Memes aside, I actually like the concept behind Jiren. A man who lost everything to the point where he detached himself of all emotion and became a powerhouse so that nothing or nobody could hurt him ever again. But as he fights Goku, a man who reaches his level with the support of others, he starts to see that maybe his way of fighting, his way of living, might be wrong. But because he is not used to circumstances like these, he does not know how to take this revelation. Because of this, he lashes out, and even attacks Goku's friends. It isn't until he gets the panic attack beaten out of him and listens to Toppo's cheers that he realizes what he had ignored for so long. Friends...are not so bad after all.
@@kittydimples5717 no it was justified, i mean cool backstory and all but you dont get to show it like 5 minites before you end the biggest arc in the show
YOOO the way the theme begins is od. The music is basically saying: Yeah i'm a good guy and i help people, but that doesn't mean i won't annihilate your ass
He's Batman, but not in the same realm of powerful, and he isn't afraid to kill - I mean he also lost his parents.... And all of people... And all the people he trained with... To one guy.... He's Batman's older brother, yeah let's go with that.
The distorted sounds out of this world, just like jiren. Fighterz themes perfectly fit the characters they represent. Arc systems are great with music.
@@DeZAtuub Yeah exactly, that's the only reason i feel disappointment when i see Duplicate characters such as Base Goku or Vegeta because that means I've already heard their themes, the themes are actually the 2nd thing i look forward to when characters get released, they're just that good.
Anime: One of the strongest mortals in the series, is stronger than his universe's Hakaishin, pushed Goku and co to their absolute limits in order to beat him. Game: Debatably the worst character in the game, atypical combo structure, unarmoured 28f command grab 5H, shitty counters (one of which makes him more vulnerable rather than less). EDIT: They actually buffed him. The absolute madmen!
@@boryontotheleader2328 Yeah, he has pretty good stagger pressure, decent assists and a beam property 5S. It's just that he tends to fight an uphill battle.
@@Cahzery Gonna be honest, I liked the guy better when he was just an enigma of a character. I wish his character had more of the Yoda affect for a background, where he has no explanation and only just hints from the god of destruction. Really get that Grey Alien vibe.
I just love how everyone finally decided to embrace the ridiculousness of Jiren's power and just started making Jiren facts. Because that was the idea to begin with, DB is still a comedy series that implements cool fight scenes simply because they are cool.
They've also both got Daisuke Ishiwatari as the composer. I'm just making a point that Jiren's theme is closer to BlazBlue's "synth metal" style than the rest of the cast (which happens to be closer to Guilty Gear's "hard rock/heavy metal" style).
This might sound weird, but this song gives me the same emotional vibe as Ragna's theme in BlazBlue: Rebellion. The aggressive and menacing theme that sounds just sad. The song of someone doomed to always walk their path alone. It's that loneliness of Jiren that I think is so well represented here. He can have all the strength he wants, but it doesn’t change anything. The way he is now, he'll always be a lonely hero.
@@PhantomBladeXZ Creators =/= composers. Daisuke Ishiwatari, the song artist for Guilty Gear and Blazblue, has not worked on this game to my knowledge.
@@KonoGufo actually he is in. That guitar tabs sounds like GGXrd themes. And if Ishiwatari-san isn't working with them for this game, the music sounds strangely similar.
I'm like, 100% certain, you can toss this in somewhere in Blazblue as someone's Vs Theme and no one would even think twice about it, it sounds so naturally BB and I love it
