Limbus Company OST - Intervallo III-2 Boss Battle Theme

[@Lunartique07]

I fought him first in MD with a Sinking team and he just got stronger.

[@karyanakaryana5894]

You can just -45 sanity him

[@noyanmp4360]

@@karyanakaryana5894his coins are minus

[@ScientificWitch]

I forgot to mention but he also may or may not get buffs for being low sanity

[@duykhangtran4406]

Negative coin gaming

[@karyanakaryana5894]

I didn't read

[@anthonynguyen2661]

How nice of PM to give us a Pansori performance with a free game along side with it.

[@Nelland]

Wait, Isn't the game free anyway?

[@user_13796]

​@@Nelland Yes, the game installed for free for all devices but unsure for ios.

[@pokerface7802]

I once played in korean traditional band with the drum. That makes me more into it. Because every single person who played in this band know the pressure, being whole and power. We play so hard that actually it's pain to play but at the monent, it's more like to be possessed, you never want to stop.

[@GoodKid노래들어라]

When faced with blade lineage and kurokumo, the background music is played as an ensemble of Japanese and Korean traditional instruments, and when faced with blade lineage, it seems that only Korean traditional instruments are played. It seems that the type of instrument was derived from each motif. I like this detail.

[@Levyafan]

So this makes me wonder: could S Corp letting Kurokumo Clan into their district be a further reference to Japanese occupation of Korea?

[@BloodyArchangelus]

@@Levyafanyes. But to pm trust they hit korea too, with a corp being greedy nest of evil

[@plinfan6541]

@@Levyafan Could be, S-Corp seems very much be a refrence to South Korea in general, with people getting out because how crappy it is and both the League of Nine being a real live group of young Korean Poets as well as Blade Linage being Korean style warriors.

[@Fluffy56547s]

@@plinfan6541The entire City’s a critique of South Korea. I think S-Corp’s like food production or something since they called it Agroindustries.

[@Levyafan]

@@Fluffy56547s You know, this does make me realise that agroindustry was a somewhat prominent motif in Chapter 4 flashbacks. Dongrang's fathoms of the ego, both as distortion and as EGO user, manifest around him a wheat field; an important part of his flashbacks is a little yellow calf he rescued and treated; his research into K Corp's tears application gave life to the Unlimited Chicken Machine (tm); and, of course, his EGO is that of a 'farmwatch', who is essentially a 'middle manager' of korean farms back in the day, wielding a plow and harvesting the fruits of his research. In Dongrang's mind, farming seems to be an allegory for something ruthless, something that harvests and harvests and never has enough. I do wonder if S Corp's deal is that they REALLY work their farmers to the bone and scour every piece of available land for another hectare of soil to plant in? After all, with how massive and populated the City is, feeding everyone is one heck of a tall order. I can already imagine that farmers in S Corp district likely are not unlike serfs, living in someone else's property as any real estate is precious, and doing anything except farming is only for the select few. This also might explain why S Corp invited the Kurokumo Clan into their domain: having organised thugs to outsource security and racket to is probably something more profitable and less people-costly than having your own people do it.

[@ketereissmore3967]

I have never heard an ost so accurately describe the progression of the fight. It's simultaneously cultural, fiery, resentful, but also deliberate and calculating It starts with what resembles a war music filled with traditional Korean motif. At 1:02, after the first war cry however, it turns into deliberate and slow notes that contrast with the chaos and passion that is before. It sounds wary and guarded. As if playing a chess game, calculating their every move. All the while, there is an undertone of resentment. A single note keeps repeating(unfortunately I don't know what instrument it is), and it resembles low growls. Each time I hear this part, I imagine it as when the preparation to use Yield my Flesh first starts At 1:34, the notes start to increasingly build up in its intensity. Whenever I hear of this part, I think of when Kim gains the growing resentment status. No longer is the resentment an undercurrent lying beneath cautious calculations, it's threatening to escape at any moment At 2:04, the song reaches its fullest intensity. Any remaining resentment left in the song is blasting at its fullest. There is no holding back

[@chrisfalcon_vt]

This song is one of the reasons I started taking Korean classes on Duolingo.

[@겨울배]

일일은 공명이 장대으 높이 올라 제장을 분발헐 제 운장은 일천군을 거느리고 안림 숲을 -이니, 남방 봉화를 보아 박망성 향하여 일시으 불을 놓으라. 중군이 되어 적군이 이르거든 일시으 엄살하라.

[@Mayogus]

TO CLAIM THEIR BONES _SWING SWING_ _STAGGERED NOISES_ _SWING_ _MORE STAGGERED NOISES_ _SWING_ _DEATH NOISES_ 4 DEAD, 1 STAGGERED

[@LowQualityComedian]

6 Staggered, 0 Found.

[@Polori.]

Meursault is the only one standing there after the whole team died (he used yield my flesh to clash against to claim their bones)

[@xjkmr1]

@@LowQualityComedian39 staggered 0 found

[@Dabaun]

More bones!

[@LunaTheSillyy]

This comment was below the yield my flesh comment

[@warthogs3098]

Flesh? Yielded. Bones? Claimed. Multitudes? Tightened.

[@zephyrprime8]

Violence? Not held back by this straightjacket.

[@LowQualityComedian]

Ideals? Uttered.

[@TheWalkingInsomniac]

Path? Charted

[@Randomperson13322]

Alley? Opened

[@nathannathan9030]

Hotel? Trivago.

[@fabiospasiano9885]

WE’RE GETTING [+1 ATK weight for every 5 _Poise_ Count (Max +3 ATK weight)] WITH THIS ONE‼️🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@leontrix7104]

WE'RE CLAIMING THEIR BONES WITH THIS ONE ‼️🗣️ 🔥🔥

[@thatonedude05]

Me: Pff, this guy's barely at Ricardo level! I should be able to manage just fine. Kim: _You know, I still have that one page from Library of Ruina. _*_You know the one._* Me, recieving the flashbacks of a lifetime: FALL BACK, FALL BACK

[@Shin-Jin]

Kim: *TOO LATE*

[@greenman3771]

the wound clerid in question

[@LoganProbablynot-ef1tw]

Meanwhile Bamboo-Hatted Meursault “do not fall until used”:

[@user-zs1ow7en4n]

길 잃은 봉황이 산에 높이 올라 내려다보니 횡난일세 승정원 도승지 우부승지 이 일로 난리 시집읊던 봉황으로 천상천하 지우노라 새로 내려온 도승지 이조 이들은 지금으로 사하노라

[@LowQualityComedian]

Yield My Flesh.

[@bloorb0569]

To claim their bones.

[@rakuriku1149]

To claim their bones

[@Jack-mt3fw]

Slay

[@jefloof]

Overthrow

[@johnbeanpotter]

Mind Whip

[@wingdingfontbro]

When depression can't win

[@Number1angelafan]

THIS GOES SO HARD

[@bigmonkey1254]

I first encountered Distorted Mentor Kim in the Mirror Dungeon. He was the last encounter. I went in and came face-to-face with the terrifying image of the smoky master with this wild epic music playing in the background. Yes, I was terrified. Especially when I saw "claim their bones" the first time.

[@Randomguywithachannel]

Ngl, i trought my sinclair with his negative -45 sp was going to win, then i saw the defeat screen

[@funnehdennis]

Good thing the first time I encountered him I had good enough ids to just clash every move (yes I did not let a single yield go through)

[@inferneo1281]

That's the first time I realize there are enemies in this game that can deal so much damage to finish the entire group in 1 move. Also, yeah I'm terrified by his presence in the mirror dungeon

[@Trubbl3]

[THIS USER'S BONES HAVE BEEN CLAIMED]

[@meatballsyrup2747]

Will we ever get a bamboo hatted Kim voice reveal?

[@deus8133]

kim actually had a scrapped proper reception in Library of Ruina and you can find the assets for his old voicelines somewhere in the Library of Ruina assorted assets folder (if you need it i can send it to you); i believe he was voiced by the same person who did Maxim so imagine maxim but a little bit more chainsmoking

[@bogeyman5102]

​@@deus8133Maxim VA is also Heathcliff VA. So maybe I can imagine Kim's voice as Heathcliff's deep voice 🤔

[@BrainlessV2]

@@deus8133I tried searching in the folder but it doesn't seem to be anywhere in the voicefiles and dialogue tab for urban nightmare.

[@thatnebbyisaspy2625]

@@deus8133 I would like to see it

[@juppeta6061]

@@deus8133 Likewise, I would like to hear his voice.

[@Aeternum_Zephyria]

Kim when he reaches -45 Sanity

[@머키-s8r]

Here's a lyric that someone presumed even korean can't hear that lyric clearly so this not 100% accurate also I got bad english skill 길잃은 봉황이 산에 높이 올라 내려다보니 횡난일세 The lost fenghuang(phoenix) rises high into the mountain and looks down, and what a tragedy 승정원,도승지,우부승지 이 일로 난리 ,시집읊던 봉황으로 Seungjeongwon, Do Seung Ji,Woobu Seung Ji get in commotion by this case, by(?) fenghuang who read ​​poetry "천상천하" 지우노라 erase the "sky above,sky beyond" 새로 내려온 도승지 이조 이들은 지금으로 사하노라 the new Do Seung Ji, e-jo will be Forgiven from now on Seungjeongwon = kind of king's office in Joseon Do Seung Ji = mastercheif of Seungjeongwon Woobu Seung Ji = lower cheif of Seungjeongwon e-jo = Human Resource Management of Seungjeongwon "sky above,sky beyond" = there are two meanings in china,korea and japan first is "whole world" second means "who most noble, most powerful" It could mean old "Do Seung Ji"

[@머키-s8r]

I hope PM upload that BGM with "real lylic CC"

[@BX--nq6gf]

I made some personal changes after using a google translator to further investigate the meaning of these lyrics. I took your interpretation with Korean and made some tweaks to make it look and sound better connotatively and literally in English. I mainly study European languages (Spanish, English, French) but I tried to consider the context and make the poem read a little better. "The stray Phoenix (Fenghuang) rises high into the mountain and looks down, seeing tragedy." "The Aristocracy, (Seungjeongwon) Chancellor (Do Seung Ji), and Scribe (Woobu Seung Ji), (Enjambed line here) bicker and drown out the Phoenix, who used to sing poetry. (Couldn't find exact translation, put it together in my own interpretation using synonyms) Erase the Sky Above, the Sky beyond (According to what I could find, the latter also means 'heaven'. I'm assuming this is creating a juxtaposition between powerful nobility and the real world- comparing the wealthy to heaven, saying they live in bliss- and comparing the poor to the real world- those who actually suffer and face reality. 'Erase' being here makes sense, it's implying that Bamboo Hatted Kim is trying to erase the divide between heaven and earth- which makes sense given his backstory, so I kept this how you wrote it.) A new Chancellor. The E-jo are forgiven. (This line is especially difficult. Even taking apart the individual words and their meanings, I can't exactly decipher what the meaning behind the line is supposed to be. I believe this is Kim saying that he will put a new leader in place- and forgive those who rule gracefully. I think 'forgiven' here can also mean in some context 'forsaken', so that could be possibly misheard or mistranslated. Maybe Kim is spiting the E-jo. There's also a chance Kim is forgiving himself, since I believe Kim is based on Kim Byeong-si, a Korean E-jo. For this line, I just changed it so that it sounds good. I did not try to change the words or meaning really, because I cannot fully understand them.) (It was difficult to find information on the niceties and poetic roles of the Do Seung Ji and Woobu Seung Ji in the song- or even in the original cultural context, so I decided to use titles from medieval England to keep the Juxtaposition of rank and aristocracy. Please correct me if I was wrong or there is a better alternative.) So, in conclusion, we have: The Stray Phoenix rises high into the mountain and looks down, seeing tragedy. The Aristocracy, Chancellor, and Scribe, bicker and drown out the Phoenix, who used to sing poetry. Erase the Sky Above, the Sky beyond A new ruler. The E-jo are forgiven. Bear in mind I do not claim for this to be a perfect translation, superior version of the original lyrics, or for it to be better than yours. This comment is intended to help cross the language barrier, provide new perspective, and hopefully make it easier for English speakers to appreciate the full depth of this story.

[@Aedlmonrl]

@@BX--nq6gf So, in summary, its a play on Kim's feelings and wishes, especially the part where the sky is erased. Thank you, for adding to the translation

[@neck1203]

길 잃은 봉황이 산에 높이 올라 내려다보시니 횡난이로다....

[@moon_a44]

0:31 길 잃은 봉황이 산에 높이 올라 내려다보니 횡난일세

[@xderbusfahrer]

LETS GO

[@End-Nil]

One small detail I noticed and love is when Kim proceeds to use “To Claim Their Bones”, he cuts through the DAMN MUSIC.Even the boss theme cannot withstand him!

[@muhc2931]

Even with all blade lineage I struggled. Until I got mersault and faust. Mersault two shotted the encounter. Due to the god levels of extra thread I got captain ahab and even kuro rodian. So the passives for poise right now are bloody ridiculous. Sinclaires claim my bones can hit up to 500+ damage straight up and mersault is by far the most ludicrous character I've ever used. Considering I started off with blade lineage yi sang as my first 3 star. It feels good to see blade lineage become the most filthy setup I've ever used. Filthy damage, infinite poise gen and not even half the effort my w-Corp team requires.

[@YourLocalEllis]

*To claim their bones*

[@Animor143]

I'm not gonna sugarcoat it Meursault > Chains of Others

[@Man_Person_Best_Hero]

WE YIELDING FLESH AND CLAIMING BONES WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥☠☠☠☠☠☠☠

[@danielpereira5697]

Certified Banger theme.

[@Deadestest]

WE CLAIMING THEIR BONES WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍

[@zeyadgabr8682]

Those bones must be claimed

[@toxicpooch1001]

im in love with these drums

[@하슬-i7g]

캬

[@ponisreal4749]

HOMURA ! ! !

[@louperranth.c.1759]

This MF wiped my team, i though i had him on the corner but then he just started to slash everything with an insane damage

[@꿍치-w6j]

내가 시발 망해가는 나라에서 다시 한번 국뽕을 느끼게 해준건 니가 처음이다 김삿각!ㅠㅠ

[@Niko0436]

I faced my fear in the mirror dungeon and picked yield my flesh floor with maxed out team only to eat 1,002 dmg from "To claim their bones" at turn 4. (I did beat him at 2nd attempt.)

[@SrakenKraken]

this is one of the few themes that made me feel genuine fear

[@minecraftstoryroblox2227]

1:00 my honest reaction when he heals 308 hp

[@R.BChefOfDistrict23]

look, i only humbled this guy because shi heathcliff decided to deal 635 damage on the first coin of flashing strike

[@edumanz5044]

This song have lyrics? I mean i want to know if they are saiying something

[@이하민-u9j]

Koreans fans sure that studio eim used traditional singing method. So it may have lyrics, but koreans can't also hear what the song lyrics means...

[@BuckBlaziken]

It doesn’t mean anything. It’s a traditional Korean singing practice where you speak in tongues. The vocals are expressing their unfiltered fury through gibberish.

[@라그주]

It is Korean but I can't hear clearly. I can hear only "The pheonix(bonghwang) rise up to the sky(봉황이 하늘 높이 올라)", "onnera(오너라, which used frequently as refrain in korean tradional music)" edit: Some say It's "The lost pheonix rise high up to the mountain.(길잃은 봉황이 산 위에 높이 올라)" I also can hear something just before "봉황이" so lost(길잃은) might be right.

[@Vellgdoer]

길잃은 봉황이 산에 높이 올라 내려다보니 횡난일세...(A lost phoenix climbs high up a mountain and looks down to see that it is in chaos...) It sounds like this until the first syllable After that, I can't hear well unless the MR comes out..

[@Vellgdoer]

Or there is a poet with the same name, Korean Kim Sat-gat[bamboohat KIM], and there is a similar content of the first syllable in his "poem." "When the phoenix flew in, all the birds hid, and when the dragon appeared in the sea, all the underwater creatures hid." Similar to the content of Chapter 5.5, there are many cowardly and evil people in the world, and they lament whether they know the will of a great person.

[@yokuutsu9097]

This song reminds me of minrolling and then taking 2000 damage

[@fisher_golbor]

"AHHH WHERE THE FUCK IS MY SKELETUAL STRUCTURE" the song

[@pico1618]

한국뽕 미쳐버리네

[@풀인하]

Not samurai.

[@CBRN-115]

Yes, it's a Korean swordsman

[@newt4050]

Because it's korean sir

[@Crono1807]

I'm going to claim your bones

[@ibrahimadan2364]

This song playing for the millionth time whilst my team is getting obliterated by to claim their bones

[@OhDearDoc]

Yield my Bones

[@CheeseDBaller]

Mmmm yes.... The winrate victim...

[@deep_sea_creature99999]

got him as final boss of mirror dungeon and then he literally killed my entire team with a 2000 dmg To Claim Their Bones

[@hellatze]

what this music talking about ?

[@GoodKid노래들어라]

It is pansori, a traditional Korean music. I can't hear what it's about, but I guess it's part of Jeokbyeokga. According to Kim's story, it seems right. Google translation :D

[@BuckBlaziken]

The lyrics don’t mean anything in particular. It’s like gibberish. This is used in some traditional Korean music to express feelings that can’t be expressed with words.

[@GoodKid노래들어라]

@@BuckBlaziken But it seemed to have a definite sentence structure. It had a "조사" to represent the subject and a "-제," a form commonly seen in pansori. It means a time. Of course, it's just my personal opinion.

[@라그주]

@@BuckBlaziken I can hear "The pheonix(bonghwang) rise up to the sky" and "onnera(오너라, which used frequently as refrain in korean tradional music)" at least.

[@GoodKid노래들어라]

​@@라그주 어 그러면 봉황나오는거는 수궁가의 상좌다툼 대목일텐데 그거려나요 봉황이 나올만한게 그거밖에 없는데 봉황새 척 나 앉으며 니 내말을 들어봐라 순임금 남훈천에 오현금 가지시고 소소구성(簫韶九成) 노래헐제 공산 높은 봉 아침볕에 내가가서 울음을 우니 팔백년 문물이 울울허여 주문무 나겨시고 만고 대성 공부자도 내 앞에서 탄생허니 천길이나 높이 날아 기불탁속(飢不啄粟) 허여있고 용문산 석산오동 기염기염 기여올라 소상오죽(蕭湘烏竹) 좋은 열매 내 양식을 삼었으니 내가 어른이 아니시냐 비슷할까요ㅠ

[@GoodKid노래들어라]

0:31

[@Ramsey276one]

"Where am I? I'm sure I hit--? "DAFUQ?!" Bro! What happened?! "That bambo-hatted..!" Ain't no way... 3rd: Dammit! OH. He killed all of us. "Whaddya mean ALL --?!" 4th: No NO *NO* There you are. "But we were --" 5th: *"FUCK!"* "FIVE AGAINST ONE..." We *were...*

[@table2903]

behold, with the power of friendship (and glimpse of flame) i shall now do 3,000 damage turn one and kill the boss instantly!

[@thisthing6882]

Does anyone know what the guy in the ost is saying? why is he shouting something that sounds like "HOMURA!"

[@인정각-b5i]

Hanora!

[@lumbis-lo4kg]

A song using the traditional Korean music style of pansori to depict the situation of Blade Lineage Master Many Koreans are attempting to accurately transcribe the lyrics, but it's proving to be a challenging task.

[@nobodycares7364]

From the comments I've read here, it's basically just gibberish expressing emotions (mostly fury)

[@yanastase]

We getting counter to stagger ++ with this ine

[@SettingSunAlt]

Listened to this when I got every single BL event gift (minus ledger) on an MD4H Poise + Bleed team. Felt REALLLLLY good. Would have been even better if i got it with my BL team but..... eh

[@ЛевКузнецов-ш9г]

He returned in new update...

[@リルフ-k1g]

この曲ガチで好きだったから 助かる😊

[@gun-jengyu7162]

사하노라~~~!!!!

[@벚꽃-s7f]

장비 없이 어떻게 싸워!=나도 킬먹고 싶은데 왜 너만 재밌냐 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@Deltet]

가사가 적벽가를 샘플링한 거였네

[@amanwithnoname4657]

*HOMURA!!!* 🗣🗣

[@반쪽거울]

가사도 따로 자막으로 있었으면 좋았을 브금 뭐라 가사가 있는거 같은데 안들려 ㅋㅋ..... 아쉽당

[@대파스팔콘]

길잃은 봉황이 산에 높이 올라 내려다보니 횡난일세 승정원 도승지 우부승지 이 일로 난리 시집읊던 봉황으로 천상천하 지우노라 새로 내려온 도승지 이조 이들은 지금으로 사하노라

[@Deltet]

일일은 공명이 장대으 높이 올라 제장을 분발헐 제 운장은 일천군을 거느리고 안림 숲을 -이니, 남방 봉화를 보아 박망성 향하여 일시으 불을 놓으라 중군이 되어 적군이 이르거든 일시으 엄살하라 원본은 "적벽가"입니다

[@미믹-g2r]

미친 가사있는거 이제알았네 와씨……

[@라비조아해병]

긴말 필요 없어, 검으로 이야기 하자고.

[@Just-a-Fish.Moonlighter]

he literally did 2k damage in one attack

[@bob7920]

I wonder what's being said. Also, why does he shout, "HOOMURAAA," like that?

[@aquatic4760]

crazy how this was like one of the easiest bosses ever

[@kichiroumitsurugi4363]

Yeah. I just clapped him in one turn with Glimpse of Flames

[@gun-jengyu7162]

S is for Sekiro

[@김밥지옥-b8p]

No, it is samsung

[@nathannathan9030]

It's Korean, not Japanese. I think it's for "Salpippiyeo Argoindustries" based on Aeng-du Blade Lineage Salsu.

[@aspid164]

Sekiro S Corp DLC

[@БруноБуччелати-н6б]

More like Sanabi or Katana Zero though.

[@nathannathan9030]

It's Korean, not Japanese.

[@aspid164]

@@nathannathan9030 Exactly

[@jojogacha974]

Why the fuck is goofy singing in this song.

[@afishyfishh]

SAMURAI!!

[@풀인하]

Not samurai

[@cryptlord5]

No, they are not - rather than Samurai they are Swordsman from Korea (sorry I dont know what do they call), especially the sword the BL (Blade Lineage) used is quite distinguish from the Katana of the Samurai.

[@BuckBlaziken]

@@cryptlord5further more the instruments used are mostly traditional Korean instruments.

[@BloodyArchangelus]

they are bushi Knowing the history of some samurai clans- fitted.@@cryptlord5

[@chaos3355]

@@cryptlord5 That's a good point. The motifs of the Swordmen are called '검계[Geom-Gye]' (meaning Blade Lineage), and their weapons called '환도[Hwando]'.