The amusement park level is the moment i fell in love with nier automata. Totally changing my perspective on the machines while being blown away by the music.
For me it was the confrontation with the first Sentient Robot. Learning that it wasn't so Black and White, and at least SOMETIMES....the Androids, and us the Player, we're the Villains
They made multiple versions of the same track for the game. First you have the original version which plays when you're at the heart of the place associated with the song. Then the "Quiet" version plays when you're a little far from the location. And lastly "8 bit" version which plays during hacking minigame. Its amazing how seamless the transition is in game. I highly recommend playing Nier Automata. Its a masterpiece in gameplay,storytelling & soundtrack
@@AtlasBenighted yes, same goes for battle themes where the enemies' hp as well your hp will cause the music to transition from instrumentals to vocals. Then for Bosses certain attacks can affect the music, for example one song has Bells that will play Only when the Boss does a specific attack at just the right time. (Some people have never even heard them because the timings just won't line up for them)
@@-libertyprimev1-902 This is something they probably based on Phantasy Star Online 2, that game does that a LOT on bosses, there's a boss called Dark Falz Luther(Loser, depending on which translation you're playin on), who can stop time, and the music start looping a certain instrumental section when the boss uses this attack, letting the music progress only when the time starts moving again.
@@bloody4558 that sounds about right, though it's possibly also a nod to series origin, since Drakengard 1 and 3 both had "Final Final Bosses" that were quite literally the songs... Music has always been a Large part of Drakenier so it's difficult to pinpoint all the exact inspirations.
All lyrics in nier are “chaos language”, a language made so that the gamer will not be distracted by lyrics while gaming. Thought up by yoko taro and keiichi okabe
It also allows them to combine sounds that either don't exist or wouldn't make sense in existing languages. Bands like Sigur Rós have done this as well for similar reasons, and it works beautifully when executed properly.
For context this song is the theme of a place where a bunch of newly-conscious robots who don't really fully understand human civilization or what the emotions they feel mean have built an amusement park and are sort of going through the motions of celebration. You can't actually be certain whether they've truly become "alive" or are just imitating human behaviour as best they can.
To me this is when the game clearly tries to make you question your assumptions about those machines. At the start, the machines are dehumanized for the sake of the war propaganda. Then very quickly during the next few chapters when you, - playing as the protagonists, investigate them more, you start noticing that there is more to them than what appears on the surface. In stark contrast to the cold and unfeeling description, you're shown these machines populating an amusement park, which by its very purpose is to provide joy to its visitors. This contradiction is then portrayed through this piece of soundtrack as well, with its unsettling composition.
@@keksitzee1094 Having played Replicant after Automata, I'm noticing similarities with how the robots/Shades have been portrayed and the lingering questions and themes of what it means to be human which is prevalent in the series.
Oh, man. You chose a real work of art, here. ...though, I would personally really love to see City Ruins covered. That song is just so beautiful. Edit: The language you're hearing is the "Chaos" language that they created for both NieR and NieR: Automata's music!
Something I haven't seen a lot of people point out is how at certain parts (such as 3:56) the glockenspiel in the background plays a variation of the iconic melody from the classical piece, "Entrance of the Gladiators", which nowadays is mostly associated with circuses and clowns. Which ties really well into the location this track plays in.
That's an incredibly astute observation. Though I am very familiar with Entrance of the Gladiators (who isn't honestly at this point) I would have never connected it the way it's played but once I read your comment it immediately clicked into place.
Nice to see more NieR Automata the games OST is a masterpiece. Like with A Beautiful Song this track is best experienced ingame, as different parts dynamically play depending on what part of the Amusement Park you’re in.
Bro this is got nothing to do with the song but when he said "the melancholy is real" I remembered something I shouldn't have... Spoilers↓ I remembered the 2B incident which I legit teared up for
PLEAAASSEE play the three play through s of this game eventually... Like god it's the best story and best emotionally charged atmosphere ever. Its got so many plot twists and mind blowing events. And the music is just god perfect. Even if you play it on your own time your doing yourself a dishonor to your own life by skipping out on this masterpiece. The game goes so deep.. Like the language is in a custom language called chaos language. Meant to be faded away after tens of thousands of years. Its so cool atlas.. I wish you the best
I love this subdued bright energy that the song creates. It's like a faint light in a blanket of darkness. Like a glimpse of what it once was before. I felt at times it wanted to explode into something bright yet it can't. It's changed yet it never forgot what it once was.
Great Reaction as always! And that Guitar play was fuking GOOD! This is easily among my favs NieR OST. I can't wait till you hear the others in a future. And hopefully, whenever you play the game itself if it happens.
You were right. Nier's OST uses Chaos Language for most of the songs, and in certain ones it switches between chaos language and real languages like english and japanese. It's very unique IMO.
The language used for almost all songs in Nier;automata is a made up one called “chaos language”. It has no direct translation but a few tracks do have a “translation” written by the composer of roughly what they are expressing
It's really hard to fully appreciate this song stripped of its context in the game because the song has voices added and removed dynamically based on location and what those parts of the level are like and this is an arrangements of all of what you might hear in game
This is probably one of my top favourite songs from the game, other than "Fate - Song of the Ancients" and "A Beautiful Song"! But that section with the guitar play and the song in the BG needs a video on its own. It was so so good and I'd play that on replay. Simply amazing!
My man always love the breakdowns, they always to my alot and help me hear things I missed. At some point I hope you breakdown OST's from the Ori game's, specifically 'Shriek and Ori'. Keep up the great content dude.
The vocals are in « chaos language » the devs did this to not distract with vocals i think… but i also read somewhere (i’m not sure) that chaos language was like a word mix in multiple languages, like the minions in dispecable me (but i’m really unsure of that…)
The Amusement park is one of my favourite locations in the game because despite being a depressing place, it is also one of the few places where the machines aren't hostile even after they become "zombie machines."
I like how you talk during the music, like a lot of others pause. And that's okay, but you got to think about the audience here. We all have listened to the song hundreds of times.
Beautiful Song or Gradma - Destruction or Forest Kingdom from Nier next... ! Im 36 gaming from a kid. The Nier Automata OST has the best soundtrack in the history of gaming...Its the first time image and sound becamed one while gaming like top of the top production holywood films. Every place in Nier has music that becomes one with the visual experience. Its crazy how the music from this game drags you emotionaly inside the game.
I personally think this song comes out best with the surrealistic scenery you see when it plays. The context of the scenery is important to the impact of the song.
Nier Automata in my opinion has the best OST in gaming history. They are not just great music, but also the perfectly catch the moments. The feeling when I first saw the amusement park was surprised , and immediately recognized the music 🎶 how it is perfect with situations you find yourself in it.
Referring to the vocal language, aside from I think Weight of the World, the entire soundtrack is sung using a fake language called Chaos language. This was made by the vocalist and composer to sound similar to various real life languages based on some of their most used phonetic sounds, and structured in a way where you could imagine it as being the language spoken by people hundreds or even thousands of years in the future.
Day 86 of requesting House of Sacred Remains from Castlevania: Lament of Innocence. Beautifully atmospheric track and one of my fave's from video games in general. It'd be awesome to hear what you think of it. It's the theme of a level set starting from a cathedral and ending in the crypts through lots of library areas, it's not a particularly significant or infamous level at all but I think the track really reflects the hallowed grounds housing sacred relics beautifully. The 4 minute upload from the Castlevania Sound Team is the one to listen to.
NieR’s (both Replicant and Automata) music is so amazing. It actually turns out that the music is in a language called “chaos language”. It’s not meant to be translated and is sung/created by Emi Evans. I always play through games every once in a while because Emi does such a good job. My top favorite songs are Song of The Ancients (literally any version) and Weight of the World the End of YoRHa.
10:40 You totally nailed this piece of analysis, you should seriously play Nier Automata and maybe do some live reaction videos, Nier is full of these amazing songs
Every time i hear this piece i get this sense of nostalgia, not even just for the game, the first time i played it i got the same feeling. I love this song for that. Also you're correct, it's a made up language. The creator wanted to incorporate the sound and feel of multiple languages combined together, since this game takes place in the very distant future, he believed that the human language would have evolved into a universal language like this at some point in history.
I wish you could do the Simone boss song, which is the boss of this very same amusement park and is damn epic, sad and very well composed ! thanks as usual for the video, amd you definitely should play this game ! musicwise, one of the best of this decade Imho
Thank you so much for your very nice reaction. This is a request, but I need you to react to the OST called The Moment a Star Is Born (Fate/Grand Order OST). It is a very magnificent song.
The idea behind chaos language is very foreboding, what do you get when all human language is lost, and then reconstructed by artificial intelligence without context - a collage of bits and pieces from every language cobbled together according to linguistic "rules" common to all of them.
Very happy and hyped for the collab event between Punishing: Gray Raven x NieR:Automata - Untold Naraka at the end of this month. Hope I can enjoy as well of this amazing OST in this collab.
Maybe i am too late, but what about "Lady Maria of the Astral Clock Tower" Theme - from Bloodborne? I think we forgot this one during the "souls season". I really like this content and it would be nice to see an analysis of this masterpiece
A full context for the ost, potential spoilers: It is for an area of the game that has an amusement park theme where sentient robots literally dress up in clown outfit trying to recreate and run an amusement park but due to some slight misunderstanding they didn't clean the place so it looks kind of dilapidated and junkyard-ish with most of the rides broken down. The robots are actually docile and doesn't attack the players upon entering. At the end or more accurately the center of the amusement park is a castle and inside it resides what might be represented by the dark aspect of the ost which includes the boss and a bunch of robots that lost their minds as they gained sentience. And since you already did the one for the boss fight then there you have the full context.
A little late the language was developed by Yoko Taro there is no translation it was made specifically for Nier in this case Automata. Can you check out wretched weaponry. It's in Nier automata
The vocals for all of Nier are not a real language! They are made up specifically for the music! A technique so that there are vocals in the music, but not so they are distracting
@@bobkile9734 I think they were written to have meaning, just not translatable, so they are open to interpretation. There is clear emotion in the singing which conveys a meaning but lets the listener assign it. The lyrics also don't rhyme anyways, which would have been very easy to do in a fictional made up language yet they chose not to.
The language is invented for the game. And this song in particular was not composed by the main composer. It's funny that people always praises him for this theme and he says "that's the only theme I didn't compose" 😅
Mabye you are up for playing the game like Dark Souls. Would love to see it. Just for capturing this incredible music with the visuals and Feelings and story of the game. Anyways loved the Video i was waiting for another Song from this Game
Hey atlas! I think if you ever wanted to branch out from the souls games I think a nier automata series would be really cool to do, too. Just food for thought
The amusement park level is the moment i fell in love with nier automata. Totally changing my perspective on the machines while being blown away by the music.
Me too
Same, I would often just go to the amusement park just to sit there and listen to the music. I never took the shortcut to Pascal's village either.
Saaaaame, my favorite game of all
The music just gives me goosebumps everytime
Bro same. Games a masterpiece
For me it was the confrontation with the first Sentient Robot. Learning that it wasn't so Black and White, and at least SOMETIMES....the Androids, and us the Player, we're the Villains
They made multiple versions of the same track for the game. First you have the original version which plays when you're at the heart of the place associated with the song. Then the "Quiet" version plays when you're a little far from the location. And lastly "8 bit" version which plays during hacking minigame. Its amazing how seamless the transition is in game. I highly recommend playing Nier Automata. Its a masterpiece in gameplay,storytelling & soundtrack
So the music is implemented in the game in a dynamic/adaptive way, great!
@@AtlasBenighted yes, same goes for battle themes where the enemies' hp as well your hp will cause the music to transition from instrumentals to vocals.
Then for Bosses certain attacks can affect the music, for example one song has Bells that will play Only when the Boss does a specific attack at just the right time. (Some people have never even heard them because the timings just won't line up for them)
@@-libertyprimev1-902 This is something they probably based on Phantasy Star Online 2, that game does that a LOT on bosses, there's a boss called Dark Falz Luther(Loser, depending on which translation you're playin on), who can stop time, and the music start looping a certain instrumental section when the boss uses this attack, letting the music progress only when the time starts moving again.
@@bloody4558 that sounds about right, though it's possibly also a nod to series origin, since Drakengard 1 and 3 both had "Final Final Bosses" that were quite literally the songs... Music has always been a Large part of Drakenier so it's difficult to pinpoint all the exact inspirations.
they are 4 version , when the machine goes crazy is another version
All lyrics in nier are “chaos language”, a language made so that the gamer will not be distracted by lyrics while gaming. Thought up by yoko taro and keiichi okabe
also for lore reasons, since humans would've probably created an universal language combining existing ones after all that happened.
@@arfanik9827 What he said
The chaos language was mostly invented by Emi Evans.
It also allows them to combine sounds that either don't exist or wouldn't make sense in existing languages. Bands like Sigur Rós have done this as well for similar reasons, and it works beautifully when executed properly.
That's still so mind blowing to me. Emi Evans is incredible to have come up with that.
For context this song is the theme of a place where a bunch of newly-conscious robots who don't really fully understand human civilization or what the emotions they feel mean have built an amusement park and are sort of going through the motions of celebration. You can't actually be certain whether they've truly become "alive" or are just imitating human behaviour as best they can.
Not to mention that the park is actually a deadly trap, because of Simone and what she is up to down there.
@@spawn2021g - idk if it's exactly a trap since the mission you're given clearly says you're to investigate a threat within the park.
To me this is when the game clearly tries to make you question your assumptions about those machines. At the start, the machines are dehumanized for the sake of the war propaganda. Then very quickly during the next few chapters when you, - playing as the protagonists, investigate them more, you start noticing that there is more to them than what appears on the surface. In stark contrast to the cold and unfeeling description, you're shown these machines populating an amusement park, which by its very purpose is to provide joy to its visitors. This contradiction is then portrayed through this piece of soundtrack as well, with its unsettling composition.
@@keksitzee1094 Having played Replicant after Automata, I'm noticing similarities with how the robots/Shades have been portrayed and the lingering questions and themes of what it means to be human which is prevalent in the series.
Oh, man. You chose a real work of art, here. ...though, I would personally really love to see City Ruins covered. That song is just so beautiful.
Edit: The language you're hearing is the "Chaos" language that they created for both NieR and NieR: Automata's music!
i appreciate each song or ost for nier has multple versions faster quieter and so on like i think this isn't even my fav of amusement park for me
the Chaos language actually comes from Drakenguard :3 if memory serves
True and real melancholy. Give this man an oscar, he captured the perfect essence of this part of the map/game without even playing it.
his breakdowns are always impressive!
Yeah .. that's right
It shows how good the music fits the game
You're right although all Nier Automata is melancholic
When I left that sewer and got to the Amusement Park, this song started playing and I knew that this game is truly special.
Something I haven't seen a lot of people point out is how at certain parts (such as 3:56) the glockenspiel in the background plays a variation of the iconic melody from the classical piece, "Entrance of the Gladiators", which nowadays is mostly associated with circuses and clowns. Which ties really well into the location this track plays in.
That's an incredibly astute observation. Though I am very familiar with Entrance of the Gladiators (who isn't honestly at this point) I would have never connected it the way it's played but once I read your comment it immediately clicked into place.
Nice to see more NieR Automata the games OST is a masterpiece. Like with A Beautiful Song this track is best experienced ingame, as different parts dynamically play depending on what part of the Amusement Park you’re in.
Oh.. you're here too :)
@@XxguaxinimxX. You will probably find me on a lot of music and more specifically VGM related channels.
Bro this is got nothing to do with the song but when he said "the melancholy is real" I remembered something I shouldn't have...
Spoilers↓
I remembered the 2B incident which I legit teared up for
You should react to Weight of the World but the “End of Yorha” version
Best song in the whole game in my opinion
A spot on breakdown. "This amusement park is dark, it has some sense of dread to it." Thanks for the video :)
Thank you!
Yeah, it was surprising that he got that much of the game's essence by just analysing the music.
1:22 cause its chaos language :)
I really hope you will bring to us more NieR OST reactions because it's truly a masterpiece in that aspect
For him to not know anything about the game, he was actually spot on
PLEAAASSEE play the three play through s of this game eventually... Like god it's the best story and best emotionally charged atmosphere ever. Its got so many plot twists and mind blowing events. And the music is just god perfect. Even if you play it on your own time your doing yourself a dishonor to your own life by skipping out on this masterpiece. The game goes so deep.. Like the language is in a custom language called chaos language. Meant to be faded away after tens of thousands of years. Its so cool atlas.. I wish you the best
This part was easily my favourite part of the game, just something about how unsettling this part was and with the story with Simone
I love this subdued bright energy that the song creates. It's like a faint light in a blanket of darkness. Like a glimpse of what it once was before. I felt at times it wanted to explode into something bright yet it can't.
It's changed yet it never forgot what it once was.
Word
never forget the romeo and juliet play put on here. pisseth off is still a banger of a line.
Am I the only one, who whenever he hears the "drop", in my spirits I am on the roller coster?
I love the chaos language it allows you to think and feel more when you try to understand or put meaning to the words
Great Reaction as always! And that Guitar play was fuking GOOD!
This is easily among my favs NieR OST. I can't wait till you hear the others in a future. And hopefully, whenever you play the game itself if it happens.
Hail Kirito!
@@Velshin1986 yess 💪🏼😈
Thanks!
im doing my first neir playthrough and this so far was one of the best tunes. Cant wait to hear more
hope you enjoy, the game is a wild ride.
What blows me about this game was how matches the music were with the game enviroment, characters
You were right. Nier's OST uses Chaos Language for most of the songs, and in certain ones it switches between chaos language and real languages like english and japanese. It's very unique IMO.
basically every nier soundtrack Is in Chaos language, which Is and mix/amalgamation of English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and French.
Every track created by Okabe is pure bliss for my ears!
He is an amazing composer, although in the case of this track the credit goes to Keigo Hoashi.
Especially Emil's shop
props to this guy for not talking too much over the music letting us all enjoy it with him
EXACTLY!!!! That’s my favorite type of reactions unlike most that pause it non stop like ugh….
i can’t not cry at this song. you should see the spectacle in the game when it introduces you to this song
Btw, the language sang is Chaos language, a made up language by the song's singer Emi Evans:)
The language used for almost all songs in Nier;automata is a made up one called “chaos language”. It has no direct translation but a few tracks do have a “translation” written by the composer of roughly what they are expressing
It's really hard to fully appreciate this song stripped of its context in the game because the song has voices added and removed dynamically based on location and what those parts of the level are like and this is an arrangements of all of what you might hear in game
I cant believe you reacted to it its my favorite music from this game!
Oh, I hope you will Breakdown other Nier OSTs, I really like the soundtracks of these games! Thank you very much for that one!!!
OMG I loveeee Amusement Park and the way the voice goes in and out while you move UGHHHHHH PERFECTION
Bold choice giving every song in the soundtrack vocals but it pays off
This is probably one of my top favourite songs from the game, other than "Fate - Song of the Ancients" and "A Beautiful Song"! But that section with the guitar play and the song in the BG needs a video on its own. It was so so good and I'd play that on replay. Simply amazing!
Thank you so much!
My man always love the breakdowns, they always to my alot and help me hear things I missed.
At some point I hope you breakdown OST's from the Ori game's, specifically 'Shriek and Ori'.
Keep up the great content dude.
I know the Ori ost already, but I haven't heard the second game ost
I love this game, the music makes the atmosphere more so than an any game I’ve played
try Nier Replicant
cant wait to see you play dark souls 3 and experience its music and beautiful atmosphere. you are gonna love it.
Your breakdowns really give me a better appreciation for some of the more subtle aspects of music and have made me a better musician overall.
Awesome!
The vocals are in « chaos language » the devs did this to not distract with vocals i think… but i also read somewhere (i’m not sure) that chaos language was like a word mix in multiple languages, like the minions in dispecable me (but i’m really unsure of that…)
Most music in nier automata is dynamic to where in the level you are, adding and removing and remixing instrumental voices based on context
The Amusement park is one of my favourite locations in the game because despite being a depressing place, it is also one of the few places where the machines aren't hostile even after they become "zombie machines."
This song makes me think two words: simulated joy.
I like how you talk during the music, like a lot of others pause. And that's okay, but you got to think about the audience here. We all have listened to the song hundreds of times.
Beautiful Song or Gradma - Destruction or Forest Kingdom from Nier next... ! Im 36 gaming from a kid. The Nier Automata OST has the best soundtrack in the history of gaming...Its the first time image and sound becamed one while gaming like top of the top production holywood films. Every place in Nier has music that becomes one with the visual experience. Its crazy how the music from this game drags you emotionaly inside the game.
I personally think this song comes out best with the surrealistic scenery you see when it plays. The context of the scenery is important to the impact of the song.
You should react to "birth of a wish ", one of the best ost of Nier automata
Nier Automata in my opinion has the best OST in gaming history. They are not just great music, but also the perfectly catch the moments.
The feeling when I first saw the amusement park was surprised , and immediately recognized the music 🎶 how it is perfect with situations you find yourself in it.
Bold
nah, xenoblade series has a say to that man.
My favorite nier ost
Referring to the vocal language, aside from I think Weight of the World, the entire soundtrack is sung using a fake language called Chaos language. This was made by the vocalist and composer to sound similar to various real life languages based on some of their most used phonetic sounds, and structured in a way where you could imagine it as being the language spoken by people hundreds or even thousands of years in the future.
The language in Nier Automata is called Chaos
Nier music is in the chaos language minus weight of the world which has a Japanese English and chaos version :3 as well as many others iirc
language is a constructed language based off of french and german I believe.
French, English, Svedish, German
commenting a new anime soundtrack every video, day 99
today's soundtrack:
kagen no tsuki from spice and wolf
YEEEEES THANK U FOR THIS!!! NOW WHERE IS ONE WHO CRAVES MORE SOULS??
No but this is one of the most beautiful songs ever made by squaresoft.
Day 86 of requesting House of Sacred Remains from Castlevania: Lament of Innocence. Beautifully atmospheric track and one of my fave's from video games in general. It'd be awesome to hear what you think of it.
It's the theme of a level set starting from a cathedral and ending in the crypts through lots of library areas, it's not a particularly significant or infamous level at all but I think the track really reflects the hallowed grounds housing sacred relics beautifully.
The 4 minute upload from the Castlevania Sound Team is the one to listen to.
Please do more nier. Every track is so dang good.
NieR’s (both Replicant and Automata) music is so amazing. It actually turns out that the music is in a language called “chaos language”. It’s not meant to be translated and is sung/created by Emi Evans. I always play through games every once in a while because Emi does such a good job. My top favorite songs are Song of The Ancients (literally any version) and Weight of the World the End of YoRHa.
This track really leads up to the boss fight well. And its song, a Beautiful Song, is a perfect cap to this section of the game.
I love the tone of the singer voice
this music is the reason i continue playing nier automata to the end.
10:40 You totally nailed this piece of analysis, you should seriously play Nier Automata and maybe do some live reaction videos, Nier is full of these amazing songs
Thank you mate!
Every time i hear this piece i get this sense of nostalgia, not even just for the game, the first time i played it i got the same feeling. I love this song for that. Also you're correct, it's a made up language. The creator wanted to incorporate the sound and feel of multiple languages combined together, since this game takes place in the very distant future, he believed that the human language would have evolved into a universal language like this at some point in history.
This is one of my fav ost too. Another epic one that I like a lot is Alien Manifestation. It always remind me of pain when 9S lost his mind ToT
my favorite two songs from this game were A Beautiful Song and Dependent Weakling, but the entire OST is incredible
I wish you could do the Simone boss song, which is the boss of this very same amusement park and is damn epic, sad and very well composed ! thanks as usual for the video, amd you definitely should play this game ! musicwise, one of the best of this decade Imho
he did the name of the song is " a beautiful song"
Thank you so much for your very nice reaction.
This is a request, but I need you to react to the OST called The Moment a Star Is Born (Fate/Grand Order OST).
It is a very magnificent song.
The idea behind chaos language is very foreboding, what do you get when all human language is lost, and then reconstructed by artificial intelligence without context - a collage of bits and pieces from every language cobbled together according to linguistic "rules" common to all of them.
always love nier ost tbh, really like the chaos language section
when I reached the amusement part part, I was literally staying there just to hear the song xd
Very happy and hyped for the collab event between Punishing: Gray Raven x NieR:Automata - Untold Naraka at the end of this month.
Hope I can enjoy as well of this amazing OST in this collab.
React to nier automata"alien manifestation" please? The parts that play that song in game are so epic
wait till he hears Pascal's Village 's pop brilliance...
Maybe i am too late, but what about "Lady Maria of the Astral Clock Tower" Theme - from Bloodborne?
I think we forgot this one during the "souls season".
I really like this content and it would be nice to see an analysis of this masterpiece
He has a video on Lady maria
@@Shmo3u57 sure?! Why i didn't notice that...😑
Thanks a lot!🧐
@@Caio7072 youre welcome
A full context for the ost, potential spoilers: It is for an area of the game that has an amusement park theme where sentient robots literally dress up in clown outfit trying to recreate and run an amusement park but due to some slight misunderstanding they didn't clean the place so it looks kind of dilapidated and junkyard-ish with most of the rides broken down. The robots are actually docile and doesn't attack the players upon entering. At the end or more accurately the center of the amusement park is a castle and inside it resides what might be represented by the dark aspect of the ost which includes the boss and a bunch of robots that lost their minds as they gained sentience. And since you already did the one for the boss fight then there you have the full context.
A little late the language was developed by Yoko Taro there is no translation it was made specifically for Nier in this case Automata. Can you check out wretched weaponry. It's in Nier automata
I love this game and the music of it. I hope you will cover the OST city ruins
The vocals for all of Nier are not a real language! They are made up specifically for the music! A technique so that there are vocals in the music, but not so they are distracting
And so that our guy didn’t have to write lyrics
Actually there are lyrics and because they were required to be written phonetically so they could be pronounced, it was far more difficult.
@@BuddhaJube right, but they weren’t written to have meaning nor was the writer limited by rhyming.
@@bobkile9734 I think they were written to have meaning, just not translatable, so they are open to interpretation. There is clear emotion in the singing which conveys a meaning but lets the listener assign it. The lyrics also don't rhyme anyways, which would have been very easy to do in a fictional made up language yet they chose not to.
It's a composite language and if I'm not mistaken it has Celtic, Russian, French and probably old English mixed in it and probably more.
A lovely track. However, I can't help but feel that this amusement park is messed up. Overall, A fantastic song(In my opinion), And a great reaction.
Not to spoil you but ho boi, it absolutely is.
Wow! I think you should do more Nier related videos when the anime comes out later.
this language is called chaos language created just for this game
ATLAS playing Nier next, Confirmed :D
Is not the same if there's no dancing robots and fireworks in the background but still it's an amazing piece
The language is invented for the game. And this song in particular was not composed by the main composer.
It's funny that people always praises him for this theme and he says "that's the only theme I didn't compose" 😅
To this day probably my favorite piece from the game, aside from Weight of the World.
such a good song, i love it lol
(hi btw!)
Hello there!
The language is a creation too
Please make reaction to "It Has To Be This Way" OST from meral gear rising game !!
The language is the same as The Last Song from Drakengard 3
Also, I'd recommend the song The Ultimate Weapon from the NieR: Gestalt and Replicant OST.
More nier! Love the live instruments
Gotta do the Tower next
Mabye you are up for playing the game like Dark Souls. Would love to see it.
Just for capturing this incredible music with the visuals and Feelings and story of the game.
Anyways loved the Video i was waiting for another Song from this Game
He already did I believe?
It's more of a carnival, really. Mystique and magic!
You need ear the '' Song of the ancients '' in my opinion the best track song
He already reacted to it!
@@XxguaxinimxX. THX bro
love the review, you should review the japanse version of wight of the world.
if i remember it was called chaos language
“I don’t recognize the language of the vocals”
Hey atlas! I think if you ever wanted to branch out from the souls games I think a nier automata series would be really cool to do, too. Just food for thought