【BLUE REFLECTION SECOND LIGHT/TIE OST】World's End ワールドエンド
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- DISC 03 TRACK 09
Final Dungeon BGM
You know shit's going down.
You also know we're reaching the end of these lovely soundtracks.
The girls prepare to fight against the ultimate end.
![BLUE REFLECTION Opening Theme "リフレクト" (Reflect) [Remastered/Re-mixed. Improved clarity]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ycTJ7xXtC4s/mqdefault.jpg)
2:32 really lays on the feels
The opening really reminds of my some of Kota Hoshina’s more obscure Armored Core tracks.
THIS IS INCREDIBLE
Shares some elements with Discontinuity of Existence like the intro and clock sounds. *Kind of* shares 2:35 with Closed Communication and the strings at 1:58 with Returning Home Without the Key.
If only the last part of the final dungeon was longer so we could hear this theme more in game.
Big spoiler overthere so if you didn't beat the game, don't read this comment !
⚠⚠⚠ SPOILER ⚠⚠⚠
It’s been a while since I’ve had in mind that the final area of the game is related to Ao’s Heartscape somehow. One of these reasons is obviously the music : this music and the theme of Ao’s Heartscape seem to share practically the same introduction before they each take off. but more than that, I noticed something more disturbing.
Ao's Heartscape is a small town all that is normal except that it is totally devoid of all life. On the contrary, World’s end is filled with sounds of everyday life : You can hear children laughing, people whispering or a chalk on a board. It’s as if all the inhabitants who were in Ao’s Heartscape were taken away to be transferred to the final dungeon area. But there’s nothing left of them but distant sounds. This sensation is all the stronger as this final zone is linked to Ao. It’s like her Heartscape was actually just a taste of the final dungeon, the first layer of the final dungeon that we would be forced to visit later.
And again, this feeling is reinforced when you understand what exactly this final boss is.
Sounds neat-ish in isolation.
With context? Hits hard.
I really like the static interruptions, they remind me of dothack