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01) FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 オーバーチュア
02) 麗しき軍神
03) FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 〜願い〜
04) 女神の騎士
05) 永劫の闘争
06) 戦神
07) 時を超える矢
08) パラドクス
09) ジャイアントインパクト
10) コクーンのない世界
11) 疾走
12) ノエルのテーマ
13) ネオ・ボーダム
14) ネオ・ボーダム -Aggressive Mix-
15) パラダイムシフト
16) 名誉のファンファーレ
17) グルービーチョコボ
18) FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 〜未来〜
19) ヒストリアクロス
20) 衝突する世界
Cd 2
01) 不可視の侵略者
02) 不可視の侵略者 -Aggressive Mix-
03) ラストハンター
04) 祝福のファンファーレ
05) 戦いの軌跡
06) ミッシングリンク
07) 未来への追憶
08) エクリプス
09) エクリプス -Aggressive Mix-
10) ホープのテーマ 〜託す想い〜
11) 時詠みの歌
12) 壊れた郷
13) 壊れた郷 -Aggressive Mix-
14) 時の迷宮
15) 予言の書
16) カイアスのテーマ
17) エトロの瞳
18) 並行世界
19) 並行世界 -Aggressive Mix-
Cd 3
01) 時空の狭間
02) 誓いの烙印
03) 限界突破!
04) スターティングオーバー
05) スターティングオーバー -Aggressive Mix-
06) プリンをもってプリンを制す
07) 悠久の大平原
08) 悠久の大平原 -Aggressive Mix-
09) 逸楽の宮殿ザナドゥ
10) ロデオdeチョコボ
11) のるかそるか
12) コンディションオメガ
13) 混沌の誓約者
14) ユールのテーマ
15) シンクロドライブ
16) アガスティアタワー
17) アガスティアタワー -Aggressive Mix-
18) 新都アカデミア
19) アカデミーのテーマ
Cd 4
01) 壊れゆく奇跡
02) クレイジーチョコボ
03) ヴァルハラの影
04) 数え切れない別れ
05) うつろなる幽境 〜ゲームオーバー〜
06) セラのテーマ 〜記憶〜
07) ノエルのテーマ 〜最後の旅〜
08) ライトニングのテーマ 〜守れなかっ�
09) エトロの門
10) 女神の涙
11) 混沌のラビリンス
12) 時空の覇者
13) 混沌の心臓
14) 未来への約束
15) 不可視の深淵
16) 永遠のパラドクス
17) 希望の地へ
18) メタシールド展開
19) 女神なき世界
20) エンディングロール
21) 無窮の闘技場
01) FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 オーバーチュア
02) 麗しき軍神
03) FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 〜願い〜
04) 女神の騎士
05) 永劫の闘争
06) 戦神
07) 時を超える矢
08) パラドクス
09) ジャイアントインパクト
10) コクーンのない世界
11) 疾走
12) ノエルのテーマ
13) ネオ・ボーダム
14) ネオ・ボーダム -Aggressive Mix-
15) パラダイムシフト
16) 名誉のファンファーレ
17) グルービーチョコボ
18) FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 〜未来〜
19) ヒストリアクロス
20) 衝突する世界
Cd 2
01) 不可視の侵略者
02) 不可視の侵略者 -Aggressive Mix-
03) ラストハンター
04) 祝福のファンファーレ
05) 戦いの軌跡
06) ミッシングリンク
07) 未来への追憶
08) エクリプス
09) エクリプス -Aggressive Mix-
10) ホープのテーマ 〜託す想い〜
11) 時詠みの歌
12) 壊れた郷
13) 壊れた郷 -Aggressive Mix-
14) 時の迷宮
15) 予言の書
16) カイアスのテーマ
17) エトロの瞳
18) 並行世界
19) 並行世界 -Aggressive Mix-
Cd 3
01) 時空の狭間
02) 誓いの烙印
03) 限界突破!
04) スターティングオーバー
05) スターティングオーバー -Aggressive Mix-
06) プリンをもってプリンを制す
07) 悠久の大平原
08) 悠久の大平原 -Aggressive Mix-
09) 逸楽の宮殿ザナドゥ
10) ロデオdeチョコボ
11) のるかそるか
12) コンディションオメガ
13) 混沌の誓約者
14) ユールのテーマ
15) シンクロドライブ
16) アガスティアタワー
17) アガスティアタワー -Aggressive Mix-
18) 新都アカデミア
19) アカデミーのテーマ
Cd 4
01) 壊れゆく奇跡
02) クレイジーチョコボ
03) ヴァルハラの影
04) 数え切れない別れ
05) うつろなる幽境 〜ゲームオーバー〜
06) セラのテーマ 〜記憶〜
07) ノエルのテーマ 〜最後の旅〜
08) ライトニングのテーマ 〜守れなかっ�
09) エトロの門
10) 女神の涙
11) 混沌のラビリンス
12) 時空の覇者
13) 混沌の心臓
14) 未来への約束
15) 不可視の深淵
16) 永遠のパラドクス
17) 希望の地へ
18) メタシールド展開
19) 女神なき世界
20) エンディングロール
21) 無窮の闘技場
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Final Fantasy XIII-2: Original Soundtrack is the official soundtrack to the game, Final Fantasy XIII-2. Tracks from the Final Fantasy XIII: Original Soundtrack are also present, though it plays the Japanese versions of the songs with lyrics like "Serah's Theme".
Masashi Hamauzu, composer of the music for Final Fantasy XIII, returns, now joined by composers Naoshi Mizuta and Mitsuto Suzuki, known for their work on Parasite Eve II and The 3rd Birthday respectively. The soundtrack has an unprecedented number of songs with vocals, by various artists, more than any other Final Fantasy title; especially for a single-player installment.
Director Motomu Toriyama wanted to take the music of the franchise into a new direction by incorporating more vocal songs and different music genres. With Masashi Hamauzu returning, Toriyama and the producer approached Naoshi Mizuta and Mitsuto Suzuki to create music with the basic concept of "music that's unlike Final Fantasy".
FF13-2OriginalSoundtrack
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Original Soundtrack.
Masashi Hamauzu, who composed the soundtrack for Final Fantasy XIII, focused on tracks associated with Lightning and aspects from Final Fantasy XIII, while Naoshi Mizuta composed music connected to Noel, Caius, and Yeul, and Mitsuto Suzuki contributed modern and techno pop music to the soundtrack. When asked about the possible problem of styles clashing, Suzuki and Mizuta said that the direction given by director Motomu Toriyama was to craft something different, which led to the decision of having three main composers creating the game's soundtrack together. The use of various vocal themes resulted in the composers being a little more creative and including a lot of their own ideas.
"Unseen Intruder" was possibly the first track Mizuta wrote for the game, and because it is a rap song, it reflects Toriyama's desire to create music that wasn't "typical Final Fantasy." For "Crazy Chocobo", Toriyama asked for it to be similar to death metal. For "Serah's Theme ~Memories~", Hamauzu made it by using elements from Final Fantasy XIII to make it feel more human than Serah's original theme from Final Fantasy XIII.
After writing "Caius's Theme" four times with difficulty getting approval from Toriyama, Naoshi Mizuta followed his demand for it to be something that could possibly surpass Sephiroth's theme, "One-Winged Angel" from Final Fantasy VII. He developed "Serendipity" as an 80's musical piece, and with "Yeul's Theme", Mizuta created a ballad with an ad-libbed piano interlude performed by pianist Febian Reza Pane.
Suzuki made the "Aggressive Mixes" in the style of DJ mixes by having them cross-fade into their respective regular versions. He made "Historia Crux" with the concept of blending multiple different tunes into one with an irregular time signature in relation to the game's time travel aspect. For "New Bodhum", Mitsuto made it based on his time fantasizing about going to a beach. After a trip to Hawaii, he asked vocalist ORIGA to sing the accompanying lyrics with the feeling of "walking along a beach".
Masashi Hamauzu didn't consciously decide which parts would carry over from Final Fantasy XIII, but has described the process as natural since the world view is largely the same was in the previous game, so certain motifs would creep into the music at points. Masashi Hamauzu has named "Etro's Champion" his favorite piece from the soundtrack, because he had put a lot of thought into it; Hamauzu composed the track right after the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami and in a meeting with the game's director, Motomu Toriyama, he had asked Hamauzu to write a battle song that would encourage the listener, yet be in the same caliber as the Final Fantasy XIII main battle theme, "Blinded By Light". Hamauzu had an idea flash in his head right then and there of a song in a major chord, with a chorus that involved a melody with half notes that sounded as if taking one step at a time to climb to the top
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Final Fantasy XIII-2: Original Soundtrack is the official soundtrack to the game, Final Fantasy XIII-2. Tracks from the Final Fantasy XIII: Original Soundtrack are also present, though it plays the Japanese versions of the songs with lyrics like "Serah's Theme".
Masashi Hamauzu, composer of the music for Final Fantasy XIII, returns, now joined by composers Naoshi Mizuta and Mitsuto Suzuki, known for their work on Parasite Eve II and The 3rd Birthday respectively. The soundtrack has an unprecedented number of songs with vocals, by various artists, more than any other Final Fantasy title; especially for a single-player installment.
Director Motomu Toriyama wanted to take the music of the franchise into a new direction by incorporating more vocal songs and different music genres. With Masashi Hamauzu returning, Toriyama and the producer approached Naoshi Mizuta and Mitsuto Suzuki to create music with the basic concept of "music that's unlike Final Fantasy".
FF13-2OriginalSoundtrack
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Original Soundtrack.
Masashi Hamauzu, who composed the soundtrack for Final Fantasy XIII, focused on tracks associated with Lightning and aspects from Final Fantasy XIII, while Naoshi Mizuta composed music connected to Noel, Caius, and Yeul, and Mitsuto Suzuki contributed modern and techno pop music to the soundtrack. When asked about the possible problem of styles clashing, Suzuki and Mizuta said that the direction given by director Motomu Toriyama was to craft something different, which led to the decision of having three main composers creating the game's soundtrack together. The use of various vocal themes resulted in the composers being a little more creative and including a lot of their own ideas.
"Unseen Intruder" was possibly the first track Mizuta wrote for the game, and because it is a rap song, it reflects Toriyama's desire to create music that wasn't "typical Final Fantasy." For "Crazy Chocobo", Toriyama asked for it to be similar to death metal. For "Serah's Theme ~Memories~", Hamauzu made it by using elements from Final Fantasy XIII to make it feel more human than Serah's original theme from Final Fantasy XIII.
After writing "Caius's Theme" four times with difficulty getting approval from Toriyama, Naoshi Mizuta followed his demand for it to be something that could possibly surpass Sephiroth's theme, "One-Winged Angel" from Final Fantasy VII. He developed "Serendipity" as an 80's musical piece, and with "Yeul's Theme", Mizuta created a ballad with an ad-libbed piano interlude performed by pianist Febian Reza Pane.
Suzuki made the "Aggressive Mixes" in the style of DJ mixes by having them cross-fade into their respective regular versions. He made "Historia Crux" with the concept of blending multiple different tunes into one with an irregular time signature in relation to the game's time travel aspect. For "New Bodhum", Mitsuto made it based on his time fantasizing about going to a beach. After a trip to Hawaii, he asked vocalist ORIGA to sing the accompanying lyrics with the feeling of "walking along a beach".
Masashi Hamauzu didn't consciously decide which parts would carry over from Final Fantasy XIII, but has described the process as natural since the world view is largely the same was in the previous game, so certain motifs would creep into the music at points. Masashi Hamauzu has named "Etro's Champion" his favorite piece from the soundtrack, because he had put a lot of thought into it; Hamauzu composed the track right after the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami and in a meeting with the game's director, Motomu Toriyama, he had asked Hamauzu to write a battle song that would encourage the listener, yet be in the same caliber as the Final Fantasy XIII main battle theme, "Blinded By Light". Hamauzu had an idea flash in his head right then and there of a song in a major chord, with a chorus that involved a melody with half notes that sounded as if taking one step at a time to climb to the top
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