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'''"Otherworld"''' is a song from ''[[Final Fantasy X]]''. It was composed by [[Nobuo Uematsu]], arranged by [[The Black Mages (band)|The Black Mages]]' rhythm guitarist [[Michio Okamiya]], with lyrics by Takuya Sugimoto and performed by [[Bill Muir]]. It plays during the opening [[Full motion video|FMV]] and a looped version plays during the battle against [[Braska's Final Aeon (Final Fantasy X)|Braska's Final Aeon]]. |
'''"Otherworld"''' is a song from ''[[Final Fantasy X]]''. It was composed by [[Nobuo Uematsu]], arranged by [[The Black Mages (band)|The Black Mages]]' rhythm guitarist [[Michio Okamiya]], with lyrics by Takuya Sugimoto and performed by [[Bill Muir]]. It plays during the opening [[Full motion video|FMV]] and a looped version plays during the battle against [[Braska's Final Aeon (Final Fantasy X)|Braska's Final Aeon]]. |
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==Game appearances== |
==Game appearances== |
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===''[[Final Fantasy X]]''=== |
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| − | "Otherworld" plays during the blitzball game in Dream Zanarkand when Sin destroys the stadium, and during the battle against Braska's Final Aeon. The [[PlayStation 2]] release has a different version for the battle against Braska's Final Aeon; among the changes are a new percussion section and the |
+ | "Otherworld" plays during the blitzball game FMV in Dream Zanarkand when Sin destroys the stadium, and during the battle against Braska's Final Aeon. The [[PlayStation 2]] release has a different version for the battle against Braska's Final Aeon; among the changes are softer vocals, more reverb, a new percussion section, and the bassline. The entire "Go now" verse is omitted, and the song loops before the "Hope dies" verse. |
| − | The FMV version replaces the battle version in ''[[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster|Final Fantasy X HD Remaster]]'', and is only one |
+ | The FMV version replaces the battle version in ''[[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster|Final Fantasy X HD Remaster]]'', and is the only one available for the [[PlayStation 4]] version, regardless of switching soundtracks. |
===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' (2008)=== |
===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' (2008)=== |
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| − | "Otherworld" plays as background music that can be chosen for a battle, or may be automatically chosen when [[Tidus/Dissidia|Tidus]] or [[Jecht/Dissidia|Jecht]] are fought, or if a battle is fought at [[Sin#Dissidia Final Fantasy|Dream's End]]. |
+ | "Otherworld" plays as background music that can be chosen for a battle, or may be automatically chosen when [[Tidus/Dissidia (PSP)|Tidus]] or [[Jecht/Dissidia (PSP)|Jecht]] are fought, or if a battle is fought at [[Sin#Dissidia Final Fantasy|Dream's End]]. |
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| − | "Otherworld" is background battle music that can be be automatically chosen when Tidus, [[Yuna/Dissidia|Yuna]], or Jecht are fought, or if a battle is fought at Dream's End. |
+ | "Otherworld" is background battle music that can be be automatically chosen when Tidus, [[Yuna/Dissidia (PSP)|Yuna]], or Jecht are fought, or if a battle is fought at Dream's End. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *At the end of the original version, Muir is heard screaming "Straight edge! Till I die! Lost Cause!", a reference to his subculture, his band, and his last recorded album with it. |
+ | *At the end of the original version, Muir is heard screaming "Straight edge! Till I die! Lost Cause!", a reference to his subculture, his band, and his last recorded album with it. This is followed by a repeated scream of "Blitz, Blitz, Blitz, let's Blitz!" as the song fades out, referring to Blitzball. |
*A common misconception is that the German band [[wikipedia:Rammstein|Rammstein]] is the performer of this song. |
*A common misconception is that the German band [[wikipedia:Rammstein|Rammstein]] is the performer of this song. |
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Revision as of 19:45, 6 February 2020
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The heavy metal song that begins FFX and ends Tidus's greatest battle. Its growling vocals and wild guitar would whip up a fighting spirit in anyone!
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy description.
"Otherworld" is a song from Final Fantasy X. It was composed by Nobuo Uematsu, arranged by The Black Mages' rhythm guitarist Michio Okamiya, with lyrics by Takuya Sugimoto and performed by Bill Muir. It plays during the opening FMV and a looped version plays during the battle against Braska's Final Aeon.
Lyrics
- Go now, if you want it
- An otherworld awaits you
- Don't you give up on it
- You bite the hand that feeds you
- All alone, cold fields you wander
- Memories of it, cloud your sight
- Fills your dreams, disturbs your slumber
- Lost your way, a fallen knight
- Hold now, aim is steady
- An otherworld awaits you
- One thousand years, you ready?
- The otherworld, it takes you
- Go, into the sand, and the dust, and the sky
- Go now, there's no better plan than to do or to die
- Free me, pray to the fayth, in the face of the light
- Feed me, fill me with sin, and get ready to fight
- You know you will...
- You know you will...
- You know, you know, you know, you know, that you will...
- You know, you know, you know, you know, that you will...
- You know you will...
- Fight, fight, fight
- Fight, fight, FIGHT!
- Fight, fight, fight
- Fight, fight, FIGHT!
- Hope dies, and you wander
- The otherworld, it makes you
- Dreams, they rip asunder
- The otherworld, it hates you
- Free now, ride up on it
- Up to the heights, it takes you
- Go now, if you want it
- An otherworld awaits you
Game appearances
Final Fantasy X
"Otherworld" plays during the blitzball game FMV in Dream Zanarkand when Sin destroys the stadium, and during the battle against Braska's Final Aeon. The PlayStation 2 release has a different version for the battle against Braska's Final Aeon; among the changes are softer vocals, more reverb, a new percussion section, and the bassline. The entire "Go now" verse is omitted, and the song loops before the "Hope dies" verse.
The FMV version replaces the battle version in Final Fantasy X HD Remaster, and is the only one available for the PlayStation 4 version, regardless of switching soundtracks.
Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)
"Otherworld" plays as background music that can be chosen for a battle, or may be automatically chosen when Tidus or Jecht are fought, or if a battle is fought at Dream's End.
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
"Otherworld" is background battle music that can be be automatically chosen when Tidus, Yuna, or Jecht are fought, or if a battle is fought at Dream's End.
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT
A high quality ported track from the PlayStation 2 version of Final Fantasy X can be bought from the shop for 3,600 gil.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
"Otherworld" appears as a downloadable song as a Battle Music Sequence. The battle background is Dream's End.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call
"Otherworld" appears as a Battle Music Sequence. It is available in the base game.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival
"Otherworld" is a playable Battle Music Sequence. It can be bought in the song store for 5 sound medals.
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| Beginner | Basic | Expert | Ultimate | Transcendent |
| N/A | 3 | 5 | 10 | N/A |
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
"Otherworld" is used in EXA Battlia mode.
Arrangement album appearances
The Black Mages II: The Skies Above
The Black Mages created an alternate version of "Otherworld" in their second album featuring Kazco Hamano as a guest vocalist.
Final Fantasy X Chips
Identified as "OtherWorld", it appears on Final Fantasy X Chips album arranged in the 8-bit form. It is 9th track on the disc.
Final Fantasy Orchestra Album
"Otherworld" is the tenth song of the final track of this album, "Battle Medley 2012 (Final Fantasy I – XIV)", arranged by Hiroyuki Nakayama.
Trivia
- At the end of the original version, Muir is heard screaming "Straight edge! Till I die! Lost Cause!", a reference to his subculture, his band, and his last recorded album with it. This is followed by a repeated scream of "Blitz, Blitz, Blitz, let's Blitz!" as the song fades out, referring to Blitzball.
- A common misconception is that the German band Rammstein is the performer of this song.