Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
What if BASS meets ORCHESTRAL midi music, plus whatever Masters EX composition is because it's amazing.
I got curious and I decided to try if this works with the three of them, it kinda did.
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Credit(s):
Nintendo
GAME FREAK Inc.
Creature Inc.
TPCi
DeNA
Composer(s):
Junichi Masuda
Go Ichinose
Morikazu Aoki
Shota Kageyama
Haruki Yamada (ATTIC INC)
Designer(s):
Ken Sugimori
I do not own nor claim the rights of the content in this video. All rights are owned by the respective artists and no copyright infringement is intended.
What if BASS meets ORCHESTRAL midi music, plus whatever Masters EX composition is because it's amazing.
I got curious and I decided to try if this works with the three of them, it kinda did.
============================================================
Credit(s):
Nintendo
GAME FREAK Inc.
Creature Inc.
TPCi
DeNA
Composer(s):
Junichi Masuda
Go Ichinose
Morikazu Aoki
Shota Kageyama
Haruki Yamada (ATTIC INC)
Designer(s):
Ken Sugimori
I do not own nor claim the rights of the content in this video. All rights are owned by the respective artists and no copyright infringement is intended.


![The Evolution of Engage the Enemy {Xenoblade Chronicles • LIVE • Project X Zone 2 • XCDE}
Engage the Enemy, also known as Confrontation with the Enemy, is an Event track composed and arranged by ACE+, played for Xenoblade Chronicles, a game developed by Monolith Soft and was released in 2010 for the Nintendo Wii console. It plays on important cutscenes in the game, the first being the first encounter with Metal Face, among many others. It is also present in the Xenoblade Chronicles medley track (but was not included in the video)
0:00 A Really, Really Bad Spoiler Warning Intro
0:10 Intro - Metal Face Encounter (Xenoblade Chronicles)
0:25 Engage the Enemy - Xenoblade Chronicles (2010, Nintendo Wii)
4:05 Engage the Enemy - Xenoblade Chronicles (LIVE Recording by ACE) - Xenoblade Chronicles 3D (2015, New Nintendo 3DS)
7:48 Intro - KOS-MOS and Fiora debut (Chapter 6 - You Will Know Our Names)
8:22 Engage the Enemy - Project X Zone 2 (2015 [JP], 2016 [International], Nintendo 3DS)
12:53 Intro - Metal Face Encounter (Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition)
13:11 Engage the Enemy Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition (2020, Nintendo Switch)
Footages used for the video are from:
Helsionium:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2vMllYljc0
Desilent49:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KC3NeKFbI4
Remix Dyad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJgXZ9LVmEE
All footages are owned and uploaded by their respected channels, I do do not own those clips nor claim ownership of it, all clips were used to enhance the viewers experience for the video.
All music and content included within this video is owned by the respective artists and no copyright infringement is intended. The Evolution of Engage the Enemy {Xenoblade Chronicles • LIVE • Project X Zone 2 • XCDE}](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/icoRrilYXFE/mqdefault.jpg)
![The Evolution of Id (Purpose) {Awakening • 25th • Horse and Rider • Ultimate • Premium Arrange}
Music(s):
0:00 Id (Purpose) - Fire Emblem Awakening (2012)
3:59 Awakening Medley (Id (Purpose) portion) - Fire Emblem 25th Anniversary Concert (2015)
6:19 Id (Purpose) - Sounds of Fire Emblem from Cipher Festival: Horse and Rider as One (2017)
9:57 Id (Purpose) [Remix] - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (2018)
13:06 Id (Purpose) (ft. Yū Kobayashi) - Fire Emblem Premium Arrange (2019)
Id (Purpose) is the final map theme for the game Fire Emblem Awakening, released for the Nintendo 3DS in 2012 by Intelligent Systems. It is a final battle track that hints bittersweet tones and motivational surges for the army to save humanity, and the future; a clashing choirs of Grima faithfuls and the cast fighting for the fate of the world.
On the 25th Anniversary Concert in 2015, Awakening Medley was a seven (7) minute medley of tracks that composes of Id (Serenity), Id (Sorrow), Id (Dilemma), Id (Hope), and Id (Purpose).
Two years after, Fire Emblem Warriors was released for the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo 3DS. The final boss theme, This Precious World, is a collectative medley of tracks that featured Medeus theme, Dont speak her name!, Id (Purpose), and Lost in Thoughts All Alone.
In late 2017, the Cavalry Duo released an album for the Cipher Caravan event, titled Sounds of Fire Emblem from Cipher Festival: Horse and Rider as One, featuring thirteen (13) tracks from different series of Fire Emblem, all performed using only two instruments; a guitar and a piano, the instruments used iconic by the Cavalry Duo.
A year later, in late Winter 2018, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate was released for the Nintendo Switch, featuring nearing one-thousand (1,000) tracks from the game, and several remixes from different iconic tracks from different game franchises, and one of them was Id (Purpose). The track is the best Fire Emblem remix in the Smash games.
And finally, 2019, a few months after Ultimates release, Fire Emblem Premium Arrange album was released for the Cipher Festival featuring fifteen (15) tracks, four (4) featured as lyrical tracks, and Id (Purpose) was one of them.
Yū Kobayashi, the JP VA of Lucina, is the singer for this track, along with Yoshimasa Hosaya, the JP VA of Male Robin, and Grima, which he portrays in this lyrical piece. The lyrics were converted to Japanese compared to the Latin lyrics from the previous two versions of Id (Purpose), and there where we listen to the two clashing to the latter part of the song.
And thats about it on Id (Purpose)! If I decided to feature every single track that has the motif of most Id tracks, this would be an HOUR long, though that would be interesting as a future video; but for this video, Im only featuring all Id (Purpose) versions throughout these past eight (8) years.
Thanks so much for watching and listening to the video! Ill be featuring Chapter 2 (Uprising in Agustria) next for the series, and will do a poll here on my Youtube channel afterwards for the next track Ill be featuring.
Is my explanation here in the description decent information? Does it look like a tryhard Wikipedia info drop? Is my grammar off here, is my lack of experience doing these showing off or whatever. Tune in for the next one! The Evolution of Id (Purpose) {Awakening • 25th • Horse and Rider • Ultimate • Premium Arrange}](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/io4dJ4ElT0s/mqdefault.jpg)






