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{{Listen|filename=FFXIV Nael Second Phase.ogg|songname="Rise of the White Raven"|image=[[File:Nael van Darnus FFXIV Art 2.jpg|150px|Nael Van Darnus]]}} |
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− | '''"Rise of the White Raven"''' is the [[Final Boss Theme|final boss theme]] of ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]''. |
+ | '''"Rise of the White Raven"''' is the [[Final Boss Theme|final boss theme]] of ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]''. It was composed by [[Masayoshi Soken]]. |
==Game Appearances== |
==Game Appearances== |
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As mentioned, "Rise of the White Raven" is the final boss theme of the game, played once the player character and his or her party enter the second stage of the final battle with main antagonist [[Nael Van Darnus]], who has now transformed into [[Nael Deus Darnus]] after taking in too much of [[Dalamud]]'s power. |
As mentioned, "Rise of the White Raven" is the final boss theme of the game, played once the player character and his or her party enter the second stage of the final battle with main antagonist [[Nael Van Darnus]], who has now transformed into [[Nael Deus Darnus]] after taking in too much of [[Dalamud]]'s power. |
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− | The piece begins set in C minor, featuring a heavy amount of strings, vocals, and a harp solo in its opening. |
+ | The piece begins set in C minor, featuring a heavy amount of strings, vocals, and a harp solo in its opening. The ethereal mood evoked by the choral notes and the harp solo could possibly represent Nael's loss of sanity and his rise to full power due to Dalamud boosting his power. The piece then transitions into a brass fanfare of short, crisp notes. |
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+ | his is followed by a tenor solo with a clear voice, which is, in turn, followed by a tenor solo with a slightly-distorted voice as the piece changes to D minor, then E-flat minor. After another brass fanfare in D minor, a duet between a soprano voice and a tenor voice is featured, and it continues as the piece changes to B-flat minor, then ends in F major before it loops back to the start. All vocals are featured in Latin. |
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====Lyrics==== |
====Lyrics==== |
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:Corvus fortis! |
:Corvus fortis! |
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:Corvus fortis ascendit! |
:Corvus fortis ascendit! |
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:Testate adventu fati! |
:Testate adventu fati! |
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:Videte! |
:Videte! |
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− | :Testate adventu Dalamud! |
+ | :Testate adventu Dalamud! |
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:The dauntless raven! |
:The dauntless raven! |
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:The dauntless raven! |
:The dauntless raven! |
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:Bear witness to the advent of Fate! |
:Bear witness to the advent of Fate! |
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:Look! |
:Look! |
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− | :Bear witness to the advent of Dalamud! |
+ | :Bear witness to the advent of Dalamud! |
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The words "hear" and "feel", which are heard in the game's [[Main Theme#Final Fantasy XIV|main theme]] after character creation, are faintly spoken during the first stanza. |
The words "hear" and "feel", which are heard in the game's [[Main Theme#Final Fantasy XIV|main theme]] after character creation, are faintly spoken during the first stanza. |
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Revision as of 22:54, 27 November 2013
Template:Listen "Rise of the White Raven" is the final boss theme of Final Fantasy XIV. It was composed by Masayoshi Soken.
Game Appearances
Final Fantasy XIV
As mentioned, "Rise of the White Raven" is the final boss theme of the game, played once the player character and his or her party enter the second stage of the final battle with main antagonist Nael Van Darnus, who has now transformed into Nael Deus Darnus after taking in too much of Dalamud's power.
The piece begins set in C minor, featuring a heavy amount of strings, vocals, and a harp solo in its opening. The ethereal mood evoked by the choral notes and the harp solo could possibly represent Nael's loss of sanity and his rise to full power due to Dalamud boosting his power. The piece then transitions into a brass fanfare of short, crisp notes.
his is followed by a tenor solo with a clear voice, which is, in turn, followed by a tenor solo with a slightly-distorted voice as the piece changes to D minor, then E-flat minor. After another brass fanfare in D minor, a duet between a soprano voice and a tenor voice is featured, and it continues as the piece changes to B-flat minor, then ends in F major before it loops back to the start. All vocals are featured in Latin.
Lyrics
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The words "hear" and "feel", which are heard in the game's main theme after character creation, are faintly spoken during the first stanza.
Album Appearances
Final Fantasy XIV - Eorzean Frontiers
Soken's piece is featured as the seventh track of the album.
See Also
- "Final Boss Theme"
- "Battle Scene 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)
- "Final Battle" (Final Fantasy X)
- "Awakening"
- "Struggle for Freedom"
- "Nascent Requiem"
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