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Warning: Spoilers. I've edited the clips out of order and out of context to minimize the spoiling of the story, but here's the warning nevertheless.


Terranigma is one of the most emotional games I've ever played, something rare during the 16-bit era of video games. This is a very obscure RPG title that was never released in the US. It is the spiritual successor to Illusion of Gaia, and shares similar themes. This arrangement is focused just on the character of Elle. More than just a love interest that gives the protagonist motivation, Elle's character gets woven throughout the storyline in many interesting ways. What I like about the game is how so much is communicated just through the imagery, the music, and the heavy hidden implications of events. When you slowly realize the truth behind your quest, you can't help but feel empathy for everyone involved.


I kept the original tune and wrapped around it using two other pieces of music from the soundtrack. This would technically make it a medley, but I refrain from using that term because the structure is different. Elle's theme is repeated at the end with a full orchestral pallete. I used a lot of sweeping strings to increase the emotional mood of the piece.


Arrangement and fan art by Jeremiah Sun


Original Composer

Masanori Hikichi

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Previews only

Terranigma Orchestrated - Prayer (Elle's Theme)

MP3 and FLAC available for Patrons. ► https://www.patreon.com/thesecondnarrator Warning: Spoilers. I've edited the clips out of order and out of context to minimize the spoiling of the story, but here's the warning nevertheless. Terranigma is one of the most emotional games I've ever played, something rare during the 16-bit era of video games.

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