Toby Fox confirmed in a Deltarune newsletter that this is one of his tracks. Edit: he also confirmed that the Tera Raid and Zero Lab battles are his work, as well as the Area Zero location, and the "Academy" theme which is sprinkled and arranged throughout the rest of the game.
i find it so funny how toby fox made the "academy" theme which is resampled throughout the game, just like what he would do with UT LMAO half of UT's soundtrack is resampled motifs
Huh. Honestly thought that maybe Masuda legitimately had a partial hand in the composition (possibly very early on?) considering a few traits are present in this that exemplify his general style: call and response (giving his themes a sing-songy vibe, which I can clearly feel in the first half), the AABA musical form, the intro and rhythmic section having callbacks to his Hoenn battle themes and the pre-bridge (0:27-0:43?) also sounding suspiciously like Hoenn's gym leader theme. Everything else is obviously Toby, though, especially the second half. Easily the best special battle theme in the franchise, either way. Edit: Yeah, 75-80% of it's just Mesagoza rearranged in a very Masuda-like fashion, possibly also co-arranged by Hitomi Sato? I still feel like Masuda was probably brought in with Fox to contribute to the rhythm section in the first half (a trademark of his battle themes), pre-chorus and maybe even some parts in the near end, considering how melodically straight-forward this track seems compared to his other collaborations in ScVl. Man, I just want TPC and Nintendo to release another Super Music Collection to help sort all this out.
@@videogamemusicresources5745 Perhaps it's true that a lot of the battle themes in SV just happen to share the iconic "Masuda intro" and rather infamous "panic chords" in his works as an homage and not a result of his direct influence. The last theme he likely had any full involvement in this game in is the Trainer theme. It led me to believe that he perhaps might have had some influence on the other battle themes besides the more obvious ones.
This doesn’t sound like a typical Toby Fox composition. I feel like Hitomi Sato (or maybe Adachi idk) had a hand in composition, at least (0:44-1:02). The flute, piano, drums evoke that gen 4 feeling. Also, the transition right before (0:40-0:44) sound very reminiscent of a pokemon piece, although I can’t remember what. If Sato or Adachi had no part in this, then hats off to you, Toby, for composing something sounding like trad Pokemon very convincingly.
I feel like Toby Fox had very little part in this composition as the base of the whole song stands upon the classic battle themes just the saxophone and trumpets are added over it. I think Hitomi Sato had the most hand over this and as the end part is very jazzy I had say Go Ichinose, but it seems he, had little hand in it as this isn't typical Go Ichinose jazz.
Idk this seems like a pretty thoroughly Toby interpretation of classic pokemon themes to me. Even the jazzy bits sound pretty much exactly like the way he writes the jazzy bits in UTDR/Homestuck music.
@@zturtle781 Yeah, it’s been a couple days since I wrote the comment, and I can see Toby Fox writing most of the melody now. I just thought I heard hints of Sato here and there.
Next time Pokemon releases a new game, everyone will stop playing Scarlet/Violet and get obsessed with the new game. But this being the first game I ever owned, nothing will take Scarlet and Violet out of a special place in my heart. Cherish the moment, make friends! And just remember, find your treasure!
This song is postgame Pokemon in a nutshell. You’ve been through your struggles, you’ve forged bonds with your pokemon, you’ve hit the credits, and now you’re on another grand adventure around the region with your team to have some more fun. It’s incredible.
@@standlethemandle In other words, there are people who believe that he did everything or almost everything as if he were responsible for the soundtrack when there were more people behind the music for those games.
@@gankeru3376 C'est vrai, Toby Fox a plus de participation que dans la génération précédente, mais ce qui se passe, c'est que j'ai vu beaucoup de commentaires de gens qui, lorsqu'ils entendent une chanson du jeu vidéo, disent instantanément qu'elle a été composée par Toby Fox et ils ne prennent pas la peine de lire la description de qui l'a fait.
I wish if we battle one of the elite four at the tournament their theme would be playing instead of this soundtrack. Not that there is anything wrong with this soundtrack it's just that I'm a bit salty about the e4 soundtrack playing 4 times in the game and that's it. You can't even rematch them in the league.
@@naturalharmoniagropius4486 But as stated, this theme will play instead of the E4 theme, and there's no way to refight the E4 like in previous games. Once you beat the champions, the E4 and the champ themes are gone from the game, unless they play in multiplayer.
Toby Fox confirmed in a Deltarune newsletter that this is one of his tracks.
Edit: he also confirmed that the Tera Raid and Zero Lab battles are his work, as well as the Area Zero location, and the "Academy" theme which is sprinkled and arranged throughout the rest of the game.
Tera raid and zero lab sounds like him right away, this one is a bit unusual for his style out of the three
@@MemoOwOhonestly the quality of the guitar plugin is a giveaway (not a shot but he should use a better instrument lol)
i find it so funny how toby fox made the "academy" theme which is resampled throughout the game, just like what he would do with UT LMAO half of UT's soundtrack is resampled motifs
2:13 I absolutely love this saxophone part
Hehehehe THATS Toby
Really reminds me of Tokyo Ska
@@po1sonr0ot That Saxophone part is Junnosuke Fujita not Toby Fox.
@@po1sonr0ot average omori fan
@@user-od6ue9zv9u Probably Toby composed the music and Junnosuke played the thing
I just noticed this is a remix of the academy theme/mesagoza
It incorporates motifs from previous themes. The start is the Alola E4.
Also the Team Magma/Aqua theme
I just want to say that I appreciate you trying to list every theme's composer and arranger
Like around 2:30 I thought something crazy was about to happen
Huh. Honestly thought that maybe Masuda legitimately had a partial hand in the composition (possibly very early on?) considering a few traits are present in this that exemplify his general style: call and response (giving his themes a sing-songy vibe, which I can clearly feel in the first half), the AABA musical form, the intro and rhythmic section having callbacks to his Hoenn battle themes and the pre-bridge (0:27-0:43?) also sounding suspiciously like Hoenn's gym leader theme. Everything else is obviously Toby, though, especially the second half. Easily the best special battle theme in the franchise, either way.
Edit: Yeah, 75-80% of it's just Mesagoza rearranged in a very Masuda-like fashion, possibly also co-arranged by Hitomi Sato? I still feel like Masuda was probably brought in with Fox to contribute to the rhythm section in the first half (a trademark of his battle themes), pre-chorus and maybe even some parts in the near end, considering how melodically straight-forward this track seems compared to his other collaborations in ScVl. Man, I just want TPC and Nintendo to release another Super Music Collection to help sort all this out.
True
I really don't hear anything Masuda like in this.
@@videogamemusicresources5745 Perhaps it's true that a lot of the battle themes in SV just happen to share the iconic "Masuda intro" and rather infamous "panic chords" in his works as an homage and not a result of his direct influence. The last theme he likely had any full involvement in this game in is the Trainer theme. It led me to believe that he perhaps might have had some influence on the other battle themes besides the more obvious ones.
This doesn’t sound like a typical Toby Fox composition. I feel like Hitomi Sato (or maybe Adachi idk) had a hand in composition, at least (0:44-1:02). The flute, piano, drums evoke that gen 4 feeling. Also, the transition right before (0:40-0:44) sound very reminiscent of a pokemon piece, although I can’t remember what. If Sato or Adachi had no part in this, then hats off to you, Toby, for composing something sounding like trad Pokemon very convincingly.
Toby Fox and Hitome Sato doing this
I feel like Toby Fox had very little part in this composition as the base of the whole song stands upon the classic battle themes just the saxophone and trumpets are added over it. I think Hitomi Sato had the most hand over this and as the end part is very jazzy I had say Go Ichinose, but it seems he, had little hand in it as this isn't typical Go Ichinose jazz.
I could see Sato helping, but the arrangement is definitely Toby alone.
Idk this seems like a pretty thoroughly Toby interpretation of classic pokemon themes to me. Even the jazzy bits sound pretty much exactly like the way he writes the jazzy bits in UTDR/Homestuck music.
@@zturtle781 Yeah, it’s been a couple days since I wrote the comment, and I can see Toby Fox writing most of the melody now. I just thought I heard hints of Sato here and there.
Sounds like if the academy got a Mario Kart 8 track based on it.
0:56-1:16 my fave part
Is it me, or does the first saxophone part sound like a sped up and slightly rearranged version of the saxophone part of My Funky Town
Is just a damn sax my god
Also I'm pretty sure it's just the mesagoza theme as a sax
I wouldn’t be surprised if they asked Toby to make a Gen 10 battle theme and he just made his 7th-ish Megalovania
The first like 8/9 seconds sound so familar but I can't remember where from.
The sun and moon elite 4 theme maybe?
Story 5 Meeting from Fire Emblem maybe?
@@Diego13303 i think this was it
Plack Beach from Mario and Luigi - Bowser's inside Story?
@@bailableYT it’s probably alola elite four, make more sense because it’s a Pokémon game, they’d most likely use Pokémon motifs
Next time Pokemon releases a new game, everyone will stop playing Scarlet/Violet and get obsessed with the new game. But this being the first game I ever owned, nothing will take Scarlet and Violet out of a special place in my heart. Cherish the moment, make friends! And just remember, find your treasure!
Dude you just described everything gamer ever not just Pokemon fans. Lol
I still played fireRed gba. Many year passed and I'm still won't get over it
Same man
don’t worry, soon people will grow up and get nostalgic for this game like how current fans are now with gens 1-5
@@bluep3rzI already am with SWSH. I miss discovering the Sylveon evolution method for myself
Probably the best battle theme in the entire series
Reminds me of the scrapped Rouxls battle theme that will probably be used for chapter 7
xylophone section reminds me of pinna park from mario sunshine :)
The first couple measures are also similar to Plack Beach from Bowser's Inside Story
This song is postgame Pokemon in a nutshell. You’ve been through your struggles, you’ve forged bonds with your pokemon, you’ve hit the credits, and now you’re on another grand adventure around the region with your team to have some more fun.
It’s incredible.
The only music to play during a online battle
Toby Fox try not to make an amazing banger every time he composes challenge (imposible)
i love that this song is intense, but at the end of the day it's just lighthearted. Like yeah, go all out, but don't forget to have fun!
0:09 0:22 0:27 0:44 0:53 1:01 1:20 1:36 2:04 2:12 2:21 2:29 Personal Timestamps :3
This track slaps listening to it clearly
What different Pokémon teams would you guys use against everyone in the tournament?
Is this the last song in the OST? I feel like we’re still missing a few
There's more coming
The Megalovania drums really give this song away as being a product of Toby.
Could you give a timestamp?
@@SandsUndertale73 From the start, really. You can tell just by the way the backing drums sound that Toby made the song.
They could do this more competitive like "battle tower things" from previous games. I miss a competitve off-line battle feature in this game.
A little bit of Mario Kart for some reason
Would’ve been fine if this was the credits music
Agree
You say that like it’s not incredible anyway
@@samboi123Some folks have questionable taste buds. Or just suck at expressing opinions on the internet.
Soundtrack of me grinding for cash using a turbo controller.
يارجل.. احب الجزء ذا 0:44
انا مثلك 😍
All i do nowadays in SV is play that tune and slap people around...
0:45 I HEAR RUINS
Its a stretch but STILL
And I know its the Mesagoza part
This is so Tobycore lmao
"Hi, I'm Toby Fox and I've done ALL the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet soundtrack by myself because I'm the GOAT of the Pokémon music." Fin.
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@@standlethemandle In other words, there are people who believe that he did everything or almost everything as if he were responsible for the soundtrack when there were more people behind the music for those games.
@@DomingoGarciaRD
Tas fumé de la bonne beuh,mec.
Ils disenr pas que Toby a tout composer mais qu'il a participé activement par rapport à d habitude
@@gankeru3376 C'est vrai, Toby Fox a plus de participation que dans la génération précédente, mais ce qui se passe, c'est que j'ai vu beaucoup de commentaires de gens qui, lorsqu'ils entendent une chanson du jeu vidéo, disent instantanément qu'elle a été composée par Toby Fox et ils ne prennent pas la peine de lire la description de qui l'a fait.
I wish if we battle one of the elite four at the tournament their theme would be playing instead of this soundtrack. Not that there is anything wrong with this soundtrack it's just that I'm a bit salty about the e4 soundtrack playing 4 times in the game and that's it. You can't even rematch them in the league.
You can rebattle Hassel
@@naturalharmoniagropius4486 But as stated, this theme will play instead of the E4 theme, and there's no way to refight the E4 like in previous games. Once you beat the champions, the E4 and the champ themes are gone from the game, unless they play in multiplayer.