Serpent Eating the Ground Bravely Default OST Final Boss Theme High Quality

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[MrFish]

a lot of jrpg final bosses have attacks where it looks like they destroy the earth, except not really

bravely default is the only game i've seen that actually acknowledges what just happened

[Fubukio]

Final Boss: "MY BOSS THEME IS SO EPIC, YOU CAN'T POSSIBLY WIN!"

4:40 **music changes into a combination of all 4 protagonists' theme songs**

Final Boss: "I'm in danger."

[yob]

So THIS was what's deleted from my playlist

[randomperson-gxvy]

Something from someone else on the old video I want to put here before it is forgotten:
ALL MONK PARTY!
NO WEAPONS!
NO ARMOUR!
HEAVEN OR HELL, LET'S ROCK!

[lucianaryeh]

I love how the 4 heroes theme being played at the end:
4:40 "You are my hope" - Tiz's theme
4:51 "Wind's Direction" - Agnes's theme
4:59 "Baby Bird" - Edea's theme
5:10 "Love's Vagrant" - Ringabel's theme

[justeddboi]

I'm so glad this fandom is still alive

[Nova-_-]

just a reminder that this was a live recording.

Yes. Humans can play this

[Nextad_]

Bravely Default’s final boss theme acts as a remix of the most important songs from the game, songs such as “Wicked Battle, ” “Wicked Flight, ” and “Horizon of Light and Shadow” play in the first half of the song, and as the fight proceeds, more songs play until the fifth and final phase of the fight. During this point, the themes of the four main characters, the Warriors of Light play.
Revo, a composer who has a deep understanding of the emotional power of music, decided to play the party’s themes at the end of the battle on purpose, as during this battle the player is worn down and slowly loses all their friend summons, their Magic Points, and their Hit Points; in the final phase, they are at death’s door, that’s when Tiz’s theme plays, followed by Agnés’, Edea’s, and finally Ringabel’s. This sequence will pump the player up, as these songs are only used when the characters are at their most powerful, and that is an amazing use of conditioning the player. This is immediately followed by the leitmotif of “Overture Leading to Hope” and finally a bit of the song “Victory’s Chime” which plays at the end of a battle. These songs are used to show the player that they are in the final stretch, and they just need to “Brave” a bit more.

[LingeringFlower]

Fun Fact: The person who composed this OST did the openings for Attack on Titan

[Isarrot]

I remember being absolutely out of it when the "other world" ended being ours through the lens of the 3DS

[alvarotargaryen]

Something from the past video I don't want to be forgotten:

If your serpent is eating dirt you're a really bad pet owner

Also this part fucking blows my head: 4:39

[psachickennugget]

Those clothes though... That’s the kind of fashion we need IRL

[Percevalko]

First 3 minutes: Epic boss theme
3-minute mark: Epic boss theme redemption arc
4 and a half-minute mark: Scotland

[wilburforce]

Hey I’m a little less late to the party now technically

[allingbrodniak]

Ouroboros: WHY WON'T YOU DIE!
Tiz: Stillness son, It hardens in response to physical and magical trauma. You can't hurt us Ouroboros!

[Dairunt]

10 years later I still think this is the best final boss theme of all time.

[lewiss]

This is definitely a strong candidate for best final boss theme ever.
(Personally my favourite of all time)

[spazzmaticus]

I just beat bravely default for the first time yesterday (after picking it up after over 7 years of not playing), and I've got to say, this is probably my favourite final boss theme of all time. It starts out as ouroboros's theme, but then it becomes yours alternating between you.

[valky_uniguri]

I had a mini heart attack when the full OST video and all the highest quality single tracks started to disappear from youtube. Thank god I can still find this now.

[stefanochimienti]

I couldn't figure out why there were so many comments in the past 24 hours in a video that was uploaded 6 years ago, and then I read about the past video taken down and its amazing comment section. I really missed something, I guess.