Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Music(s):
0:00 You Will Know Our Names - Xenoblade Chronicles (2010)
1:57 Xenoblade Chronicles Medley - Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U (2014)
3:56 You Will Know Our Names (Live Recording by ACE) - Xenoblade Chronicles 3D (2015)
5:55 You Will Know Our Names - Project X Zone 2 (2016)
7:53 You Will Know Our Names - Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition (2020)
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Those Who Bear Their Name, or now it's official title, You Will Know Our Names, is a soundtrack that plays for the game Xenoblade Chronicles, released in 2010 for the Nintendo Wii, It plays almost exclusively for Unique Monster battles and to some boss battles in the game.
In 2014, Super Smash Bros for the Nintendo Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS were announced, including Shulk as part of the new roster for the game. With it, Xenoblade Chronicles Medley was played to his introductory trailer that included the tracks Gaur Plains, Mechanical Rhythm, You Will Know Our Names, and Mechanical Rhythm.
After its resurgence of popularity in Smash Bros , a Nintendo 3DS port for the game was announced and were released in 2015; with it, live recordings of five (5) Xenoblade Chronicles tracks were uploaded to the Nintendo Youtube channels to advertise the game. The tracks featured were Title Theme, Gaur Plains, Mechanical Rhythm, Engage the Enemy, and You Will Know Our Names, all were composed by ACE+
A year after, Project X Zone 2 was announced to be released for the Nintendo 3DS, Fiora and KOS-MOS was part of the roster in the game due to Monolith Soft's involvement in the development of the game. You Will Know Our Names and Engage the Enemy were also featured in the game with a new rendition for this soundtrack.
And last, but not the least. In the year 2020, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition was released for the Nintendo Switch. Every single track from the original game was remastered, and You Will Know Our Names became a more upbeat track compared to the original.
And there we have it, The Evolution of You Will Know Our Names! The original, the medley, the live recording, the new rendition, and the remastered version, who knew this track has five (5) versions of it? This track won the Xenoblade Chronicles poll I did two weeks ago and it's the first non- FE track I featured in this series. I'm thinking of diversifying to more series in future, I really enjoyed doing this one in particular. Next poll will be up a day after this is uploaded!
Music(s):
0:00 You Will Know Our Names - Xenoblade Chronicles (2010)
1:57 Xenoblade Chronicles Medley - Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U (2014)
3:56 You Will Know Our Names (Live Recording by ACE) - Xenoblade Chronicles 3D (2015)
5:55 You Will Know Our Names - Project X Zone 2 (2016)
7:53 You Will Know Our Names - Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition (2020)
=========================================================================
Those Who Bear Their Name, or now it's official title, You Will Know Our Names, is a soundtrack that plays for the game Xenoblade Chronicles, released in 2010 for the Nintendo Wii, It plays almost exclusively for Unique Monster battles and to some boss battles in the game.
In 2014, Super Smash Bros for the Nintendo Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS were announced, including Shulk as part of the new roster for the game. With it, Xenoblade Chronicles Medley was played to his introductory trailer that included the tracks Gaur Plains, Mechanical Rhythm, You Will Know Our Names, and Mechanical Rhythm.
After its resurgence of popularity in Smash Bros , a Nintendo 3DS port for the game was announced and were released in 2015; with it, live recordings of five (5) Xenoblade Chronicles tracks were uploaded to the Nintendo Youtube channels to advertise the game. The tracks featured were Title Theme, Gaur Plains, Mechanical Rhythm, Engage the Enemy, and You Will Know Our Names, all were composed by ACE+
A year after, Project X Zone 2 was announced to be released for the Nintendo 3DS, Fiora and KOS-MOS was part of the roster in the game due to Monolith Soft's involvement in the development of the game. You Will Know Our Names and Engage the Enemy were also featured in the game with a new rendition for this soundtrack.
And last, but not the least. In the year 2020, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition was released for the Nintendo Switch. Every single track from the original game was remastered, and You Will Know Our Names became a more upbeat track compared to the original.
And there we have it, The Evolution of You Will Know Our Names! The original, the medley, the live recording, the new rendition, and the remastered version, who knew this track has five (5) versions of it? This track won the Xenoblade Chronicles poll I did two weeks ago and it's the first non- FE track I featured in this series. I'm thinking of diversifying to more series in future, I really enjoyed doing this one in particular. Next poll will be up a day after this is uploaded!
![Tap Battle - Extra Stage 3 ~ Eternal Bond (Premium Arrange) [S-Rank] (3x Speed/Hard/Expert Mode)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ntzXewazGfs/mqdefault.jpg "Tap Battle - Extra Stage 3 ~ Eternal Bond (Premium Arrange) [S-Rank] (3x Speed/Hard/Expert Mode)
Music(s): Eternal Bond - Fire Emblem Premium Arrange
Dawn Brigade - Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn
I am planning on uploading every single boss battle in Tap Battle ~ History Unveiled, where it features various Fire Emblem Premium Arrange and Fire Emblem Premium Arrange II tracks for the first time played in Fire Emblem Heroes.
This is Extra Stage 3, and the boss we face here is Yune, the Chaos Goddess. And that title reflects her bizarre pattern that only works in higher speed; she is very slow and maintains that slowness in any level, she realigns her position, and while youre distracted with her slow diagonal movement, a cavalry will swoop in and catch you off-guard, a lot of times, and cavalries are the fastest moving units in Tap Battle, it constantly happens. Shes the first boss in Tap Battle that was deliberately made slow for the purpose of her level, to completely throw you off in higher difficulty.
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/or fast reaction time tapping on these levels.
Hard difficulty is, well, hard. 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.")
