The theme plays during the ending's final part, on the Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack, it is titled "FINAL FANTASY" from DISSIDIA 012 FINAL FANTASY" and is a different arrangement than the previous version. The Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV: Original Soundtrack has an unrelated track also called "Prologue" that also appears in the Final Fantasy XV music player. In "Episode Ignis Extra Verse", an arrangement plays during the last cutscene called "My Humblest Desire". The Dissidia arrangements are available on the Memories of DISSIDIA FF and Memories of Dissidia 012 FF albums purchasable from Old Lestallum for 500 gil.Ī new rock arrangement of the theme plays during the credits of the " Close Encounter of the Terra Kind" quest, which is a crossover with Terra Wars. It is available since the beginning as part of the Memories of FF album. The original Final Fantasy I track, called "Opening Theme", is also included in the music player. This is listed on the soundtrack as "Main Theme from FINAL FANTASY". "The Tale of the Star" is an orchestral arrangement that plays in the beginning of the end credits in Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker.Īn orchestrated version plays during Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV, when the Niflheim delegation arrives in Insomnia for the treaty-signing.Īn arrangement of the theme plays in Final Fantasy XV during the after-credits epilogue. It also plays during the conclusions of several major storylines, such as the 2.0 main quest, when a Zodiac Weapon is obtained, and the ending of the Shadow of Mhach, among others.Ī piano arrangement of "A World Apart", mixed with the sound effects of the mounts, was used in the "Eorzea Symphony" trailer for Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward.Īn arranged version of the theme, incorporated alongside "Kainé / Salvation" from NieR and "Thirteenth Chapter ~ Closing" from Drakengard, plays in the fight against the final boss of The Tower at Paradigm's Breach in Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers.
This theme is used in the song "A World Apart", which plays when the player first takes an airship to other starting cities during the main storyline. It is track 3 of disc 1 on the Final Fantasy XI Original Soundtrack - Plus.ĭuring version 1.0, this theme was part of the song "Opening Theme". It appears the final time when the adventurer finally meets the Goddess Altana in the final chapter, Rhapsodies of Vana'diel. It also plays in a cutscene following the defeat of Hades in Seekers of Adoulin. "Main Theme - FINAL FANTASY XI Version" plays during the final cutscene of the A Crystalline Prophecy additional scenario, and also after defeating Shinryu and speaking to Prishe in the Abyssea storyline. This track is called "Skies of Alexandria".
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It is also played in a movie from the game's opening sequences in which Vivi Ornitier looks into the sky and sees the theater ship. Prima Vista escape scene and during the credits, right after the song " Melodies Of Life", and also in the Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack at the end of "Melodies Of Life". It was arranged in form of a military march following " Eyes On Me", and plays during the sequence following the ending FMV in which both credits and a home movie style sequence are displayed, from 6:59 to 10:00. The tune appears in the " Ending Theme" of the Final Fantasy VIII: Original Soundtrack. The tune plays during the credits, in the track " Staff Roll" at mark 3:31.Īn orchestrated version plays during the credits. The tune is played at the ending, mixed into the track " Ending Theme". In the Advance version's Music Player the theme is titled "Final Fantasy". The tune plays at the ending when Krile is at the Elder Tree. This version is also included on the Final Fantasy Mix album.
In the 3D version's original soundtrack, the theme appears in the tracks "Opening Movie" and "Epilogue".Īn arranged version of the "Prologue" is included on the Final Fantasy IV: Minimum Album. In the Advance version's Music player, the tune is called the "Prologue". It also plays during the game's end when the party members who do not join Cecil pray to give him and his companions strength for the final battle against Zeromus ( 2D and 3D). First played during the opening cinematic, it plays again during the prophecy of Cecil's destiny. The theme has many recurring appearances. 3.4 Distant Worlds IV: more music from FINAL FANTASY.3.3 Japan Self-Defense Forces Marching Festival 2012.3.2 More Friends - Music from Final Fantasy.2.5 Guitar Solo Final Fantasy Official Best Collection.2.2 Piano Collections: Final Fantasy IV.1.21 Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin.1.18.2 Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival.
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