Soul Calibur Original Soundtrack - In The Name Of Father (Nightmare Theme)

Track 10 of 37 Music composed by Akitaka Tohyama Soul Calibur™ & © 1998, 1999 NAMCO LTD.

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[moranilla]

this defined the dreamcast as the best epic console ever, i`ve never play a game like this, its pure EPIC.

[thedrunkennerd]

The reason I love fighting the the Osteinburg Castle level on Soul Calibur is because of this song. It's epic beyond words.

[theDarkKnightofChaos]

@gigadeathlord I agree, this track strikes me as more of a Siegfried theme than a Nightmare one (even though they're the same in this game)

[Cyarb92]

@gigadeathlord It makes sense. The Siegfried part.

[gigadeathlord]

This song sounds a bit heroic for someone who goes round slaughtering people and taking their souls UNLESS this theme tries to capture the feeling that Siegfried(Nightmare) thinks he's doing the right thing to bring back his father hence the title of the song.

[gigadeathlord]

@NemesisTheZombieKing Funny you mention that, one of Nightmare's attacks is simply a pimpslap with the arm.

[NarugaDenka]

Amazing how...normal(?) this sword looked back then. Now the sword looks like it was salvaged from a meat locker struck by a tornado.

[Dorda098]

Personally I feel that a stronger, slower Ritardondo would have made the part here at 0:55 so, so, SO much better. It's still an incredible song, but...

[NottinghamForest22]

Nightmare's stage in Soul Calibur I is the coolest fighting stage ever!

[NemesisTheZombieKing]

@Cradlis damn...look how massive it is though, could definitely give one hell of a pimp slap.

[Cradlis]

@NemesisTheZombieKing It's his arm ;)

[bjorndgreen]

My absolute favorite character... Nightmare! It's a crying shame that I can't play as him anymore. Oh the carnage we caused...