With the official ost out, I wanted to put both phases of the future redeemed final boss theme into one track. The unofficial name for the track before the ost release was "Alpha, The Divine".
There are many themes to signify the end of an Era...this is a good example of a haunting and powerful deity being challenged by those it has wronged by threatening the world and the people they love.
Since this song started in the beginning I was like: Are they going to...? And the final boss made me faint again as I did years ago with the XC1 final boss. This with some Xenogears vibes included... it was a masterpiece and like what you said: The end of an Era. An incredible and unforggetable trilogy.
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@@terrapog8533How so, though??? Just think about it more... Redeem the Future is much longer, with its large amount of different versions, and it even has leitmotifs of Zanza the Divine, too. (And no, not just with the voice singing the song.)
@@lemmyxpro I just like the tune more particularly the Piano I think it also has to do with the impact of first hearing the theme in the final fight of Xenoblade 1 I expected a choir when we when facing a God I didn't expect awesome rock guitars and catchy Piano So when I played Future Redeemed it was a bit less of a suprise Redeem the Future is still a great boss theme I just prefer Zanza's
@@terrapog8533But Redeem the Future also has a (pardon the pun) GODLY piano, but the main thing i want to focus on and you ask is: You prefer Zanza the Divine because you were less surprised by what Redeem the Future was going to be? Interesting... Do you think there's any chance that you're being a little (at least a little) nostalgic for XC1, and thus being biased?
I have to say, even though it was technically not the same Alvis we knew in the first game, as someone who's been a fan since the first game, it's kinda satisfying seeing Ontos fill the villain role in full especially since on a first time playthrough I knew tons of folks who expected Alvis to be the final boss of the first game.
So a few days ago I finished playing this in yuzu with 4K and a bunch of mods (60 FPS, AA blur removal, improved DoF/etc.) and god damn, was it a treat. But there's nothing quite like experiencing this fight--and Xenoblade 3, and the trilogy as a whole--for the first time. These games are meant to experienced, not just played. Vids like this are kinda bittersweet for that reason though; since the next Xeno games will be different, this theme and pretty much all of Future Redeemed are basically like a divine send-off.
This is a great full version, but MAN Alpha the Divine Beginning and End were such better names!! Considering what Alvis said at the end of XC1 especially, it's a great parallel and callback to where it all started
I mean, fan names vs official, you can still call them that if you like. I personally prefer the unique name as opposed to referencing zanza, but that's just me.
@@rex_yaldabaoth Yeah I get that. Personally I'd say it's referencing Alvis more than Zanza because it's Alvis that says he will "proclaim the end" and so having Alpha be described as "The Divine Beginning and End" was really fitting for the full circle kinda thing imo
@@rex_yaldabaoth I mean one fan-made name for a track I personally preferred was “Aionios' Strongest” instead of “Ultimate Enemy”, the former feels special.
