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Yuffie ate my avatar
FF2's World Map and Rebel Army themes are good, but I wasn't too impressed by their Origins versions. The ones in FF Symphonic Suite were a lot better, and since FF2 Origins was a PSX game, they could have put some real orchestral stuff into the game. About Finale, I would have loved it if FF2 Origins had the vocal version (Love Will Grow) of it instead.
Temptation of the Princess played in the original FF2j, but the song was extended a bit in FF2 Origins. Either way, it's not a song composed by Nobuo Uematsu. It's an excerpt of Tschaikovsky's classical composition called the Swan Lake or something like that.
The boss theme in FF2 Origins was only added to WSC and PSX versions. The original game only had two battle songs, one for normal battles and bosses, one for big-time bosses and the last boss. I think the latter is used only for the final battle in FF2 Origins. FF Symphonic Suite also has a version of that boss theme, but I thought the orchestral arrangement was done quite poorly, and it wasn't aggressive enough. The arrangement in FF Origins (Battle Scene 2) is very good, though.
People dislike FFIX because they're horrible idiots. - Kawaii Ryűkishi
"One-Winged Angel" is far and away the best final boss song ever
composed. - Kawaii Ryűkishi
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Maybe I will...maybe I will...by the way FFOrigins certainly has restored my faith in the early FF games...FFV totally sucked....
- I take that back, Final Fantasy V is one of the best 
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It may be due to my HPPD (hallucinogen persisting perceptive disorder) but that tune give me bad vibes and thusly turns me off to the game.
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