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It really is. Kazuma Kaneko's early work here makes the SFC games so damn charming.

Hey, someone actually read it. Thank you for that. I honestly do appreciate it. The name I chose felt the most relevant and proper to me and I really wanted to express why. Seeing as I'm really no translator, I'm kind of expecting someone to come along and add to what I wrote or correct me for any errors or missing cultural context. Only time will tell. Thank you for listening as well.

That's a good idea, but it may be a while before I can deliver.

Pascal? IS HE STILL HERE!?

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In the time from making my first reply until now, two new extensions of Pascal's theme have been uploaded to RUclips. Here they are: ruclips.net/video/zghx_yiI0hM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/SE17IR0Xdi0/видео.html With this, I do not think it necessary to attempt extending it myself. Take care.

You're welcome, my friend.

It really is haunting, in a way. I'm glad you enjoy it!

I'm glad it's to your liking! RUclips's been missing this one for a while.

Thank you again!

It's finally here, just for you!

I'm glad you like it!

I've been seeing a number of retro titles being ported to modern consoles through businesses like Limited Run Games, Dotemu, and WayForward quite often as of recent. Maybe some kind of arrangement could be made to port those games to the Switch.

Happy to have helped! I'm glad you enjoy it.

That's a good idea.

And here you are: ruclips.net/video/BWe5DRzgvF8/видео.html

Cool. This goes hard for real.

Welcome aboard!

You're welcome. Thanks for listening!

I think there may be a few extensions of that song on RUclips already. You might want to check those out. Here is one: ruclips.net/video/Ber6uqEeTjE/видео.html That being said, there is a certain remix of the song uploaded on RUclips that I wish had an extended version, but I currently do not have permission to extend it. Either way, thank you for listening.

En SMT IV hay una versión remastered de este tema

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy it.

It really is. The whole soundtrack is great.

All of this information came from cursory scans over Wikipedia pages, so I advise you to perform your own research if you're interested, but here is what I can gather. The entire symbol builds upon the Seal of Solomon, a sigil based on the legendary ring said to grant King Solomon command over demons and other supernatural entities, becoming a powerful symbol in magic and occultism. Written into the border of the seal is the phrase "Quod superius Macroprosopus, quod inferius Microprosopus," a modified paraphrase of a longer Latin phrase meaning "That which is above is like to that which is below," originating in the Hermetic text known as the Emerald Tablet. It is often understood to call attention to the effects that the greater universe has on the individual human being. The modification in question here is is the addition of the words "Macroprosopus" (Arich Anpin) and "Microprosopus" (Zeir Anpin). The former is an aspect of Kabbalistic Divine emanation known as Keter, the Divine Will, while the latter comprises the emotional sephirot attributes. The former is the macrocosmic equivalent of the latter, while the latter is the microcosmic equivalent of the former. I'm not sure why they're included together in this phrase, but there does seem to be a connection here. The letters in the four outside corners of the hexagram spell out "AGLA," a magic word appearing in some charms, widely considered an abbreviation of the Hebrew phrase Atā gībōr ləʿōlām ʾĂḏōnāy, a phrase used in Kabbala. It translates to "Thou, O Lord, art mighty forever." What it truly means isn't yet fully determined. In Hebrew, it is rendered as "אגלא." The other two characters in the corners of the hexagram are the capitalized versions of "Alpha" and "Omega," the first and last letters in the Greek alphabet and are likely most well known for their use as the title of God and Christ in the Book of Revelations. Finally, we have the word being spelled out in the other parts of the hexagram: "Tetragrammaton," which refers to the four-letter Hebrew name for the Abrahamic God, known commonly as "Yahweh" or "Jehovah." Those four letters are "יהוה" in Hebrew and commonly rendered as "YHVH" in Latin scripts. This is also how it is rendered for the Shin Megami Tensei series. Altogether, it is a mashup of various occult traditions, fitting with the demonic theming the series offers. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seal_of_Solomon en.wikipedia.org/wiki/As_above,_so_below en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arich_Anpin en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeir_Anpin en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AGLA en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_and_Omega en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetragrammaton

I think it's a shame that it was shortened in the final release. You really have to wonder why they did that.