Final Fantasy 6 Music - Dancing Mad (Final Part)

The last part of Dancing Mad where you fight Kefka. I've added 2 pictures of God Kefka aswell to make it less boring, lol.

[@blklee5g552]

I love how the last bit makes you feel sorry for Kefka’s sad, and meaningless existence. Then he laughs to remind everyone that he’s truly nihilistic so he doesn’t care. Perfecto

[@shlokwaghela9560]

I interpret it as more as Kefka's human side coming to him, like his origin story is that he was a failed subject of magitek experiments which fucked his mind, but when you are a god that can do anything, there is a lot of time to reflect, and seeing all these people (the protags) with a reason to live unlike him who is too far gone to return to a healthy life, I feel like he dosen't just feel annoyed which he acts like, but also a feeling of, sadness mixed with slight envy. Maybe I am looking too deep into it and trying to make him more intresting as I found Kefka a little too overhyped, but I consider it headcanon for me.

[@PPKKE]

@@shlokwaghela9560 damn. never thought about it like that at all.

[@Asherek]

@@shlokwaghela9560 Nah he's not overhyped and I don't think you're overthinking it. Kefka is actually a far more complex character than people realize and I think your headcanon is quite spot on in its observations.

[@speyeker]

Nearly two decades later, and this is still one of the greatest final boss themes of all time.

[@izludelorentz8257]

Three decades.

[@BeretBay]

​@@izludelorentz82578 years from now someone will return and say "four decades."

[@PurpleChevron]

More than three decades now. And still true.

[@NYCZ31]

The first 30 sec is the theme from the game's Title Screen. So having it play here with the final boss sort brings everything to a head at the very end.

[@Zyborggian]

The beginning of this (And I think the arpeggiations at 1:27 if my ears aren't failing me) and the beginning of Tarkus by Emerson Lake and Palmer are the most iconic uses of quartal harmony ever and this is not up for debate don't @ me. It's so obvious how much Uematsu-san WORSHIPPED the ground Keith Emerson stepped on. RIP Keith and Greg. Legends

[@Zyborggian]

Okay coming back to this to say I would throw the main intro riff at 0:03 in Spinning by Spiral Architect as a pretty godly use of it as well.

[@EthanAndTails]

The Japanese Horse Dude cooking mushrooms brought me here

[@jvcdeadmoney]

Have you been living under a rock? @@gabrielgaster3992

[@gabrielgaster3992]

@@jvcdeadmoney I didn't understand it a year ago and I don't understand it now.

[@thompson1717]

WTC

[@iota-09]

@@gabrielgaster3992 add me to the list of people who didn't understand.

[@axelfirekirby]

oh i remember that guy

[@Amelyssan1]

0:31 Kefka unleashes all of his fury and contempt for what still remains of this dead world, his wrath coming in full to all who dare challenges his power. In a blaze of glory, he descends from the heavens for his last stand. 1:54 Even through all Kefka has accomplished, he has been defeated. He has nothing left to say. All of his hate cannot save him now. In a world of chaos and destruction, he has also been utterly destroyed. A fitting end to the one who created a monument to nonexistence.

[@matthewtan8534]

I have a joke about kefka.. about who he is but just a joke

[@alpharius2omegaboogaloo384]

@@matthewtan8534Not sure if you still remember it but if you do I’m willing to hear it.

[@nickblake8767]

this was a midi track on an snes sound engine and it still sounds better than 99% of most compositions now, holy shit the fucking mad man did it, he made the best composition in recent years (recent if you count 1994).

[@Belshay]

I've been gaming since 1986. The more time that goes by the harder it is for me to be in the right mood to go back and play a game from the 90s. On the other hand, enough time has gone by to see what is a classic from that era now. And FF6 still remains my GOTC. The music, the characters, the final boss, the epic ending, it's a special game. It's one of two 90s games that we included music from, in London Symphony form, for our wedding reception in Italy. The other was Chrono Trigger.

[@Alicia_Highwind]

People seem to be forgetting. It took 12 people to take down Kefka. It took 4 to take down Sephiroth.

[@kingdynal7735]

FF7 was a three party member game so it didn’t even take 4 if we are just talking about safer sephiroth.

[@VampireA1056]

Not only that, Kefka actually achieved his goal.

[@nicholasnorman4179]

But kefka a weak final boss

[@scientist6584]

Nah bro I downed him with just terra celes sabin and edgar

[@xgremlynnx]

Only if you die 😂

[@GalenNight]

Life...Hope...Dreams...where do they come from? And Where are they headed? All these things I AM GOING TO DESTROY! *Kefka Laugh*

[@theoddronin1]

Terra: ...Ok. (Proceeds to cast Ultima)

[@Crimson1Fed]

@@theoddronin1 Talk about necro posting, though I suppose considering I'm talking to you now that's quite hypocritical of me.

[@ajgameguy3674]

Where do they come from? Where do they go? Where do they come from, Cotton Eye Joe?

[@scientist6584]

@@ajgameguy3674bro I said the exact some fucking thing when I read that line

[@mr.keikaku924]

This is without a doubt one of the best final boss tracks ever composed. It really captures finality and despair in a way that no other final boss track ever has. If you listen to it carefully, it articulates Kefka's world view. It starts off maniacal... exactly how Kefka presents himself to us for most of the game. But it eventually progresses into a slow, sad despair-like melody. This reflects the true nature of a clown. No matter how silly they act or how much make up they've put on, they're just sad people who wish the world was different. Eventually, the song shifts back to its rapid maniacal pacing with Kefka's laugh welcoming us back to it. This symbolizes the only thing a person can do at the end of the day. No matter our grievances for how things are, all we can do is just laugh and accept it. The world is the world it needs to be. We can't do anything about it. All we can do is laugh and stop taking it seriously. Even when you've become a God, it's the only reasonable thing to do. At the core of it, that's the song's message. If you pay attention, the shifts and progression are conveying the conclusion of a man who finally got to rule the world... and still, his best option is to just laugh. Okay I'm looking way too into this. I just really like the song lmao

[@tobintwinsmusic]

exactly what i feel about this track. there is a definitely variety of emotions that are perfectly musicalized. i’m listening to this on halloween right now and it’s a perfect time to listen to it primarily for its tonality, clown vibes, organ etc.

[@shlokwaghela9560]

I interpret it as more as Kefka's human side coming to him, like his origin story is that he was a failed subject of magitek experiments which fucked his mind, but when you are a god that can do anything, there is a lot of time to reflect, and seeing all these people (the protags) with a reason to live unlike him who is too far gone to return to a healthy life, I feel like he dosen't just feel annoyed which he acts like, but also a feeling of, sadness mixed with slight envy. Maybe I am looking too deep into it and trying to make him more intresting as I found Kefka a little too overhyped, but I consider it headcanon for me.

[@rafihaq9321]

In other words. Kefka didnt choose to be a maniacle jester seeking the warring triads powers to become a god. Fate chose him to be this way. Regretting is too late at this point. Complete your path of destruction as fated to do so or have someone to stop you and your path of destruction.

[@Young_Gil]

lost me on the 4th line

[@piromaniac9999]

I feel like the first part is madness articulated and danger he posed for the world and threat and and second part is the madness at its maximum and how unstable and last part is the sadness followed by a sad laughter at which his loneliness and emptiness is never met and longing. I remember watching a video of review of kefka and talking about final confrontration his clown act slips and sadness is on his face his loneliness shows and his sadness he wants to have that companionship and after he murdered gestahl he only spiraled as a god and got worse and death released him from this treaterous existence.

[@yammoto148]

You know giving a Joker eske clown godlike powers can't end badly right? Breaks the world into literal pieces destroying joy and happiness forever, but not ultimately ending the world as he relishes in watching their suffering and futile attempts to find peace.

[@ZacRyan777]

You know gameinformer always does that art contest thing. If people who drew these cool openings to all these youtube videos all entered there would be an intense struggle for first place

[@SwordHMX]

The end comes... beyond chaos.

[@Pastpresentfuturedemise]

“DINNER... DINNER... DINNER...” -The Evil King, Final Spaghetti II

[@melvin8346]

Nooo July, la familia de Thais Ifran qué va a decir?

[@manueldelugano2771]

Que esha es mía

[@Amelyssan1]

To this day there is still no greater a tribute to game's villain than this song. It has no equal.

[@zezzyman]

Sadly, even though Kefka is one of my favorite villains ever, and this is an amazing final boss theme, God Kefka is a VERY weak final boss. The only charecter he ever killed was Locke, because he has 0 Defense :P

[@bandicootsmwcentral2950]

I agree i think he is the easiest final boss in the main series by far, he dies way too quickly. at least the other 3 sections of the fight before him make up for it.

[@_Tzer]

This part as an underlying edge of what i'd call "madness energy" to it hard to describe

[@GraveRave]

I haven't played FF6, but I have it. After having people explain to me what he is and what I've seen. He is the most nuts, insane villain I've seen in FF. Kefka...the embodiment of magic.

[@sleepyhorse9817]

This is the one video game that has ever given me this feeling of absolute dread and despair at a certain point it’s a feeling unreal no other video game has ever hit me as hard as this game does it’s Turly a masterpiece and this OST is literally the prefect finish to this game it’s sad ff7 over shadows it because this game is just if not better then it

[@RookHMA]

Surely I can't be the only one who likes the drumtracks in this one too much?

[@zenxmizuki]

sephiroth=pleb tier kefka=god tier............ literally

[@eliasnavarro9245]

Sephiroth also becomes a God

[@arthrisis9629]

+Logan For a very short time.

[@zenxmizuki]

Logan I did not recall sephiroth having his own cult worshippers and conquering the whole world

[@eliasnavarro9245]

I love Anal I'm not saying he's better

[@sarahage3828]

You truly do. Kefka palazzo is the pinnacle of mean. Sephiroth is just emo.

[@bluemuffin7714]

Incluso hoy en dia, despues de haber jugado desde hace mucho esta joya, la risa de Kefka aun me provoca escalofrios

[@pabloromero1486]

X2, hasta me gustaria tocar esa canción en una iglesia xd 😅

[@manueldelugano2771]

TAHIS, ME ROBASTE MIS EMPRESAS TAHIS

[@ydk1k253]

God I fucking love Final Fantasy VI

[@miguels8844]

I love this song,the theme is perfect,the vilain then no commentary Kefka is the best with his laugh. This game is forever

[@HonkTwentySix]

Hay que saber comprender.

[@DjAether8]

Kefkas laugh is the same one used in Chrono Triggers Millenial Fair in the Tent of Horrors where you pay Norstien to play some mini games

[@hesiolite]

I feel it was used in a bunch of other games, idk why but i have memories of it being in Mario or Metroid

[@Evangelist0121]

The most epic final boss music. FF6 is most certainly the best FF out of the whole franchise.

[@scientist6584]

13 years later and I agree with ya

[@Shuru10]

I've heard different parts of this song before but never realized it was all from this track oh my god

[@SoldierRocket]

Esto me recuerda a: "Hombre con máscara de caballo bailando y cocinando hongos alucinógenos" :V

[@shadowbladezorru2748]

this guy is the final boss of a collab dungeon in a game by Gungho called Puzzle and Dragons and HOLY SHIT HE IS A BEAST IF YOU GET HIM. his skill is a one target nuke for a 250x dark attack with little to no drawback except the 30 - 20 turn charge time.

[@YXiao]

I like that they incorporated a part of the ordinary Kefka's theme in this final part...

[@capofthink]

_"AHEM! There's DREAM On My Boots!"_

[@EvansEasyJapanese]

If Seph and Kefka met, Seph would lose like a bitch. Kefka had bat-shit crazy power lust on his side. Seph was just an emo loser. He was the first step down the road to fail that Final fantasy took. On a side note: It would have been awesome if Kefka was a summon in FF7

[@SuntopKinseeker]

To Evan G Rogers: Too bad this is 16-bit music......... To correct you they had the most awesome music in the Final Fantasy series. Uematsu-Sama made the best music of the entire series...... I miss his touch on the music of the modern FF games...

[@MariusWM]

D. C. S. Stop talking like a japanese you idiot

[@SuntopKinseeker]

....

[@SuntopKinseeker]

Marius Urusei! I can do what ever I want this is an open forum if you do not like seeing that there is such thing as scrolling ばか Uematsu-Sama is awesome and if you cannot stand me using an honorific then ignore my comments. Idiot.

[@GiordanDiodato]

weeaboo

[@PonderousEclectica4383]

I still remember this from the guy with the mushrooms and the horsehead mask

[@Runeless]

That is a VERY interesting point! I only played FFVII once but I never realized that. Totally makes me think about things differently! XD

[@elijahtxt2334]

The bass line is so much fun to play holy shit

[@Ps1guy618]

He might not be the strongest Final Fantasy boss these days or even canonically but he is definitely still the most evil one. People might say that other FF bosses actually achieve their goals but I would say that most of the bosses in the series didn't achieve their goals 100%. Kefka did. Everything that came after was just because he was bored and the damage he caused would take thousands of years to finally repair.

[@spikedwallman]

well, i don't see how (insert your favorite music here) is so good. i mean, there are some cool parts of it, like the whole (insert part of song here), but overall, it just seems like your typical (insert genre here) music.

[@DiddyCanFly]

Kefka is the greatest villain in the series and it’s not even close.

[@raccoonstarsmember]

@hootllum definitely, FF6 is my all-time FF game, and the final battle is indeed epic, and the use of that word is not an overstatement, like with most things these days

[@negativesanchez]

@rahn45 wow, you know, that makes alot of sense. I never really thought of it that way. It's kinda sad think of Kefka, a character who is basically becomes a parody of life itself, to finally meet his doom in a world of lonely-ness. Even though that's the way he wanted it, it almost makes you feel bad for him...

[@matthewrileymcleanwilkinson]

I love how Nobuo threw Kefka's mischievous little theme in the midst of all the chaos, followed by his despair and impending doom. It's brilliant. You almost, almost, feel sympathy for the maniac, but he can't be left alive, he's too far gone, and committed far to many crimes. It's tragic really, Kefka's life, but this battle and his destruction is justice.

[@negativesanchez]

Man....the beginning is so bad ass it makes me feel so pumped like "hell yea, I can beat this guy! Gimme you're best shot!" but then when 1:55 rolls around, it's so depressing. It makes me feel like I should just give up hope. Like, maybe I can't actually beat this guy.... it's very interesting. Deffinatly one of the best final boss themes of all time

[@MetalVannan]

Man, I want to hear a redux of this with a full-on orchestra. Don't get me wrong, MIDI has it's own charms, but you can't beat the real deal.

[@azurecorviknight4189]

Well just check out the recent pixel remaster out, its 100% Orchestrated i think...

[@greatgameguy]

I love every single final fantasy game ever made each villain adds something new to the mix in terms of tadgedy sadness revenge or just pure hatred kefka is probably the most insane he is just completly out of it and does anything he wants just laugh and laugh he is lord kefka the man who dances madly

[@mgsfreak12345678]

HOLY CRAp a chil went down my spine whene i heard the laugh at 3:00

[@OmegaChosen0]

thanks! And I think Lotus was talking about Sehpy's bizzaro form.... Kefka got the best quotes-You're well done!

[@rahn45]

@hootllum The depressing part is more in reference to Kefka than to the party members, a reflection of his own impending destruction, and laughing in the face of it. His tower has been overcome, the warring triad defeated, his strongest incarnations beaten (tiers 1-3 and it's grand music); all that's left is himself. Life is meaningless in his eyes even his own life, that's the sadness; it's a concept he embraces fully even onto his defeat, so he dies laughing in the face of existence.

[@TheAzulmagia]

This is the best part of Dancing Mad. :)

[@TheLithp]

If you're talking about me, no I have not played the game. Yet. I just borrowed it today, but I haven't used my Gameboy Advance in forever, so it needs to charge. I do, however, know that the tiers fit in with the bosses. I don't know specifically how, but I know that much. The final battle with Kefka can basically be divided into fights representing Hell, Purgatory, Heaven, & God. It's basically a sadistic spin of The Divine Comedy. Addressing what you said below: I'm not sure if you und-

[@diseasicon]

Actually, Kefka was the first "Magitek Knight", however, when he underwent the process, it was not perfected and it drove him insane.

[@DarkMarxSoul]

@GoddessofCoruscant Someone told me that they tried to order a black coffee somewhere in the US and they wouldn't give her anything unless she ordered "her coffee natural." Can't say "black" when ORDERING COFFEE, lest we offend the African Americans.

[@TheDoomload]

Emerson, Lake, Palmer & Uematsu

[@chaosmasterro]

part 2 and 5 is my two favorite parts of this whole song

[@RooneyHimself]

@hootllum I think that that depressing part is fro when you beat him You succeed in stopping him, and yet all you'll only have a Wasteland to look forward to, and the despair that you'll have to fight off, both from yourself and any survivors of Kefka's reign, in order to restore the planet back to a natural state

[@Cetra29]

Actually Sephiroth even became mightier after Final Fantasy VII. He was weakened after the battle against Cloud but he still did not want to be reborn as a new person so while the lifestream succeeded in absorbing some of his memories Sephiroth linked the core of his spiritual existence to Cloud's memories. That means he can always regenerate and that is also the reason why he says "I will ... never be a memory./Watashi wa ... omoide ni wa naru nai sa."

[@Soki7000]

I remember way back when I first fought this battle. My party was in bad shape and then at 3:08 Kefka used his last attack to finish me off in perfect timing with his laugh. He had triumphed. :( Until I reloaded and beat him.

[@scientist6584]

Hell yea! Revenge!

[@EvansEasyJapanese]

Rofl, Kefka actually became a God. Sephiroth just cried about his mom all day.

[@zuhebalepmarya35]

Sephiroth has supernova

[@renouncer7681]

@@zuhebalepmarya35 Supernova is a good move. It allows me to go make a sandwich.

[@nada2663]

Well, Sephiroth also becomes a god

[@kurtchristel4035]

why does this song sound exactly like a shortened version of "Tarkus" by Emerson Lake and Palmer

[@CommanderBroShep]

"Life...dreams...hope...what are they...and where are they heading? These things...I am going to destroy!"

[@flameboix12]

oh offering + Genji Glove :') you made this fight such a cinch ;D

[@Cetra29]

I call him a "Mage" because he uses many spells. He has not really the mage job class. And I said "not not" because your post sounded like Sephiroth knows almost no magic. But with the two "nots" I have said that he actually does. The only spells he cannot cast from the Ancient's knowledge are Holy and Meteor which are not like Holy and Meteor in other Final Fantasys, even more powerful than Zemus' Meteor, real story spells with increcible power.

[@LuckyNoDice747]

i think all arguments should end with Chaos here, Garland from FF1 was able to control time to a limit, witht hat limit he made himself live forever for god knows how many 2000 year cycles, something both sephiroth or kefka failed to do, Emperor Mateus conquered earth heaven and hell, going into more recent final fantasies, while i never played it, yu yevon created SIN in FFX a beast that damned the world for so long! My argument? pretty much all FF bosses are a danger to the world

[@piggypoo]

you gotta admit it, making Kefka look like a Greek god with a perfect body, wings and all, was fucking cool!

[@iota-09]

1:26 - 1:55 best part, the one right after also sets the mood well, but that part is the good stuff, the stuff that imho makes this one of if not the best boss theme ever made.

[@TheLithp]

@Adeon55 No. I already told you, I like the BM version of Dancing Mad. I'm not sure what I said or whether or not my assessment has changed by now. But, in theory, the statement "it doesn't feel like it has a proper ending" still stands. As would "the melody sucks" for AOWA. Simply because they're so unquantifiable.

[@SlyHikari03]

Reminds me of Tarkus by Emerson lake and Palmer

[@Zyborggian]

That's because the instrumentation and the music theory is extremely similar. Bass rock organ and drums and they both use quartal harmony :) honestly my favorite usage of quartal harmony ever is in that piece and this one. It's so cool how clearly you can hear how much of a fan Uematsu-san was of their music. RIP to Keith and Greg.

[@Cetra29]

Sephiroth is also a mage. He just has also his swordsman skills to have a stylish way to fight but his magical and psychic abilities are even greater. And in the real story Sephiroth does "not not" know any spells since he has absorbed the Cetra's knowledge. The only spells he cannot use without Materia are the sealed ones which are an important part of the story. So don't listen to that guy who just tries to argue with you by saying "Kefka became a god" - Sephiroth actually did, too.

[@TheLithp]

@seer927 Gonna completely disregard everything I said earlier about comment mining. The "homosexual circles" thing comes from a rant made by a Kefka cosplayer while he was going all "in character." The video shouldn't be too hard to find. It's pretty funny.

[@pabloromero1486]

El mejor final fantasy que he jugado 10/10 ❤

[@alexthepure]

*insert MIDI Kefka laugh here that suprised all of us for sounding so real and awesome*

[@Duorsa]

@MAYFLY01 Or on the Wii's Virtual Console. Or for pirates, emulators=free and convenient (layer changing, save states, etc)

[@Tehelsdragon]

Well hey, I wish you all the luck in the world. Don't pretend to be someone you aren't for the sake of conformity! If that's how you feel, go for it, and don't look back!

[@RooneyHimself]

@hootllum I think that that depressing part is fro when you beat him Like, you stopped him, and yet all you have to look foward to is the wasteland that he made. and only your grandchildren will see any significant change for the better

[@MAYFLY01]

@hootllum I doubt that, not by me anyway lol. You should get it though, it's one of the best games in the series, well worth any price, which isn't alot for FF6 these days. It's bound be on online shopping sites like Amazon or eBay. (Y)

[@DrakolfGrimm]

@MrCheckersmcgee Well, I've played the American version of this game for the SNES. It was called Final Fantasy 3, so your argument is invalid. (Though he did have six wings, that part is valid. The rest, nope.

[@negativesanchez]

@RooneyHimself sorry for the late reply ^_^; this didn't even show up in my in box for some reason. Anyways, yea that actually makes alot of sense the way you put it. thanks for the insight.

[@MAYFLY01]

@ignaeon I don't need to use an emulator, I have the PS1 release :D

[@Aqua311]

God bless the Ultima spell. XD That and Kefka's stolen Gem Box. :D They made this fight pretty easy.

[@DrakolfGrimm]

@MrCheckersmcgee Have you ever heard of the SNES? The Super Nintendo Entertainment System? In the days when the SNES was widely played, Final Fantasy 6 was ported to the American public as Final Fantasy 3. Yes, I have a SNES. Yes, I have FF6 (FF3 by the cartridge) for it. Final Fantasy 3, the one you referenced, was never released out of Japan at that time. TL;DR: FF6 was called FF3 because the real FF3 was not released out of Japan.

[@maybenaught]

@TheNitroman211 I always argue in sephy's favor since he's unpopular right now. so as a counterpoint: 1. true, but the world was still there. and meteor was falling regardless, so the ffvii world barely survived. 2. but he WAS killed => god fail 3. just, no...he probably got pwned because the ffvii party kicked so much ass lol, that may ruffle some feathers depending on how much you care...

[@alienspacebat5218]

I looked all the way back in the comment thread for a comment like this just to make this point: One does not simply call Dancing Mad "shit," one only calls it "the shit."

[@FiendMatadorSlayerOfNoobs]

I think you are wrong there.Kefka poisned an entire castle,became the God of MAGIC.He is so far,the only FInal Fantasy villain who actually has had full succes in his plans.What did Sephiroth do?Infect people with STigma.Wanted to kill countess people and make the planet his vessel.Did he succed?No.kefka is the most powerful villain.Sephiroth is the most badass.But badassery means nothing if you cant live up to it.So Kefka,unfortunately,and amusingly,wins.

[@FermiPara6]

My only criticism of this game was not giving Kefka 999,999 HP

[@TheLithp]

I do, at least in the case of some of the remixes. But that's just me. I also liked Otherworld, from FFX, most of the other music in FFVII, & the special themes in FFT, such as Helldance. The Black Mages' remix of Dancing Mad is also very good, but it's not one of my favorites, mostly because it doesn't feel like it has a real "end" to me. Also, I know Kefka had more than 2 wings. 4 or 6. Then they made Seph 1-up him with 7. Lucifer was said to have 12. I'm still waiting for that villain.

[@LotusGramarye]

agreed. and they're both awesome, in different ways (Sephy = bishi badass Kefka = insanity + omnicidal-ness)

[@nkardia]

@TJD005 I like your reasoning for these matters, but it's rather unneccesary: a lot of villains try to destroy the world in any way or other and fail... Kefka actually DESTROYS it. Period. xd

[@aegismagusangelteeth]

I love the drums.

[@TonRobo]

Safer Sephiroth had 7 wings, counting the one that was his arm. Kefka had, what appeared to be 6 wings, but I never really understood if that were 6 wings, or two BIG wings of angel, and other two minor wings of devil, but the thing is, the number of wings you have, don't determine the power you hold. (Only in religion, but Kefka's an Agnostic.)

[@yate0128]

Time to suplex the clown angel……..

[@PanzerX7]

I actually suspect it's just like maybe 4 or 5 people with multiple profiles to look like more people arguing 24/7 because they literally have nothing better to do than debate the merits of characters from a pair of games that were made almost 20 years ago.

[@erraticfrill]

Who loves this game and realized the song when a youtuber used it as the 'Irene dimension'?

[@dylanbourassa4507]

Bryngnas_ What video used this? link please

[@aperson271]

Sorry I'm late. Its Aphmau The youtuber is Aphmau She made a series called minecraft diaries and in the final episode of season one the song starts it's a lot of episodes though you can find it in playlists of her. Minecraft diaries season one final episode

[@Elizabeth-ee7ts]

Dark Emo aphuma I got it from her and she’s been using it for awhile she’s played final fantasy

[@CLOPPAZ]

I remember when I got to Kefka the the first time I was like oh this is gonna be easy and it was the second for the final battle i'm like this is gonna be...O.O oh crap

[@Adeon55]

@TheLithp It was a long time ago, but you were definitely referring to the Black Mages' version. So you're right, downgrading a song for the fact that it fades out is a pretty dumb response. :-P

[@TheLithp]

True. I don't know much about VIII, but the whole "I made my own summon" thing...yeah.

[@TheLithp]

My bad. It really is hard to tell sometimes. But that's sort of what I was getting at: Otherworld & OWA CAN fit into other genres. I'm not entirely sure what Otherworld is (it's been called "screamo" before, & I'm not entirely sure I can disprove that), but OWA definately qualifies as orchestra. AOWA qualifies as rock, & is certainly unique. (WTF?! LATIN?!) Regardless, I downloaded all. Black Mages version for DM. I guess there's always been a sort of fan rivalry between VI & VII. I mean--

[@333ville]

@hootllum you can get the playstation remake final fantasy anthology it also comes with V and it has no changes to it the graphics and sound are exactly the same as on the snes version its pretty cheap also

[@TheLithp]

I have to admit, although I don't understand how becoming a god fit into the story (have yet to play FFVI), I do like the way they did it all "Divine Comedy" style, even though that feels a little random. In other words, Piggy, I'm not sure if the symbolism extends deeper than the final battle, but I most certainly did find it awesome. Actually, to expand on what Mitja is asking: Didn't Kefka have 6 pairs of wings, like a Seraphim?