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World of Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack
(World of Final Fantasy オリジナル・サウンドトラック, Wārudo obu Fainaru Fantajī Orijinaru Saundotorakku?)
Catalog #	SQEX-10574~7
Composers	Masashi Hamauzu, Shingo Kataoka, Hayata Takeda, Nobuo Uematsu, Kumi Tanioka, Ryo Yamazaki, Ryo Shirasawa, Ryusuke Fujioka, Mitsuto Suzuki
Arrangers	Masashi Hamauzu, Shingo Kataoka, Takashi Honda, Hayata Takeda, Ryo Yamazaki, Sachiko Miyano, Taku Sawamura, Atsuko Sawamura, Ryo Shirasawa, Ryusuke Fujioka
Producers	Soshi Yoshida
Publisher	Square Enix Music
Format	4 CDs, 93 tracks
Length	4:02:10
Release date	November 02, 2016

World of Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack is a four-disc set containing the music for World of Final Fantasy. The soundtracks contains compositions by Masashi Hamauzu along with new arrangements of iconic songs from past Final Fantasies.

Track list

Disc 1 (1:04:40)

1. Innocent² — 3:26
   (イノセント², Inosento²?)

   The opening theme.

   • Performed by Mizuki.
2. World of Grymoire — 3:03
   (グリモワル・ワールド, Gurimowaru Wārudo?, lit. Grimoire World)

   The title theme. Doubles as the Sylver Park field theme.

3. World of Beauty — 2:44
   (ビューティフル・ワールド, Byūtifuru Wārudo?, lit. Beautiful World)

   The Cornelia Region field theme. Also plays in Bridge Overlook.

4. Lann's Melody — 1:56
   (ラァン・メロディ, Rān Merodi?)

   Lann's theme.

5. Reynn's Melody — 3:01
   (レェン・メロディ, Rēn Merodi?)

   Reynn's theme.

6. Happy Melody — 1:37
   (ハッピー・メロディ, Happī Merodi?)

   Plays during happy cutscenes.

7. World of Nine Wood Hills — 4:11
   (ナインウッズヒル・ワールド, Nain Wuzzu Hiru Wārudo?, lit. Nine Woods Hill World)

   The Nine Wood Hills field theme. Plays in Plaza 99.

8. Champions' Melody — 2:22
   (セイヴァー・メロディ, Seivā Merodi?, lit. Saver Melody)

   Plays when the Warrior of Light awakens as a Champion.

9. Labyrinth of Lights — 4:17
   (ライト・ダンジョン, Raito Danjon?, lit. Light Dungeon)

   The Pyreglow Forest field theme.

10. World of Battle — 3:04
    (バトル・ワールド, Batoru Wārudo?, lit. Battle World)

    The battle theme used in early dungeons.

11. Victory Melody — 1:08
    (ファンファーレ・メロディ, Fanfāre Merodi?, lit. Fanfare Melody)

    The victory theme.

12. Refreshing Melody — 1:55
    (リフレッシュ・メロディ, Rifuresshu Merodi?, lit. Refresh Melody)

    Plays after Lann and Reynn team up with Cloud Strife to defeat Vampire Prime.

13. World of Ice — 3:49
    (アイシクル・ワールド, Aishikuru Wārudo?, lit. Icicle World)

    The Ice Region field theme.

14. Anxious Melody — 2:29
    (コンディション・メロディ, Kondishon Merodi?, lit. Condition Melody)
15. World of the Coliseum — 2:38
    (アリーナ・ワールド, Arīna Wārudo?, lit. Arena World)

    The Coliseum field theme.

16. Serious Melody — 4:00
    (シリアス・メロディ, Shiriasu Merodi?)
17. Exnine Melody — 3:13
    (エクスナイン・メロディ, Ekusunain Merodi?)

    The Exnine Knights' theme.

18. World of Addy — 3:36
    (アダマン・ワールド, Adaman Wārudo?, lit. Adaman World)

    The Low Seas field theme.

19. Comical Melody — 1:30
    (コミカル・メロディ, Komikaru Merodi?)

    Plays during comical cutscenes.

20. Labyrinth of Dragons — 4:02
    (ドラゴン・ダンジョン, Doragon Danjon?, lit. Dragon Dungeon)

    The Dragon Scars field theme.

21. Desperate Melody — 2:09
    (ピンチ・メロディ, Pinchi Merodi?, lit. Pinch Melody)

    Plays during perilous cutscenes.

22. World of Babil — 4:30
    (バブイル・ワールド, Babuiru Wārudo?, lit. Babil World)

    The Babil Region field theme.

Disc 2 (1:01:56)

1. Quiet Melody — 2:18
   (サイレント・メロディ, Sairento Merodi?, lit. Silent Melody)
2. Prismelody: Snow -F- — 2:38
   (プリメロディ・スノウF, Purimerodi Sunō F?)

   The Windswept Mire field theme.
   An arrangement of "Snow's Theme" from Final Fantasy XIII.

3. Prismelody: Lightning Returns — 2:58
   (プリメロディ・ライトニングリターンズ, Purimerodi Raitoningu Ritānzu?)

   An arrangement of "Lightning Returns" from Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII.

4. Mega World of Battle — 3:06
   (メガバトル・ワールド, Mega Batoru Wārudo?, lit. Mega Battle World)

   The boss battle theme.

5. Mega Mirage Melody — 2:48
   (メガミラージュ・メロディ, Mega Mirāju Merodi?)

   The Mega Mirage battle theme.

6. World of Sand — 3:28
   (サンド・ワールド, Sando Wārudo?, lit. Sand World)

   The Desert Region and Caravan field theme.

7. Confrontation Melody — 2:50
   (アゲンスト・メロディ, Agensuto Merodi?, lit. Against Melody)
8. Labyrinth of Dunes — 3:14
   (デザート・ダンジョン, Dezāto Danjon?, lit. Desert Dungeon)

   The Phantom Sands field theme.

9. Moonlight Melody — 2:05
   (ムーン・メロディ, Mūn Merodi?, lit. Moon Melody)
10. Unhappy Melody — 2:37
    (アンハッピー・メロディ, Anhappī Merodi?)

    Plays during somber cutscenes.

11. Mad Dash Melody — 2:40
    (ランウェイ・メロディ, Ranwei Merodi?, lit. Runway Melody)
12. Joyride Melody — 2:55
    (ノリノリ・メロディ, Norinori Merodi?)

    The Joyride ability's field theme.

13. Another World of Battle — 2:41
    (セカンドバトル・ワールド, Sekando Batoru Wārudo?, lit. Second Battle World)

    The battle theme used in later dungeons.

14. League Melody — 2:48
    (ツインエス・メロディ, Tsuinesu Merodi?, lit. Twin S Melody)

    The League of S theme.

15. Spirited Melody — 2:13
    (マーチ・メロディ, Māchi Merodi?, lit. March Melody)

    Plays during the defense of Cornelia.

16. World of Sunshine — 3:14
    (ブライト・ワールド, Buraito Wārudo?, lit. Bright World)

    The Port Besaid field theme.

17. Labyrinth of Crystal — 2:37
    (クリスタルタワー・ダンジョン, Kurisutaru Tawā Danjon?, lit. Crystal Tower Dungeon)

    The Crystal Tower field theme.

18. Giga World of Battle — 2:45
    (ギガバトル・ワールド, Giga Batoru Wārudo?, lit. Giga Battle World)

    The boss battle theme that plays when fighting Brandelis.

19. World of Airships — 2:48
    (エアシップ・ワールド, Eashippu Wārudo?, lit. Airship World)

    The airship theme for World of Final Fantasy.

20. World of the Cathedral — 3:29
    (カテドラル・ワールド, Katedoraru Wārudo?, lit. Cathedral World)

    The Chainroad field theme.

21. Terra World of Battle — 3:18
    (テラバトル・ワールド, Tera Batoru Wārudo?, lit. Tera Battle World)

    The boss battle theme that plays when fighting Cogna, the Knight in the Golden Mask, and the Plumed Knight.

22. Hauyn's Melody — 2:26
    (アウィン・メロディ, Awin Merodi?, lit. Awyn Melody)

    Hauyn's theme.

Disc 3 (50:44)

1. Labyrinth of Trees — 3:43
   (フォレスト・ダンジョン, Foresuto Danjon?, lit. Forest Dungeon)

   The Wellspring Woods field theme.

2. Labyrinth of Darkness — 1:53
   (ダーク・ダンジョン, Dāku Danjon?, lit. Dark Dungeon)

   The Nether Nebula field theme.

3. Prismelody: Town — 1:10
   (プリメロディ・街, Purimerodi Machi?)

   The Cornelia field theme.
   An arrangement of "Town" from the original Final Fantasy.

4. Prismelody: Castle Cornelia — 1:09
   (プリメロディ・コーネリア城, Purimerodi Kōneria Jō?, lit. Pre-melody Cornelia Castle)

   The Castle Cornelia field theme.
   An arrangement of "Castle Cornelia" from the original Final Fantasy.

5. Prismelody: The Scene of Battle — 1:01
   (プリメロディ・戦闘シーン, Purimerodi Sentō Shīn?)

   Plays when the Warrior of Light is summoned.
   An arrangement of "Battle" from the original Final Fantasy.

6. Labyrinth of War — 1:55
   (アタック・ダンジョン, Atakku Danjon?, lit. Attack Dungeon)

   The Watchplains field theme.

7. Prismelody: Eternal Wind — 2:19
   (プリメロディ・悠久の風, Purimerodi Yūkyū no Kaze?)

   The Saronia Harbor field theme.
   An arrangement of "Eternal Wind" from Final Fantasy III.

8. Prismelody: Battle 1 — 1:06
   (プリメロディ・バトル1, Purimerodi Batoru 1?)

   Plays when Refia is summoned.
   An arrangement of "Battle 1" from Final Fantasy III.

9. Labyrinth of Ice — 2:29
   (アイス・ダンジョン, Aisu Danjon?, lit. Ice Dungeon)

   The Icicle Ridge field theme.

10. Prismelody: Sherlotta — 1:39
    (プリメロディ・シェルロッタ, Purimerodi Sherurotta?, lit. Pre-melody Sherlotta)

    The Sherlotta's Solace field theme.
    An arrangement of "Sherlotta" from Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time.

11. Prismelody: Pirates Ahoy — 1:40
    (プリメロディ・おれたちゃ海賊, Purimerodi Oretacha Kaizoku?, lit. Pre-melody We're Pirates)

    The Saronia Docks field theme.
    An arrangement of "Pirates Ahoy" from Final Fantasy V.

12. Prismelody: Clash on the Big Bridge -F- — 2:03
    (プリメロディ・ビッグブリッヂの死闘F, Purimerodi Biggu Burijji no Shitō F?)

    The Big Bridge field theme.
    An arrangement of "Battle at the Big Bridge" from Final Fantasy V.

13. Prismelody: Clash on the Big Bridge -C- — 1:14
    (プリメロディ・ビッグブリッヂの死闘S, Purimerodi Biggu Burijji no Shitō S?)

    Plays when fighting Gilgamesh at the Big Bridge. Also plays when Bartz is summoned.
    An arrangement of "Battle at the Big Bridge" from Final Fantasy V.

14. Prismelody: Clash on the Big Bridge -E- — 0:39
    (プリメロディ・ビッグブリッヂの死闘E, Purimerodi Biggu Burijji no Shitō E?)

    Plays during cutscenes involving Gilgamesh.
    An arrangement of "Battle at the Big Bridge" from Final Fantasy V.

15. Prismelody: Chocobo — 1:47
    (プリメロディ・チョコボ, Purimerodi Chokobo?)

    An arrangement of the "Chocobo Theme."

16. Prismelody: Library of the Ancients — 1:51
    (プリメロディ・古代図書館, Purimerodi Kodai Toshokan?)

    The Tometown of the Ancients field theme.
    An arrangement of "Library of the Ancients" from Final Fantasy V.

17. Prismelody: Battle to the Death — 1:52
    (プリメロディ・死闘, Purimerodi Shitō?)

    Plays when Celes is summoned.
    An arrangement of "Battle to the Death" from Final Fantasy VI.

18. Prismelody: Edgar — 1:39
    (プリメロディ・エドガー, Purimerodi Edogā?)

    Plays when Figaro Castle breaks free from the Federation's chains.
    An arrangement of "Edgar and Sabin" from Final Fantasy VI.

19. Prismelody: Terra — 2:35
    (プリメロディ・ティナ, Purimerodi Tina?, lit. Pre-melody Tina)

    Plays when using Magitek Armor's Joyride ability in the Ice Region.
    An arrangement of "Terra's Theme" from Final Fantasy VI.

20. Prismelody: The Decisive Battle — 1:37
    (プリメロディ・決戦, Purimerodi Kessen?)

    Plays when Terra is summoned, as well as during the Sandstalker mini-game.
    An arrangement of "The Decisive Battle" from Final Fantasy VI.

21. Prismelody: Tifa — 2:11
    (プリメロディ・ティファ, Purimerodi Tifa?, lit. Pre-melody Tifa)

    The Nibelheim field theme.
    An arrangement of "Tifa's Theme" from Final Fantasy VII.

22. Prismelody: Those Who Fight — 1:42
    (プリメロディ・闘う者達, Purimerodi Tatakau Monotachi?)

    Plays when Tifa is summoned.
    An arrangement of "Let the Battles Begin!" from Final Fantasy VII.

23. Labyrinth of Fire — 2:30
    (ファイヤー・ダンジョン, Faiyā Danjon?, lit. Fire Dungeon)

    The Valley Seven field theme.

24. Prismelody: Mako Reactor — 2:40
    (プリメロディ・魔晄炉, Purimerodi Makōro?, lit. Pre-melody Magic Light Reactor)

    The Mako Reactor 0 field theme.
    An arrangement of "Mako Reactor" from Final Fantasy VII.

25. Prismelody: Those Who Fight Further — 1:54
    (プリメロディ・更に闘う者達, Purimerodi Sarani Tatakau Monotachi?)

    Plays when Cloud is summoned.
    An arrangement of "Fight On!" from Final Fantasy VII.

26. Prismelody: Never Look Back — 1:45
    (プリメロディ・振り向くな, Purimerodi Furimukuna?)

    The Underground Prison field theme.
    An arrangement of "Never Look Back" from Final Fantasy VIII.

27. Prismelody: A Girl Named Shelke — 2:41
    (プリメロディ・シェルクという名の少女, Purimerodi Sheruku to Iu Na no Shōjo?)

    Plays when Shelke is summoned.
    An arrangement of "Battle Tune 'Girl Named Shelke'" from Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-.

Disc 4 (1:04:50)

1. Prismelody: Balamb Garden — 2:24
   (プリメロディ・バラムガーデン, Purimerodi Baramu Gāden?)

   The Balamb Garden field theme.
   An arrangement of "Balamb GARDEN" from Final Fantasy VIII.

2. Prismelody: Don't Be Afraid — 1:58
   (プリメロディ・恐れるな, Purimerodi Osoreruna?)

   Plays when Squall is summoned.
   An arrangement of "Don't Be Afraid" from Final Fantasy VIII.

3. Prismelody: Festival of the Hunt — 1:53
   (プリメロディ・ハンターチャンス, Purimerodi Hantā Chansu?, lit. Pre-melody Hunter Chance)

   Plays when fighting Mirages found in secret areas.
   An arrangement of "Festival of the Hunt" from Final Fantasy IX.

4. Prismelody: A Fleeting Dream — 3:07
   (プリメロディ・いつか終わる夢, Purimerodi Itsuka Owaru Yume?)

   The Forest Lake field theme.
   An arrangement of "A Fleeting Dream" from Final Fantasy X.

5. Prismelody: The Sending — 2:36
   (プリメロディ・異界送り, Purimerodi Ikai Okuri?)

   Plays when Yuna is summoned.
   An arrangement of "The Sending" from Final Fantasy X.

6. Prismelody: Sunken Shrine — 3:52
   (プリメロディ・海底神殿, Purimerodi Kaitei Shinden?)

   The Sunken Temple field theme.
   An arrangement of "Chaos Shrine" from Final Fantasy.

7. Prismelody: Blitz Off! / Zanarkand — 1:43
   (プリメロディ・ブリッツオフ～ザナルカンドにて, Purimerodi Burittsu Ofu ~ Zanarukando Nite?)

   Plays when Tidus is summoned and during the Einhander Invasion mini-game.
   A medley arrangement of "Blitz Off!" and "Zanarkand" from Final Fantasy X.

8. Prismelody: Moogles — 1:25
   (プリメロディ・モーグリ, Purimerodi Mōguri?)

   An arrangement of the "Moogle Theme."

9. Prismelody: Awakening — 4:03
   (プリメロディ・目覚め, Purimerodi Mezame?)

   Plays when Shantotto is summoned.
   An arrangement of "Awakening" from Final Fantasy XI.

10. Tense Melody — 2:05
    (テンション・メロディ, Tenshon Merodi?, lit. Tension Melody)
11. Prismelody: Snow -C- — 1:55
    (プリメロディ・スノウS, Purimerodi Sunō S?, lit. Pre-melody Snow S)

    Plays when Snow is summoned.
    An arrangement of "Snow's Theme" from Final Fantasy XIII.

12. Prismelody: Chocobo / Wishes — 2:30
    (プリメロディ・チョコボと～願い～, Purimerodi Chokobo to ~Negai~?, lit. Pre-melody Chocobo and ~Wishes~)

    Chocolina's character theme and the Chocolatte Mart field theme.
    A medley arrangement of the "Chocobo Theme" and "FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 - Wishes -" from Final Fantasy XIII-2.

13. Prismelody: Blinded by Light — 2:37
    (プリメロディ・閃光, Purimerodi Senkō?)

    Plays when Lightning is summoned, as well as during the Nebula Storm mini-game.
    An arrangement of "Blinded By Light" from Final Fantasy XIII.

14. Prismelody: Vestiges of Time — 3:33
    (プリメロディ・時の残滓, Purimerodi Toki no Zansai?)

    The Girl Who Forgot Her Name's theme and the Girl's Tearoom field theme.
    An arrangement of "The Remains of Time" from Sigma Harmonics, a game developed and published by Square Enix for the Nintendo DS.

15. Regretful Melody — 2:08
    (リグレット・メロディ, Riguretto Merodi?)

    Plays on the Game Over screen. Contains an arrangement of the "Prelude".

16. Castle Melody — 2:39
    (キャッスル・メロディ, Kyassuru Merodi?)

    The Castle Exnine field theme.

17. Ex World of Battle — 4:35
    (エクスバトル・ワールド, Ekusu Batoru Wārudo?, lit. Ex Battle World)

    Plays when fighting the King of Bahamut and Exnine Bahamut's first form.

18. Last World of Battle — 4:35
    (ラストバトル・ワールド, Rasuto Batoru Wārudo?, lit. Last Battle World)

    The final boss theme. Plays when fighting Exnine Bahamut's second form.

19. World of Hope — 3:03
    (ホープ・ワールド, Hōpu Wārudo?, lit. Hope World)
20. Ending Melody — 3:40
    (フィナーレ・メロディ, Fināre Merodi?, lit. Finale Melody)
21. Silent World — 3:45
    (サイレンス・ワールド, Sairensu Wārudo?, lit. Silence World)

    The "bad ending" theme.

    • Performed by Ayana Taketatsu (Tama).
22. World Parade — 4:44
    (ワールド・パレード, Wārudo Parēdo?)

    The "good ending" theme.

    • Performed by Kana Hanazawa (Enna Kros), Ayana Taketatsu (Tama), and Eri Kitamura (Serafie).

Credits

Composed/Arrangement/Lyric: Masashi Hamauzu (Disc 1: 2~22 / Disc 2: 1~22 / Disc: 3 27 / Disc 4: 7,11~14,16~20)

• Vocal: Niko, Sayuri, Ako, Natsumi, Sayaka, Kanae, Aya

Original Music Composed by

• Nobuo Uematsu (Disc 3: 3~5,7,8,11~22,24~26 / Disc 4: 1~8,12)
• Kumi Tanioka (Disc 3: 10 / Disc 4: 9)
• Mitsuto Suzuki & Masashi Hamauzu (Disc 2: 3)

Additional Composed:

• Shingo Kataoka (Disc 3: 1,6,9,23, Disc 4: 10,15)
• Hayata Takeda (Disc 3: 2)

Additional Arrangement:

• Shingo Kataoka (Disc 3: 1~13,15~27, Disc 4: 1~15)
• Hayata Takeda (Disc 3: 10,14~16,26, Disc 4: 3)
• Takashi Honda (Disc 3: 3,6)

Opening: Innocent²

• Composed/Arrangement: Ryo Yamazaki
• Lyric: Mizuki
• Strings Arrangement: Sachiko Miyano
• Guitar Arrangement: Taku Sawamura
• Piano Arrangement: Atsuko Sawamura

Bad Ending: Silent World

• Composed/Arrangement: Ryusuke Fujioka
• Lyric: Tohki

Good Ending: WORLD PARADE

• Composed/Arrangement: Ryo Shirasawa
• Lyric: Tohki

Music samples

World of Nine Wood Hills

Labyrinth of Darkness

World of Ice

"Castle Melody"

Behind the scenes

• First-print editions came in a pearlescent fold-out digipak case with a download code for a colisseum ticket to acquire Boko.
• The booklet contained a few errors which were pointed out on the official page and free exchanges were offered. Corrected packages were printed with a ★ mark next to the product number.

External links

• Official Site
• VGMdb