Waveshaper - You are the end (from Furi original soundtrack)

Original track from Furi, the all-boss combat-action game, from The Game Bakers.

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[Higth]

"Please. . . Hold my hand" was a real kick in the balls, most lethal attack in the game

[TheAfroMenace]

(Achievement unlocked: An Amateur. A pushover.)

"SHUT UP, SHE TRIED HER BEST!"

[moonraven]

The part of the game where YOU became the seemingly unstoppable boss fight

[danchase]

This fight.
Damage to rider= approx 2 life bars
Damage to player= heart obliterated.

[rowanatkinson]

You take a laser-cannon swing at the champ, you best not miss.

[AlphynKing]

"Yes, I'm paying the price for my people's freedom, but it's worth it."

-The Beat

[MagnumP]

Felt bad for the kid. Here she is, literally the last line of defense and possibly on her first big assignment as a hero, and it's against this galaxy's most dangerous threat. The song itself is very indicative of the Beat as a character. It's this upbeat, bouncy track that evokes an easy-going attitude, and a childlike charisma, and yet there's a sense of underlying danger. It almost can stand in for the opening level for a Mega Man game, yet the fight is between base MM1 Mega Man and X5 Zero with every upgrade. The guardians never expected the Rider to get this far, they were sure of it. Poor kid.

[sneffweejus]

This fight was so fucking sad. She almost seemed like she wanted to have a peaceful resolution, but she was also really scared, running away from you the entire time. Then when you get close to killing her, she begs for her life, and as she dies she wants to hold your hand.

Such a brilliant, standout moment to me. It hit me harder than the fight with The Song, which I think was supposed to have a more emotional impact.

[younggod]

This is the theme of a hero desperately trying to overcome a villain. The struggle, and the hope. It's her theme, not ours.

[ShadowScotsman]

Now we know why the edge trained so hard, he was trying to keep the beat safe.

[tiramisulagann]

The Sif of Furi, ladies and gentlemen.

[Pyronar]

I felt so bad killing her. It just felt like such an unfair fight for her. I even tried to die in the last phase only to realise that her attacks literally do no damage. And that achievment just drew it in more: "Amateur. Pushover." :( After finishing the game, I tried her on Furier difficulty. I never felt so happy getting destroyed by a boss three times in a row. She did it. She finally did it.

[zanzibar]

Can everyone agree that the guitar that kicks at 1:30 in is fucking orgasmic?

[gravity]

What will you do to achieve your dream...
Where do you cross the line between necessity and desire?

[Rieper]

Before this level when the Voice says "There's something in there that is meant to stop you. For good". He wasn't talking about the giant cannon - he was talking about compassion.

[SPG]

I actually died a lot in her first phase because The Edge made me forget how to shoot.

[Kallsie]

This fucking guardian... A packet of feels and awesome.

[Silfsilfsilf]

This song ends too early, just like her.

[patrickhall]

It always makes me feel better to think that in some people's games at least, the beat wasn't just a worthless sacrifice: Killing her helped the rider realise what he was doing, and ultimately this boss fight is what lead to the rider turning against the mothership and saving the free world. So in a twisted way, the beat actually did save the planet.

[apaAPA]

Loved how the Voice is going through the usual spiel to pump you up, calling her crap and telling you to not listen to her nonsense, but then kinda slows down and questions why she's even here. Even he questions what's about to go down. And once it's all done, he just walks there and goes all "well that's that, there's the door, we're free!"