Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack to Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. As with the original soundtrack of the successive game by chronology, it features arrangements of the music from the series. The soundtrack is priced at 3,500 yen. The soundtrack's regular edition sports a white cover on the front with the Warriors of Cosmos, and a black cover on the back with the Warriors of Chaos.
The game's soundtrack is composed/arranged by Takeharu Ishimoto, who was also responsible for the music of the first Dissidia game. Like the original Dissidia, the game also features the original versions of some songs.
==Track list==
English track list from iTunes.
===Disc 1 (1:18:29)===
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 1:23()
#: Title is Latin for "Harmonious Light".
# (from Final Fantasy) — 1:30
# (from Final Fantasy I) — 2:12
# (from Final Fantasy I) — 0:43
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 1:33
# (from Final Fantasy II) — 1:20
# (from Final Fantasy II) — 2:07
# (from Final Fantasy II) — 0:54
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 1:24
# (from Final Fantasy III) — 1:52
# (from Final Fantasy III) — 1:42
# (from Final Fantasy III) — 0:50
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 1:20
# (from Final Fantasy IV) — 1:14
# (from Final Fantasy IV) — 1:38
# (from Final Fantasy IV) — 2:33
# (from Final Fantasy IV) — 1:33
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 2:31
# (from Final Fantasy V) — 1:31
# (from Final Fantasy V) — 2:04
# (from Final Fantasy V) — 1:23
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 2:04
# (from Final Fantasy VI) — 1:58
# (from Final Fantasy VI) — 1:22
# (from Final Fantasy VI) — 1:34
# (from DISSIDIA 012 [duodecim] FINAL FANTASY) — 2:45
# (from Final Fantasy VII) — 1:10
# (from Final Fantasy VII) — 1:44
# (from Final Fantasy VII) — 1:49()
# (from Final Fantasy VII) — 1:24
# (from DISSIDIA 012[duodecim]FINAL FANTASY) — 2:16
# (from Final Fantasy VIII) — 1:23()
# (from Final Fantasy VIII) — 1:05()
# (from Final Fantasy VIII) — 2:07()
# (from Final Fantasy VIII) — 2:43()
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 2:44
# (from Final Fantasy IX) — 1:20
# (from Final Fantasy IX) — 2:14
# (from Final Fantasy IX) — 2:20
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 2:42
# (from Final Fantasy X) — 1:41
# (from Final Fantasy X) — 3:25
# (from Final Fantasy X) — 1:19
# (from Final Fantasy X) — 2:03
===Disc 2 (72:41)===
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 3:13()
#: Plays during the opening FMV.
# (from Final Fantasy XI) — 2:18()
# (from Final Fantasy XI) — 4:57()
# (from Final Fantasy XI) — 6:25()
# (from Final Fantasy XI) — 2:19()
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 2:25
#: Title is Latin for "Song of Death".
# (from Final Fantasy XII) — 1:55
# (from Final Fantasy XII) — 2:14
# (from Final Fantasy XII) — 2:05
# (from Final Fantasy XII) — 3:31
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 2:46
# (from Final Fantasy XIII) — 2:05
# (from Final Fantasy XIII) — 3:02
# (from FINAL FANTASY XIII) — 2:19
# (from Final Fantasy XIII) — 4:25
# (from Final Fantasy XIII) — 4:43
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 7:25()
#: Title is Latin for "Song of Death".
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 2:16()
#: Title is Latin for "Hymn of Light".
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 2:17()
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 10:01()
===Disc 3 (29:28)===
Tracks are included in digital releases "on Disc 2".
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 3:34()
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 4:15()
# (from Dissidia 012 [Duodecim] Final Fantasy) — 2:59()
# — 3:45
# — 5:21
# — 4:06
# — 5:28
===Disc 4: Limited edition DVD===
#DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY [JF2008]	
#DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY [FINAL TRAILER]	
#DISSIDIA 012[duodecim] FINAL FANTASY [TGS2010]	
#DISSIDIA 012[duodecim] FINAL FANTASY [FINAL TRAILER]	
#DISSIDIA 012[duodecim] FINAL FANTASY [Stereoscopic Promotion Mix]
==Credits==
Original Music Composed & Produced by Takeharu Ishimoto
Arranged & Remix by
*Tsuyoshi Sekito (Disc 1 2,3,7,10,11,23,28,33 / Disc 2 2)
*Keiji Kawamori (Disc 1 6,14,32,34,38)
*Mitsuto Suzuki (Disc 2 7,12,13)
*Rieko Mikoshiba (Disc 1 16)
Cantata Mortis & God in Fire
*Music: Takeharu Ishimoto
*Arrangers: Kentaro Sato (Ken-P) / Bruce Somers
*Lyrics: Team Chaos / DAGMUSIC LTD
*Latin Translation: Dr. Robert Zaslavsky
*Orchestra: FILMharmonic Orchestra Prague
*Choir: FILMharmonic Choir Prague
*Performance: kidneythieves
*Vocals: Free Dominguez
*Guitar: Bruce Somers
Original Composers
*Nobuo Uematsu: Final Fantasy I~XI
*Junya Nakano: Final Fantasy X
*Naoshi Mizuta: Final Fantasy XI
*Hitoshi Sakimoto: Final Fantasy XII
*Masashi Hamauzu: Final Fantasy X, XIII
==Limited edition==
A limited edition features a "rectangular" album jacket with the Cosmos side artwork on the front and Chaos side at the back. It carries the catalog number SQEX-10235-6 and priced at 4,200 yen. This edition also includes a Music Clip DVD featuring the game's trailers and promotional videos.
==Behind the scenes==
*As with Dissidia, the ending theme plays all the ending themes heard throughout the series with some changes.
**Final Fantasy III's ending theme plays a segment of "Eternal Wind".
**Final Fantasy IV's ending theme plays a segment of "Red Wings".
**Final Fantasy VI's ending theme "Balance is Restored" plays a segment of "Terra's Theme".
**Final Fantasy X's ending theme plays more of "To Zanarkand".
**Final Fantasy XI's "Distant Worlds" is added.
**Final Fantasy XII's ending theme "Main Theme/Battle of Freedom" is added.
**Final Fantasy XIII's Main Theme "The Promise" is added.
*DLC music packs from Final Fantasy I, Final Fantasy II, Final Fantasy III, Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy V, Final Fantasy VI, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VIII, Final Fantasy IX, Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy XI, Final Fantasy XII, and Final Fantasy XIII were released on the PSN. These packs include at least 3 BGMs from their original games.
**Final Fantasy I includes "Airship", "Battle", "Castle Cornelia", "Menu Screen", and "Chaos Shrine".
**Final Fantasy II includes "Tower of the Magi", "The Princess's Seduction", and "Revival".
**Final Fantasy III includes "The Boundless Ocean", "Good Ol' Fellows", and "Forbidden Land".
**Final Fantasy IV includes "Golbez, Clad in Dark", "Giant of Babil", and "Zeromus".
**Final Fantasy V includes "Battle II", "The Evil Lord Exdeath", and "The Dawn Warriors".
**Final Fantasy VI includes "Phantom Train", "Protect the Espers!", and "Magitek Research Facility".
**Final Fantasy VII includes "Crazy Motorcycle", "Electric de Chocobo", and "Birth of a God".
**Final Fantasy VIII includes "Liberi Fatali", "The Landing", and "Shuffle or Boogie".
**Final Fantasy IX includes "Fear My Blade", "Hunter's Chance", and "Roses of May".
**Final Fantasy X includes "Enemy Attack", "Assault", and "Final Battle".
**Final Fantasy XI includes "Vana'diel March", "Ragnarok", and "Fighters of the Crystals".
**Final Fantasy XII includes "Flash of Steel", "Discord", and "Respite".
**Final Fantasy XIII includes "Dust to Dust", "Eidolons", "Fighting Fate", "Cocoon de Chocobo", and "Eden Under Siege".
*Final Fantasy I "Battle Scene" and "Chaos Shrine" themes are the only songs to have both the original and remixed versions appear.
==External links==
*VGMdb - DISSIDIA 012[duodecim] FINAL FANTASY Original Soundtrack [Limited Edition]
*VGMdb - DISSIDIA 012[duodecim] FINAL FANTASY Original Soundtrack
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