Final Battle (Final Fantasy X)

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The final boss battle theme for FFX. A grave opening gives way to incessant questioning from the piano, as poignant as Spira's spiral of death and dreams...

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"Final Battle" (決戦, Kessen?, lit. Decisive Battle), also known as "Decisive Battle", is the theme that plays during the final boss battle against Yu Yevon in Final Fantasy X, composed by Masashi Hamauzu. It is the eighteenth track on disc 4 of the game's original soundtrack. The song is a 3-part variation and the third part (2:20-2:40) is infused with the melody of Hymn of the Fayth.

Game appearances

Final Fantasy X

Template:Sideicon "Final Battle" plays during the battle against Yu Yevon.

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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

Template:Sideicon "Final Battle" appears as a downloadable content Battle Music Sequence track for Final Fantasy X.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call

Template:Sideicon "Final Battle" reappears as a Battle Music Sequence for Final Fantasy X.

Arrangement Album appearances

Piano Collections: Final Fantasy X

The Piano Collections version is mostly faithful to the OST version. There is a second version found in the Piano Collections Book under "Special Presents", and has an added staccato section.

Final Fantasy X Vocal Collection

The beginning of track 12 "Spiral" contains a short and simplified piano solo of the song and then enters an irrelevant electronic-rock fusion.

See Also

• "Final Boss Theme"
• "Battle Theme 2"
• "Battle to the Death"
• "The Final Battle" (Final Fantasy IV)
• "The Final Battle" (Final Fantasy V)
• "Dancing Mad"
• "One-Winged Angel"
• "The Extreme"
• "The Final Battle" (Final Fantasy IX)
• "Their Resting Place"
• "Awakening"
• "Struggle for Freedom"
• "Nascent Requiem"
• "Unseen Abyss"
• "Almighty Bhunivelze"
• "Rise of the White Raven"

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