#WORLD OF FINAL FANTASY OST SERIES#

You're Not Alone from Final Fantasy IX is one of the most effective songs in terms of emotional impact ever composed for the series. The opening guitar riff especially has become one of the most easily identifiable musical sections in all of Final Fantasy. Over the years Fight On! has become one the most recognisable themes in the entire franchise, having been rearranged and performed live numerous times. This is reflected in the selection of songs from the game that got into the top 50 (four out of its eight songs on this list are battle themes).ДЇight On! is Final Fantasy VII'sВ main boss battle theme and is heard during all of the game's boss fights except in ones against Hojo, Jenova, and Sephiroth. Perhaps moreso than any other game in the series, Final Fantasy VII's soundtracks is especially well known for its battle music. It is a strikingly melancholic song, perfectly fitting the group's mood as it heads towards Lady Yunalesca and what will likely be its final moments together. The song is heard a few times, perhaps most notably in the ruins of Zanarkand when the party finally makes its way into the ancient city and towards the Final Aeon. In the past the game's music alone had been largely responsible for elevating the drama and mood of a scene, but this time he could rely on the vocals to carry some of that responsibility as well.ДЄ Fleeting Dream is one of several arrangements of the game's main vocal theme вЂ“ Suteki Da Ne.

#WORLD OF FINAL FANTASY OST SERIES#

When Uematsu began composing the music for Final Fantasy X alongside Masashi Hamauzu and Junya Nakao, he realized that the inclusion of voice acting in the series would necessitate some changes for how the music was handled within the game. It's an unusual song for both the series and Nobuo Uematsu, but no less effective for it, and its placement this high on the list shows the lasting impact it made on those who played Final Fantasy X.

A metal track accompanied by harsh vocals sung by Bill Muir, the song's lyrics have sometimes been interpreted as mirroring Tidus' journey throughout Final Fantasy X. Otherworld is something of a departure from the series' usual music. The second one is near the end, during the last real boss fight inside Sin. The first time is near the very beginning of the game, when Sin attacks Zanarkand and transports Tidus to Spira. Otherworld is one of the game's two vocal themes and this particular one plays twice over the course of the story. Naturally, that means you can look forward to seeing a few more songs from it in the top 10. And that's despite the game receiving more points than any other entry in the series. It's very interesting that this is the first song from Final Fantasy X that we've seen in this top 50. If you haven't seen the previous articles yet you can view them here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4. These are the ten songs that received the highest number of points during the voting, and they come from five different games that span three different console generations. We've finally made it to VGChartz's top 10 favourite Final FantasyВ songs of all time. By Taneli Palola, posted on 28 October 2016 / 41,553 Views

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