Reacting To The Legend Of Zelda Themes, But I've Never Played It.

[@IlexEmily]

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[@kingdaniel3519]

You should absolutely check out more BotW music. These tracks only skim the surface.

[@kingdaniel3519]

I wish you would do more Zelda music reactions. There's over 20 mainline games and they all have amazing music.

[@jacobtrost5048]

"GANON'S A BAD GUY, INNE?" Made me laugh so hard, I love it

[@wildmoonchild8210]

lmaoo

[@bomb4r719]

About the only way you could make it more British is with the slight rephrasing "GANON'S A BADDIE, INNIT"

[@TomTKK]

@@bomb4r719 INNE = Isn't he I'm from leeds I know lmao

[@bomb4r719]

@@TomTKK _I know. I'm from Leeds as well._

[@WowwieZowwie]

Same lol

[@NekoHanyouHanaru]

BOTW is essentially “imagine waking up from a really deep sleep vaguely remembering you were supposed to do something important, only to learn that you were supposed to save the world and 100 years ago you **lost**.”

[@swordsmancs]

"I feel like I'm forgetting something..." *forgot to save the world*

[@GoToJail]

The reason that the field battle theme sounds wild and unstructured at the start is because it's technically just a blueprint. Additional instruments and motifs will pick up and fade out depending on how the battle is going, almost generating music as you fight. There's a video titled "Invisible Sound Design in Breath of The Wild" that goes over this and a bunch of other quirks in the soundtrack during gameplay, it's worth checking out if you're interested in that kind of thing!

[@michmill7007]

The music has so many little variations, and its really cool to see how much depth was put into the soundtrack of this game

[@michaelmoceri1118]

One of the really fun things about the BotW soundtrack is that the songs vary a little based on things like time of day and weather. So while you do hear a lot of the same music, it also changes as you go. For example, the Hyrule Castle has an indoor and outdoor theme, and it switches based on where you are.

[@ShiroKage009]

This is basically a style of video game music pioneered by the first Mario Galaxy. Nintendo kept using it since with different instrumental tracks and things that just fade in and out of the track.

[@TheNe0PhyT3]

​@@ShiroKage009I'm pretty sure the entire Donkey Kong Country series had that as a major part of it, even back on the SNES. Music would be slightly adjusted based on if you were abive/below water. And certain environments had sounds like wind, ship creaking, buzzing, and even mining that was all blended into the music.

[@esmooth919]

I love these kinds of dynamic or adaptive soundtracks that change based on what's happening in the game. Even down to fighting games like Third Strike, where the music transitions to the next part of the song after the next round starts. Even as far back as Sonic the hedgehog 3, were act one played the original version of the song, and act two of the Zone plays a remix

[@emmamiller.]

This franchise is known for its music. So many goosebumps lol Epilogue makes me cry

[@Papinak2]

Spot on with the epilogue. Didn't felt it when I played BotW for the first time, as I was new to the franchise, but second playthrough, after having played some more Zelda games, knowing the main theme, it hit very hard.

[@HyruletheCheetah]

Fr the music in Zelda is just amazing

[@Raphe9000]

If you like the BOTW music, I would definitely suggest checking out some key themes from other Zelda games. Probably the most influential is Ocarina of Time, but I'll go ahead and list some popular bangers from a few games (sorted by game but otherwise in no particular order): Ocarina of Time (for this game, you actually play many of the songs on an Ocarina, so I'll be posting the main theme and then what that theme is called when Link learns it and what the fanbase knows it as): 1. Lost Woods (Saria's Song) 2. Windmill Hut (Song of Storms) 3. Temple of Time (Song of Time) 4. Princess Zelda (Zelda's Lullaby) 5. Gerudo Valley 6. Kokiri Forest 7. Kakariko Village 8. Zora's Domain 9. Hyrule Field 10. Title Theme Majora's Mask: 1. Song of Healing 2. Astral Observatory 3. Stone Tower Temple 4. Title Theme 5. Giant's Theme Twilight Princess: 1. Title Theme 2. Hyrule Field 3. Midna's Theme 4. Hyrule Castle 5. Ilia's Theme 6. Gerudo Desert 7. File Select (best rendition of the Fairy Fountain theme IMO) 8. Midna's Lament 9. Sacred Grove 10. Malo Mart Wind Waker: 1. Title Theme 2. The Legendary Hero 3. Outset Island 4. Dragon Roost Island 5. Departure/Pirate Ship 6. Windfall Island 7. Farewell Hyrule King 8. Inside a House 9. The Great Sea 10. Molgera Battle Skyward Sword: 1. Main Theme 2. Romance in the Air 3. Fi’s Gratitude 4. Groose's Theme 5. Crimson Loftwing Link's Awakening (Remake, Preferably): 1. Tal Tal Heights 2. Mabe Village 3. Ballad of the Windfish 4. Link's Awakening 5. Shop Spirit Tracks: 1. Opening 2. Aboda Village 3. Castle Town 4. In the Fields 5. Realm Overworld A Link Between Worlds: 1. Lorule Main Theme 2. Lorule Castle 3. Hilda's Theme 4. Hyrule Castle 5. Death Mountain Miscellaneous: 1. Palace Theme (Zelda II) 2. Linebeck's Theme (Phantom Hourglass) 3. Hyrule Castle (Inside) (Breath of the Wild) 4. Minish Village (Minish Cap) 5. Dungeon Theme (The Legend of Zelda) I'm sure I missed a lot though, and obviously these lists have been influenced by my opinions, but I'd say those 60 are a good summary of the series and its amazing music. Edit: Added some I forgot

[@Draezeth]

You can't just not include the final boss battle music from Spirit Tracks, man! Also, the title screen music from Tri Force Heroes. Underrated masterpiece.

[@White1Tiger2Dan]

Feel like you need all the variations of Clocktown for Majora's Mask too

[@TheTownNarcoleptic]

Spirit Tracks In the Fields makes me want to kick the door down and drag my friends on an RPG adventure around the fields and villages where I live

[@goldlucario5371]

We need to upvote this comment so that she can see and react to each game’s songs. Eventually, maybe she’ll play a few of them!

[@jamesonharding6865]

You cannot cannot mention Majora’s Mask and Not even Mention Final Hours. But great job putting the list together I’m sure it took some time

[@enanan4]

you said you were confused whether Hyrule Castle sounds heroic or ominous, and the answer is: both the castle itself is ominous, while your character (Link) is heroic

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

One thing that should be noted is that some music changes depending on danger and time. For example, the field battle theme. If you fight a common monster, the theme is simple; not that epic. Showing how weak and pathetic your enemy is. But if you are fighting a particularly powerful monster or if you are fighting a large group, the battle theme becomes epic. This can change mid-battle. As you kill enemies or even when enemies appear out of nowhere.

[@someonesomewhere1363]

Fun little tidbit about Field Battle; depending on how hard you hit an enemy during this little encounter music, a different highhat will play in the music!

[@devonm042690]

Hyrule Castle is the seat of power for the rulers of the land most Zelda games take place in. In Breath of the Wild it serves as the final dungeon because it was seized by the enemy and used as the enemy's base from which to destroy the land. You're taking it back, that's why the theme sounds both ominous and epic.

[@RobGamesOn]

Actually, Zelda has him confined to the castle with her Goddess powers containing him.

[@devonm042690]

​@@RobGamesOn Yes, but before that Ganon manifested within the castle, seized it, and launched his assault on Hyrule from within. Nothing I said is wrong, I just left something out. Really, considering how things play out, there'd be no difference if Ganon wasn't imprisoned but instead just content to let Link come to him like he always is.

[@RobGamesOn]

@@devonm042690 true, true

[@emmamiller.]

I personally think Skyward Sword has some of the best music in the whole franchise.

[@exomancer3632]

Groose's theme goes hard.

[@ivanroman8914]

Levias battle song is just incredible

[@Droobie03]

The Ballad of the Goddess was so good.

[@mrmxypltk]

​@@Droobie03 and the fact that the Ballad of the Goddess is essentially just Zelda's Lullaby from OOT, but reversed, is brilliant. A song that sounds amazing both backwards and forwards is impressive.

[@emmamiller.]

I really love Romance in the Air, it’s very underrated and that makes me sad.

[@DaNintendude]

Really upset the Nintendo Switch 2017 Presentation theme wasn't a part of this. I tear up EVERY time I hear it. It belongs to what is, in my opinion, the best video game trailer of all time. Possibly the best trailer of all time, fullstop.

[@ElectricFury]

I completely agree. I have never seen a trailer for any media that I think tops it. It's amazing.

[@gabrielfigueroamusic1661]

Do you have a link for ir?

[@DaNintendude]

@gabrielfigueroamusic1661 @gabrielfigueroamusic1661 Can't share links in KZbin comments, cause they get blocked. Just type in "Zelda Nintendo Switch Presentation trailer" and it should pop up. For just the music, just add "music" to the search and you'll find it.

[@LegoCat88]

I can’t believe Mipha’s theme wasn’t in this list, but regardless loved your reaction to it!

[@emmamiller.]

I know

[@MW-bs1nb]

and hateno

[@fart676]

Sidon’s theme is an absolute vibe (also the Test of Strength theme)

[@jasonelpelotudo]

this top was ass lmao

[@Taveren]

Also ritu village

[@gatr2897]

Damn I'm so sad that Dark Beast Ganon wasn't on the list, that song makes me cry literally every single time without fail and I've heard it so many times. It's this beautiful mashup of the main theme alongside the horse riding theme and a bunch of other stuff. It plays during the final phase of the final boss and it's just this amazing victory lap with breathtaking visuals and the music always makes me start thinking about how many good times I had with the game *in the middle of the boss battle*. I'm replaying Botw rn and I'm going for near 100% completion before going to fight the final boss and I'm so excited to have that showdown one last time to send off this beautiful game, just in time for the sequel to come out in May Edit: Botw is honestly a bottomless pit of beautiful music I just remembered a bunch that I think could've gone on that list too, but I don't disagree with any of the music on the list, the OST is just that stacked. Off the top of my head theres Horse riding (day and night versions), Monk Maz Koshia, Kakariko Village, Guardian battle, Master Kohga, The Final Trial, Miphas theme, Hyrule Castle INTERIOR (the theme you heard at #10 was the exterior theme), and Gerudo Town

[@mungethekpopstan]

The Maz Koshia music was so COOL!

[@The_Blazelighter]

The Zelda series has built up such a long standing and largerepertoire of music that it can constantly can pull motifs and themes from all over the series in meaningful ways. Breath of the Wild is brilliant in it's subtlety and nuance, standing on its own while still carrying the weight of its predecessors.

[@The_Blazelighter]

Also, out of the tracks here, only the main theme makes my top 10.

[@pixelpunchyt]

Suggestions for more Zelda reactions: Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity - - The Champion Mipha (Both Versions) - The Champion Daruk (Both Versions) - Revali, Ace Archer & Aviator (Phase 1&2) - The Champion Urbosa (Both Variations) - Crescendo (Phase 1&2) - Decisive Fight Against Calamity Ganon (All 4 Phases) The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess - - Opening Title - Hyrule Field (& Night time version) - Final Battle with Ganondorf (All Phases) - Snowpeak Ruins - Credits (Part 1&2) - Hidden Village - Sacred Grove Hyrule Warriors - - Hyrule Field - In The Greenwood - Eclipse of the Sun - Skyloft - Twilight Field - Lake Hylia / The Water Temple - Molgera - Heart of the End

[@SouthHill_]

BOTW was very different from the typical Zelda formula, and the music was as a result very different as well. Should definitely check out some tracks from previous entries in the franchise.

[@Cursed394]

Nothing can prepare you for the epilogie theme - damn never even played Zelda but it gets you right in the feels

[@Tarn-Ation]

I don't know if you take Ideas, but if you are already loving the accordion in Kass's theme so much you HAVE to check out some of the Professor Layton ost. These games are incredibly dear to my heart and it's music is easily one of the best parts of the series. As always, great video!

[@15two]

yessss layton fans rise up

[@moonokami1739]

Oh absolutely, these games ost are absolutely phenomenal and deserve every bit of attention they get.

[@jordannimz5180]

I also love the Smash Ultimate remix of Kass's Theme!

[@che3zey]

My favorite botw theme is definitely the guardian theme. The instant fight or flight it induces is amazing

[@soonerfan4321]

It always stops me in my tracks for a split second

[@GanondorfKingofEvil]

They had practice with the Silent Realm music from Skyward. Which also has guardians except there is never a point where you go 'I got this' like for BotW.

[@LyricalRobin7706]

One fun thing about the BOTW Hyrule Castle theme is that it also incorporates parts of the Link to the Past Hyrule Castle theme

[@SlyFoxFo]

And Zelda's lullaby when indoor

[@dedito-we4bq]

@@SlyFoxFo And Ganon's theme from Ocarina

[@clementrenaud4260]

@@dedito-we4bq *A Link To The Past

[@Nikowgreek]

@@SlyFoxFoive seen a version that blends the outdoor and indoor themes for the castle

[@vworpin9945]

I adore this game and it's music, it's actually quite a bit stripped back from past games scores but it perfectly fits the vibe the game was going for. A few tracks I would have put on this list if I was making it but was a good little selection! would love to see you check out just like any other Zelda game, they all have bangers.

[@ivanroman8914]

My fav songs that aren't in the video are: Vah Naboris Shrine, Vah Ruta Shrine, Gerudo Town (night), Mipha's song. Basically, all of the soundtrack is really amazing

[@gabevandenhoeven4546]

12:35 No your vibes are completely on point. It's a giant camel like autonomous machine, causing sandstorms and lightning strikes. The composers of the Zelda series always manage to make the vibe of the music very fitting and descriptive of the moments where it plays, which goes to show how much skill they have

[@adamkampen]

Personally I think Hyrule Castle was ranked a bit low in this video, it's a really good song with all it's parts working to tell a story: soldier's marching, an ominous menace looming, using a melody associated with the royal family as a bridge, and even making use of the series low health beep to elude to a desperate struggle, all told by the music as you explore the castle

[@adamkampen]

The Modulga theme has such good implementation in game. The Molduga is a giant sand swimming beast whose presence is accompanied by the rapid drums beats and strings, but as soon as you get the Molduga in a vulnerable state to attack it the strings kick it into high gear and all the instruments of the song join in as you rush it down and lay into it, it creates such a rush and it's a really cool feeling fight

[@banann_ducc]

I hope you take the time to go through some more from breath of the wild even if offcam on your own time. There is so much more in this game worth hearing

[@SuperMarioOddity]

I never realised how hard the 'field battle' theme slaps EDIT: Props to Emily for nailing some of these names, especially considering she's never seen before, although for future reference: Molduga - mol-DEW-gah, you were pretty close, but there's a bit more a bit of 'yuh' on the 'dew' Naboris - You got it right first time, and they are congas I'm pretty sure Ganon - Also correct, and yes those are dim chords Medoh - Correct first time, pronounced 'meadow' Revali - reh-VAH-lee

[@robwarriors62]

Field Battle works in a really interesting way in-game. The different sections transition from one another based on how intense the fight is. If the game thinks you're in danger, it will finish the part it's on and uniquely modulate into the epic section you heard towards the end. There are also so many other details that I won't have room to write in this comment - the attention to detail is immense!!!

[@seantheimp]

Breath of the Wild was actually criticized for having a rather _lackluster_ soundtrack. There are a few really catchy themes here and there, but most of the music is remixes or "Zelda elevator music". I'd love to see your reactions to some more "original" Zelda themes. Tarry Town, various songs from Ocarina of TIme, Majora's Mask, Twilight Princess, and _especially_ Wind Waker. Also Skyward Sword exists and is not completely devoid of bops.

[@DaevOTR]

The Metroid series has some of the best music out there. Everything from the haunting chiptunes of the original to the bombastic Smash Bros remixes are top quality and worth checking out.

[@cptredhorse5156]

The amount of things she was able to correctly guess about the game thru only listening to the music is a testament to not only the incredible writing of the music itself, but also her musical intuitiveness!

[@RobGamesOn]

You should check out the presentation trailer for this game. It has some crazy good music not featured in the game itself.

[@georgebrownless7345]

It's so nice seeing someone go through the same thoughts I had on hearing the music for the first time :) There is SO much more this soundtrack has to offer, not to mention the musical masterpiece that is Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

[@Draezeth]

For real, I don't know if she could handle AoC. #10 on that list would top #1 from BotW.

[@rhettmitchell]

@@Draezeth honestly yeah haha

[@substandardnerd]

You should probably listen to all of the Metroid soundtracks for a variety of reasons. All of them are great and either exceptionally atmospheric or wonderfully energetic.

[@marcoscabezolajr.8408]

I can't wait for that reaction! Metroid is rich in very good music, some of Nintendo's best.

[@smileysmile0]

I know im so late to the party but Mipha's theme is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL and you should definitely listen to it if you havent😅

[@TheRecks33]

Please do the other 3D main line Zelda themes. Ocarina of time, Majora's mask, Wind waker, twilight princess and skyward sword.

[@devonm042690]

Even if you never play Zelda: Breath of the Wild, I'd love to see your reaction to the 2016 trailer. That's where we all first got to hear the main theme.

[@Rikku198]

Man, just hearing the Epilogue and the Main Theme, my eyes starts to fill with tears, and I was playing the game for the 50th time today. I'm very anxious for Tears of the Kingdom, you should react to the music of the Final Trailer too, it's amazing.

[@bedekuuu]

When I played through BoTW myself (around 1 year ago, so like, several years after the game came out), I went into the epilogue blind. When I tell you I got the CHILLS upon being hit by that choir near the end. Pulling at my heart strings all the right ways 😭💜 Also, if you enjoyed the BoTW ost, I recommend checking out the ost for Hyrule Warriors: Age Of Calamity. It's a game set in the same time period as BoTW with both covers and original themes :)

[@malgai]

I can't wait to see what franchises you'll check out! Still holding out for a Miitopia theme reaction, I guarantee you'll love it!

[@EclipseGamin_]

Yes I would LOVE that!

[@arandomskeleton1384]

YES Miitopia would be great

[@Dawnred956]

Zelda definitely has banger ost's. Ocarina Of Time, Majora's Mask, and Twilight Princess have tons of tracks worth giving a listen to

[@sailiealquadacil1284]

If you're still taking suggestions, I'd recommend checking out the soundtracks for Baten Kaitos I and II. I don't know if any of the tracks got remastered for the release of the remake a year ago as I haven't had time to play it yet, but the original ones certainly hold up to this day.

[@matiaspereyra9392]

Oh, this ost is FULL of little musical Easter eggs for the long time fans for example you get to Hyrule's castle and you hear the theme of the castle but you also hear the organ in the bag and you know what character is there and what that means and then woven in you hear your theme, link's theme and you say "this represents me going through all this crap and drowning, even if for a few moments the theme of the bad guy and just sort of overcoming this place" and then you find the princess' chambers and you hear the super iconic "Zelda's lullaby" also woven into the castle theme and you understand that even tho the princess isn't there anymore and hasn't been for 100 years, that this is a safe space as if only by her inhabiting that set of rooms 100 years ago made her chambers impervious to whatever evil influence you hear in the rest of the castle

[@Draezeth]

You're not ready for the Age of Calamity soundtrack.

[@ivanm8682]

“A quiet moment” always gives me tears.

[@ivanm8682]

Someone finally acknowledges Age of Calamity, btw. The game deserves much love.

[@Droobie03]

In the game Revali seems like a jerk however he is the champion with the most tragic backstory. His theme fits him, it gives the feeling of calm and lonely. Given Revali is the only champion that doesn't have a bloodline descendant it kind of shows that he was lonely. He also can fly which can give the feeling of calmness.

[@nexisvids]

Daruk's Theme. Definitely Daruk's Theme from Breath of the wild was missing there. You will love it.

[@EbefrenRevo]

One word alone for define all Zelda games : *EPIC*

[@sibsart2039]

The OG Zelda theme is in a lot of Zelda games, they tend to mix it into the OST somewhere, but it isn’t always the theme song.

[@babyjiren9676]

Nice video as always, the Zelda series has such amazing music in it. You should really give a listen to the old 2017 trailer theme for the game. One of the best pieces of music I've ever heard.

[@jordannimz5180]

And the music in the new trailer for Tears Of The Kingdom is even better than that, in my opinion!

[@Ponch126]

The entirety of BOTW's soundtrack is absolutely phenomenal. One of my favorites would be the Cave or Hidden Shrine themes with its absolute softness.

[@demonicdude1328]

I'm surprised there was no guardian theme or the E3 trailer music

[@Realjammerdog]

I know i’m late af and that you didnt hear the whole hyrule castle BUT did you know There’s a part of the song where zelda’s lullaby plays in an kind of old/tired tune with a sligt “beeping” sound in the background, that is because SPOILERS zelda after 100 years of waiting is tired and cant contain ganon for long

[@averysmalman8191]

I'd love to see some other Zelda games next time. Majora's Mask, Wind Waker, and Twilight Princess in particular have my favorite Zelda soundtracks. As for other Nintendo games with great music, here are my recommendations: Kirby has a mix of cute, energetic, and intense like Pokemon does; Paper Mario does too; and Xenoblade Chronicles has a similar orchestral style to Zelda. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do next!

[@AnaReginaNica]

Revali is such an interesting character and a surprising combination... He's probably the saltiest character in all Zelda games, with an awful personality, annoying almost every time you see him, however, his theme song and all informations you get about him after the main history (like when you find his personal diary, or when we can see his side of the events on the Age of Calamity game) shows he had much more under the surface than we initially thought. His theme always gave me the feeling of freedom. And that was exactly what Revali was in the story of the game. He was a bird, so, he could fly, but he was also a very free thinker. Was there something the others of his species couldn't do? He tried, tried, and then did it, and trained like crazy until he perfected it. Everyone just loves and trusts the hero? Well, no, he didn't trust him, he hadn't prove himself as trustworthy yet, and he absolutely doesn't loves him at all! Actually, a pretty normal and healthy thinking process, if we reflect about it...

[@wolfzend5964]

Apparently, the Zelda main theme was created as a last second edition, composed in very little time. They were going to originally use a different song altogether but changed it right before finishing the first game. I forgot most of the details, but I recall hearing something about it.

[@wiiztec]

It was gonna be bolero but they checked and it was like a couple months short of falling into the public domain and they couldn't justify delaying the game for it

[@Nitrinoxus]

One little tidbit I haven't seen anyone else mention: the instrument that Kass is playing is actually a _bandoneon,_ a cousin of the accordion that lacks the register switches that let the accordion play in different registers. It's a mechanically simpler instrument, but it can carry the same versatility if the musician knows what they're doing. (Also difficult to tell in the image: Kass is, like, _3 meters tall._ Big blue bird-dad, is Kass, and we love him.)

[@deopping]

My all-time favorite Legend of Zelda game is Twilight Princess, I think it has an AMAZING main theme.

[@catalyst539]

If you want more Breath of the Wild OST, Monk Maz Koshia is a must listen

[@zenith110]

"Oh wait, too happy, I don't think the character dies..." *big sigh*

[@domm.4676]

Thank you for reminding me how amazing BOTW OST is! One of my first ever games I played when I got my Switch was this one and I still, to this day, love it so much! The world, the atmosphere, the endless hours of exploration and fun! SO GOOD! Love your content and videos! Keep it up and happy to see you having slowly recovered yourself 😊! P.S. If you want to really explore GODLY OST, without needing to play the game ofc, I HIIIIIIGHLY recommend listening to anything Genshin Impact related. It is an on-going open-world gatcha game with the most amazing characters, story and OST! Whether you delve deep into sitting down and reacting to all of the character Demos, or just in general boss themes, battle themes, or anything at all - this game has absolutely got some of THE BEST OST EVER! I’d even be happy to recommend a few myself to get you into it!

[@takeyourheart1]

When they put the original theme into the newer music it always makes me tear up. In TOTK especially because of when it played during a specific cutscene I cried. 😭

[@Soronacabricot]

Why is there field battle in their top 10 and not Mipha or Sidon's theme lol that's original to say the least

[@Stephen-Fox]

"You can't do quiet piano music and ambient environment sounds" - While probably not by music length in the OST, that's basically 90% of the soundtrack by play experience because that's what orchestrates you when you're not in a named location, on a horse, at a stable, near Kass, or in combat.

[@animesensei7005]

You know the theme is good, if it makes you feel nostalgic, even though you've never played the game.

[@gaymaramada]

I love your conflicted reaction to Hyrule Castle, bc it’s SUPPOSED to be a grand, virtuous palace, but it’s been corrupted by the villain of the story, giving the fanfare a very ominous and wrong feeling.

[@Malkuth-Gaming]

The original theme is in EVERY zelda game.. somewhere. The only game where its almost absent from is Ocarina of time. just a few notes in the Hyrule Field theme :P

[@wyattmcgahey3035]

POKEMON MASTERS ALERT POKEMON MASTERS ALERT NEW BATTLE THEMES HAVE BEEN ADDED Well just two actually. A second Galar gym Leader theme as well as a Galar neo champion theme. Both are great themes but I don't think two is enough for one video. Thank you for listening.

[@hurkyl1560]

I may be misremembering, but while the main theme may not be a track of its own, I think its melodies are mixed into various tracks in most of the games.

[@coolthunder9160]

I absolutely love the battle theme because it feels so natural of how link’s day would be like fighting monsters

[@fractioninteraction]

Dark Beast Ganon Battle absolutely deserved to be here it may just be the top song in the game for me, would love to see you react to it!

[@Shrock568]

It's insane how well anyone can get the context of what is happening in the game just by listening to the MUSIC!

[@ALivingBruhMoment]

I like to think throughout the entire video you're just like "who let bro cook this much"

[@HyruletheCheetah]

GO PLAY A ZELDA GAME RIGHT NOW

[@kep1er432]

you need to check out more zelda themes probably one of my favorite nintendo themes beside pokemon :))

[@Drako2k0]

You definitely need to listen to twilight princess music. Midna’s Lament is just gorgeous.

[@wiiztec]

When did midna's desperate hour become midna's lament? lament makes much less sense

[@Shelbichu]

Id love if you reacted to more Legend of Zelda songs - theres so many beautiful songs from the older video games too. Skyward Sword, Twilight Princess, Ocarina of time etc etc they all have such great songs.

[@megamannt125]

You should give streaming Zelda games a go. Seeing a first timer's experience would be great.

[@EpicPaul64]

This was a lot of fun to hear your reactions to some amazing tunes! If you want some more epic Nintendo themes, could you consider doing Kid Icarus: Uprising or Fire Emblem: Three Houses?

[@nj3469]

when it comes to music alone, there are very few games that rival Zelda games. But although breath of the wild has great hits, other Zelda games have even better hits. ocarina of time, twilight princess or (my personal favourite when it comes to music) skyward sword have god tier music edit: Here's some of my favourite Zelda music Ballad of the goddess minda's lament song of time Dragon roost island Zelda's lullaby (this appears many, many different times) hyrule field from twilight princess fi's gratitude ocarina of time title theme dark beast ganon

[@navighostigalexia]

"This sound really sad! Does this character die or something?!" Spoilers for anyone who by chance hasn't played: yes... All the champions die, as well as a lot of other characters. Very very sad, that happens before the game if were speaking chronologically though.

[@tkhunter4999]

“Did this character die or something, I’m getting really sad!” … Who’s gonna tell her?

[@gen2todile695]

bongo is a central theme in a lot of botw tracks

[@justinwalker7418]

If your going down the Zelda music hole, the twilight princess soundtrack is required listening

[@TheFifthBeatle06]

oh yes that Epilogue is so moving as well!!!!

[@constantlyphil]

Btw vah naboris is pronounced vah nabORis and vah medoh is vah medOH

[@KenHalford]

Now that Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is out you need to check out that music.

[@liamhulse5511]

I would really love to see you play this game. U would absolutely love it. ALSO REACT TO THE FINAL BOTW TRAILER. IT IS EPIC MUSIC FOR DAYS!!!!!!

[@Nitram4392]

I'm a bit sad, that "Final Trial" wasn't on here.

[@kei3596]

nooo there wasn't mipha's theme and rito village

[@ARUCARDFTEPES]

Zelda games always had incredible music accompaniment, it only got better with time. Do yourself a favor and play the game(s) to really feel the impact that those songs actually have, it will stick with you for a lifetime.

[@wbrownshadow]

I actually listened to a video and saw parts of it of a orchestra doing the entire soudtrack over 2 hours you would be amazed what it takes to go into that music😊

[@geekley]

Please make one reacting to Zelda Skyward Sword as well! Here my top 10 spoiler-free songs to represent that game, which I'd recommend for someone who never played it (sorta ordered by in-game appearance): - Overture / Opening Theme - Romance in the Air - Faron Woods - Lizalfos Battle - Moldarach / Koloktos Battle - The Dragons - Lanayru Sand Sea - Ghirahim Battle - Fi's Gratitude - Credits (includes Skyloft and Song of the Goddess)

[@gargles5270]

also i’d recommend the video “the invisible sound design in breath of the wild” by scruffy, it’s super interesting even if you don’t know much about the game :)

[@kamontheptawin]

I recommend osts from Kirby and Splatoon series. Their musics are top tier!

[@djblake3247]

I loved this and not just because I love Zelda but because you made it so enjoyable as well. The best part was your pronunciation of the divine beasts' name - you actually got them right the first time. Perhaps in the future you'll join us who have played BOTW.

[@naetsu3]

There is an old theory about the Hyrule Castle theme saying that the footstep we heard are actualy from the death soldier following Link to give him strenght

[@Rikku198]

6:25 I love this part of Field Battle OST, I always hear this part in the game when I'm in a furious battle with a Lynel, it's the part when, as we say here in my country, "quando a porrada ta comendo solta". The music goes from 0 to 100 very quick haha

[@AnaReginaNica]

About the Divine Beasts, these are actually a mix of bosses and dungeons. Like, huuuge mechanical wonders you have to hunt and fight (they are mechanical, so, weapons), enter inside them, solve some puzzles, defeat a boss, and then, bring their power to your side. The songs you heard, both Medoh's and Naboris', are the "hunt and fight" songs. However, there is a second theme for them, and when you enter, the song changes. And when it happens... - SPOILERS ahead, not big (don't worry, I'm not putting anything to really destroy the whole experience), but if you plan to play the game someday, please, don't read this until you get to the Divine Beasts' part on the game: - - - On the story, some people were murdered inside the Divine Beasts, so, on the "insides" themes (in special the momment you enter) you can hear a frantic SOS signal in morse code mashed into the songs, alongside some desperate messages (every Divine Beast has its own message), also in morse code. All layered onto one another, incomplete and stopping abruptly before starting again. It can be very disturbing, in special when you can understand the code and add it to the story of the game. It gets fainter and fainter after you start to solve the puzzles. It was a very interesting and mature way to create a song with this particular somber theme, almost like a catastrophic sunking ship theme, and I absolutelly applaud Nintendo for that.