FFXIV - Twice Stricken | Reacting To Video Game Music!

[@JetEriksen]

FINALLY MY TIME HAS COME TonyDan you're a legend for finally making this happen.

[@TheHeirofLife]

oh shit its piplup guy

[@Vonajex]

Haha, I'm glad to be of service ;) Thank you for championing one of the best songs!

[@incredicassio]

THY REQUEST HAS ARRIVED

[@c9bepis939]

holy shit gbj penguin is based?!?!?

[@Octanis0]

Doing god's work

[@kosif]

You know, the funny problem that 14 has is that Soken puts out some SERIOUSLY amazing songs and it kind desensitizes you to the other songs. Like, this song is amazing, but it took me a year or two for me to even realize "hey this is a really great song" because I was so stuck on his other songs.

[@Vonajex]

Heya, thanks for reacting Jesse! ^^ I'm glad you enjoyed it! Like with Landslide and Return to Oblivion, Twice Stricken is a remix of an older song, Thunder Rolls, which is Ramuh's theme. Ramuh is an old lightning wizard(who the game describes as half man, half beard, and another half beard for good measure), but in this remixed fight well...your character accidentally mixes him with a lightning horse deity through shenanigans, so cool lightning centaur man! It was definitely a really cool surprise to see what they did with him and the fight is really standout. The song is also SO different to the original theme, which was very serene and calm. It made it so the new music was just as much a shock as seeing the new Ramuh! This song isn't talked about as much as other songs in the game, but it was nice seeing you have a good time with it!

[@maironnoriam]

Don't you think it could be a mix between Ixion and Ramuh ? Two incarnations of thunder, a primal and a beast. Seemed logic to me, but may be I'm totaly wrong.

[@pv2donut]

Probably the hidden meaning of the song title because it is a fusion of Ramuh and Ixion.

[@Vonajex]

@@maironnoriam Ixion is the lightning horse deity yes lol

[@Vonajex]

@@pv2donut It's also a play on the old saying, "Lightning never strikes twice in the same place"! So when something incredible/seemingly impossible happens more than once, people will sometimes say "lightning has struck twice/lightning strikes twice". We're fighting Ramuh for the second time, so lightning is quite literally striking us twice lol

[@Ladywizard]

@@maironnoriam Well this boss is a mix of the destroyer(monk god), Ramuh, and Ixion

[@shirotenkai8180]

Jesse: "I'm trying to keep a poker face here" 5 seconds later: *stank face headbanging*

[@dustthewanderer6756]

The name of the song "Twice Stricken" is referring to the fact that it's a remix of Ramuh's original theme, and that the fight is also a sort of reimagining of his fight. Which is to say that this is the second time we've been struck with lightening.

[@frog1405]

Also, you face normal Ramuh at The "Striking" Tree

[@pandamike1987]

I took it as you purposefully being struck twice by lightning when lightning isn't supposed to strike in the same place but the context makes more sense

[@noone8498]

Fun Fact- You can get this boss as a mount to ride and he plays this music as you ride him

[@OmegaEnvych]

I need to grab my static to do Eden Savages just to get those mounts. Still want that Skyslipper.

[@Caique_Mota]

@@OmegaEnvych you can skip light rampant now so should be very easy

[@geletrode]

I was gonna say this lol

[@Its_an_Eze]

Did when the tier was current. Our whole static has this mount and promptly named it the Thunder Daddy Gang Inc 😂

[@oninekoX3]

I suddenly have a mighty need

[@Kadraxan]

The amount this song slaps is f-ing ILLEGAL.

[@TGCidolfus0830]

All of the Eden series boss themes were on point, the climax ending with "the extreme" was so well done it would have brought a tear to my eyes if there we not wide open with panic when i was doing that encounter. The yells the boss does charging you fits so well in this soundtrack no matter when he steamrolls 1 or 2 people off the edge

[@omegacloud222]

Im pretty sure i mentioned this song in one of your early FF react vids and im glad to finally see you listen to it! How the hell has no one else mentioned this song??? Literally every streamer that plays through this fight, everyone comments just how much of a gigabanger this song is! Absolutely one of the top tier songs in FF and i knew youd love it! This is an essentially re-imagined Ramuh fight that takes place in the 8 man Raid in Shadowbringers and everything about this fight is absolutely sick!

[@alanashark9684]

If you haven't listened to FFXIV's "eScape" yet, thats another banger I think you'd enjoy a ton

[@VendettaSoundtracks]

Chicken tenders for everyone!

[@Silphiroth]

the absolute best song in the whoe game for me. And that says a lot with all these bangers in the game

[@kkwong8877]

Highly suggest eScape, which is Omega’s theme

[@Rhaethyn]

@@Silphiroth best, perhaps not. Certainly one of the most banging, though. I quite like the "A- to the L- to the E-X-ANDER" part of Rise, too

[@JessesAuditorium]

Song mentioned in this video; ATB - 9 PM (Till I come) kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3KcgHx_ltWGodE

[@brun0lpc]

THANK YOU! My 10 years old self is now complete knowing the damn song's name!

[@JessesAuditorium]

@@brun0lpc I told you everyone knows it lol

[@DeeFourCee]

I love till I come. i grew up on. 90s techno/house/trance

[@Nexdex]

Another arrangement/remix by Takafumi Imamura! Guy's putting out some absolute bangers. As others have mentioned already, it's a remix of "Thunder Rolls" (composed by Soken)

[@aeternusvotum]

The way you took off your sunglasses was too great :D But yes, this is a very good song and it's great how you enjoyed it!

[@temporalwolf7054]

So like the other Heritor fights, this is a remix/reimagining of older bosses. Particularly this is a fusion of Ramuh - a sagely wizard type - and Ixion - a lightning unicorn - with the music likewise being a remix of Ramuh's theme. And of those fights, Ramuh got the best visual upgrade.

[@gateauxq4604]

Peepaw definitely got a glowup

[@doktorvoid]

Just got done binge-watching a bunch of your FF14 reactions, really enjoyed seeing what you had to say for em but, I have to also recommend that you add "Susano's Theme" to your repertoire of reactions, definitely one of my favorites!

[@burtwonk]

The “arcade racing game” analogy was so oddly true you blew my mind!

[@fullmetal56711]

the name comes from the fact that it builds upon Ramuh's original theme Thunder Rolls, this is a remembered version of him. the fight is really fun!

[@aeonspast]

I just found your channel today and I think this is the fiiiiiifth? FFXIV video I'm watching of yours and I'm looking forward to watching more. I'm really enjoying your takes on these, and I love the FFXIV fanbase showing up and giving context after the fact. The story songs (Answers, Dragonsong, Tomorrow to Tomorrow, etc) are always suuuuper impactful and deep but the raid music can be just an absolute banger like this one. I love the wide variety of music in the game so much. Can't wait to see more from you, keep up the awesome work!

[@cappyven6818]

When this raid first dropped the whole team was brand new to the fight and were screaming in the chat over how good this was, myself included. Absolute banger of a song.

[@neverwntedrevenge]

This song (and your reaction to it) is really awesome! Also, I LOVE the purple streaks in your hair! Rad looks, man.

[@birdjericho]

I love how the design of Ramuh in this fight is: "Okay, so... what if Ramuh. But also Ixion (the lightning horse from FFX). And ALSO Quetzalcoatl (the lightning bird from FF8). But not all three separately. All at ONCE!" This is one of my favorite songs from the Eden raids. The tribal leitmotifs combined with heavy distored rock is excellent, and absolutely Soken. :D

[@proudlarry8225]

When he's got his centaur legs on, he's DJ Ramuh. I like this boss. It is part of a series of bosses that are like... recreations of entities you have fought which have been drawn from your character's imagination and memory. You are using your adversary's abilities and technology to create entities that represent the weakened elements of the dying world you are attempting to restore, so that you can then dissipate them and restore balance. Because they are drawn out and substantiated from your mind, and because you subconsciously associate them with other bosses of similar element, and because you have taken quite a few blows to the head perhaps, your "heritors" are dramatically different from the original entities but still serve your purposes here just fine, if not better! As others have noted, your heritor version of Ramuh the divine thunder wizard of the forest folk and resident beard-elemental, mixes aspects of other thundrous bosses and ends up a pretty sick buff winged centaur with a fluffy tail to rival his original beard.

[@engimatic_shadow964]

I remember listening to this for the first time, I got goosebumps

[@gbtygfvyg]

So funnily enough, this fight is a reimagining of a previous fight in the game. The reason why he's a centaur is that the fight is formed from our memories, of which are very hazy apparently. We remember Ramuh being a bearded man who utilizes lightning but we also remember another creature, Ixion the lightning horse, because of the whole lightning motif. So we kind of blended the two together by accident. Ixion being a FFX summon and the battleground of this fight is a reference to the very same zone you fight the "dark" version of this summon. Edit: Also the music is a remix of Ramuh's theme "Thunder Rolls". Can I even call this a remix?

[@KalinaHitanaVTuber]

I think we also took the wings from The Thunder God in the Orbonne Monastery. Also, lets not sugarcoat it, the player character has got some serious mental scarring at this point in time based on the insanity of the beings we created XD

[@Salt_Mage]

It’s the wings from the lightning pegasus in Sohr Kai actually! That fight was actually mildly notorious back in the day due to the dash + knockback mechanic, which was reused for this Ramuh fight.

[@KalinaHitanaVTuber]

@@Salt_Mage ah, okay. Thank you for the correction ^^

[@noone8498]

Twice stricken is mostly a reference to this is the second time you face Ramuh but in a different form than the original and being struck twice by lightning

[@zaggs5]

This tune always evoked Yoko Kanno for me, hitting specifically in the Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex vibes.

[@Ren-wc3lo]

YES! Finally you listened to one of the best songs in the game imo. So glad you liked it :)

[@mechamaya]

The hope and sorrow of Answers is the underlying theme of the whole game 14, so those come up a lot in other lyrics as well.

[@JaylalaBear]

This fight was my 1st savage and from the bat the song was memorable and the memories of my 1st static roll through my head when I hear this play.

[@Spookybluelights]

Another fun fact about this fight is that the setting of it is a direct reference to the Thunder Plains from Final Fantasy X, where funnily enough, the lightning summon from that game was the horse Ixion, that may or may not be why Ramuh is a centaur.

[@seekittycat]

I absolutely love this song! One of my favorites from this raid series such a song for an electric boss (/waves my cellphone since I don't have a lighter)

[@Sollarious]

Since you mentioned Answers. The recent release of "Your Answer" would be a good follow up... (Checks releases) Nope, in the clear this time!

[@Varizen87]

When you say the lyrics look familiar... If you listen to normal Ramuh's theme, Thunder Rolls, it is the same lyrics. This is a remix of Thunder Rolls for the Eden Raid Series version of Ramuh. Hence also the title "Twice Striken" Cause in this case, Lightning has struck twice with the track. The short story is, this raid takes place after Shadowbringers, and some of the characters wish to start restoring the places lost to the Flood of Light, and part of the way you do that is to restore the flow of elemental aether in the world by summoning each representative being of each element and defeating them to reawaken the flow of that element. Each primal you fight though is reshaped by 1.) your experiences since fighting the primals originally and 2.) Zenos points out in Endwalker that you seek out challenges for their own sake, so while Thancred explicitly told you to conjure weaker fights, your character goes against this by summoning stronger versions. Ramuh is combined with the Lightning Unicorn Ixion. The conversation with Zenos at the very very end really highlights WHY the Heritors were so much stronger than the original Primals. Because you wanted a challenge. Your character didn't have interest in fighting the same thing they'd already fought, they wanted a new challenge. This series of fights really symbolizes why "That I Cannot Deny" is the only worthy response to Zenos.

[@FlickTakFlakAttack]

This boss has you dancing a LOT, so this track's definitely appropriate for the fight :>

[@Lore_XiV69]

After all these years, i just noticed that we fight him in the Thunder Plains from FFX

[@masonsgames3701]

Borrowing a quote from another game: "And his music was electric." Seriously though, playing this fight live, day one was really fun, a bunch of wipes were had. However the setting, the boss, the background, references to other fights and mechanics. This was a pretty solid boss. Also speaking of that other game. We totally need some Risk Of Rain/Risk Of Rain 2 reactions. Risk of Rain 1: Moisture Deficit (Boss music, has some sick guitar riffs) Coalescence (Final Level music) Risk of Rain 2: Risk of Rain 2 (It's the main menu theme, don't blame me and it's super good) The Raindrop that Fell to the Sky

[@kathleentwidle3519]

I had to come back to comment on this. Eden's Ramuh is my favorite in the Eden series. Every time I get this in a roulette now, I crank up the music and jam xD I was terrified of this fight when I first got to Eden but it is hands down my favorite fight and favorite song out of this particular raid series. I could just jam to this ALL day. I'm so glad someone got this one a listen!

[@zecendia]

People have mentioned the normal version plenty,so I´s like to mention another version of the base Ramuh track:the pulse remix ,which is,I kid you not, electric swing.

[@Killertnt5]

Fun fact: the background is a zone from FFX called Thunder Plains. You can tell cause of those towers in the distance

[@danielj6897]

Another mention of ATB, I love it!

[@ElywinCarrinithshinyhunting]

Fighting against a mash of Ramuh and now Ixion, in a setting of the Final Fantasy 10 Thunder Plains while also having the lightning dodging mechanic from that minigame for said Ultima Weapon

[@dabada110]

i just realised the map around the arena is the lightning plain from ff10! the towers are the same as that area

[@OmegaEnvych]

From Half man-Half Beard to Centaur Zeus Ramuh evolved to really huge point!

[@wolverestskyrider]

Having done the the savage of this fight. Now that I'm actually listening to the song instead of panicking trying to survive.... Nice!

[@yodafani]

I would really recommend tsukuyomi trials music with transitions and all. Its a masterpiece of mixing up music and story

[@RasenCore]

What a friggin bop

[@nurulururu]

Oh yes, my handsome centaur with his amazing theme 🖤

[@DeeFourCee]

This is a boss from Eden. We needed to use Eden, machine, to bring balance back to the world. So to do that we had to summon many different primals of each element to and defeat them. But since it was our character who was envisioning the primals of our world, there was some problems clearly remembering them. Our character had been fighting many enemies for years and has probably suffered many a mental anguish. So this boss was meant to look like Ramuh, the lightning primal with the big beard but we also mixed him with other lightning based enemies like Ixion who was act a rare open world boss. The rest of the eden fights go somewhere similar in that our character mixing different boss’ aesthetics and mechanics

[@tetraspirit13]

The original version of this song Thunder Rolls is my favorite of the two. Love the reaction!

[@genmses]

I have a good one, Final Fantasy dissidia main theme Massive Explosion and the other versions if you want to hear everything: It ends here & the credits

[@iEGeek]

Oh hell yes! This version is the chaotic version of Ramuh’s theme and the fight is doubly chaotic because of this song. Run away from the lightning bolts! Stop running into me! Ress non-stop because people place the thunderbolts in the centre of the arena. I don’t know why people hate it, it’s my favourite chaotic Eden Raid.

[@MrZockio]

well eden refulgence savage was...a madfest in partyfinder compared to this fight, i mean savage difficulty always builds up as the raidstage gets higher, but e8s compared to all raids before was a nightmare qwq...just for the mount

[@Draekosium]

Hey swinging in late but I hope you catch this anyway, been taking a walk through your collection. I wonder if you'd want to listen to song this one is an iteration on? Thunder Rolls was Ramuh's original theme. You did similar with Oblivion and Return to Oblivion. If you do get around to doing the other two Eden raids that have revisited bosses, you may want to check out Through the Maelstrom before hearing Blinding Indigo. Similarly like Primal Judgement (and Fallen Angel, which you did before) are both part of the music for Furor, which I can't find the name of right now.

[@cerebralisk]

Oh so fun fact the boss is a centaur because he's a combination of Ramuh, a primal from A Realm Reborn, and a creature called Ixion who's a lightning horse from Stormblood.

[@proudlarry8225]

He also has the pegasus wings of that flying thunderhorse you fight in Sohr Khai: Poqhiraj. Named I think after a Hindu divine beast?

[@cerebralisk]

@@proudlarry8225 Yeah. It's funny that we remember Garuda nearly dead on but then Ramuh is a centaur and Leviathan gets a second head.

[@proudlarry8225]

@@cerebralisk Garuda looks very dead on in silhouette but on close examination really looks nothing like the Ixal's Garuda. Like, she has a more bestial body, WAY more wings (eight, sixteen if you count the head and shoulders, eighteen if you count the knees) and even a bunch of little wings folded over her chest and hips, whereas the Ixal Garuda had only four wings (six if you count the head), a more human body and just tufts of feathery scales accenting it.

[@christoferarvidsson2315]

I love Shadowbangers. 🤩

[@ladydarkangelyuki]

11:30 From having done this fight in savage (hardest difficulty) when it was current content as an off tank. My main memory from this fight is running around like Packman collecting orbs while running away from a ghost that would kill me if it caught up, that and clashing with Ramuh dashing through the arena to slow him down. It's one of the better fights released that patch.

[@noxelohim]

This was a fun fight. You deal with a lot of these enemies as you level up. By level 50 you've probably encountered most of them just through main quest lines. These "heritor" ones, like Ramuh and Titan etc, are when you are going through a series for "Eden Raids" and you get to fight them again, but with a little bit of reimagining since they're essentially summoned by you telling a character about your experiences with the original incarnations. And they just take that, add their own thoughts to it and poof, new boss. Sorta. Ramuh is a lot of fun I thought. Wasn't so much a fan of Titan, but enjoyed Shiva (Return to Oblivion) and so on.

[@Rc3651]

This is a remix of Ramuh's original theme from the first time you fight him. I feel like you might have listened to it? Which could explain the familiar lyrics. Can't remember though haha

[@Xerkrosis]

Many of the Eden-bosses are reimaginings of their earlier appearances in the game. So are their songs, which are very familiar to their "original" counterpart. Leviathan: "Through the Maelstrom" → "Blinding Indigo" Titan: "Under The Weight" → "Landslide" Ramuh: "Thunder Rolls" → "Twice Stricken" Ifrit & Garuda: "Primal Judgement" & "Fallen Angel" → "Primal Angel" ("Fallen Angel" is more prominent) Shiva: "Footsteps in the Snow" & "Oblivion" → "Return to Oblivion" There are a few more re-encounters, but they had no theme before. One of which is the 10th encounter with its music title "Legendary of the Beast".

[@NytingGayle]

You can get him as a mount. That is, if you can keep from being brutally murdered because you got caught up in the jam. lol

[@noone8498]

Chad Thunder Centaur nukes adventurers with his Judgement as he Raves

[@ladyms7840]

Compared to its story mode track, very energetic. I love this remix

[@JessesAuditorium]

put it in a club

[@nscmseiyaryu6107]

Good Ole thunder daddy, I really need to work on doing the fight that let's you ride him as a mount.

[@chrisleverne]

Jesse: One of the more energetic tracks from XIV ... Me: Ha, "energetic". Whether (Weather? :P) it was intended or not: I see what you did there x)

[@Its_an_Eze]

Ramuh Savage, I miss proggin/doing this fight 😌.( What's shown in the video is just the normal mode. The savage mode was more.... electrifying)

[@Dracoballad]

jesse you gotta listen to thunder rolls it’s the original version of this and has a completely different vibe to it

[@shinyuy]

You can get Centaur Thunder Grandpa as a mount. You stand on his back and he is MAJESTIC AF. Watch Blinding Indigo

[@Pidgex]

This fight is probably my favourite one in the game. It has no story value and no sentimental emotional value, but it’s just so much fun. Having to react fast and think on your feet whilst listening to bopping music, I’m never disappointed when I get this as a random duty. Also, I’d really enjoy it if you listened to Ultima (The Primals), or as the community calls it, Big Fat Tacos.

[@bamcki991]

This is a VERY underrated song

[@Avyernan]

Boss slaps, super fun imo

[@josiedavis3792]

Honestly EDM is all I get out of this boss, I can imagine rolling up on a Dance Club and this playing through the walls. I think you were pretty close to realizing where you might have heard the lyrics from from. I don't remember if you reacted to it or not, but there's a song called "Thunder Rolls" that this song is a remix of due to the boss being a sort of remix of Ramuh himself, so it features a lot of the same lyrics. Personally I love this fight, the music is good and the fight itself is really fun, a lot of movement and dodging and having to pay attention to the map, it really keeps you on your toes for the whole fight.

[@blakec8549]

chain lightening!

[@XLR8_47]

This was my favourite raid tier. Light Rampart still haunts me though.

[@aeonise]

While Ramuh+Ixion (Ramion?) was a fun fight, personally I prefer the original Thunder Rolls (the vocals right at the beginning are a callback to how Thunder Rolls starts). It's hard to describe but extremely atmospheric for the first Ramuh and the circumstances around your fight.

[@BaithNa]

I dont think you've done the Ruby weapon theme also known as the Ultima theme from the Primals' Scions and Sinners soundtrack.

[@InsanityReborn]

What do we think of Ramuh? (that is, ram-ooh.. or close enough) ... *BY THE FOURTEEN BOLTS BE THEE RENT ASUNDER!* 'nuff said.

[@haseo777]

the boss is a mix between 2 different summons in FF games Ramuh the human and Ixion a horse both lightning based

[@TheVnom]

It was such a surprise to see this remix of Ramuh, somehow as a horse

[@raiyano7436]

I mean it was meant to be our memory of Ramuh, a thunder based boss. The problem is we also happened to remeber another thunder based boss, Ixion, Super fate of the ala mhigo area.

[@taopui]

Daddy Ramuh

[@c9bepis939]

jesse the more you talk the more i think you'd love XIV, but i'm a walking ad like the rest of the XIV community.

[@Khaddo91]

I remember hearing this for the first time and being convinced this was sort of tekken7 x ff14 music collab

[@nodot17]

This song is remix of "thunder rolls"

[@RaveSault]

"This belongs to a fighting game, what are you talking about?" *No one tell him about the April Fool's that could have been* :(

[@FF-tp7qs]

I think this track could work in a sonic the Hedgehog level theme too

[@Langsuyarman]

Yeah, this song has giant Tekken vibes, like the rest of Eden 1-4.

[@ilakya]

On how's the fight. FFXIV is all about dancing dodge those visual queue avoid getting hit that may kill you while doing your own satisfied powerful combo. So, Hard? This fight is not on easy side but not the hardest. Note that it has 2 difficulty, The "Extreme" as one of the hardest content casual player would do, And "Salvage" which casual would skip but also just a step for hardcore player to reach higher level of difficulty. But either way, How cool it is to dancing around these flashy thunder with this energetic electronic track. Think about that.

[@Koibito247]

e5s was my statics worst fight to reclear during that tier. Always felt like we wiped to him so many times, and then easily one shot 6/7 >_< thanks for the react Jesse!

[@Elerigo]

Cursed reclears let's go

[@AusdonMiles]

What is your favorite (or one of them) FFXIV tracks so far?

[@Mindistortt]

hell yeah!

[@WhatKindOfNameNow]

The lyrics (and the vocals as a whole) are taken from the original Ramuh theme, Thunder Rolls. As much as I enjoy Twice Stricken and how energetic it is, I prefer the sound of Thunder Rolls, myself.

[@devildante9]

I would love to hear a reaction to the Nier tracks in XIV, in particular these two: The False Idol - YorHa Dark Apocalypse Her Inflorescence - YorHa Dark Apocalypse

[@wijester7171]

Is no one going to tell him he can ride the centaur?

[@Qazqi]

Someone commented that 21 minutes before this comment, so I'd say yeah.

[@DaimoHope]

I love and hate the Eden Ramuh fight because it can trigger some sensory overload in me, but I love the music and the design of Ramuh, the sexy horse grampa

[@romarhiki970]

Can't wait til you start reacting to the Endwalker tracks. There's no limit to Soken's talent

[@ironwolfsaber2739]

Didnt realize they changed the lyrics.

[@Theigzorn]

basicly its a remix of the ff14 Ramuh theme.

[@dinojohn1938]

all the eden raid themes are amazing imo this is the 5th boss

[@fibblygibbly]

Twice Stricken is a remix of the theme of Ramuh, a primal (god) that we fought back in 2.0. The original theme is “Thunder Rolls” and is much more traditional in terms of fantasy music, feature light instrumentals and harmonizing vocals. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3WqYqV_r5aGbc0 (Not a Rick Roll I promise!) SPOILERS FOR EDEN!! Basically in this storyline we are tasked with restoring the elements to a land that is devoid of them, so one primal at a time we recall, reconstruct and fight them to release these elements back into the lands. Ramuh is the thunder god of the sylphs, and apparently the main character remembers him as a centaur dad with wings and a wicked beard. The music sounds “remixed” because it’s built from our memories of the fight, not exactly the same as the fight itself, just important mechanics and themes stitched together in an more intense setting.

[@kennys6288]

How has nobody requested the Omega Phase 2 theme yet

[@chrys_stone8716]

Centers are cool

[@cloud09gaming]

Just to add, should you actually ever dive into the game, you can get this as a mount. I don't know what song it plays when riding, I assume this. Sadly I do not have it yet.

[@xehant7319]

That's this theme, I was exceptionally mad when I've farm this boss A LOT of the roll that I never got