Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A medley that attempts to capture the apotheosis of Hiroyuki Sawano's "ətˈæk 0N tάɪtn" from the anime of the... well, somewhat the same name, by incorporating elements from all versions of the song from the first three seasons (and more) into a massive, multifaceted remix/mashup of the piece in question.
This mashup also features guest leitmotifs interwoven into and alongside the main melody, such as "Apple Seed / YouSeeBIGGIRL/T:T," a segment of "K21," and what I can only refer to tentatively as "Marco's Theme" without spouting the eldritch gibberish that comprises Sawano's OST track titles.
Additionally, this draws from the OST from the television show "Thunderbolt Fantasy," also composed by Hiroyuki Sawano. The style of its soundtrack and Attack on Titan's gel incredibly well to the point of being nigh-indistinguishable.
All music used belongs to their respective owners; all rights reserved; yadda yadda.
Apologies for the low quality of the video itself; I had to make do with Clipchamp to export this, then made the mistake of using the film grain filter at 480p. Never again.
A medley that attempts to capture the apotheosis of Hiroyuki Sawano's "ətˈæk 0N tάɪtn" from the anime of the... well, somewhat the same name, by incorporating elements from all versions of the song from the first three seasons (and more) into a massive, multifaceted remix/mashup of the piece in question.
This mashup also features guest leitmotifs interwoven into and alongside the main melody, such as "Apple Seed / YouSeeBIGGIRL/T:T," a segment of "K21," and what I can only refer to tentatively as "Marco's Theme" without spouting the eldritch gibberish that comprises Sawano's OST track titles.
Additionally, this draws from the OST from the television show "Thunderbolt Fantasy," also composed by Hiroyuki Sawano. The style of its soundtrack and Attack on Titan's gel incredibly well to the point of being nigh-indistinguishable.
All music used belongs to their respective owners; all rights reserved; yadda yadda.
Apologies for the low quality of the video itself; I had to make do with Clipchamp to export this, then made the mistake of using the film grain filter at 480p. Never again.









![Gretchenfrage (Deltarune Animation) — Teaser [OBSOLETE]
ANIMATION DISCONTINUED FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE PURPOSES
gretchenfrage (ˈɡʁeːtçn̩ˌfʁaːɡə), n. — any question which delves directly to the core of an issue; a crucial question that usually has a difficult or unpleasant answer (i.e. Dont you have anything better to do?).
This music is not from the final product, but rather indicative of it. Ive set Michiru Oshimas The Words I Hid For a Long Time from the OST of Xamd: Lost Memories against the drumline of mina by goreshit. This is the most I could make these two songs work together, but its a mood Im striving to replicate.
I say thisll come hopefully by Christmas because, uh, I might be overestimating my abilities a tad. But lets see how things play out, and apologies if they happen to play out later than predicted.
Credit to Pauls Vids for some of the VHS FX. Gretchenfrage (Deltarune Animation) — Teaser [OBSOLETE]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wBu5-xGw59s/mqdefault.jpg)
