Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Music(s):
0:00 Chapter 3: Eldigan, the Lionheart - Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War (1996)
0:48 Chapter 3: Eldigan, the Lionheart - Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War Arranged (1996)
1:35 Eldigan, the Lionheart - Fire Emblem 25th Anniversary Concert (2015)
2:27 Chapter 3: Eldigan, the Lionheart - Sounds of Fire Emblem from Cipher Festival: Horse and Rider As One (2016)
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Eldigan, the Lionheart is the soundtrack played for the third chapter of the Super Famicom game, Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War.
In the same year from its release, the Arranged soundtrack album was released choosing fourteen (14) tracks to represent coming from its game.
In nearly two decades later, three (3) tracks were featured from this game by the Fire Emblem's 25th anniversary concert. Uprising in Augustria, Eldigan, the Lionheart, and End of the Holy War.
And at the latter portion of 2016 was the release of Horse and Rider As One, a CD album composed by the Cavalry Duo, which was released after the celebration of the Cipher Caravan from the same year. This soundtrack has a sneaky inclusion of Doorway to Destiny at the latter portion of the song.
And... that's... about it? WHY DOESN'T THIS TRACK HAVE A FLOWERS AND ENCHANTMENT NOR A PREMIUM ARRANGE VERSION YET?! But yes! This is The Evolution of Eldigan, the Lionheart, one of the best soundtracks in Fire Emblem as a whole. The video was just.. kind of short because I decided to do this like the previous two FE4 tracks I featured here.
This belongs to the big three of Genealogy of the Holy War: Uprising in Agustria, End of the Holy War, and of course, Eldigan, the Lionheart. Why are they the big three, you ask? They have the most appearances of the previous albums in the last five years, was all included in the 25th Anniversary Concert medley, and seems to be the more popular tracks for many, including those that hasn't play FE4 in general. Of course, this is just how I see this, take this with a grain of salt. Just this one paragraph in particular.
I think it's time this track gets a new remix, a level of Premium Arrange quality, or maybe, just maybe, a FE4 remake version? I'll be so HYPE if it finally does! This is my most favorite track in FE4, so I look forward to it! Before I continue on gushing this track, next week-ish will be The Evolution of Road Taken! Both having the highest vote in my recent poll last week, tune in for it! ^^
Music(s):
0:00 Chapter 3: Eldigan, the Lionheart - Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War (1996)
0:48 Chapter 3: Eldigan, the Lionheart - Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War Arranged (1996)
1:35 Eldigan, the Lionheart - Fire Emblem 25th Anniversary Concert (2015)
2:27 Chapter 3: Eldigan, the Lionheart - Sounds of Fire Emblem from Cipher Festival: Horse and Rider As One (2016)
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Eldigan, the Lionheart is the soundtrack played for the third chapter of the Super Famicom game, Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War.
In the same year from its release, the Arranged soundtrack album was released choosing fourteen (14) tracks to represent coming from its game.
In nearly two decades later, three (3) tracks were featured from this game by the Fire Emblem's 25th anniversary concert. Uprising in Augustria, Eldigan, the Lionheart, and End of the Holy War.
And at the latter portion of 2016 was the release of Horse and Rider As One, a CD album composed by the Cavalry Duo, which was released after the celebration of the Cipher Caravan from the same year. This soundtrack has a sneaky inclusion of Doorway to Destiny at the latter portion of the song.
And... that's... about it? WHY DOESN'T THIS TRACK HAVE A FLOWERS AND ENCHANTMENT NOR A PREMIUM ARRANGE VERSION YET?! But yes! This is The Evolution of Eldigan, the Lionheart, one of the best soundtracks in Fire Emblem as a whole. The video was just.. kind of short because I decided to do this like the previous two FE4 tracks I featured here.
This belongs to the big three of Genealogy of the Holy War: Uprising in Agustria, End of the Holy War, and of course, Eldigan, the Lionheart. Why are they the big three, you ask? They have the most appearances of the previous albums in the last five years, was all included in the 25th Anniversary Concert medley, and seems to be the more popular tracks for many, including those that hasn't play FE4 in general. Of course, this is just how I see this, take this with a grain of salt. Just this one paragraph in particular.
I think it's time this track gets a new remix, a level of Premium Arrange quality, or maybe, just maybe, a FE4 remake version? I'll be so HYPE if it finally does! This is my most favorite track in FE4, so I look forward to it! Before I continue on gushing this track, next week-ish will be The Evolution of Road Taken! Both having the highest vote in my recent poll last week, tune in for it! ^^
![Tap Battle - Floor 16-20 ~ Feel ~Tsubasa [S-Rank] (3x Speed/Hard/Expert Mode)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/w-d2ST67JG8/mqdefault.jpg "Tap Battle - Floor 16-20 ~ Feel ~Tsubasa [S-Rank] (3x Speed/Hard/Expert Mode)
Music: Feel
Game: Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore
I am planning on uploading every single boss battle in Tap Battle ~ Wings Carry Me where it features Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE original soundtracks.
This is the first boss level in the mode, it is the HARDEST Floor 16-20 level in Tap Battle due to its length before the boss battle. This single boss level in this mode tells what is to come in the next upcoming floors.
I am a massive Tap Battler that aims to clear the levels in the most difficult way possible:
3x Speed allows the level to move three times its normal speed, making incoming enemies way harder to see in sight, meaning you are most likely relying on muscle memory and fast reaction time tapping.
Hard difficulty is literally the hardest version of the levels. Unique patterns and incoming enemies will throw you off a lot more in this difficulty.
Expert mode makes you press four buttons to tap a particular spot, the complete opposite of Casual mode where you press one button to access four rows of the level.
Having my Tap Battle inverted facing Left allows me to properly play Tap Battles due to vision issues.
I should probably just spend more time playing actual rhythm games again and not Tap Battle but it is a way for me to boast my favorite units in the game with their thematic bouquet weapons while playing one of my favorite FEH game modes that has been lackluster for most of its tenure in the game when it came to rewards.")
