I like how this functions like the The Professor theme, but is distinctly different so as to contrast the idea of The Professor which is spooky scary skeletons and the reality of The Professor which is solemn and tragic.
Whenever I hear the first four or five notes, my mind is just dead set on the idea that it's going to be some "Crystalanthemums"/"Crystalmanthequins" cover, but then the progression changes and it's just... exhausting. Love the theme though. And love these rare moments of van Zieks showing his human side.
Super Spoilers I kept picturing that picture when Klint is with Genshin as he writes his will with a quill under the light of candles. I can't imagine how that fateful duel went through, two close friends with their own 'twisted' way of justice, willing to die and ending each other's lives...
@@catalyst539 I feel the Professor's theme fits Genshin more. Especially when the song's in parts of Kazuma's prosecutor theme. So this version fits Klintz more
@@segafan1316 Spoilers: But it only "fits" Genshin because it was associated with him mistakenly. And thus, it's part of the Kazuma theme "revival of the prosecutor" because his goal is to clear his father's name from being known as the Professor.
@@l.n.3372 The first time we ever hear the track and about the Professor, is about the convict that rose from his grave. The percussion in the piece is meant to evoke the sound of nails hammered on a coffin. No matter how you look at it, that's uniquely Asougi and not Klimt.
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I like how this functions like the The Professor theme, but is distinctly different so as to contrast the idea of The Professor which is spooky scary skeletons and the reality of The Professor which is solemn and tragic.
"spooky scary skeletons" PLS YOU DIDNT HAVE TO DESCRIBE IT LIKE THAT 😭😭
poor barok man ... he didnt deserve what he went trough
This theme is so beautiful yet cryptic, haunting and sorrowful- it’s my favourite reminiscence theme
Van Zieks is my favorite character in these two games.
virgin zieks vs chad gregson
s p o i l e r s
That one time when this played over a picture of Klint writing his will as the last bits of the truth were revealed... I cried so hard
Okay, so it wasn't only me. That picture and the letter itself was so painful. The finality of that scene shook me deeply.
Whenever I hear the first four or five notes, my mind is just dead set on the idea that it's going to be some "Crystalanthemums"/"Crystalmanthequins" cover, but then the progression changes and it's just... exhausting.
Love the theme though. And love these rare moments of van Zieks showing his human side.
Super Spoilers
I kept picturing that picture when Klint is with Genshin as he writes his will with a quill under the light of candles. I can't imagine how that fateful duel went through, two close friends with their own 'twisted' way of justice, willing to die and ending each other's lives...
Honestly, this sounds like an old barrel organ...
I'm just thinking maybe this could've been his brother's theme
SPOILERS
His brother is the Professor, and thus his theme is the Professor’s.
It ostensibly was
@@catalyst539 I feel the Professor's theme fits Genshin more. Especially when the song's in parts of Kazuma's prosecutor theme. So this version fits Klintz more
@@segafan1316
Spoilers:
But it only "fits" Genshin because it was associated with him mistakenly. And thus, it's part of the Kazuma theme "revival of the prosecutor" because his goal is to clear his father's name from being known as the Professor.
@@l.n.3372 The first time we ever hear the track and about the Professor, is about the convict that rose from his grave.
The percussion in the piece is meant to evoke the sound of nails hammered on a coffin.
No matter how you look at it, that's uniquely Asougi and not Klimt.
this reminds me so much of PL and the curious village, can't say why
Kinda reminds me of forgotten legend from AJ.
bangjeeks
barok if indian