Video Game Music・ゲーム音楽

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Among all FromSoftware games, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice stands out for its straightforward storyline, yet it still maintains its own complexities. One of my favorite characters is Isshin Ashina, a formidable and rewarding boss to defeat. As the Sword Saint, he delivers a powerful line when he bests us: "Hesitation is defeat." Applying this lesson to our lives is challenging but incredibly rewarding. By embracing decisiveness, we can conquer our personal battles with the same determination and /success  as in the game.

タイの最高のストリーマーHRKによる最高のOSTのパロディの一つです。特に日本の方に聴いてほしいです。曲の感想を教えてください。

One of the best Sekiro ost. parody from greatest streamer in Thailand HRK.

Especially , @kenjiquest @anco @ogerpon.eth pls tell me is this great😚😚

https://youtu.be/-dayhtza6tQ?si=JuQnmp6DZ0Zd2LJs

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LMAO, my critique would be higher if I didn't understand Japanese and couldn't read.  But I get what they wanted to do 😂 Good effort, haha.

I recommend you listen to this, which I feel is a step further.
The song can be understood in both English and Japanese by choosing words that have similar phonetic sounds that work in both languages. Meanings are completely different, but it's super creative. (Non VGM btw)

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This is cool! Personally, I don't know Japanese, haha, but I understand the idea. I also tried translating the Japanese lyrics. 
Genius!

LMAO, my critique would be higher if I didn't understand Japanese and couldn't read.  But I get what they wanted to do 😂 Good effort, haha.

I recommend you listen to this, which I feel is a step further.
The song can be understood in both English and Japanese by choosing words that have similar phonetic sounds that work in both languages. Meanings are completely different, but it's super creative. (Non VGM btw)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvEVP7NPklU

I'm going to check this out 😚 Be back with the review.

https://youtu.be/3RKbrwJ21TU?si=vBv-CDaB3rNpBODe try this !