Xenogears: Knight of Fire (Speech Audio Explained)

[@cferrado]

And ironically, Xenoblade 3 has characters that start conscious life at roughly 10 years old and only live for 10 years more

[@corrinflakes9659]

Also Xenoblade 3 and Future Redeemed pulls a lot from Xenogears for its plot and themes. (Xenogears was even codenamed ‘Project Noah’, hence Noah being a double reference to that and Noah in Book of Genesis, and Matthew was a reference to Fei in physical appearance and the martial artist approach to combat)

[@KaedeLanyo]

The only tangential idea i can come up with, is that "Ten" is also a way to say heaven in Japanese, which would fit the game's themes. Otherwise it's probably just compressed English being used in a spooky way to a Japanese audience, no real meaning behind the words, other than the source being a quite ghastly act by a human being.

[@moreopiumplz]

This is so odd..... dude you answered one of my oldest childhood mysteries. Thank you so much!

[@thaironecampos1380]

xenogears is the game of my life. I've played since 1998 and to this day I love seeing the complete story over and over again. In 2002, playing in Noturne city, I discovered the jukebox and on it I discovered the song Gathering Stars in the Night Sky, which has the variants Flight and Spring Lullaby. I was so fascinated that in 2004 I managed to buy a musical keyboard just to learn to play this song and I still play it today. My 3-year-old daughter and the one who will be born in April will continue to play the same keyboard, which I still have. It's beautiful to see and discover the love that some people have for Xenogears, a game wronged by an incomplete second CD made in a hurry due to the problems that we fans know but still love. I want to be alive when they decide to remake this absolutely amazing jrpg. I loved the curiosity of your video and your commitment to bring us this. Thank you very much. Hug from a Brazilian in love with Xenogears!

[@syndicator]

I appreciate the fact that you do not ask to like And subscribe

[@Nitrocosm]

Yeah, I never really saw any point in doing that.

[@Mephil]

Very interesting indeed! Imagine learning something new about my favorite game this far in the future

[@syndicator]

xenogears is a great game the music is legendary. the ending had me in tears

[@Nitrocosm]

The game had a profound impact on me.

[@antontonable]

That track means something serious is about to go down! Recognized it immediately when it started.

[@antontonable]

I really enjoyed Xenogears too. Unfortunately the backside of the game suffered due to time constraint and/or budget.

[@SlyHikari03]

This is such a neat discovery. I love finding stuff like this too. It’s such a weird sample to include in a song. He probably thought it sounded good for a battle theme, or was from a sample CD.

[@sangartekbal]

Woaaa this is so mind-blowing

[@afdgxzghzgfhgfzhazghzdfhxf]

This game never ceases to amaze me.

[@SPARTAcross29]

Thank you for enlightening us, I was wondering for a long while !

[@belmontzar]

Actually, if it was used in a few other places it could make sense. On a subconscious level Fei blames himself for all the deaths he caused by entering Weltall. Fie doesn't even really fight against being sent to the prison island, where he felt he belonged. So Fei, a guy who treats himself as if hes a murderer, having a chant from a Criminal's sentancing, does actually make sens.

[@Dragonstar13]

Wow I don't think I heard of anyone else cracking the mystery of that audio. Great job to the people who figured it out.

[@cocomunga]

I love Xenogears and this theme is my favorite track in the game. I always thought it was just gibberish and I could have sworn I saw Mitsuda said that somewhere. This proves otherwise, though. How very strange.

[@Nitrocosm]

It is strange. Of all places to get voice samples, it's an unexpected source.

[@xcaluhbration]

Xenogears Raw ... The game we were denied.

[@MrCantStopTheRobot]

Your production style reminds me of something from the late 90's-00's. It's clean and easy to follow, but it surprised me. Thanks for this! What an odd clip... People had been guessing it was either a court clip or something about a CS gas training chamber.

[@sommi888]

🧡💛💚💙 wow... a 20 year old mystery i did not know existed ... great battle music

[@WerDeDeDe]

That's a little sinister. Also makes me think if Mitsuda is a fan of Marlon Brando.

[@fractal9216]

WOW! the history of the audio is a little bit bizarre. Nice vídeo, good night, morning or day.

[@vgsoundfontremixes5212]

Incredible find, good sir!

[@brass_fox]

I found out that the same audio clip was also used in another game called "Slashout" (a beat-'em-up arcade game published by Sega in 2000), right at the beginning of one music track. You can hear it here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIiximRsjLKXnbs

[@Nitrocosm]

Good find!

[@brass_fox]

@@Nitrocosm Thanks 👍🏻 I've been wanting to point this out for quite some time now.

[@ViRiXDreamcore]

Oh that’s cool! Thanks for posting this!

[@douglasevangelista3870]

Thanks!! Really cool info!

[@cryptopapii]

Damn! So that's where it's from.

[@lostn65]

people on gamefaqs figured this out about 6 years ago. The same clip was used in another game, which is the lead they needed to solve the case. This was a miraculously fortuitous coincidence. They didn't have the audio engineering chops you have though. The composer himself did not know what was being said.

[@citan554]

I like those hot sounds you have recorded

[@ExistentHope]

Xenogears is awesome I love the game.

[@GOLD-gr8hg]

Good video. Love xenogears

[@Nitrocosm]

Same here

[@kentuckycryptid]

Xenogears is one of my favorite video games ever, as well. However, I played it on PS2 first, as I never had a PS1. If your wondering what my favorite game of all time is, it's Xenosaga.

[@Nitrocosm]

Right on. Xenosaga is a very close second favorite for me.

[@kentuckycryptid]

@@Nitrocosm You just earned a sub, my dude.

[@radretro3777]

This reminds me of the to-do with Ocarina of Time and the fire temple theme. Good video. Very informative.

[@keeysOST]

Xenogears was controversial? That explains why we might never see a remake of it, or any games like it ever again.

[@avenderiel]

Killing God is only controversial in religious countries, like the US. The reason there will not be a remake is because remakes are for money makers like FF7. Xenogears was never a big moneymaker. Xenosaga showed that.

[@urielisidore9963]

No, it's because Square Enix technically still owns the "Xenogears" title, not Monolith Soft.

[@Cybersomnia]

​@@urielisidore9963 ​​ and they had the gall to sell off games like Deus Ex and Tomb Raider for NFTs God, I hate Square Enix

[@squidyouknow]

Only real Xenoheads know

[@taragrimface]

Wooow.....dude

[@Arthirias]

Holy shit!

[@dannybodros5180]

Very odd.

[@lordofhostsappreciator3075]

Well, that's weird...