be the type of music that they would have listened to. This festive music coming back along with the heroic elements of World's theme and the brass instruments might be trying to communicate that the Hunter is in a way avenging those who fell to Fatalis way back when. If you want to get really poetic, it's almost like they're cheering us on.
That is a really interesting take
This take holds more when you remember the cutsceness prior to this was about the hunters who fell if I recall, even down to a line saying "we owe it to them, lets make their sacrifice count" I think when the dragonator is found?
When you’re so close to death that you can hear the souls of the damned cheering you on
I used to be rather dismissive of these "professionals react to X" videos. but I really enjoyed this one! I always appreciated the BGM during the Fatalis hunt, but I couldn't put my fingers on why. Having someone else explain and elaborate on it on such a level makes me appreciate the music in these cinematic moments even more.
You finally did it and it only took a thousand years also did you notice that the some of the lyrics seem to be saying "oh help me God help us"
Not sure about a thousand years. But a thousand requests, definitely. lol
God fatalis is absolutely the most obscenely difficult fights in any game ever, i still say fatalis is harder than any soulsborne boss I’ve ever fought
I don't think I'll ever forget finally beating Fatalis in Iceborne. World was my first ever MH Game and it really felt like I was clawing my way to the pinnacle of Hunting. When the dragonator slammed and proof of a hero started? I felt so powerful it was amazing. It gave me such a gaming high that idk if I Can properly describe it.
Something neat to note is that the first phase of the theme is a remix of the Forest and Hills theme from Monster Hunter 1, or Rathalos’ theme
Oh, I completely missed that!
@@DaviVasc I completely missed the Kokoto village parts as well
I noticed that too
Fatalis' theme in world, the first time, and the last time I heard it, made me tear up, and become more determined than ever.
I've been listening to his theme since October and it always made me tear up, i can feel my struggle through this soundtrack alone
Fatalis is also nostalgia incarnate. Hearing Fatalis' theme brings back nearly 20 years of memories from an ever growing ever evolving game. I tear up everytime I hear this theme because of how epic both the monster and theme is.
I really love Fatalis' Iceborne theme!! Like you pointed out it has so many layers and it's both foreboding and heroic alternately/simultaneously. It's really such an amazing piece of music and I love how you illustrated how much it pays homage to the earlier games of the series and even references World's musical themes. I didn't hear those before but now I do and it makes me love this theme even more! :)
Glad I could help you enjoy this music even more :)
Proof of hero playing after using the Dragonator is the cherry on top of this fight
I've always viewed Fatalis's fight themes like this - Phase 1's theme sets up Fatalis as this unnatural occurrence, a singular entity with a single-minded goal: the destruction of humanity and everything that we stand for. It's why it feels so off putting, but so good at the same time. Phase 2's theme, while sounding more heroic, is also us, the hunters, literally fighting for our lives as this living myth is trying to eradicate us with extreme prejudice. The final phase theme, Proof of a Hero, sets the theme of our hunters having faced against our very extinction and come out as triumphant victors, the last ones standing. (But, as we all know, Fatalis will ALWAYS come back, because his very being can regenerate from the smallest pieces of himself, consuming the hunters who wear him. This essential immortality that the Fatalis species seem to have, and it's raw, destructive power, is what makes this beast seem so unnatural to us.)
Overall, Fatalis is my all time favorite monster, and it's family of Crimson and White Fatalis have equally as pleasing themes. I'm super happy they added him to Iceborne to end the game with a bang! :D
I love how dramatic his theme is.
This the final fight.
This is the decisive fight.
This is your end.
That was a great indepth look into one of the most epic tracks in the game. Thank you for your insight!
Glad you liked it, Glyde :)
Real hunter heard this music in their nightmares
I'd love to see a breakdown of TRI/3U's Ceadeus theme one day because I think it's very unusual compared to most of the other big elder dragon themes.
A video on Ceadeus theme is coming soon
My favourite part has to be the references to Driven By the Stars; all throughout World, they focus a lot on brass in the music and to me it feels like that first play of the reference in brass is the Hunter and all the people still behind you, those yet to come, and those who've sadly left the fight rallying to end this fight, but it repeats a second time in choir, the representation of danger in World, and feels just slightly disturbed (though I can't place why) which I see as Fatalis scoffing at our arrogance and mocking us with a rally of his own
The first phase
"Here I come!! I bring thy terror! I bring thy fear! I bring destruction! Thy shall perish to ashes!!"
The second phase
"Thy shall burn!!!"
Get a cover!! Operate that ballista and guns!! Reload the canons!! Aim for the chest and its eyes!!!
Proff of Hero
"Oh... Crap"
GO GET 'EM BOYS
Proff! Of Hroe!
This seriously makes me appreciate the experience Capcom crafted so much more. There is so much thought put into the music: relief and tension; heroism and destruction. Awesome coverage of it!
Capcom cares so much about game music, it makes me so happy
Fatalis hands down is the best monster in whole MHW, from music, to his design, to the map (Castle Schrade ruins still terrifies me) to the fight itself. Capcom did an astounding job of depicting him as the ultimate legend.
Design-wise it's a little boring to me, but it definitely makes up for it in everything else
Idk about being the best monster but his design is ok tho
@elyungpenetos9603 I agree there. BUT must admit World dome Fatalis a huge favour with his redo. Same with Amatsu in Rise
YYYEEEEEESSS! Now all I need is Gogmazios and Dalamadur.
I don't even remember these two themes, it' been a while since I fought them in 4U. Would be fun to refresh my memory in a video!
You should react to ancient monster hunter OST !
They where SO GOOD
Also at phase 2 you are not close to beat him ahah , it's despair for you at this point and where many hunters lose the quest 😭
Im so glad you did this . This is one of the best fights with one of the best themes in all of Monster Hunter . Your theme analysis sort of videos are top notch . I havent found a single person who does those kind of videos better than you , so keep it up man :)
Thank you for saying this, Philipp :)
Lets not forget this fact. Fatalis HATES humans for what they've done to monsters using their body parts to make armor and weapons so in revnge not only does Fatalis kill them IT THEN USES THEIR BODIES AS ARMOR!!!!!
I actually LOVE listening to you explaining whats going on in every theme.. you have your words ON POINT. keep it up man
Thank you my friend!
The way I've always seen the disoriented parts of the first theme is the absolute panic that this thing instills. The ruined castle you fight on? This species was what did all that, *and more* in a single night. If you don't kill this thing now, who knows where's next? Maybe it's because I've fallen so many times in that phase, but it always instills a primal dread in me whenever I listen to it.
Once you get to phase two, I personally got the impression that, not only have you been able to push through the terror Fatalis instills, but Fatalis itself is beginning to take you as a serious threat. You've cleared the first hurdle - this thing isn't invincible. However, you've also pissed it off. It's time to finish what you started, and not let this thing finish you.
Then we get to Proof of a Hero. Since there'll likely be a video on that later (might I suggest reacting to the most popular versions? Gen U's version deserves mention, I'd say), I'll just leave it at the following: There's a reason why it was played at the Olympics.
Also, on the topic of Fatalis, another song to check out: the phase 2 theme of Zenith White Fatalis from the Monster Hunter Frontier series. To me, at least, that's the song that would play if you managed to incite the anger of a deity (which makes sense, given the context).
I always felt that when a player character fights a Fatalis, they go from a hunter to a hero, and it's interesting how the music makes the player feel more heroic
I really appreciate phase 2 a lot more after watching this video - I always liked it before, but I guess I never paid attention to the various themes repeating themselves consciously because Fatalis was always trying to kill me
Haha, there is not much time to consciously appreciate the music in such a demanding fight. Thank you for watching, Patrick!
This is my favorite score in any piece of media ever.
In such a point in time where electronic music is the king, being affordable and modern, catching the attention of such a wide audience with just a few notes, would easily overshadow the sounds of the past, where scores would be too difficult, unfitting, or simply impossible to include in to one's media nowadays.
Even though it is such a difficult inclusion in to something like a video game, requiring so much direction and planning.. Monster Hunter did it anyways, and excelled. Every single aspect about Fatalis is more than an experience even by themselves.
WHERES MY DRAGONATOR
This video just screams the genius of the Fatalis theme composer.
I never knew the Kokoto village theme was in it, but after you mentioned it I was paying way closer attention and picked up the World theme immediately.
All these different themes are so beautifully and seemlessly weaved together.
If nothing else, this theme is a love letter to those of us who first fought Fatalis in Kokoto. It describes the journey we've been on so well.
Also, let us not ignore that phase three is when Fatalis pops his head up and says "wait, why do I hear boss music?"
Fatalis' theme goes pretty hard makes me wanna fight him whenever I get online lmao
But seeing a breakdown like this makes me love the theme even more
I really love Monster Hunter
And I really loved World so to hear one of my favorite themes broken down like this is awesome
Glad you enjoyed it, my friend
I love that the song itself represents the climactic battle between man and a draconic mass extinction event. In equal parts grand and terrifying; heroic and villainous!
You’re right about the choirs, in World and Iceborne at least it was pretty rare to hear choirs in a monster theme. It was reserved for Elder Dragons and monsters of unusual strength and ferocity. As soon as humans started singing, you would instantly get a pang of fear, like, “So I’ve got a real fight ahead of me, huh?”
Speaking of choirs, the “Brachydios” and “Raging Brachydios” themes are so good. Not just technically like probably all MH’s songs are, but they’re genuinely catchy and inspiring in their own right. In my uneducated opinion at least!
Brachydios is a mid level monster, not terribly difficult, who has a great theme. But the player can fight a rare variant of Brachy called “Raging Brachydios”. He’s much harder, more aggressive, and scarier. His theme song reflects that, with the dreaded choir music. The “chorus” of both their themes is so good, I get it stuck in my head every so often.
Well honestly fatalis is not wrong, humans are definitely the source of unbalance nature 😅 especially now. So I kinda get Fatalis’s anger and point there haha
You should react to Alatreon’s theme because it’s really unique.
The tri one or the world one? I'm more partial to the Tri one. They both have something of their own to say about their respective Alatreon, but I prefer the Tri one.
@@therighttrousers343 same
I will!
@@DaviVasc Awesome, I love your videos man.
If they ever make another Monster Hunter movie I hope they make it about Fatalis and include the fall of Schrade (and replace the director).
Fatalis probably has one of the best phase music in gaming cause it tells such a story
I agree, of all bosses i faced, defeated, dominated, Fatalis has taken the #1 spot for me
Can you make a video reacting to Velkhana's music from Monster Hunter World Iceborn? very good music
"Cumbersome and big" Fatalis still moves faster than most end game monters, truly size doesn't matter but how you use it
in old day fatalis move like snail and fly like fat chicken, but he hit like train
@@sammidul4080 this one hits hard and fast and can tank the meteor that killed the dinosaurs worth of damage,
Davi: explaining every single detail of fatalis themes
Background: someone beating a dragon with beers
nice one gobro boy
@@icollastickofficial2480 thank you very much icollastick official, I really appreciate your comment
I like how in phase 2, it's more up beat but it never quite loses this "edge" to it. As if to subtly remind you that yeah you're winning, it's on the back foot BUT it's also Fatalis so letting your guard down would be utterly foolish.
imagine smashing this godlike creature's head with an oversized guitar
Well, there is hunting horn that's basically a guitar, sooo...
@@electro_lux2232 I know, that's why I say it, because I main hunting horn
Every hunt is more stylish with Zinogre's hunting horn
Whenever you do these MHW:I melody reactions/breakdowns,I have the urge to go back home. I love world's music, and it makes me want to come back and play it every day and listen to your take on the monsters themes
MH music is soo good at being nostalgic, its crazy
0:47 LETS FUCKING GOOO, sorry I just love Leitmotif
That part at 12:55 always hypes me up. Yoi truly nailed with that of the festive feeling. The entire orchestra and voices do sound like an anthem of celebration.(also, is nobody gonna talk about that beautiful piano slide at 13:44?
I keep killing that spicy lizard long boi just for that part only
I don't know if anyone cares about this one monster anymore, but I would be ectastic to see an analysis on the themes of the Ceadeus from Gen3 👁️👄👁️
The phase one or two theme?
@@martins7161 i can't get either of them off my head...but phase two definetely takes the cake in goosebumps giving!
I forgot about him but his theme was fire especially phase 2
@@jangelorum phase 1 was fire too
@@martins7161 phase 2 theme is the one that's highly regarded
Fighting Fatalis would be a really different feels after watching this. Since I didn't realize the astera theme also at first.
Btw did you play Monster Hunter World IB ?
Late to the party, but does anyone else notice how the first part's chanting vaguely sounds like people crying _"God save us, God save us, help us!"_
I've been waiting for this
Hope you enjoyed it, my hentai loving friend
@@DaviVasc screenshot worthy
@@DaviVasc WTF AHAHA 😂
Plsss react ro attack on titan music
Ateak on titan, Vogel im käfig or yousee big girl!!
One of my favorite moments in a Fatalis hunt is when you land the Dragonator hit, and Proof of A Hero starts playing. Suddenly, I'm not tired of getting beat up anymore. Suddenly, it's "go time".
Did he do Khezus theme too?
"It's silence but it keeps getting faster!"
I do think the Kokoto theme is a bit of a hint to the region that Castle Schrade is in
Ooh, I didn't even think of that! You might be right.
i dont know if its just me but at 10:00 it sounds like Namielle's theme was thrown in there
Clearly my favorite theme in all Monster hunter franchise so far.
The most epic and heroic one for the most powerfull and legendary Monster ... FATALIS
fun fact the original fatalis theme was a remix of the forest and hill's theme (or the verdant hills in generations)
also, the human voices could also be all the hunters who fatalis melted into its hide with its fire breath, no joke that's something fatalis was stated to do in the lore
Great analysis as always! Love your explanations. I love this theme because of Kokoto village theme reference. I think Fatalis theme for World version is filled with MH history. Oh, I can hear Iceborne main theme in this theme and I’m not sure, but toward the end of the theme, I can hear Lao-Shan Lung theme… Proof of a Hero, maybe? I feel like playing MHW again. Thank you for this amazing video, Davi!!
Oh yeah, I didn't mention it in the video but fragments of Proof of a Hero a sprinkled all over this. Thanks Aya!
Was really looking forward to you talking about Fatalis theme. I was not disappointed. Such an epic theme that really makes you shudder in the presence of the god of all monsters!
Great video!! Can you make one from Zenith White Fatalis???
Sure!
phase 1 is like a dire situation, phase 2 is “help is on the way we can call help from the hunter guilds “ great reaction!
I really think when you take a moment to appreciate music in games, you enjoy them way more, specially in MH or Dark Souls games
Absolutely. A lot of thought and effort goes into it.
Curious about your take on Cold Blues and Flaming Reds. (The Large Monster encounter theme for the Lava Caverns in Monster Hunter Rise.)
More MHW theme break down please, these explanations are soo good
Safi Jiiva's or Raging Brachy's next? Chanting in music gets my goose bump going, and it feels super epic.
I just did Safi! th-cam.com/video/ShSKB7fHEPc/w-d-xo.html
I love the reference to Kokoto Village theme so much. By incorporating the first game's village theme into this one, it not only sparks nostalgic familiarity in veteran hunters (only for that nostalgia to be cut off by tense chords), it also metaphorically represents just how far the series has come since the very first village theme, and incidentally how old Fatalis itself is.
Genius composing
I can tell this channel is gonna explode in popularity. Keep up the good work!
P.S. I’d love to see your take on Vaal Hazak’s theme.
We're getting there. Thanks for the suggestion!
I love IB Fatalis so goddamn much.
It´s the epitome of "It was better in the good ol´days? Guess what, the good ol´days are here for visit to smack your ass around!"
Did he say kokoto village? Ok, a man of culture
PLEASE do a video on the Proof of a Hero theme in the Fatalis fight, it’s such an inspiration!
Hopefully
Just wait to hear to hear crimson and white fatalis themes
the frontier ones yes
Ohh yeah proof of a hero gets its own video as it should! Nice Davi! Nice!
Absolutely. Felt wrong to include in this one
The part he mentions with the song switching between the hunters perspective and fatalis’ perspective, I like to think it’s trying to give that vibe of giving the hunter hope just for fatalis to smash that hope
Your breakdown has made me love fatalis theme even more. The first phase of the song feels like it's the end of humanity, like extinction is upon the human race, while the second phase feels like humanity's last final stand against the creature that is about to bring extinction to them. It's so intense. I love it.
It used to be Forest & Hills, my monst hated song in the series, with opera.
When I heard the new theme for the first time, I think my soul left my body. Litteraly went from something that made me irritated to this absolute Masterpiece.
That includes Fatalis too, smooth movement, thigh hitboxes, a powerful cinematic attack, cool siege weaponry, a real challenge, and 100% reasons to remember the name.
As a hunter I rarely get Goosebumps, but when they come, they come hard! The part in which Fatalis fused the thick metal barrier, ready to enter the final phase... was utterly Terrifying, but it was quickly followed by the memorable Proof of a Hero.
In that moment I almost cried. What a fight!!
This was a phenomenal breakdown.
I'd love to see you react to and breakdown Gehrman, the First Hunter's theme from Bloodborne.
I'll tell you a secret. This week's video is a reaction on a track from a soulsborne game. Shhhhh...
one thing I would like to point out, the disturbing choir at the beginning is actually rathalos theme, who was the main monster of monster hunter 1
That kokoto bit is ahhhhhhhhhhh
I get it now the reason the first one was so chaotic was because of the hunter catching fatalis with his pants down then on the second phase fatalis pull them up as if you didn’t catch him watching hentai of human torture
what
i dont pay attention to the theme cos half the time time im in panik mod cos im low on hp and on fire while fatalis is charging up a fire blast directly at me
Understandable
You need to react to the monster hunter world iceborne theme. It's a beautiful piece of art
Thank you for the suggestion!