also, for those that don't get the reference of the drawing, the robot is from the _masterpiece that is the movie "The Castle in the Sky"_ by _the legend_ Hayao Miyasaki. This robot is a really cute robot that spends most of its screentime of the movie taking care of plants, and the other part of its screentime either flattening a giant military base or destroying a giant flying aircraft carrier.
@@jblitz1556 I just call it the Ketsukane motif…this is the exact same leitmotif as Ceroba’s and it appears in almost every song that relates to her family
They manage to do a work of art with this musics just as great as Undertale's, this made me gave them alot more credit, of course, they did manage to reach Undertale level with most of the songs, i wouldn't say there is something as great as "Hopes and Dreams", but i mean, this guys managed to reach Death By Glamour level, this should not be ignored (specially considering there is a ton of people who considere Death By Glamour Undertale's best soundtrack)
I personally prefer Undertale Yellow's soundtrack over the Undertale soundtrack. I find it way more emotional and strong, my favourite music is Nothing but the truth and I also really like a mother's love and Kanako (reprise). It's kinda the same reason why I prefer Yann Van Der Cruyssen and Lena Raine, I feel like their musics really enhansed the emotions in the games the musics were made for (Stray for Yann Van Der Cruyssen and Celeste for Lena Raine). The ending of Stray wouldn't have nearly made me cry without _Daybreak_
@@FBMtestingground i mean the undertale yellow soundtrack was made by a group of people, a team that already had experience, meanwhile undertale soundtrack was made by one person who had just a little experience; in my opinion that's what makes undertale soundtrack way better and more impressive
@@jissmol8738 Toby Fox definitely knew what he was doing. But I agree with the fact it's impressive he made it alone (though most UTY musics were composed by MasterSwordRemix alone I think)
I feel like the leitmotif you showed here is supposed to represent chujin while the one in the really cool guitar part of "some point of no return"/main melody of "Kanako" is supposed to represent Kanako.
I feel like this leitmotif makes more sense as the leitmotif of Ceroba's close family since it appears in both Chujin-related themes and Kanako-related themes
@@FBMtestingground i guess. But Ceroba doesn't have her own leitmotif and every Ceroba song had one of these 2, so you could also interpret those as the "Ketsukane" leitmotif that has 2 variants.
I wonder how the creators of UTY managed to create OSTs that hit WAY harder than Undertale’s. Btw, great video! You should really get more views and subscribers
Thanks! And I'm happy to see that I'm not the only one to think that Undertale Yellow's soundtrack is more emotional than anything Toby Fox ever made. That's also why I prefer Lena Raine and Yann Van Der Cruyssen, Celeste wouldn't have been nearly as impactful without Lena's incredible music and I wouldn't have nearly cried at the end of Stray without _Daybreak_ by Yann Van Der Cruyssen. It's also kinda funny how my favourite Toby Fox music is one of those where he worked with Lena Raine
@@madelynscorner yeah that's fair, but no Toby Fox music ever hit me as hard as the examples I mentionned. But I have the weirdest tastes in music so my opinion doesn't mean much
They hit way harder because you're already familiar with Undertale's story and (most likely) have been for years, while Undertale Yellow is a more or less new experience.
I came to this video again because I think snowfall does have this motif, if you listen very carefully between around 0:40 and 0:55 in the Snowfall track
also, for those that don't get the reference of the drawing, the robot is from the _masterpiece that is the movie "The Castle in the Sky"_ by _the legend_ Hayao Miyasaki. This robot is a really cute robot that spends most of its screentime of the movie taking care of plants, and the other part of its screentime either flattening a giant military base or destroying a giant flying aircraft carrier.
I think I'm not the only one who thinks Guardener might've taken inspiration from the robot from Laputa
@@yahyaayyashfirdaus2034 yeah it's the first think I thought of when I saw it
Absolutely based Castle in the Sky enjoyer located
The morse code transllates to FLOWER, which makes sense
Yes, I wasn't gonna put random stuff lol, I remember hesitating about what to write, but I don't remember what else I considered
It's funny how people forget that MasterSwordRemix/MyNewSoundtrack and NoteBlock made Undertale Yellow and it's soundtrack, not Toby Fox.
I forgot to credit them in this video, thank you for reminding me
@FBMtestingground could you in the description?
@@6-dpegasus425 oh yeah I forgot again, thanks for telling me
Isn't there a third one?
undertale yellow is canon and made by toby fox (on my dreams)
meltdown my beloved
@@martinligabue for some reason I do not get notifications from your comments
My interpretation is that this is just Chujin’s motif. After all, both Kanako themes contain this one and Ceroba’s motif as well.
So Kanako's would be a combination of the two, or a completely different one?
On trial by fury, the leitmotif comes before Enemy Retreating.
I do appriciate leaving Nothing but the Truth to play all the way through
It’s also in “The Trek” and becomes like half the song at 0:45
Na that's Ceroba/Blossom mate
@@jblitz1556 I just call it the Ketsukane motif…this is the exact same leitmotif as Ceroba’s and it appears in almost every song that relates to her family
That's Ceroba's motif
I love how the droid says "Flower" in morse code
This motif is also present in Medium, in 1:44 to 1:52
Wait I didn't put it?
*_damnit!_*
Well thanks for telling me
@@FBMtestingground Na that's Blossom isn't it?
They manage to do a work of art with this musics just as great as Undertale's, this made me gave them alot more credit, of course, they did manage to reach Undertale level with most of the songs, i wouldn't say there is something as great as "Hopes and Dreams", but i mean, this guys managed to reach Death By Glamour level, this should not be ignored (specially considering there is a ton of people who considere Death By Glamour Undertale's best soundtrack)
I personally prefer Undertale Yellow's soundtrack over the Undertale soundtrack. I find it way more emotional and strong, my favourite music is Nothing but the truth and I also really like a mother's love and Kanako (reprise). It's kinda the same reason why I prefer Yann Van Der Cruyssen and Lena Raine, I feel like their musics really enhansed the emotions in the games the musics were made for (Stray for Yann Van Der Cruyssen and Celeste for Lena Raine). The ending of Stray wouldn't have nearly made me cry without _Daybreak_
@@FBMtestingground i mean the undertale yellow soundtrack was made by a group of people, a team that already had experience, meanwhile undertale soundtrack was made by one person who had just a little experience; in my opinion that's what makes undertale soundtrack way better and more impressive
@@jissmol8738 Toby Fox definitely knew what he was doing. But I agree with the fact it's impressive he made it alone (though most UTY musics were composed by MasterSwordRemix alone I think)
I also found it in Snowfall at 2x speed (while i was trying to sync snowfall with aviation to prove that aviation intro is a Snowdin motif)
I missed it in A mother's Love, *god f*cking damnit!*
...it's NOT in a mother's love??
@@cloudy28 I'm pretty sure I heard it in the second or third phase
@@FBMtestingground it's probably just oasis valley
it's pretty confusable with the kanako motif
@@cloudy28 I don't know what the Oasis Valley motif sounds like, I didn't notice it, I only make videos about leitmotiv I found
@@cloudy28it is, in all of phases. There's also one in The Trek
In trials by fury, it sounds at the very start
J'ai trouvé cette vidéo très relaxante
the motif actually is in trial by fury, but not at that part of the song! it’s the bells in the background at 0:46 in trial by fury
ah...
Thanks for telling me
Lore of All examples of the Kanako/Chujin leitmotif in Undertale Yellow momentum 100
yes I'm still trying to figure out what thumbnails work better
I would use a different font for thumbnails
@@Coolerfrog what do you mean?
@@FBMtestingground The default text font is kinda bad
@@Coolerfrog ah I see, yeah I may try to change it, thank you for the advice
there was a fuckin chujin motif??????
I'm still not sure if it was the Chujin or Kanako motif, but I feel like it may be the motif of their entire family
Doesnt the wiki just call it the ketsukane motif?
The leitmotif in Main Menu 4 is Ceroba's one, and the one in Undertale Yellow is Clover's leitmotif (Justice), actually
In main menu 4, it's both at the same time I think
@@FBMtestingground Really? I'm gonna listen to it again, I guess I'm just too used to Ceroba's theme lol, thanks for correcting me, anyways!
@@Luwkna someone made a video about the Ceroba leitmotif, that's too bad as I really wanted to do it.
@@FBMtestingground Yeah, I saw it before, that's probably why I was convinced it was just her motif there
you forgot to add Blossom, the leitmotif is there too :>
I think that may be enough to remake this video, but right now I'm making more leitmotiv videos, thanks for telling
I feel like the leitmotif you showed here is supposed to represent chujin while the one in the really cool guitar part of "some point of no return"/main melody of "Kanako" is supposed to represent Kanako.
I feel like this leitmotif makes more sense as the leitmotif of Ceroba's close family since it appears in both Chujin-related themes and Kanako-related themes
@@FBMtestingground i guess. But Ceroba doesn't have her own leitmotif and every Ceroba song had one of these 2, so you could also interpret those as the "Ketsukane" leitmotif that has 2 variants.
@@ksawerx9277 Ceroba has a leitmotif, and it's one of the most frequent. I remember it appears in Kanako reprise and nothing but the truth
I wonder how the creators of UTY managed to create OSTs that hit WAY harder than Undertale’s.
Btw, great video! You should really get more views and subscribers
Thanks! And I'm happy to see that I'm not the only one to think that Undertale Yellow's soundtrack is more emotional than anything Toby Fox ever made. That's also why I prefer Lena Raine and Yann Van Der Cruyssen, Celeste wouldn't have been nearly as impactful without Lena's incredible music and I wouldn't have nearly cried at the end of Stray without _Daybreak_ by Yann Van Der Cruyssen. It's also kinda funny how my favourite Toby Fox music is one of those where he worked with Lena Raine
@@FBMtestinggroundI disagree with *anything* Toby ever made "Undertale" (the song) and his theme always make me cry my eyes out
I would say harder, but it definitely hits as hard
@@madelynscorner yeah that's fair, but no Toby Fox music ever hit me as hard as the examples I mentionned. But I have the weirdest tastes in music so my opinion doesn't mean much
They hit way harder because you're already familiar with Undertale's story and (most likely) have been for years, while Undertale Yellow is a more or less new experience.
Doesn't Snowfall's theme also have this motif"?
@@naskosbane idk, I will remake this video some day because there are a lot of mistakes, I'll look more into it then
I came to this video again because I think snowfall does have this motif, if you listen very carefully between around 0:40 and 0:55 in the Snowfall track
where is it in "Undertale Yellow"? that just sounds like the "Justice" leitmotif :/ i'm confused
I kinda confuse it with the Justice leitmotif, I only realized it when I started looking for the Justice leitmotif and saw it had a similar start
7:16 It's Justice leitmotif, not Chujin/Kanako
Damnit