Blue Reflection: Second Light - All battle/boss themes 

Awesome music (like the first game), that said, I still don't like the fact that the game recycles hallucination And hope, it's a pet peeve or something ''very me'', but I hate, more or less, when a game recycles music, no matter how good it is, I want original music or remixes but not reused music, and Blue Reflection: Second Light is very guilty of that. The same thing goes for several Mario games, many Neptunia games and more. Well, at least both games have *great* music.

@@lovevideogames1 second light reuses that a lot? I’m still close to the beginning and that’s a bummer to hear. I actually am trying to finish blue reflection 1 after not touching it for years and I’m gushing about how they go in on the music. It’s such a unique ost, and they have so many different ones, especially with the different versions for the sephirot fights. I can see why that could be dissapointing when they don’t go as crazy with the music in Tie It’s a valid complaint, they showed they’ve got the artistic chops to make a bunch of varied tracks with 1 with a smaller budget and with a brand new ip

I recently beat the Nintendo Switch version, and yeah, it's almost on par with the PS4 version, Blue Reflection: Second Light is great on Nintendo Switch too, and the graphics look beautiful, even better than the graphics of Blue Reflection Sun.

​@@lovevideogames1Blue Reflection Sun is a fun game. Honestly the storyline of the sun game takes place before the tie second light game. It's basically the battle against the Ash. You're trying to prevent the end of the world. And that game is supposed to Branch into a new world order and another story. According to the Blue Reflection timeline by the creator of Mel Kishida. Some stuff that was talked about in second light was shown but in more detail in the sun game. I saw the sun game has a pretty epic battle in Boss themes that would make for a great video. Same with the battle themes OST BGM music for Blue Reflection Ray Anime for a video as well.

​@@lovevideogames1 Imma just be honest with you. All games and Anime of Blue Reflection is really fun. I love this series so much. And I want to experience everything for it. Even a Manga book series. If I could find one that is for it.

You should go watch the Blue Reflection Ray Anime then if you haven't yet. It takes place sometime around the first game. And right before the Blue Reflection Sun and Tie, Second Light games. It has 24 episodes all worth watching. And 24 Chibi mini OVA Episodes that are very cute and adorable to watch.

I don't know if you are talking about the old image of the timeline or the recent comments made by Mel Kishida...or something like that? Well, at least it's true that he, supposedly, has more plans for the Blue Reflection franchise, *if* the end of Blue Reflection Sun is not the end of Blue Reflection then...good luck, I hope that he or other people involved don't screw it up again, assuming that there is going to be more Blue Reflection content. We'll see...

@lovevideogames1 I for one loved and enjoyed Blue Reflection Sun. Look at it this way. Mel Kishida just wants to move forward in the Blue Reflection franchise. And do more things. I'm not talking about an old timeline. I was talking about the Blue Reflection World Timeline he posted to his Japanese Twitter account once. It shows how their all connected. Basically the timeline has arrows pointing to things. And the question Mark ? Thingy after Blue Reflection Sun. You translate that timeline into English, it talks about a new another story, a new world order saga. And something else with the ?. Honestly , if I was you , I'd play and watch eighty single thin related to Blue Reflection. The series needs all the love and support I can get. And not any hate at all. It deserves more love and support in the Anime, gaming, Magical Girl communities.

I like your optimism and I agree that Blue Reflection deserves support but, if we talk about the franchise in general, I don't necessarily agree with ''all the love and support it can get'', I mean, I've criticized the series before because of the fact that the Blue Reflection games don't have English voices unlike other games published by Koei Tecmo (America), you can be someone who prefers Japanese voices and that's fine but no one can deny that a Japanese game has a bigger appeal if it has Japanese voices and also offers voices in another language, at least English but, depending on the game, even French and Spanish for example, (Mighty No. 9 and several Sonic games are some examples) why not? If someone discovers Blue Reflection as a fan of Japanese games but also someone who likes English dubs, the lack of English voices will be enough for someone to say ''oh, no thanks, I won't play the game then'' and that's just one thing. Dark Rose Valkyrie, Atelier Firis, Death end re;Quest, Dead or Alive 5, Ar Nosurge etc are all games with Japanese voices *and* also English voices, but the Blue Reflection games don't have English voices... The main character of Blue Reflection Sun alienated the fanbase partially because, well, he's a guy, the main character of that game is not a girl, in Blue Reflection and Blue Reflection: Second Light the main character is a female character, Hinako and Ao respectively, but in Sun, the main character is a man without a specific name (you can name him what you want)...I'll be honest with you, initially I was one of the few fans that defended the decision of DMM Games, I defended DMM Games at first saying things like ''this could be interesting'' or ''if it's handled well, this could result in moving and heartwarming interactions considering that it would make sense that the girls interact differently with a boy instead of a girl'', after all, Blue Reflection is a franchise that commonly deals with feelings and human emotions, the emotions and feelings we all have are common themes of the IP, well, it's difficult to defend the decision of only including a male main character because he isn't voiced, when I found out that the main character of Blue Reflection Sun isn't voiced I couldn't defend that decision anymore, the fact that they didn't hire a voice actor for him not only feels like skimping on expenses (even more), it also feels or probably shows that they don't feel confidence in their decision, they don't feel extremely confident that the main character could work and so he doesn't have a voice, his lines are only written. I could write a little more but honestly I'm repeating myself here and this comment is partially taken from another comment I wrote on the official trailer of Shiho Kasuga for Blue Reflection Sun, so, I'll leave it here. I don't know if you have difficulty criticizing something you like or recognizing when a company does something...questionable, but at the end of the day, just because something is related to the Blue Reflection IP doesn't mean that it's inherently good or that it deserves to be defended, and that goes for every franchise or IP out there...that's all I have to say.

Hayato Asano is an amazing composer.

@lovevideogames1 God I know. his atelier music like the flash frost rorona remix is heaven

Ao and Hinako together? I can change the thumbnail to one of the other images in this video.

​@@lovevideogames1I mean like a thumbnail of all the female characters together in a group. Something cute would work for this type of video.

Hmm, that sounds a little more complicated and I didn't use something like that for this video... I'll just change the thumbnail to that image of Hinako and Ao, or that image of Hinako, Hiori and Ao, one of those two.

​@@lovevideogames1 Since Blue Reflection Tie, Second Light has an in game photo mode, have Ao Hoshizaki stand next to Yuzu & Lime, and create a unique group picture of all the girl characters. Take a screenshot, and upload it as the thumbnail of this video. Be creative, and surprise us fans.

I rarely use the photo mode that many video games have, I know that nowadays many video games have one (Blue Reflection: Second Light, Balan Wonderworld, Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters, etc...) but I'm not interested in a photo mode. I can't deny that it's something popular and many people like the inclusion of a photo mode, there is a reason why many video games have one. What you are asking is basically the thumbnail of that video uploaded by Misora000 where the cast of Blue Reflection: Second Light is posing for a photo, with most characters wearing underwear/lingerie...something like that would take a while and I'm not interested, sorry...also, Yuzu & Lime aren't available in the photo mode.

Yeah, to this day, Blue Reflection is not on Switch, Gust/Koei Tecmo has proven me right when I said ''Blue Reflection will never be on Switch or at least...it will take a long time, and that's only if it's released for Switch in the first place''. If one wants to play Blue Reflection, get a PS Vita, a PS4, a PS5, or a PC that can run the game (and with Windows 10 of course), those are the only options or choices. And yes, I don't recommend Blue Reflection: Second Light if you haven't played the first one, why? because of ''the fact that the game spoils some things that happen in the first game and the anime, and if we combine all those things with the assumption that, because this would be your first experience with the IP, not only you would be lost and/or the story would be confusing...the interactions between the characters, the story...everything would not have the same impact if you already had an attachment to these characters and IP, the story and returning characters would have a bigger impact because you already have experience with the franchise and have developed an attachment to Hinako for example''. I paraphrased myself there. It is *extremely* recommended to play the first game before Second Light and also watch the anime, both things or at least one of those two.

@lovevideogames1 i played the demo of 2 on switch to get a feel but after booting it felt like a bad idea cos I heard the plot in 1 is good and strong so I stopped and then I never bought 1 it's on ps wishlist but I always pass up on it cos I say to myself I'm not in the mood cos like I just find it hard to get into japanese story heavy subbed games no dub

Oh, I hear you. I've criticized the fact that the Blue Reflection games don't have English voices unlike Dead or Alive 6, Atelier Firis and Atelier Shallie for example, those games also published by Koei Tecmo have English voices, why not Blue Reflection? I don't like the fact that those games only have Japanese Voices, especially because of Chihiro Inoue and Kokoro Utsubo. Depending on the game, I refuse to play it if it doesn't have an English dub, no dub no buy...I often have that policy depending on the game, Neptunia, Death end re;Quest, Shining Resonance Refrain, etc...I like the English dub of those games and that's what I usually prefer.

​@@ThatoneFeliciaYou should go watch the Blue Reflection Ray Anime then if you haven't yet. It takes place sometime around the first game. And right before the Blue Reflection Sun and Tie, Second Light games. It has 24 episodes all worth watching. And 24 Chibi mini OVA Episodes that are very cute and adorable to watch.

Maybe, we'll see if something else is announced after Blue Reflection Sun.