[Top 100 RPG Battle Themes] #70 - Tales of Symphonia

Game - Tales of Symphonia
Song - Fighting of the Spirit
Composer - Ichiko Furukawa, Makoto Tonosu

Notes: This moved down quite a bit with the revamp of this list, however this is a great track.

Welcome to the Top 100 RPG Battle Themes playlist. This is a representation of the 100 best songs spanning my gaming history of RPG's. Some of these games, I haven't played, others I have spent countless hours on, but the music has stuck with me for whatever reason. I have tried my best to not have too many from one game or series.

This list was updated in April 2011.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• tales
• of
• symphonia
• fighting
• the
• spirit
• ichiko
• furukawa
• makoto
• tonosu

[finalefate]

@Darkpaladinmagician demonic demon fang

[Darkpaladinmagician]

demon fang, double demon fang...

[Aulmeyda]

This brings back a lot of memories. Tales of the Symphonia was a pretty dark game to me, I remember being terrified seeing that old lady mutate into a monster, then having to kill her, then realize I've been killing people all along. It was pretty brutal and I had a hard time swallowing all this as a kid. I practically grew up with this game. Too much nostalgia...

[hairyguy23]

Such memories fighting Volt and Gnome and Maxwell to this song!!

[UnderAvg]

This is just an upgraded version of the theme from Phantasia. Still awesome, though.

[iisaaaaa]

lol like to solo against maxwell in mania mode

[iisaaaaa]

haha... jsut the right place for this song i would it too around 30-40... like this song :P

[pokeman158]

don't know why but this song makes boss battles really excited.

Love it. ToS rocks!!!

[Testsubject909]

Ah, Symphonia.

Long seen as the Best Tales Game available for quite a while ever since it's release on the Gamecube.

I imagine anything that can be said about the game has already been said or thought up by anyone who knows the game or has been involved in the gaming community.

[GuiltlessGear]

This song comes from Tales of Phantasia, but it makes sense you use the more recent recording, since the original hasn't aged spectacularly. Still, Sakuraba's running out excuses for sticking with the damned MIDI guitar.

You should check out Go Shiina's work on Legendia. Full orchestra on just about every track.