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[@oba73_]

The actual produced album versions are better than the live performances, especially Polumnia Omnia.

[@inactiveluka]

nah, not a chance. EVERYTHING is better live

[@imamagicalpotato]

@@inactiveluka No, the Scaramouche theme with the real voice is infinitely better

[@bananacat5327]

For Polumnia Omnia, it is a common opinion that the in game/album version is better than the live version because it is sang by the main producer of the song, along with it conveying more the sadness of the boss properly. However it’s still a great song regardless !

[@TheBelovedPanda]

And Yu Peng Chen's tenor voice sounds like if scaramouche himself sang it

[@ultralink17]

Wait it is a common opinion? Damn that sucks, I love the live version a lot cuz I focused more on the rage feeling portion of the song the first time I heard it in game than the sadness portion. Seemed like Scara was more frustrated and annoyed at where fate took him than just wallowing in his sadness. I liked the different approach.

[@atriyakoller136]

​@@ultralink17yeah, I hear it pretty often but personally I like both versions

[@lagrangewei]

@@TheBelovedPanda he sung almost every theme himself as demo (some were leaked, he ask not to share them)... i am surprise they keep it for scaramouche... a worthy send off gift i guess...

[@caseylp7121]

Loved your reaction! Fun fact both of these are only one phase of the actual boss theme, so the full boss theme is actually nearly twice as long 😆

[@tsarkiel8471]

It’s honestly heartwarming to see my gambling money be so well spent

[@tdlvidklp8833]

Absolutio Absoluta Absolutissime was sung in Latin throughout the song whereas Polumnia Omnia was sung in Latin and Japanese. Both were performed in the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra as stated in the description of the videos.

[@crazyformyself7296]

Polumnia Osia is Scaramouche's both theme who's originally from Inazuma (Japan inspired region in Genshin impact) so that's why main singer uses Japanese between singing in Latin

[@CelticBotansDigitalArt]

Polumnia Omnia is the theme of a character whose one of his names/titles is "Scharamouche", after the character from the Commedia Del'arte - he's part of an organization where all members are named after these Commedia Del'arte characters (the first song you reacted is the theme of a character called Arlecchino, also from the same organization, for example). Explaining all of this, so I can point out how Hoyoverse saw the opportunity with Scaramouche and took it: his character has MASSIVE references to Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody all over his lore ("Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the fandango?"). He has all sorts of refs, but long story short, the shot at 9:18 with the singer in the middle of the black screen surrounded by the choir is a direct ref to Bohemian Rhapsody's music video: and the line they are singing in that moment," Nunquam genitus desiderem" is Latin for "I wish I had never been born" - just like in the Queen's song. It's just so cool!

[@Deeznat69]

I love how Hoyovers featuring Bass and Alto on their videos instead of Tenors and Sopranos. Bass and Alto is very underated and overshadowed from Tenor and Soprano So really respect Hoyoverse on that ❤

[@malecusjosephdeguzman896]

The song fits arlecchino so much because of the imminent danger you can sense from her as we know she's the 4th fatui harbinger being only the 4th and having such immense presence really show how strong their organization is

[@francescapatti2934]

Children chanting in latin continues to be the scariest thing ever 😂 "Dracula is alive?!" 😂