Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
You of the Light is the boss theme of the Hoshidan siblings, and You of the Dark is the boss theme of the Nohrian siblings. You of the Dark was originally the featured track for this video, but I decided to include You of the Light as well, seeing they both have the same role for their respective games.
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0:00 You of the Light - Fire Emblem Fates (2015, 2016, Nintendo 3DS)
0:58 You of the Dark - Fire Emblem Fates (2015, 2016, Nintendo 3DS)
2:01 Fate (Silence) - Fire Emblem Warriors (2017, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS)
4:30 Fate - Fire Emblem Warriors (2017, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS)
7:01 Grand Battle Medley - FIRE EMBLEM PREMIUM ARRANGE II (2020)
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You of the Light and You of the Dark are boss themes that's played on Fire Emblem Fates, released in 2015 in JPN, and internationally in 2016 for the Nintendo 3DS.
You of the Light is the boss theme of the Hoshidan siblings, played on Conquest and Revelations.
You of the Dark is the boss theme of the Nohrian siblings, played on Birthright and Revelations.
The two songs also are present on the Fire Emblem spinoff game, Fire Emblem Warriors, released for the Nintendo Switch and Nintedo 3DS. They are present in the track Fate, a medley consisting of You of the Light, You of the Dark, and End of All respectively. The track consists of two versions, the Silence version when no enemy is in sight, and the original.
And lastly, the FIRE EMBLEM PREMIUM ARRANGE II album was released in early 2020. Composing of thirteen (13) tracks overall, the last track, Grand Battle Medley, consists of ten (10) tracks ranging from the entire Fire Emblem franchise, and You of the Dark was the last part of the song, and the last song played for the album.
And that is The Evolution of You of the Light and You of the Dark, two tracks that parallel one another since they are played on whichever route you chose for the game, or rather which game you bought to get you to that route in the first place.
You of the Light is the boss theme of the Hoshidan siblings, and You of the Dark is the boss theme of the Nohrian siblings. You of the Dark was originally the featured track for this video, but I decided to include You of the Light as well, seeing they both have the same role for their respective games.
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0:00 You of the Light - Fire Emblem Fates (2015, 2016, Nintendo 3DS)
0:58 You of the Dark - Fire Emblem Fates (2015, 2016, Nintendo 3DS)
2:01 Fate (Silence) - Fire Emblem Warriors (2017, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS)
4:30 Fate - Fire Emblem Warriors (2017, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS)
7:01 Grand Battle Medley - FIRE EMBLEM PREMIUM ARRANGE II (2020)
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You of the Light and You of the Dark are boss themes that's played on Fire Emblem Fates, released in 2015 in JPN, and internationally in 2016 for the Nintendo 3DS.
You of the Light is the boss theme of the Hoshidan siblings, played on Conquest and Revelations.
You of the Dark is the boss theme of the Nohrian siblings, played on Birthright and Revelations.
The two songs also are present on the Fire Emblem spinoff game, Fire Emblem Warriors, released for the Nintendo Switch and Nintedo 3DS. They are present in the track Fate, a medley consisting of You of the Light, You of the Dark, and End of All respectively. The track consists of two versions, the Silence version when no enemy is in sight, and the original.
And lastly, the FIRE EMBLEM PREMIUM ARRANGE II album was released in early 2020. Composing of thirteen (13) tracks overall, the last track, Grand Battle Medley, consists of ten (10) tracks ranging from the entire Fire Emblem franchise, and You of the Dark was the last part of the song, and the last song played for the album.
And that is The Evolution of You of the Light and You of the Dark, two tracks that parallel one another since they are played on whichever route you chose for the game, or rather which game you bought to get you to that route in the first place.
![[Teaser] Aether Raid Defense Highlights but is Pokemon themed for some odd reason... yeah.](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eYilDGkF34s/mqdefault.jpg "[Teaser] Aether Raid Defense Highlights but is Pokemon themed for some odd reason... yeah.
Official release of the video is delayed due to my video editing program not functioning properly on the editing process. I decided to include this part for a future Pokemon video in the future, changing the premise a bit.
To celebrate Pokemon Emeralds NA release in the 1st of May. Thats it, thats the reason why Im doing this, that game meant so much to me and its 15 freaking years since its release like, bruh, Im getting old.
It aint done yet, this is a teaser for the whole thing. Expect it in the first week of May to be released.
Music(s):
Battle! Frontier Brain (Hoenn) (Pokemon World Tournament Remix) - Pokemon Black 2/White 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnAU8c0ubDs")
![Tap Battle - Extra Stage 3 ~ Dia Sweet Witch (Kiria Ver.) [S-Rank] (3x Speed/Hard/Expert Mode)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gLBb4MTMeM0/mqdefault.jpg "Tap Battle - Extra Stage 3 ~ Dia Sweet Witch (Kiria Ver.) [S-Rank] (3x Speed/Hard/Expert Mode)
Music: Dia Sweet Witch (Kiria Ver.)
Game: Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore
I am planning on uploading every extra stages in Tap Battle ~ Wings Carry Me where it features Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE original soundtracks.
This is Extra Stage 3, accessible a day after the release of Extra Stage 2 in the mode. The song is Dia Sweet Witch (Kiria Ver.), a very thematic level that showcases witches (hence why they carry Witchy Wand staffs and Grimoire tomes). Nanna is in the thumbnail to immortalize her attempt of vibing me at every way possible in this level. This level is on par on difficulty with Floor 96-100 without the boss fight included.
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.")
