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{{Listen|image=[[File:FF6Victory.png]]|filename=FFVI Victory Fanfare.ogg|songname="Victory Fanfare" from ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''}}
  
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{{Q|Another flawless victory.|[[Paine]] in ''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]''}}
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{{audio|image=[[File:FF6Victory.png]]|filename=FFVI Victory Fanfare.ogg|title="Victory Fanfare" from ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''}}
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{{Quote|Another flawless victory.|[[Paine]] in ''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]''}}
 
The '''Victory Fanfare''' {{j|勝利のファンファーレ|Shōri no Fanfāre}}, also known as simply '''"Victory"''' or '''"Fanfare"''', is a recurring piece of music that appears in many ''[[Final Fantasy series|Final Fantasy]]'' games and is used often after a [[Battle (term)|battle]] is won. While the same arrangement since the original ''Final Fantasy'' has been used repeatedly, certain titles contain different arrangements after the intro, or a new arrangement entirely.
  
The '''Victory Fanfare''' {{j|勝利のファンファーレ|Shōri no Fanfāre}}, also known as simply '''"Victory"''' or '''"Fanfare"''', is a recurring piece of music that appears in many ''[[Final Fantasy series|Final Fantasy]]'' games and is used often after a [[Battle (term)|battle]] is won. While the same arrangement since the original ''Final Fantasy'' has been used repeatedly, certain titles contain different arrangements after the intro, or a new arrangement entirely.
 
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==Appearances==
  
==Appearances==
 
===''[[Final Fantasy]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy]]''===
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The piece is titled "Victory" and plays when the player has won a battle encounter.
  
The piece is titled "Victory" and plays when the player has won a battle encounter.
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===''[[Final Fantasy II]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy II]]''===
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{{audio|filename=FF2 Victory (Fanfare).ogg|title="Victory"}}
 
The piece is titled "Victory".
  
The piece is titled "Victory".
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===''[[Final Fantasy III]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy III]]''===
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"Fanfare" in the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] version and "Victory Fanfare" in the 3D remakes. The original version appears in the ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' [[Music player (Final Fantasy XV)|music player]] in the [[Auto Parts#Memories of FFIII|Memories of FFIII]] album purchased from [[Coernix Station - Alstor]] for 100 gil.
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Titled "Fanfare" in the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] version and "Victory Fanfare" in the 3D remakes.
  
   
 
"Victory" is included on the second disc of the ''[[Final Fantasy Vinyls]]'' collector's edition set in a track with [[battle theme#Final Fantasy III|"Battle 1"]].
  
"Victory" is included on the second disc of the ''[[Final Fantasy Vinyls]]'' collector's edition set in a track with [[battle theme#Final Fantasy III|"Battle 1"]].
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===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
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{{audio|filename=FF4 Victory (Fanfare).ogg|title="Fanfare"}}
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The track's title is "Fanfare" in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] version and "Victory Fanfare" in the 3D remake, and plays after a battle has been won.
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"Fanfare" in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] version and "Victory Fanfare" in the 3D remake, and plays after a battle has been won.
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====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''====
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The fanfare reuses the remastered ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' track.
  
The fanfare reuses the remastered ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' track.
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====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''====
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The fanfare reuses the remastered ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' track.
  
The fanfare reuses the remastered ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' track.
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===''[[Final Fantasy V]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy V]]''===
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{{Listen|filename=FF5 Victory (Fanfare).ogg|songname="Victory's Fanfare"}}
  
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The track is titled "Victory's Fanfare".
  
   
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The track has been remastered on the [[Game Boy Advance]] port of ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''.
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"Victory's Fanfare" has been remastered on the [[Game Boy Advance]] port of ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''.
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The track is simply titled "Fanfare". It is the first to have some rock installment in its piece.
  
The track is simply titled "Fanfare". It is the first to have some rock installment in its piece.
   
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===''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''===
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"Fanfare" plays after the player defeats an enemy encounter. ''Final Fantasy VII'' is the first game to use a different arrangement after the intro. Two variations of it are played at the end of of a [[Chocobo Square (Final Fantasy VII)|chocobo race]]: "Jackpot!", which plays after a victorious race, and "Tango of Tears", which plays after a loss. This is also the first case where an arrangement plays on the [[Battle Results|victory rewards screen]], instead of the rest of the fanfare. The [[Final Fantasy VII demo|1996 demo version]] did not have a "Victory Fanfare" at all.
  
"Fanfare" plays after the player defeats an enemy encounter. ''Final Fantasy VII'' is the first game to use a different arrangement after the intro. Two variations of it are played at the end of of a [[Chocobo Square (Final Fantasy VII)|chocobo race]]: "Jackpot!", which plays after a victorious race, and "Tango of Tears", which plays after a loss. This is also the first case where an arrangement plays on the [[Battle Results|victory rewards screen]], instead of the rest of the fanfare. The [[Final Fantasy VII demo|1996 demo version]] did not have a "Victory Fanfare" at all.
   
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The ''Final Fantasy VII'' victory fanfare appears in ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' as the victory fanfare that plays when [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning]] is wearing the [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#SOLDIER 1st Class|SOLDIER 1st Class]] or [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Midgar's Flower Girl|Midgar's Flower Girl]] garb.
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The ''Final Fantasy VII'' victory fanfare appears in ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' as the victory fanfare that plays when [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning]] is wearing the [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#SOLDIER 1st Class|SOLDIER 1st Class]] or [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Midgar's Flower Girl|Midgar's Flower Girl]] garb. The original version is also included on the ''[[Final Fantasy VII Remake and Final Fantasy VII Vinyl]]'' album.
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]''====
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[[Loz]]'s ringtone is the "Victory Fanfare" from ''Final Fantasy VII'' and plays during an interrupted portion of his fight with [[Tifa Lockhart]] in the [[Sector 5 Church]].
  
[[Loz]]'s ringtone is the "Victory Fanfare" from ''Final Fantasy VII'' and plays during an interrupted portion of his fight with [[Tifa Lockhart]] in the [[Sector 5 Church]].
   
 
====''[[Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-]]''====
  
====''[[Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-]]''====
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A slightly sped up version of the ''Final Fantasy VII'' fanfare is played if [[Zack Fair|Zack]] completes a [[Missions (Crisis Core)|mission]].
  
A slightly sped up version of the ''Final Fantasy VII'' fanfare is played if [[Zack Fair|Zack]] completes a [[Missions (Crisis Core)|mission]].
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===''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''===
  
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Named "The Winner", the track plays at the end of a successful battle against an enemy or boss and after winning the card game [[Triple Triad (Final Fantasy VIII)|Triple Triad]]. The track also uses a different arrangement after the intro.
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"The Winner" plays at the end of a successful battle against an enemy or boss and after winning the card game [[Triple Triad (Final Fantasy VIII)|Triple Triad]]. The track also uses a different arrangement after the intro.
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===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''===
  
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{{Listen|filename=FF9 Victory (Fanfare).ogg|songname="Fanfare"}}
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{{audio|filename=FF9 Victory (Fanfare).ogg|title="Fanfare"}}
 
The track is titled "Fanfare". As the nature of the game was in many ways to return to the series' roots, and in doing so, make connections with some of the previous games, ''Final Fantasy IX'' recovers the old Fanfare melody after two (main series) games of absence (excluding the variations heard at the [[Chocobo Square (Final Fantasy VII)|Chocobo Square]] in ''Final Fantasy VII''). In addition, the fanfare associated with key items or plot points from the earlier games is played simultaneously with the victory fanfare.
  
The track is titled "Fanfare". As the nature of the game was in many ways to return to the series' roots, and in doing so, make connections with some of the previous games, ''Final Fantasy IX'' recovers the old Fanfare melody after two (main series) games of absence (excluding the variations heard at the [[Chocobo Square (Final Fantasy VII)|Chocobo Square]] in ''Final Fantasy VII''). In addition, the fanfare associated with key items or plot points from the earlier games is played simultaneously with the victory fanfare.
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===''[[Final Fantasy X]]''===
  
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{{audio|filename=FF10 Victory (Fanfare).ogg|title="Victory Fanfare"}}
 
The "Victory Fanfare" plays after defeating an enemy encounter. Like ''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''Final Fantasy VIII'', the fanfare uses a different arrangement after the intro. A short version consisting of the intro may also be played after obtaining certain key items.
  
The "Victory Fanfare" plays after defeating an enemy encounter. Like ''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''Final Fantasy VIII'', the fanfare uses a different arrangement after the intro. A short version consisting of the intro may also be played after obtaining certain key items.
   
 
The track was completely remastered in ''[[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster]]''.
  
The track was completely remastered in ''[[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster]]''.
   
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The ''Final Fantasy X'' victory fanfare appears in ''Lightning Returns'' as the victory fanfare that plays when [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning]] is wearing the [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Spira's Summoner|Spira's Summoner]] garb.
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The ''Final Fantasy X'' victory fanfare appears in ''Lightning Returns'' as the victory fanfare that plays when [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning]] is wearing the [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Spira's Summoner|Spira's Summoner]] garb.
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====''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]''====
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{{Listen|filename=FF10-2 Victory (Fanfare).ogg|songname="Mission Complete"}}
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An entirely different arrangement not following the original motif, this track is named "Mission Complete" and is played after successful battles and [[Missions (Final Fantasy X-2)|missions]].
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"Mission Complete" is an entirely different arrangement not following the original motif and is played after successful battles and [[Missions (Final Fantasy X-2)|missions]].
   
 
The track has a better quality in the ''[[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster]]''.
  
The track has a better quality in the ''[[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster]]''.
   
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The ''Final Fantasy X-2'' victory fanfare appears in ''Lightning Returns'' as the victory fanfare that plays when [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning]] is wearing the [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Sphere Hunter|Sphere Hunter]] garb.
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The ''Final Fantasy X-2'' victory fanfare appears in ''Lightning Returns'' as the victory fanfare that plays when [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning]] is wearing the [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Sphere Hunter|Sphere Hunter]] garb.
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===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''===
  
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Since battles are very frequent, the fanfare only plays when the player character [[level]]s up; though other players can see the level up graphic only the player in question hears the fanfare.
  
Since battles are very frequent, the fanfare only plays when the player character [[level]]s up; though other players can see the level up graphic only the player in question hears the fanfare.
   
 
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{{Listen|filename=FF12 Victory (Fanfare).ogg|songname="Victory Fanfare ~FFXII Version~"}}
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Named "Victory Fanfare ~FFXII Version~", it is played after winning boss battles. It brings back the old ending used in the classic ''Final Fantasy'' titles from ''Final Fantasy'' to ''Final Fantasy VI'' as well as ''Final Fantasy IX''.
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"Victory Fanfare ~FFXII Version~" is played after winning boss battles. It brings back the old ending used in the classic ''Final Fantasy'' titles from ''Final Fantasy'' to ''Final Fantasy VI'' as well as ''Final Fantasy IX''.
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===''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]''===
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A compressed version of "Victory Fanfare ~FFXII Version~" is used as the victory fanfare after completing missions. The track has the same composition as the ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]'' with synthesized instruments.
  
A compressed version of "Victory Fanfare ~FFXII Version~" is used as the victory fanfare after completing missions. The track has the same composition as the ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]'' with synthesized instruments.
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===''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''===
  
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An entirely new fanfare is used, entitled "Glory's Fanfare". Composed by [[Masashi Hamauzu]], it is aptly followed by "Battle Results", a soothing vocal track accompanied by piano and synthesizer.
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"Glory's Fanfare" is an entirely new fanfare. Composed by [[Masashi Hamauzu]], it is aptly followed by "Battle Results", a soothing vocal track accompanied by piano and synthesizer.
   
 
An early arrangement of the "Battle Results" track has been discovered as an unused file on the PS3 game. The arrangement remains the same, while some instruments are missing on the early arrangement. It also lacks the vocal portion and the ending part.
  
An early arrangement of the "Battle Results" track has been discovered as an unused file on the PS3 game. The arrangement remains the same, while some instruments are missing on the early arrangement. It also lacks the vocal portion and the ending part.
   
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"Glory's Fanfare ~ Battle Results" appears in ''Lightning Returns'' as the victory fanfare that plays when Lightning finishes a battle in her [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Guardian Corps|Guardian Corps]] garb.
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"Glory's Fanfare ~ Battle Results" appears in ''Lightning Returns'' as the victory fanfare that plays when Lightning finishes a battle in her [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Guardian Corps|Guardian Corps]] garb.
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====''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]''====
  
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Similarly to its predecessor, "Honor's Fanfare" is an entirely new composition containing a synthesizer, which draws similarities to "Glory's Fanfare" and "Battle Results" being a rather peaceful tune. It was composed by [[Naoshi Mizuta]].
  
   
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Another track, titled "Blessed Fanfare", is Mitsuto Suzuki's composition and draws similarities to the traditional "Victory Fanfare" being an upbeat tune. It also uses synthesizers like "Honor's Fanfare".
  
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Similarly to its predecessor, "Honor's Fanfare" is an entirely new composition containing a synthesizer, which draws similarities to "Glory's Fanfare" and "Battle Results" being a rather peaceful tune. It was composed by [[Naoshi Mizuta]]. It is played when the player has achieved four stars or less.
   
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In a departure from previous ''Final Fantasy'' games, the two pieces of music serve an in-game purpose: "Blessed Fanfare" is only played when the player has finished a battle with a five-star rating, and "Honor's Fanfare" is played when the player has achieved four stars or less.
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Another track, titled "Blessed Fanfare", is Mitsuto Suzuki's composition and draws similarities to the traditional "Victory Fanfare" being an upbeat tune. It also uses synthesizers like "Honor's Fanfare". "Blessed Fanfare" is only played when the player has finished a battle with a five-star rating.
   
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"Blessed Fanfare" appears in ''Lightning Returns'' as the victory fanfare that plays when completing a battle in [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Knight of Etro|Knight of Etro]] garb.
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"Blessed Fanfare" appears in ''Lightning Returns'' as the victory fanfare that plays when completing a battle in [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Knight of Etro|Knight of Etro]] garb.
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====''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]''====
  
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A wide array of victory fanfares are used, although the primary victory theme is "Salvation's Fanfare" which plays when completing a battle in [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs|garb]] created exclusively for the game. When Lightning successfully completes a battle in the [[Slaughterhouse]], the crowd can be heard cheering the traditional "Victory Fanfare" instead of an original victory fanfare composition from the trilogy.
  
   
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A wide array of victory fanfares are used, although the primary victory theme is "Salvation's Fanfare" which plays when completing a battle in [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs|garb]] created exclusively for the game. When Lightning successfully completes a battle in the [[Slaughterhouse]], the crowd can be heard cheering the traditional "Victory Fanfare" instead of an original victory fanfare composition from the trilogy.
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"Glory's Fanfare ~ Battle Results" plays when Lightning finishes a battle in her [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Guardian Corps|Guardian Corps]] garb, and "Blessed Fanfare" plays when completing a battle in [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Knight of Etro|Knight of Etro]] garb. Completing a battle in either the [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#SOLDIER 1st Class|SOLDIER 1st Class]] or [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Midgar's Flower Girl|Midgar's Flower Girl]] earns "Fanfare" from ''Final Fantasy VII'', completing a battle in Yuna's [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Spira's Summoner|Spira's Summoner]] garb results in "Victory Fanfare" from ''Final Fantasy X'', while [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Sphere Hunter|Sphere Hunter]] garb has "Mission Complete from ''Final Fantasy X-2'', and completing a battle when Lightning is wearing the [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Miqo'te Dress|Miqo'te Dress]] results in the playing of the "Victory Fanfare" from ''Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn''.
  
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"Glory's Fanfare ~ Battle Results" plays when Lightning finishes a battle in her [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Guardian Corps|Guardian Corps]] garb, and "Blessed Fanfare" plays when completing a battle in [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Knight of Etro|Knight of Etro]] garb. Completing a battle in either the [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#SOLDIER 1st Class|SOLDIER 1st Class]] or [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Midgar's Flower Girl|Midgar's Flower Girl]] earns "Fanfare" from ''Final Fantasy VII'', completing a battle in Yuna's [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Spira's Summoner|Spira's Summoner]] garb results in "Victory Fanfare" from ''Final Fantasy X'', while [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Sphere Hunter|Sphere Hunter]] garb has "Mission Complete from ''Final Fantasy X-2'', and completing a battle when Lightning is wearing the [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Miqo'te Dress|Miqo'te Dress]] results in the playing of the "Victory Fanfare" from ''Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn''.
   
 
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The original "Victory Fanfare" returns and is played after completing a [[Guildleves|Guildleve]], [[Behest]], Instanced Dungeon or [[Primal]] battle. In ''A Realm Reborn'', the [[Final Fantasy XIV/Legacy|version 1.0]] victory fanfare can be heard when winning a Chocobo Race in the [[Manderville Gold Saucer]]. If the player loses a chocobo race, a different version of the fanfare is heard, but with a calm remix of the chocobo theme after the intro.
  
The original "Victory Fanfare" returns and is played after completing a [[Guildleves|Guildleve]], [[Behest]], Instanced Dungeon or [[Primal]] battle. In ''A Realm Reborn'', the [[Final Fantasy XIV/Legacy|version 1.0]] victory fanfare can be heard when winning a Chocobo Race in the [[Manderville Gold Saucer]]. If the player loses a chocobo race, a different version of the fanfare is heard, but with a calm remix of the chocobo theme after the intro.
   
 
"In the Arms of Althyk," a calm remix of the song, plays when sleeping inside an inn room.
  
"In the Arms of Althyk," a calm remix of the song, plays when sleeping inside an inn room.
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In ''A Realm Reborn'', the new version of the victory fanfare is used when the player completes an instanced Dungeon or Boss Trial. A shortened version also plays when a player gains a level in their current class.
  
In ''A Realm Reborn'', the new version of the victory fanfare is used when the player completes an instanced Dungeon or Boss Trial. A shortened version also plays when a player gains a level in their current class.
   
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The ''Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn'' victory fanfare is used in ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' as the victory fanfare music that plays when [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning]] is wearing the [[List of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Miqo'te Dress|Miqo'te Dress]] garb.
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The ''Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn'' victory fanfare is used in ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' as the victory fanfare music that plays when [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning]] is wearing the [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Miqo'te Dress|Miqo'te Dress]] garb.
   
 
"In the Arms of Althyk" returns when players are sleeping in inn rooms.
  
"In the Arms of Althyk" returns when players are sleeping in inn rooms.
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===''[[Final Fantasy XV]]''===
  
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The traditional ''Final Fantasy'' victory fanfare, titled "Day's End Fanfare", plays when resting at a [[camp]]site or a [[lodging]]. The track was composed by [[Yoko Shimomura]].
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The traditional ''Final Fantasy'' victory fanfare, titled "Day's End Fanfare", plays when leveling up at a [[camp]]site or a [[lodging]]. The track was composed by [[Yoko Shimomura]]. [[Prompto Argentum|Prompto]] can hum the victory fanfare after battle. An arrangement of the victory fanfare also plays when winning a [[Chocobo racing (minigame)|chocobo race]]. In [[Final Fantasy XV: Episode Prompto|''Episode Prompto'']], after Prompto and [[Aranea Highwind|Aranea]] defeat [[Immortalis]], Ardyn watches Prompto ride towards [[Gralea]], and sings the "Victory Fanfare". The "Victory Fanfare" also appears in ''[[Final Fantasy XV: Comrades]]'' at end of quests. The ''Test'' version had a different arrangement than the final version.
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[[Prompto Argentum|Prompto]] can hum the victory fanfare after battle, and he may hum a different version of it after [[Final Fantasy XV patches|patch 1.21]]. In [[Final Fantasy XV: Episode Prompto|''Episode Prompto'']], after Prompto and [[Aranea Highwind|Aranea]] defeat [[Immortalis]], Ardyn watches Prompto ride towards [[Gralea]], and sings the "Victory Fanfare".
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An arrangement of the victory fanfare plays when winning a [[Chocobo racing (minigame)|chocobo race]]. The "Victory Fanfare" also appears in ''[[Final Fantasy XV: Comrades]]'' at end of quests. The ''Test'' version had a different arrangement than the final version. Felling [[Omega (Final Fantasy XV)|Omega ]]will play the fanfare as well.
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The original theme from the first ''Final Fantasy'' is included in the [[Music player (Final Fantasy XV)|music player]]. It is also on the [[Auto Parts#Memories of FFV|Memories of FFV]] album bought for 100 gil from Aldare's shop in [[Galdin Quay]] and on the [[Auto Parts#Memories of DISSIDIA FF|Memories of DISSIDIA FF]] as "Victory Fanfare -Cosmos-", purchasable from [[Old Lestallum]] for 500 gil.
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===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''===
  
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The game features two different arrangements. "Mission Complete" plays after successful battles, while "Last Mission Complete" plays after the final battle against [[Ultima (Tactics)|Ultima]].
  
The game features two different arrangements. "Mission Complete" plays after successful battles, while "Last Mission Complete" plays after the final battle against [[Ultima (Tactics)|Ultima]].
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===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]''===
  
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In place of the standard victory fanfare, the original tune, composed by [[Hitoshi Sakimoto]], is "Bell of Victory". It is the eight track on disc 1 of the original soundtrack. While the soundtrack features two versions of a track; a Game Boy Advance original version: synthesized from the console's built-in sound engine, and the "Full Sound" orchestral version, there is only the Game Boy Advance version for this track.
  
In place of the standard victory fanfare, the original tune, composed by [[Hitoshi Sakimoto]], is "Bell of Victory". It is the eight track on disc 1 of the original soundtrack. While the soundtrack features two versions of a track; a Game Boy Advance original version: synthesized from the console's built-in sound engine, and the "Full Sound" orchestral version, there is only the Game Boy Advance version for this track.
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====''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''====
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The track called "Grasp Victory" plays whenever the party wins a battle. It is composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto.
  
The track called "Grasp Victory" plays whenever the party wins a battle. It is composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto.
   
 
Though not as a song, [[Hurdy (Final Fantasy XII)|Hurdy]] mentions it in the quote "I have to play the Victory Fanfare when we win, right, kupo?" during the final battle.
  
Though not as a song, [[Hurdy (Final Fantasy XII)|Hurdy]] mentions it in the quote "I have to play the Victory Fanfare when we win, right, kupo?" during the final battle.
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===''[[Vagrant Story]]''===
  
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The track aptly named "Fanfare" is played after every boss battle and solved puzzle. It is an entirely different melody altogether.
  
The track aptly named "Fanfare" is played after every boss battle and solved puzzle. It is an entirely different melody altogether.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]''===
  
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The original fanfare is used, however, in the style of ''Final Fantasy XI'', the fanfare is only heard upon leveling up.
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The original fanfare is used and only heard upon leveling up.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]''===
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Named "Prize Competition", the tune plays when [[Kolka Tawantyn|King Kolka]] awards the players prizes for completing one of his missions. This is the first time the "Victory Fanfare" tune is used in a ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles series|Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]'' game.
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"Prize Competition" plays when [[Kolka Tawantyn|King Kolka]] awards the players prizes for completing one of his missions. This is the first time the "Victory Fanfare" tune is used in a ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles series|Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]'' game.
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===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]''===
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An arrangement of the "Victory Fanfare" plays after the player completes a quest.
  
An arrangement of the "Victory Fanfare" plays after the player completes a quest.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]]''===
  
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A rather different composition from the original fanfare. "Victory Fanfare" plays after winning a battle.
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"Victory Fanfare" plays after winning a battle.
   
 
The track was composed by Yasuhiro Kawakami, and Ryuji Sasai.
  
The track was composed by Yasuhiro Kawakami, and Ryuji Sasai.
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===''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]''===
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"Victory" is composed by Naoshi Mizuta and has an altogether different arrangement.
  
"Victory" is composed by Naoshi Mizuta and has an altogether different arrangement.
   
 
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The track that plays after a successful battle is "Delighted with Victory". It is the 10th track from the first disc of the [[Bravely Default: Flying Fairy Original Soundtrack|soundtrack]].
  
The track that plays after a successful battle is "Delighted with Victory". It is the 10th track from the first disc of the [[Bravely Default: Flying Fairy Original Soundtrack|soundtrack]].
   
 
===''[[Bravely Second: End Layer]]''===
  
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"Joy of Victory - Bravely Second" plays after each successful battle.
  
"Joy of Victory - Bravely Second" plays after each successful battle.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]''===
  
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"Sheathe the Sword" is the victory fanfare. The opening melody is modeled after the signature "Victory Fanfare".
  
"Sheathe the Sword" is the victory fanfare. The opening melody is modeled after the signature "Victory Fanfare".
   
 
===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' (2008)===
  
===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' (2008)===
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Two fanfares can be heard in the gameplay: "Victory Fanfare: Cosmos" for the [[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008) characters#Cosmos Side|Warriors]] of [[Cosmos (Dissidia)|Cosmos]] and "Victory Fanfare: Chaos" for the [[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008) characters#Chaos Side|Warriors]] of [[Chaos (Final Fantasy)/Dissidia|Chaos]]. The Chaos version is included in the ''Final Fantasy XV'' [[Music player (Final Fantasy XV)|music player]] on the [[Auto Parts#Memories of DISSIDIA FF|Memories of DISSIDIA FF]] album purchased from [[Old Lestallum]] for 500 gil.
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Two fanfares can be heard in the gameplay: "Victory Fanfare: Cosmos" for the [[List of Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008) characters#Cosmos Side|Warriors]] of [[Cosmos (Dissidia)|Cosmos]] and "Victory Fanfare: Chaos" for the [[List of Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008) characters#Chaos Side|Warriors]] of [[Chaos (Final Fantasy)/Dissidia|Chaos]].
  
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[[Kefka Palazzo/Dissidia|Kefka Palazzo]] also hums the fanfare as one of his victory quotes. Finally, finishing the [[Data install]] process will play the ''Final Fantasy V'' version of this song. Conversely, the game also introduces a "Defeat Fanfare", played when the player loses a battle, which is the same for all characters, Warrior of Cosmos and Chaos alike.
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[[Kefka Palazzo/Dissidia (PSP)|Kefka Palazzo]] also hums the fanfare as one of his victory quotes. Finishing the [[Data install]] process will play the ''Final Fantasy V'' version of this song. Conversely, the game also introduces a "Defeat Fanfare", played when the player loses a battle, which is the same for all characters, Warrior of Cosmos and Chaos alike.
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The fanfare that plays is a remixed version of the "Victory Fanfare" heard in ''Final Fantasy VI''.
  
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The fanfare that plays is a remixed version of the "Victory Fanfare" heard in ''Final Fantasy VI''. Also, when playing as one of the villains, a new remix titled "Victory Fanfare (Rivals)" plays. This version is somewhat based on the ''Final Fantasy XII'' version of the fanfare.
   
 
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Simply named "Win", it is played when the player wins a race.
  
Simply named "Win", it is played when the player wins a race.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales]]''===
  
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Named "Victory from Final Fantasy I".
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"Victory from Final Fantasy I" is the victory theme.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy: Unlimited]]''===
  
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Titled "Victory" {{J|勝利|shouri}}, it retains the same melody as the game series' "Victory Fanfare". The track plays whenever [[Earl Tyrant]]'s minions are defeated.
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"Victory" {{J|勝利|shouri}}, it retains the same melody as the game series' "Victory Fanfare". The track plays whenever [[Earl Tyrant]]'s minions are defeated.
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===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
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The original victory themes from each game are played dependent upon the Realm in which a Record is cleared, unless the dungeon is neutral, in which case the ''Final Fantasy V'' version is used.
  
The original victory themes from each game are played dependent upon the Realm in which a Record is cleared, unless the dungeon is neutral, in which case the ''Final Fantasy V'' version is used.
   
 
*In NES-era games, the 8-bit tracks are used despite ''Final Fantasy II'' and ''Final Fantasy III'' not being localized until 1999 and 2006, respectively. The localized versions used a 16-bit arrangement.
  
*In NES-era games, the 8-bit tracks are used despite ''Final Fantasy II'' and ''Final Fantasy III'' not being localized until 1999 and 2006, respectively. The localized versions used a 16-bit arrangement.
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*For all other games through ''Final Fantasy X-2'', the themes were not altered from the source games. Remake themes, as for 3D ''Final Fantasy IV'', are generally not used. The exception is ''Final Fantasy IV: The After Years'', which uses the full remastered soundtrack of ''Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection''.
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*The ''Final Fantasy XII'' victory theme plays at the end of each battle round, where in the source game it would only play after completing a major battle such as a boss battle.
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*The ''Final Fantasy XI'' victory fanfare plays along with "[[Vana'diel March]]" for some battles.
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*The ''Final Fantasy XII'' victory theme plays at the end of boss battles, as in the source game. It would previously play at the end of each battle.
 
*The ''Final Fantasy XIII'' fanfare is combined with "Battle Results" to achieve the intended effect.
  
*The ''Final Fantasy XIII'' fanfare is combined with "Battle Results" to achieve the intended effect.
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**Corresponding themes have also been used from ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' for the event [[Dangerous Beauty]], and "Honor's Fanfare" in some mission for [[Crossroad Beyond Time]] event.
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**Corresponding themes have also been used from ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' for its Realm and events, and "Honor's Fanfare" in some mission for [[Crossroad Beyond Time]] event.
 
*The revised orchestral version of the fanfare from ''Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn'' was used during [[Flames of Vengeance]] and is the current fanfare for that Realm.
  
*The revised orchestral version of the fanfare from ''Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn'' was used during [[Flames of Vengeance]] and is the current fanfare for that Realm.
 
*"Day's End Fanfare" plays followed by "Valse di Fantastica" for ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' battles.
  
*"Day's End Fanfare" plays followed by "Valse di Fantastica" for ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' battles.
 
*The "Mission Complete!" theme from ''Final Fantasy Tactics'' plays after any boss's defeat in that Realm.
  
*The "Mission Complete!" theme from ''Final Fantasy Tactics'' plays after any boss's defeat in that Realm.
 
**"Bell of Victory" plays for battles set in ''Final Fantasy Tactics Advance''.
  
**"Bell of Victory" plays for battles set in ''Final Fantasy Tactics Advance''.
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===''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
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A new orchestral remix of the original medley plays when you clear battles.
  
A new orchestral remix of the original medley plays when you clear battles.
   
 
===''[[World of Final Fantasy]]''===
  
===''[[World of Final Fantasy]]''===
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The game's victory theme is titled "Victory Melody." Despite the game featuring numerous references to and characters from throughout the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]], it is an entirely new composition. It plays after most victories.
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"Victory Melody" is an entirely new composition, despite the game featuring numerous references to and characters from throughout the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]]. It plays after most victories.
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===''[[w:c:neptunia:Hyperdimension Neptunia (Series)|Hyperdimension Neptunia]]'' series===
  
===''[[w:c:neptunia:Hyperdimension Neptunia (Series)|Hyperdimension Neptunia]]'' series===
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In ''[[w:c:neptunia:Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2|Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2]]'', ''[[w:c:neptunia:Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory|Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory]]'', and ''[[w:c:neptunia:Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1|Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1]]'', the character [[w:c:neptunia:Neptune|Neptune]] may occasionally hum the theme when she levels up.
  
In ''[[w:c:neptunia:Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2|Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2]]'', ''[[w:c:neptunia:Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory|Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory]]'', and ''[[w:c:neptunia:Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1|Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1]]'', the character [[w:c:neptunia:Neptune|Neptune]] may occasionally hum the theme when she levels up.
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===''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''===
  
===''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''===
 
Named "Victory Over Culex", it plays when players defeat the hidden superboss Culex, who is based on ''Final Fantasy'' bosses. The game otherwise uses a different fanfare, titled "Victory!!".
  
Named "Victory Over Culex", it plays when players defeat the hidden superboss Culex, who is based on ''Final Fantasy'' bosses. The game otherwise uses a different fanfare, titled "Victory!!".
   
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A remix of the ''Final Fantasy VII'' version of the fanfare serves as Cloud's victory theme. Cloud's loops until the player advances past the results screen making it the longest victory theme in the ''Smash Bros.'' series.
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In ''Kingdom Hearts III'', the victory fanfare plays after building a giant Cactuar out of blocks in the Toy Box.
   
 
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FF6Victory
"Victory Fanfare" from Final Fantasy VI
Music

Another flawless victory.

Paine in Final Fantasy X-2

The Victory Fanfare (勝利のファンファーレ, Shōri no Fanfāre?), also known as simply "Victory" or "Fanfare", is a recurring piece of music that appears in many Final Fantasy games and is used often after a battle is won. While the same arrangement since the original Final Fantasy has been used repeatedly, certain titles contain different arrangements after the intro, or a new arrangement entirely.


Appearances

Final Fantasy

"Victory"
Music

The piece is titled "Victory" and plays when the player has won a battle encounter.

Final Fantasy II

"Victory"
Music

The piece is titled "Victory".

Final Fantasy III

"Victory Fanfare"
Music

"Fanfare" in the original NES version and "Victory Fanfare" in the 3D remakes. The original version appears in the Final Fantasy XV music player in the Memories of FFIII album purchased from Coernix Station - Alstor for 100 gil.

"Victory" is included on the second disc of the Final Fantasy Vinyls collector's edition set in a track with "Battle 1".

Final Fantasy IV

"Fanfare"
Music

"Fanfare" in the SNES version and "Victory Fanfare" in the 3D remake, and plays after a battle has been won.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

The fanfare reuses the remastered Final Fantasy IV track.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

The fanfare reuses the remastered Final Fantasy IV track.

Final Fantasy V

"Victory's Fanfare"
Music

"Victory's Fanfare" has been remastered on the Game Boy Advance port of Final Fantasy V.

Final Fantasy VI

The track is simply titled "Fanfare". It is the first to have some rock installment in its piece.

The track has been remastered on the Game Boy Advance port of Final Fantasy VI.

Final Fantasy VII

"Fanfare"
Music

"Fanfare" plays after the player defeats an enemy encounter. Final Fantasy VII is the first game to use a different arrangement after the intro. Two variations of it are played at the end of of a chocobo race: "Jackpot!", which plays after a victorious race, and "Tango of Tears", which plays after a loss. This is also the first case where an arrangement plays on the victory rewards screen, instead of the rest of the fanfare. The 1996 demo version did not have a "Victory Fanfare" at all.

The Final Fantasy VII victory fanfare appears in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII as the victory fanfare that plays when Lightning is wearing the SOLDIER 1st Class or Midgar's Flower Girl garb. The original version is also included on the Final Fantasy VII Remake and Final Fantasy VII Vinyl album.

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

Loz's ringtone is the "Victory Fanfare" from Final Fantasy VII and plays during an interrupted portion of his fight with Tifa Lockhart in the Sector 5 Church.

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-

"Victory Fanfare"
Music

A slightly sped up version of the Final Fantasy VII fanfare is played if Zack completes a mission.

Final Fantasy VIII

"The Winner"
Music

"The Winner" plays at the end of a successful battle against an enemy or boss and after winning the card game Triple Triad. The track also uses a different arrangement after the intro.

Final Fantasy IX

"Fanfare"
Music

The track is titled "Fanfare". As the nature of the game was in many ways to return to the series' roots, and in doing so, make connections with some of the previous games, Final Fantasy IX recovers the old Fanfare melody after two (main series) games of absence (excluding the variations heard at the Chocobo Square in Final Fantasy VII). In addition, the fanfare associated with key items or plot points from the earlier games is played simultaneously with the victory fanfare.

Final Fantasy X

"Victory Fanfare"
Music

The "Victory Fanfare" plays after defeating an enemy encounter. Like Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VIII, the fanfare uses a different arrangement after the intro. A short version consisting of the intro may also be played after obtaining certain key items.

The track was completely remastered in Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster.

The Final Fantasy X victory fanfare appears in Lightning Returns as the victory fanfare that plays when Lightning is wearing the Spira's Summoner garb.

Final Fantasy X-2

"Mission Complete"
Music

"Mission Complete" is an entirely different arrangement not following the original motif and is played after successful battles and missions.

The track has a better quality in the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster.

The Final Fantasy X-2 victory fanfare appears in Lightning Returns as the victory fanfare that plays when Lightning is wearing the Sphere Hunter garb.

Final Fantasy XI

Since battles are very frequent, the fanfare only plays when the player character levels up; though other players can see the level up graphic only the player in question hears the fanfare.

Final Fantasy XII

"Victory Fanfare ~FFXII Version~"
Music

"Victory Fanfare ~FFXII Version~" is played after winning boss battles. It brings back the old ending used in the classic Final Fantasy titles from Final Fantasy to Final Fantasy VI as well as Final Fantasy IX.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

A compressed version of "Victory Fanfare ~FFXII Version~" is used as the victory fanfare after completing missions. The track has the same composition as the Final Fantasy XII with synthesized instruments.

Final Fantasy XIII

"Glory's Fanfare"
Music

"Glory's Fanfare" is an entirely new fanfare. Composed by Masashi Hamauzu, it is aptly followed by "Battle Results", a soothing vocal track accompanied by piano and synthesizer.

An early arrangement of the "Battle Results" track has been discovered as an unused file on the PS3 game. The arrangement remains the same, while some instruments are missing on the early arrangement. It also lacks the vocal portion and the ending part.

"Glory's Fanfare ~ Battle Results" appears in Lightning Returns as the victory fanfare that plays when Lightning finishes a battle in her Guardian Corps garb.

Final Fantasy XIII-2

"Honor's Fanfare"
Music

Similarly to its predecessor, "Honor's Fanfare" is an entirely new composition containing a synthesizer, which draws similarities to "Glory's Fanfare" and "Battle Results" being a rather peaceful tune. It was composed by Naoshi Mizuta. It is played when the player has achieved four stars or less.

Another track, titled "Blessed Fanfare", is Mitsuto Suzuki's composition and draws similarities to the traditional "Victory Fanfare" being an upbeat tune. It also uses synthesizers like "Honor's Fanfare". "Blessed Fanfare" is only played when the player has finished a battle with a five-star rating.

"Blessed Fanfare" appears in Lightning Returns as the victory fanfare that plays when completing a battle in Knight of Etro garb.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII

A wide array of victory fanfares are used, although the primary victory theme is "Salvation's Fanfare" which plays when completing a battle in garb created exclusively for the game. When Lightning successfully completes a battle in the Slaughterhouse, the crowd can be heard cheering the traditional "Victory Fanfare" instead of an original victory fanfare composition from the trilogy.

"Glory's Fanfare ~ Battle Results" plays when Lightning finishes a battle in her Guardian Corps garb, and "Blessed Fanfare" plays when completing a battle in Knight of Etro garb. Completing a battle in either the SOLDIER 1st Class or Midgar's Flower Girl earns "Fanfare" from Final Fantasy VII, completing a battle in Yuna's Spira's Summoner garb results in "Victory Fanfare" from Final Fantasy X, while Sphere Hunter garb has "Mission Complete from Final Fantasy X-2, and completing a battle when Lightning is wearing the Miqo'te Dress results in the playing of the "Victory Fanfare" from Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.

Final Fantasy XIV

"Victory Fanfare"
Music

The original "Victory Fanfare" returns and is played after completing a Guildleve, Behest, Instanced Dungeon or Primal battle. In A Realm Reborn, the version 1.0 victory fanfare can be heard when winning a Chocobo Race in the Manderville Gold Saucer. If the player loses a chocobo race, a different version of the fanfare is heard, but with a calm remix of the chocobo theme after the intro.

"In the Arms of Althyk," a calm remix of the song, plays when sleeping inside an inn room.

"Victory Fanfare"
Music

In A Realm Reborn, the new version of the victory fanfare is used when the player completes an instanced Dungeon or Boss Trial. A shortened version also plays when a player gains a level in their current class.

The Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn victory fanfare is used in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII as the victory fanfare music that plays when Lightning is wearing the Miqo'te Dress garb.

"In the Arms of Althyk" returns when players are sleeping in inn rooms.

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Final Fantasy XV

"Day's End Fanfare"
Music

The traditional Final Fantasy victory fanfare, titled "Day's End Fanfare", plays when resting at a campsite or a lodging. The track was composed by Yoko Shimomura.

Prompto can hum the victory fanfare after battle, and he may hum a different version of it after patch 1.21. In Episode Prompto, after Prompto and Aranea defeat Immortalis, Ardyn watches Prompto ride towards Gralea, and sings the "Victory Fanfare".

An arrangement of the victory fanfare plays when winning a chocobo race. The "Victory Fanfare" also appears in Final Fantasy XV: Comrades at end of quests. The Test version had a different arrangement than the final version. Felling Omega will play the fanfare as well.

The original theme from the first Final Fantasy is included in the music player. It is also on the Memories of FFV album bought for 100 gil from Aldare's shop in Galdin Quay and on the Memories of DISSIDIA FF as "Victory Fanfare -Cosmos-", purchasable from Old Lestallum for 500 gil.

Final Fantasy Tactics

"Mission Complete"
Music

The game features two different arrangements. "Mission Complete" plays after successful battles, while "Last Mission Complete" plays after the final battle against Ultima.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

"Bell of Victory"
Music

In place of the standard victory fanfare, the original tune, composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto, is "Bell of Victory". It is the eight track on disc 1 of the original soundtrack. While the soundtrack features two versions of a track; a Game Boy Advance original version: synthesized from the console's built-in sound engine, and the "Full Sound" orchestral version, there is only the Game Boy Advance version for this track.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

"Grasp Victory"
Music

The track called "Grasp Victory" plays whenever the party wins a battle. It is composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto.

Though not as a song, Hurdy mentions it in the quote "I have to play the Victory Fanfare when we win, right, kupo?" during the final battle.

Vagrant Story

The track aptly named "Fanfare" is played after every boss battle and solved puzzle. It is an entirely different melody altogether.

Final Fantasy Type-0

The original fanfare is used and only heard upon leveling up.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

"Prize Competition"
Music

"Prize Competition" plays when King Kolka awards the players prizes for completing one of his missions. This is the first time the "Victory Fanfare" tune is used in a Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles game.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

An arrangement of the "Victory Fanfare" plays after the player completes a quest.

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

"Victory Fanfare"
Music

"Victory Fanfare" plays after winning a battle.

The track was composed by Yasuhiro Kawakami, and Ryuji Sasai.

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

"Victory" is composed by Naoshi Mizuta and has an altogether different arrangement.

Bravely Default

The track that plays after a successful battle is "Delighted with Victory". It is the 10th track from the first disc of the soundtrack.

Bravely Second: End Layer

"Joy of Victory - Bravely Second" plays after each successful battle.

Final Fantasy Dimensions

"Sheathe the Sword" is the victory fanfare. The opening melody is modeled after the signature "Victory Fanfare".

Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)

"Victory Fanfare: Cosmos"
Music

Two fanfares can be heard in the gameplay: "Victory Fanfare: Cosmos" for the Warriors of Cosmos and "Victory Fanfare: Chaos" for the Warriors of Chaos. The Chaos version is included in the Final Fantasy XV music player on the Memories of DISSIDIA FF album purchased from Old Lestallum for 500 gil.

"Victory Fanfare: Chaos"
Music

Kefka Palazzo also hums the fanfare as one of his victory quotes. Finishing the Data install process will play the Final Fantasy V version of this song. Conversely, the game also introduces a "Defeat Fanfare", played when the player loses a battle, which is the same for all characters, Warrior of Cosmos and Chaos alike.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

"Victory Fanfare: Cosmos" plays when playing as a warrior of Cosmos, while "Victory Fanfare: Chaos" plays when playing as a warrior of Chaos.

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT

The fanfare that plays is a remixed version of the "Victory Fanfare" heard in Final Fantasy VI. Also, when playing as one of the villains, a new remix titled "Victory Fanfare (Rivals)" plays. This version is somewhat based on the Final Fantasy XII version of the fanfare.

Chocobo Racing

Simply named "Win", it is played when the player wins a race.

Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales

"Victory from Final Fantasy I" is the victory theme.

Final Fantasy: Unlimited

"Victory"
Music

"Victory" (勝利, shouri?), it retains the same melody as the game series' "Victory Fanfare". The track plays whenever Earl Tyrant's minions are defeated.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

The original victory themes from each game are played dependent upon the Realm in which a Record is cleared, unless the dungeon is neutral, in which case the Final Fantasy V version is used.

  • In NES-era games, the 8-bit tracks are used despite Final Fantasy II and Final Fantasy III not being localized until 1999 and 2006, respectively. The localized versions used a 16-bit arrangement.
  • For all other games through Final Fantasy X-2, the themes were not altered from the source games. Remake themes, as for 3D Final Fantasy IV, are generally not used. The exception is Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, which uses the full remastered soundtrack of Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection.
  • The Final Fantasy XI victory fanfare plays along with "Vana'diel March" for some battles.
  • The Final Fantasy XII victory theme plays at the end of boss battles, as in the source game. It would previously play at the end of each battle.
  • The Final Fantasy XIII fanfare is combined with "Battle Results" to achieve the intended effect.
  • The revised orchestral version of the fanfare from Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn was used during Flames of Vengeance and is the current fanfare for that Realm.
  • "Day's End Fanfare" plays followed by "Valse di Fantastica" for Final Fantasy XV battles.
  • The "Mission Complete!" theme from Final Fantasy Tactics plays after any boss's defeat in that Realm.
    • "Bell of Victory" plays for battles set in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

A new orchestral remix of the original medley plays when you clear battles.

World of Final Fantasy

Victory Melody
Music

"Victory Melody" is an entirely new composition, despite the game featuring numerous references to and characters from throughout the Final Fantasy series. It plays after most victories.

Other appearances

Distant Worlds II: More Music from Final Fantasy

This time arranged as an orchestral piece, the theme was included in the sequel to Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy, performed by the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy Returning Home

"Victory Theme" is included on this live recording of an orchestral concert, performed by the Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra and conducted by Arnie Roth held in Tokyo, in November 2010.

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Chrono Trigger/Cross

"Lucca's Theme" from Chrono Trigger (which was cycled for battle victory themes in Chrono Cross) has drawn a lot of comparisons to the standard Final Fantasy victory fanfare.

Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring

Each Final Fantasy VII character that wins their match will play the victory fanfare while they perform their victory pose.

GACKT Visualive - Réquiem et Reminiscence II

The Japanese musician and actor Gackt Camui, who is also responsible for the theme song for Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- and who is the model for Genesis Rhapsodos from both Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- and Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII, used the Final Fantasy fanfare during this concert tour. It was played at the end of Koakuma Heaven, during a dance game.

Hyperdimension Neptunia series

Neptune hums "Victory Fanfare" in ReBirth;1
Music

In Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2, Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory, and Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1, the character Neptune may occasionally hum the theme when she levels up.

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

Named "Victory Over Culex", it plays when players defeat the hidden superboss Culex, who is based on Final Fantasy bosses. The game otherwise uses a different fanfare, titled "Victory!!".

Super Smash Bros.

A remix of the Final Fantasy VII version of the fanfare serves as Cloud's victory theme. Cloud's loops until the player advances past the results screen making it the longest victory theme in the Smash Bros. series.

Kingdom Hearts

In Kingdom Hearts III, the victory fanfare plays after building a giant Cactuar out of blocks in the Toy Box.

See also

References

Musical themes
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy - Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call - Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival - Theatrhythm Final Bar Line
Recurring themes Airship theme - "Battle at the Big Bridge" - List of battle themes (Battle theme · Boss theme · Final boss theme) - "Chocobo Theme" - Dungeon theme - Ending theme - "Final Fantasy" - "Good Night" - Main theme - "Moogle Theme" - "Prelude" - Town theme - Victory Fanfare
Game specific themes
Final Fantasy "Main Theme" - "Battle" - "Chaos Shrine" - "Matoya's Cave" - "Mt. Gulg"
Final Fantasy II "Battle Theme 1" - "The Rebel Army" - "Main Theme" - "Battle Theme 2" - "Tower of the Magi" - "Finale"
Final Fantasy III "The Altar Cave" - "Battle 1" - "Eternal Wind" - "Tozus" - "Battle 2" - "The Boundless Ocean" - "Priestess Aria" - "Doga and Unei" - "The Crystal Tower" - "The Dark Crystals" - "Last Battle"
Final Fantasy IV "The Red Wings" - "Theme of Love" - "Main Theme of FINAL FANTASY IV" - "Battle 1" - "Battle 2" - "Rydia" - "Edward's Harp" - "Mystic Mysidia" - "Battle With the Four Fiends" - "Troian Beauty" - "Dancing Calbrena" - "The Final Battle"
Final Fantasy V "Main Theme of Final Fantasy V" - "Lenna's Theme" - "Battle 1" - "Battle 2" - "Mambo de Chocobo" - "Sorrows of Parting" - "Home, Sweet Home" - "Music Box" - "The Evil Lord X-Death" - "Legend of the Deep Forest" - "A New World" - "The Final Battle" - "Dear Friends" - "Ending Theme"
Final Fantasy VI "Battle" - "The Decisive Battle" - "Terra's Theme" - "Celes's Theme" - "Kefka" - "The Phantom Forest" - "Kids Run Through the City" - "Aria di Mezzo Carattere" - "Relm's Theme" - "Battle to the Death" - "Searching for Friends" - "Dancing Mad"
Final Fantasy VII seriesFinal Fantasy VII "Opening - Bombing Mission" - "Anxiety" - "Tifa's Theme" - "Let the Battles Begin!" - "Turks' Theme" - "Fight On!" - "Main Theme of Final Fantasy VII" - "Farm Boy" - "JENOVA" - "Cosmo Canyon" - "Descendant of Shinobi" - "Aerith's Theme" - "Birth of a God" - "One-Winged Angel"
Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children "The Promised Land" - "Divinity I" - "Divinity II" - "CALLING" - "Safe and Sound"
Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- "Redemption" - "Longing"
Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- "Theme of Elfe"
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- "CRISIS CORE Theme" - "The Price of Freedom" - "Why"
Final Fantasy VII Remake "RUN RUN RUN" - "Stand Up" - "Scarlet's Theme" - "Hollow" - "Stamp" - "The Midgar Blues" - "The Happy Turtle Fight Song" - "The Happy Turtle Jingle" - "Why Can't I Be a Turtle?" - "Turtle Doo-wop" - "Give In to the Riptide" - "You, Me (Sun, Surf, and Beach)" - "Technologic Terrapin"
Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier "The Soldiers From The Start"
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth "No Promises to Keep"
Final Fantasy VIII "Liberi Fatali" - "Balamb GARDEN" - "Blue Fields" - "Don't Be Afraid" - "Force Your Way" - "The Man with the Machine Gun" - "Premonition" - "Fisherman's Horizon" - "The Oath" - "Eyes On Me" - "The Castle" - "Maybe I'm a Lion" - "Ride On" - "The Extreme"
Final Fantasy IX "A Place to Call Home" - "Vamo'alla flamenco" - "Battle 1" - "Battle 2" - "Festival of the Hunt" - "Kuja's Theme" - "Roses of May" - "Unrequited Love" - "Not Alone" - "The Final Battle" - "Melodies Of Life"
Final Fantasy X seriesFinal Fantasy X "Zanarkand" - "Tidus's Theme" - "Otherworld" - "Battle Theme" - "Hymn of the Fayth" - "Thunder Plains" - "Assault" - "Via Purifico" - "SUTEKI DA NE (Isn't It Wonderful?)" - "Fight With Seymour" - "A Contest Of Aeons" - "Final Battle"
Final Fantasy X-2 "KUON: Memories of Waves and Light" - "real Emotion" - "Yuna's Ballad" - "1000 Words" - "Their Resting Place"
Final Fantasy XI "Memoro de la Ŝtono" - "Vana'diel March" - "Ronfaure" - "Battle Theme" - "Gustaberg" - "Rolanberry Fields" - "Voyager" - "Selbina" - "The Grand Duchy of Jeuno" - "Battle in the Dungeon #2" - "Mog House" - "Awakening" - "The Sanctuary of Zi'Tah" - "Fighters of the Crystal" - "Faded Memories - Promyvion" - "Distant Worlds" - "Griffons Never Die" - "Wings of the Goddess" - "Ragnarok" - "Forever Today" - "Rhapsodies of Vana'diel"
Final Fantasy XII "Opening Movie (FFXII Theme)" - "Boss Battle" - "Streets of Rabanastre" - "The Dalmasca Estersand" - "Giza Plains" - "Flash of Steel" - "The Archadian Empire" - "Battle with an Esper" - "Life and Death" - "Eruyt Village" - "To Walk Amongst Gods" - "Struggle for Freedom" - "Kiss Me Good-Bye"
Lightning SagaFinal Fantasy XIII "FINAL FANTASY XIII - The Promise" - "Saber's Edge" - "Ragnarok" - "Eternal Love" - "Blinded By Light" - "March of the Dreadnoughts" - "The Gapra Whitewood" - "Fighting Fate" - "Will to Fight" - "Fang's Theme" - "Sulyya Springs" - "Dust to Dust" - "Born Anew" - "Nascent Requiem" - "Kimi ga Irukara" - "My Hands"
Final Fantasy XIII-2 "FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 - Wishes -" - "Etro's Champion" - "Paradox" - "Noel's Theme" - "New Bodhum" - "Historia Crux" - "Worlds Collide" - "Unseen Intruder" - "The Last Hunter" - "Eclipse" - "Village and Void" - "Caius's Theme" - "Limit Break!" - "Starting Over" - "Plains of Eternity" - "Yeul's Theme" - "New World"
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII "Crimson Blitz" - "The Savior's Words" - "Noel's Theme - The Shadow Hunter -" - "Noel and Yeul - The Promise -" - "Desert Lullaby" - "Fang's Theme - The Boss -" - "Savior of Souls" - "Divine Love" - "Almighty Bhunivelze"
Final Fantasy XIVBefore Meteor "Primal Judgment" - "Nemesis" - "Good King Moggle Mog XII" - "Imperial Will" - "Fallen Angel" - "Rise of the White Raven" - "Answers"
A Realm Reborn "Torn from the Heavens" - "A New Hope" - "To the Sun" - "The Land Breathes" - "Serenity" - "Under the Weight" - "Thunderer" - "Penitus" - "Bite of the Black Wolf" - "The Maker's Ruin" - "Ultima" - "Dawn of a New Era" - "Calamity Unbound" - "Through the Maelstrom" - "Pa-Paya" - "Thunder Rolls" - "Oblivion"
Heavensward "Heavensward" - "Solid" - "Melt" - "Ominous Prognisticks" - "Painted Foothills" - "Unbending Steel" - "Unbreakable" - "Imagination" - "Heroes" - "Dragonsong" - "Locus" - "Metal" - "Fiend" - "Revenge Twofold" - "Exponential Entropy" - "Moebius" - "Rise" - "Equilibrium"
Stormblood "Storm of Blood" - "The Measure of Our Reach" - "Triumph" - "Crimson Sunrise" - "Beauty's Wicked Wiles" - "The Worm's Tail" - "The Measure of His Reach" - "Revolutions" - "Amatsu Kaze" - "Wayward Daughter" - "eScape" - "From the Heavens" - "Sunrise" - "Starlight, Starbright"
Shadowbringers "Shadowbringers" - "Insatiable" - "What Angel Wakes Me" - "Civilizations" - "'Neath Dark Waters" - "Invincible" - "Tomorrow and Tomorrow" - "A Long Fall" - "Alien Manifestation (From NieR:Automata)" - "Song of the Ancients - Atonement (From NieR:Automata)" - "Bipolar Nightmare (From NieR:Automata)" - "Weight of the World - Prelude Version" - "Return to Oblivion" - "Gangos" - "To the Edge" - "Promises to Keep" - "Kainé - Final Fantasy Main Theme Version" - "Weight of the World - Instrumental Version (From NieR:Automata)" - "City Ruins - Rays of Light (From NieR:Automata)" - "In the Arms of War" - "Smells Like Teenage Riot"
Endwalker "Endwalker" - "Finality" - "Endcaller" - "Close in the Distance" - "The Final Day" - "Flow" - "Hic Svnt Leones" - "In the Balance" - "Scream" - "White Stone Black" - "Dedicated to Moonlight" - "Athena, the Tireless One"
Final Fantasy XIV battle themes
Final Fantasy XV UniverseFinal Fantasy XV "Somnus" - "Stand Your Ground" - "Veiled in Black" - "Valse di Fantastica" - "The Fight Is On!" - "APOCALYPSIS NOCTIS" - "OMNIS LACRIMA" - "NOCTIS" - "Starlit Waltz" - "LUNA" - "Hellfire" - "Magna Insomnia" - "Stand By Me" - "Too Much Is Never Enough" - "I Will Be" - "Choosing Hope" - "Conditioned to Hate" - "Prayer of the Oracle"
Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV "Calling for Rain"
Final Fantasy XVI "Land of Eikons" - "Sixteen Bells" - "On the Wind Borne – The Rosarian Ducal Anthem" - "Away" - Control" - "Find the Flame" - "To Sail Forbidden Seas" - "Do or Die" - "Titan Lost" - "Ascension" - "The Riddle" - "Bow" - "Hymn of the Penitent" - "My Star" - "Tsuki Wo Miteita - Moongazing"
Final Fantasy Tactics "Trisection" - "Protagonist's Theme" - "Ultima's Transformation" - "Ultima's Perfection"
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance seriesFinal Fantasy Tactics Advance "Main Theme" - "Teach Me, Montblanc" - "Shiroi Hana"
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift "Summer Vacation"
Vagrant Story "A Man Consumed"
Type seriesFinal Fantasy Type-0 "The Beginning of the End" - "Tempus Finis" - "Vermilion Fire" - "Colorful - Falling in Love" - "Zero" - "Utakata"
Final Fantasy Agito "FINAL FANTASY AGITO: The Beginning of the End" - "FINAL FANTASY AGITO" - "Forbidden Fruit" - "My Diamond"
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles "Sound of the Wind" - "Moonless Starry Night"
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles:
The Crystal Bearers		 "Kuule tää unelmain"
Dissidia seriesDissidia Final Fantasy "DISSIDIA" - "The Messenger" - "Cosmos" - "Chaos"
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy "Cantata Mortis & God in Fire"
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call "THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY CURTAIN CALL Special Arrangement Medley"
Chocobo seriesChocobo Racing "Diamonds in My Heart"
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon "Door Crawl"
Chocobo GP "Choco-race" - "Breakneck Cactuar!" - "Change"
Final Fantasy Dimensions II "Timeless Tomorrow"
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius "DUEL!!" - "Touch It - FINAL FANTASY BRAVE EXVIUS Remix" - "Immortal Flame"
World of Final Fantasy "Innocent²" - "World of Nine Wood Hills" - "Silent World" - "World Parade"
Mobius Final Fantasy "Always There" - "Capricious Cait Sith"
Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin "Jack's Theme" - "Shadows Rising"
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