Battle 1 (Final Fantasy IX)

"Battle 1" is the random battle theme of Final Fantasy IX. It was composed by Nobuo Uematsu.

Final Fantasy IX
"Battle 1", other than being the game's random battle theme, is also an homage to traditional Final Fantasy games on its own, much like its game of origin. It shares its name with the battle themes from Final Fantasy III to Final Fantasy V, and also returns to the common introduction between battle themes from the earlier installments of the series.

Dissidia Final Fantasy
An arrangement of "Battle 1" by Mitsuto Suzuki titled "Battle 1 - arrange - from FINAL FANTASY IX" appears as one of the two default Final Fantasy IX battle themes in Dissidia Final Fantasy. It is the tenth track of Dissidia Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack's second disc.

"Battle 1" can be automatically selected for battles including Zidane or Kuja, or taking place at the Crystal World.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
As with all tracks present in the original game, "Battle 1 - arrange - from FINAL FANTASY IX" returns in the prequel to Dissidia Final Fantasy. It is given the same appearances as in the aforementioned game, but can also be automatically selected for battles taking place at the new M.S. Prima Vista arena.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
For the Nintendo 3DS version of the game, "Battle 1" was selected as the theme for the Final Fantasy IX Series play's respective Battle Music Sequence.

For the iOS version of Theatrhythm, "Battle 1" is included in the Final Fantasy IX Battle Music Basic Bundle along with the theme "The Final Battle" from the same game.

Final Fantasy IX Chips
"Battle 1" was included in a battle medley including "Battle 2" and the Victory Fanfare, in an 8-bit arrangement by mochilon. It is the fourth track of this album.

Square Enix Battle Tracks V.3
"Battle 1" was included in this compilation of Square Enix battle themes from games released between 1998 and 2000. It is the second track of the album.

Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special
An arrangement of "Force Your Way" was included in this crossover between Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.

Lord of Vermilion Re:2 FAN KIT
A remix of this song by Ryo Yamazaki is included on the Final Fantasy IX medley.