"Troian Beauty" (トロイア国, Toroia-koku?, lit. Toroia Country), also known as "Troia", is a recurring theme originating in Final Fantasy IV. It was composed and arranged by Nobuo Uematsu. It primarily appears as the eponymous theme of the location.
Game appearances[]
Final Fantasy IV[]
"Troian Beauty" is the theme that plays in the village of Troia. It is track 30 on the Final Fantasy IV: Original Sound Version. It was remastered and released on the Original Soundtrack Remaster Version and later on the Revival Disc.
"Troian Beauty" was rearranged for Final Fantasy IV Advance released for the Game Boy Advance. In the Game Boy Advance version, this track also plays in Edge's Lunar Trial. It is track 30 of disc 1 on the Final Fantasy Finest Box.
"Troian Beauty" was rearranged for the 3D remake by Junya Nakano. It is track 6 of disc 2 on the Final Fantasy IV: Original Soundtrack.
"Troian Beauty FFPR Ver." is a rearrangement by Shingo Kataoka for the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster remake. It is track 30 on the Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack.
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[]
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The Fell Court of Troia
An eerie arrangement of "Troian Beauty" by Saya Yasaki known as "Troian Beauty (Endwalker)" is the ambient music of 
The Fell Court of Troia.
"Troian Beauty (Endwalker)" is track 2 on the Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker - EP2 digital mini album and is track 8 on the Growing Light: Final Fantasy XIV Original Soundtrack.
Final Fantasy XV[]
The original version appears in the music player as the 8th track of Memories of FFIV purchased from Hammerhead for 100 gil.
"Troian Beauty" is also available as track 41 on the limited edition Blu-ray disc of the Final Fantasy XV: Original Soundtrack.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call[]
Palace (Day)
"Troian Beauty" appears as a Field Music Sequence track, one of three new songs added to the base game from Final Fantasy IV.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival[]
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Troian Beauty
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Theatrhythm Final Bar Line[]
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Final Fantasy IV: Celtic Moon[]
"Troian Beauty" is arranged by Máire Breatnach in Celtic style for this album. It is the 15th track of the album.
It was released again as track 9 on the Final Fantasy 1987-1994 album and as track 16 on the Potion: Relaxin' with Final Fantasy album.
Piano Collections: Final Fantasy IV[]
As with all the tracks on the album, "Troian Beauty" is arranged for piano by Shiro Sato and performed by Toshiyuki Mori. It is the 11th track contained therein.
Final Fantasy VI Special Tracks[]
"Troian Beauty (Remake)" is an arrangement by Nobuo Uematsu which is track 4 on the album.
Cafe SQ[]
"Troian Beauty" is one of the tracks arranged in a cafe style for this album. Arranged by Schroeder-Headz, it is the 15th track on the album.
It was released earlier as track 4 on the Square Enix Music Sampler CD 2011 Vol.6 and as track 1 on the Cafe SQ Preview Mini Album.
It was released again as track 13 of disc 1 on the Final Fantasy Tribute ~Thanks~ album and as track 16 of disc 1 on the Last SQ album.
Piano Opera Final Fantasy IV/V/VI[]
"Troian Beauty" appears again in this album, arranged for piano and performed by Hiroyuki Nakayama. It is the 12th and final track of the album. It is also included later on the Piano Opera Final Fantasy I-IX album.
Live performances[]
A New World: intimate music from Final Fantasy[]
"Troia" is arranged for the concert series to be performed with a guitar and a violoncello. It is one of the tracks on the live recording album of A New World, where it is the 12th track.
Compilation album appearances[]
Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary Composers' Selection CD[]
Celebrating Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary, "Troian Beauty" was selected by composer Naoshi Mizuta for the album.