Staff Credits - The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (2019) Soundtrack 

“Don’t be sad that it’s gone, be happy that it happened”

The jump at 3:27 from the chipper 8 bit to the full bombast of the orchestra gets me every time.

This ending staff roll song is the PERFECT adaptation. It has the vision, it has the heart and the passion, beautifully composed, gives me chills every time. It sounds exactly like what the original wanted to be if it could. Can't change my mind.

That Marin Chant makes you sad she’s gone.Absolute banger that hits the soul

I couldn't stop smirking when the old 8-bit ending theme played. I got a little teary eyed too, I ain't gonna lie especially having played it as a little kid. They did the ending theme so much justice.

I played this game 12 years ago and when I heard this, nostalgia hit me like a truck

That chiptune snippet at around 3:12 makes me so happy.

I remember being a kid and beating links awakening over and over again on the Game Boy just so I could hear the credits music again. Now I just have RU-vid and it can be done in less than a minute.

I was fine during the credits. But seeing the seagull and knowing who it was made me cry..

Big fan of the heroic, grand, and orchestral sound of the theme and end credit music

The change at 8 bits blow my heart❤😭

I'm not crying 😢 you're crying 😢

The credits theme from this game makes me cry almost every time I hear it. Every note in it seems to say, "What an adventure we had! But every story has to end some time!"

Even now, having listened to it SO many times since first beating the game, when it transitions to the 8-bit Gameboy music at the end, I get *massive* goosebumps. Give me literal chills. Once of the most powerful music transitions I've ever heard.

Every time I listen to this soundtrack, I come close to crying. This was the game that got me started in The Legend of Zelda, and remains one of my all-time favorites to this day. I'm actually working on a Let's Play of the DX version for Game Boy on an emulator, and I intend to keep going until I finish the best Game Boy Zelda game of all time.

wow why does no one talk about this i just found it by complete accident

Im tearing up at hearing marin sing. I wish she wasn’t gone.

Always have loved the "Staff Credits" rolls

I absolutely LOVE the subtle nods to the Game Boy in this soundtrack! Hearing those 8bit chimes and Jingles invokes so much nostalgia for me personally. All around exceptional remake!

I can’t imagine how sweaty links hands must be from carrying around his weapons all the time

That was BEAUTIFUL! BRAVO! I swear, video game music is the best! ❤

This is the most overlooked songs in video game history. It reminds me of Ghibli!

It’s sad enough when you figure Koholint isn’t real, but when you hear this and Marin’s song, absolute heartbreaker(And watching Marin fly away). So emotionally Touching, yet beautifully composed.

3:27 is glorious

always will be my favorite game ever.

The single best end credits music ever.

Sadder than majora's mask imo

PERFECT for a closing song.

Links Awakening is honestly in my top 3 zelda games, maybe top 2

great song love this me and my daughter plat this. brings a tear to my eye

Just off the top of my head this and the one from Wind Waker are my favorite Zelda staff roll music.

Why isn't this the highest selling 2D Zelda game.

Amazing

What an Amazing rendition. Just Wow

If this song doesn’t play as the credits theme in the Zelda movie, I don’t even know…

Beatifull 🤩🤩🤩

0:38 this is the absolute BEST part in this song

0:45 is giving Dragon Quest XI vibes

Farewell cocolinth

SOUL T_T

credits theme sounds very cheerful after link wiped out koholint

0:59

Only for this sweet remake it was 60 euros well spend. Fuck this is good.

There isn’t a better end theme in gaming

Anyone else think this version has a little bit of a John Williams vibe to it? Sort of reminiscent of his work in the Indy movies?

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Straight-up sounds like a fanfare to the end of a Disney film. Complementary, of course.

Is there a violin sheet music for this?

0:19

1:00

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track has a lot of popping in it you hear in head phones.