Order here: (Do note the lyrics are often jumbled up as they are all different parts that are spliced together/randomized, so for this iteration, this is how the lyrics go.) This is all up to about 5:48 or so where it later transitions into the boss variation which has fewer lyrics to go off of which is more repetitive than the original song hence why it will not be added. Lyrics: Waiting for shining stars to fall I am lost and I am found Walking in the darkness Looking for the star and escape Who are you and who am I? Wandering around the space You can do it I do pretend In the mist can I trust you without rules Now the moonlight shows me my role Nobody knows the truth Believe in yourself Call me please if you need me I want to change my mind But if you don't need me I want to shut down the door Realization for dreams wake me now And let me go do my best Imagination for dreams yes I know Battle on the same planet You are lost and you're found Waiting for the daybreak Searching for the light every night Where are you and where am I? Wandering around the town I do make it We are creatures. In the end can I trust you from my heart? Now the moonlight shows me my role Nobody knows the way. Believe in yourself Call you again 'cause I'm lonely I want to change my mind But if you don't need me What can I do tell me? Realization for dreams wake me now and let me go do my best Imagination for defense, yes we do I am on this blue planet! [interlude] I have a secret Keeping it mind You can't read my heart Why did you help me? [Saxophone + Guitar] Please stay with me Please leave me alone So much emotion My heart's like a forest But I must keep running Go ahead! Try! Realization for dreams, wake me now and let me go be with you Imagination for truth, yes we do I am on this blue planet! Realization for truth, wake me now And let me go be with you Imagination for truth, yes I know Battle on the same planet.
So they ARE randomised! Jesus Christ, every time I heard the song and was trying to sing along, it drove me insane after always getting the lyrics wrong, each replay it was like the song was gaslighting me!
Listening to this track in game, the lyrics seem vastly different than this version of the song. Including the song itself is different. I'm sure there's actually two versions of this song. Edit: Yes, there's indeed two versions of the song, one battle and one non-battle. However the lyrics are still different
It makes more sense if you played Episode 4, it plays during the mission when you fight Bethor. Most of the phantasms you fight in the Tokyo missions were those that Bethor controlled, including Train Ghidoran. The Tanks, Zombies, and Helicopters were the ones Hagith controlled.
1:08 There's something about this part of the song, whether it's the battle version or not, that makes me involuntarily tear up. I've no idea why. Something about the way it sounds that just hits really deep down I guess, I've honestly no clue what it is
I think it's because back then we're used to be more uplifted and inspired. this song kinda sotftens the loneliness a little bit, other pso2 songs gave me a similar feeling
Same here. But through my imagination - it's like ARKS agents and Earth Defense Force standing on the roof of skyscrapers, looking at the sunset/sunrise, saying something like: "Fighting for what we live. Living for what we're given." and then - they're arming photon arts/weapons and getting into the battle, on ground and in the air, opposing against phantasm and falspawn forces. Like this music is the final borderline to get the outcome - us, or them. Uniting all people together.
I think it might be the tone… I haven’t played through the whole game and I’m a new PSU player but I somehow feel hella nostalgic hearing this even playing PSO2 despite never have played any PSU titles before NGS.
@@lgmasco i swear the music in base had some soul but the direction here in ngs feel generic. Im sorry but the music feels kinda stock like you would hear it in other games. I believe they should wild and loose with music like on base.
Just got to this map today and I lost my fucking shit with the day time map. Got disconnected, came back and then the night theme started playing- jesus.. CHRISTTTT
"No matter, what country our home is... We are born on Earth. And this is our Homeworld! We will defend it! Whatever it takes!..." Don't know why, but that's what I get when playing on this map. Awesome track, yet for many people It doesn't mean something like this. Just my own imagination...
I waste as much time as possible running through Tokyo to the target location just so that I can enjoy this music for longer. Now, if that accursed train hydra would stop ruining my groove...
This seems to be a custom mix of the several battle tracks for Tokyo Night. If so this is very nicely put together, especially fond of the ending portion!
Aside from this I've never heard a song with randomized lyrics. It ends up sounding really silly sometimes, but it's cool that it sorta works and the track is a banger regardless lol
Remember running with my CAST through the night roads of tokyo while hearing this music and finding a fucking mecha train to fight while i was doing it. Coolest shiz i saw in a game.
Each time I hear a music from this game, the Tokyo track in particular, my eyes get wet because of the memories (no joking). PSO2 was so good compared to that NGS shit.
@@xristoskaba9383 are you only able to play story missions once then? Not sure why theres an implication that this content isnt available from your initial comment about being able to replay it due to it coming to NA?
@@raventhorX No, you can also play it through side missions (many of which are replayable). Also, story mode is replayable. I think that. I think that they just did not play the game in a long while, either because they got tired of the JP version or any othe reason, really.
Regardless of the general Western opinion of EP 4's story, it's hard to deny that they introduced some really cool and batshit insane stuff such as Train Ghidoran and IJN Yamato on crack.
@@Soraion- god I cant WAIT for persona in NA, didn't get far enough in the story in jp to have context for that, but I absolutely loved seeing that EQ pop up.
Around the second half of EP4, I surprisingly got *pretty* invested in the story... but that still does not make me forgive the crime that was the reverse-SAO fourth wall break at the beginning... it felt like a complete trainwreck in consistency with the setting and story arc (remember at the end of EP3 when Xiao and the MC promised they would find a way to save Persona while figuring out how to seal the Profound Darkness? Then 2 years later the MC wakes up from cryo and it's like everyone just kinda shrugged and forgot about it... so much for the power of ideals and friendship. Poor Persona.) and my cognition of the entire PSO universe got pulled out from under my feet. Worse off, it killed my roleplaying spirit each and every time I got called out by the characters for being some person behind a screen. It completely broke the veil of fantasy for me... The train and the Yamato are pretty cool, though... and Mother is a villain I can take seriously; unlike her cronies... though I'll give the lesser villains credit for being cartoonishly entertaining. It was sort of endearing.
@@SylumSolosEverything Fun fact, pretty much everything in Episode 4 is extremely relevant to the plot of episode 6. As weird as it is to say, it's actually the explanation for Shiva's motivations as well as explaining what the photoners were doing with their failed attempts to replicate Xion. As much as the whole Isekai thing is pretty awkward, it is pretty much the ideal way to raise an army to figure out what happened in Mother's absence since we'd pretty much all jump at it. Me and a friend of mine went over everything and were actually really surprised how important Ep4 is to the plot.
I've never had any issues with the Las Vegas area. Mostly due to the lunar matriarch quest giving me a good understanding of the Ridroid controls. Just doesn't bother me anymore.
@@jehuty8839 A lot of OG PSO’s aesthetics and story progression were a lot different, in a better way, than PSO2 imo. PSO took itself a bit more seriously with its story and characters. The overall story narrative was much more mature and presented in a much more interesting way. You could still make crazy characters and there was some fun music but generally it matched the setting of what you were doing: working as a mercenary for your nomadic civilization while uncovering dangerous state secrets. PSO2 sorta feels like you never actually leave the casino area. Too many flashing screen notifs, the way that ARKS is presented makes the whole thing seem like a game show rather than a serious paramilitary organization. Don’t get me wrong, I love lots of things about PSO2, and I think fun, less serious settings and aesthetics should be available in the game, but it overall feels like it has Sword Art Online levels of unseriousness.
@@lambnathan97 You know what. That's valid and a very constructive reply. Have my upvote. I do wish we went back to PSO1 style of storytelling but PSO2 is fine for a free game.
Facts. I was literally just saying this and how PSO2 is basically just PSO in name only. They're drastically different in tone and appearance. PSO was literally almost a horror game and the stories, atmosphere, music and characters supported that. There was always a sense of dread and mystery surrounding Ragol that PSO2 fails to capture for me. I miss that about PSO.
Order here: (Do note the lyrics are often jumbled up as they are all different parts that are spliced together/randomized, so for this iteration, this is how the lyrics go.) This is all up to about 5:48 or so where it later transitions into the boss variation which has fewer lyrics to go off of which is more repetitive than the original song hence why it will not be added.
Lyrics:
Waiting for shining stars to fall
I am lost and I am found
Walking in the darkness
Looking for the star
and escape
Who are you and who am I?
Wandering around the space
You can do it
I do pretend
In the mist can I trust you
without rules
Now the moonlight shows
me my role
Nobody knows the truth
Believe in yourself
Call me please if you need me
I want to change my mind
But if you don't need me
I want to shut down the door
Realization for dreams
wake me now
And let me go do my best
Imagination for dreams
yes I know
Battle on the same planet
You are lost and you're found
Waiting for the daybreak
Searching for the light
every night
Where are you and where am I?
Wandering around the town
I do make it
We are creatures.
In the end can I trust you
from my heart?
Now the moonlight shows
me my role
Nobody knows the way.
Believe in yourself
Call you again 'cause I'm lonely
I want to change my mind
But if you don't need me
What can I do tell me?
Realization for dreams
wake me now
and let me go do my best
Imagination for defense, yes we do
I am on this blue planet!
[interlude]
I have a secret
Keeping it mind
You can't read my heart
Why did you help me?
[Saxophone + Guitar]
Please stay with me
Please leave me alone
So much emotion
My heart's like a forest
But I must keep running
Go ahead!
Try!
Realization for dreams,
wake me now
and let me go be with you
Imagination for truth, yes we do
I am on this blue planet!
Realization for truth,
wake me now
And let me go be with you
Imagination for truth, yes I know
Battle on the same planet.
So they ARE randomised! Jesus Christ, every time I heard the song and was trying to sing along, it drove me insane after always getting the lyrics wrong, each replay it was like the song was gaslighting me!
Listening to this track in game, the lyrics seem vastly different than this version of the song. Including the song itself is different.
I'm sure there's actually two versions of this song.
Edit: Yes, there's indeed two versions of the song, one battle and one non-battle. However the lyrics are still different
still makes me cry with the memories...
Still waiting for NGS to fill that void with something for me to care about in the Story...
I miss vanilla PSO2...
05:49 When you always missed the train so now the train makes sure it doesn't miss you.
Lmao thats peak comedy there
That's funny! Now I can at least chuckle while my nervous system pushes the panic button the next time I run into this monster.
@@SylumSolosEverything Fighting this thing as a Fighter or Hero is literally panic attack incarnate.
Ranger and Force laugh at its face tho
@@sayospecter6731 playing this with hero is the best. you hear nothing but ding ding ding
@@zsno And then Braver goes "brrrrrr" and hacks it to pieces while invincible.
NGS dev team needs to take notes. Not sure why they altered iconic things like bgms like this one…
Exactly what's on my mind right now bro!
I didn't know what to expect hoping into tokyo. But that shit was absolutely fire.
so glad it plays in the tokyo gold and rainbow bonus quests instead of the day version.
It makes more sense if you played Episode 4, it plays during the mission when you fight Bethor. Most of the phantasms you fight in the Tokyo missions were those that Bethor controlled, including Train Ghidoran. The Tanks, Zombies, and Helicopters were the ones Hagith controlled.
1:08 There's something about this part of the song, whether it's the battle version or not, that makes me involuntarily tear up. I've no idea why. Something about the way it sounds that just hits really deep down I guess, I've honestly no clue what it is
I think it's because back then we're used to be more uplifted and inspired. this song kinda sotftens the loneliness a little bit, other pso2 songs gave me a similar feeling
Same here. But through my imagination - it's like ARKS agents and Earth Defense Force standing on the roof of skyscrapers, looking at the sunset/sunrise, saying something like: "Fighting for what we live. Living for what we're given." and then - they're arming photon arts/weapons and getting into the battle, on ground and in the air, opposing against phantasm and falspawn forces. Like this music is the final borderline to get the outcome - us, or them. Uniting all people together.
Feel you man. NGS dropping today, it's even stronger and feels way more nostalgic already.
I think it might be the tone… I haven’t played through the whole game and I’m a new PSU player but I somehow feel hella nostalgic hearing this even playing PSO2 despite never have played any PSU titles before NGS.
U big baby
Never drive with this song on. You will feel invincible.
i killed 10 pedestrians
Rookie numbers.
ah it took 8 years to get to play this game... Feels great to finally play this game.
I went in blind a week ago, already clocked 100 hours. An absolute joy to play and immerse yourself into especially during quarantine.
Been playing since the beta on XBox, and happily have over 1400 hours logged.
This game is freaking magical.
I wish I could play it I’m on ps
@@air_born_ninja Try it on PC if you have a halfway-decent one -- base PSO2 is very easy to run even with old hardware
@@equinshadox I don’t have a pc 😢
2 years later where are bangers like this in pso2 ngs. The music in NGS dont hit the quality of music in base.
surprisingly enough it's the same composers, I don't know how it got so downgraded. nothing like this, mining base defense, divide quests etc
@@lgmasco i swear the music in base had some soul but the direction here in ngs feel generic. Im sorry but the music feels kinda stock like you would hear it in other games. I believe they should wild and loose with music like on base.
Just got to this map today and I lost my fucking shit with the day time map. Got disconnected, came back and then the night theme started playing- jesus.. CHRISTTTT
Yo this is in 8 years lol, Sign me up as an Arks Operative.
"No matter, what country our home is... We are born on Earth. And this is our Homeworld! We will defend it! Whatever it takes!..."
Don't know why, but that's what I get when playing on this map. Awesome track, yet for many people It doesn't mean something like this. Just my own imagination...
When she goes "i have a secreeeeeeet" that shit slaps everytime
Endless bonus key grinding...
I waste as much time as possible running through Tokyo to the target location just so that I can enjoy this music for longer. Now, if that accursed train hydra would stop ruining my groove...
I feel like im dreaming like its not real for 8 years.
Me and the boys Naruto running through future Tokyo.
Accurate.
I like to think of it more like Sonic running.
I mean it could be either sonic or naruto running, sonic kinda runs in the same way
Hahahahahahahhaha nice
This seems to be a custom mix of the several battle tracks for Tokyo Night. If so this is very nicely put together, especially fond of the ending portion!
Aside from this I've never heard a song with randomized lyrics. It ends up sounding really silly sometimes, but it's cool that it sorta works and the track is a banger regardless lol
So we have 7 years to prepare for Trainzilla.
Remember running with my CAST through the night roads of tokyo while hearing this music and finding a fucking mecha train to fight while i was doing it.
Coolest shiz i saw in a game.
I'm gonna go apeshit if 2028 isn't like this
Each time I hear a music from this game, the Tokyo track in particular, my eyes get wet because of the memories (no joking). PSO2 was so good compared to that NGS shit.
7 year remaining before we enjoy it live in tokyo bois
4:47 gave me good chills
I clicked the timestamp and immediately got chills too
REALIZATION!!!!
06:52 When you finally finish Waiting for Shining Stars to fall.
Finally! The full mix!!!
WAITING FOR SHINING STARS TO FALL
I loved playing this mission with all the speed boosters i miss this game so much
You can still play it. Especially now that it's going to get a western release this spring!
Is the mission this was for like a one time thing or something?
@@raventhorX No, it is part of the story mode, so I don't think so.
@@xristoskaba9383 are you only able to play story missions once then? Not sure why theres an implication that this content isnt available from your initial comment about being able to replay it due to it coming to NA?
@@raventhorX No, you can also play it through side missions (many of which are replayable). Also, story mode is replayable. I think that. I think that they just did not play the game in a long while, either because they got tired of the JP version or any othe reason, really.
まじこの曲いい
This beat rules.
Find recyclable bottles
BANGER
"mission, kill road roller" normal players ok
who watch jojo bizzare adventures "RODER ROLLA DAAAAAA"
That was literally me when I saw that enemy.
It's road roller da.
Please don't do that
and the fact that Ophiel (The Doctor Mother cluster ) is voiced by Dio in JP version
MUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
who is the artist / vocalist?
1:09
3:47 ....licc
Me playing story mode on chap 4: man this sucks, the story got so weird and-
Me: **reaches this stage and hears the music**
Me:YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Regardless of the general Western opinion of EP 4's story, it's hard to deny that they introduced some really cool and batshit insane stuff such as Train Ghidoran and IJN Yamato on crack.
Just wait until Falz Persona comes to global
@@Soraion- god I cant WAIT for persona in NA, didn't get far enough in the story in jp to have context for that, but I absolutely loved seeing that EQ pop up.
Around the second half of EP4, I surprisingly got *pretty* invested in the story... but that still does not make me forgive the crime that was the reverse-SAO fourth wall break at the beginning... it felt like a complete trainwreck in consistency with the setting and story arc (remember at the end of EP3 when Xiao and the MC promised they would find a way to save Persona while figuring out how to seal the Profound Darkness? Then 2 years later the MC wakes up from cryo and it's like everyone just kinda shrugged and forgot about it... so much for the power of ideals and friendship. Poor Persona.) and my cognition of the entire PSO universe got pulled out from under my feet. Worse off, it killed my roleplaying spirit each and every time I got called out by the characters for being some person behind a screen. It completely broke the veil of fantasy for me...
The train and the Yamato are pretty cool, though... and Mother is a villain I can take seriously; unlike her cronies... though I'll give the lesser villains credit for being cartoonishly entertaining. It was sort of endearing.
@@SylumSolosEverything Fun fact, pretty much everything in Episode 4 is extremely relevant to the plot of episode 6. As weird as it is to say, it's actually the explanation for Shiva's motivations as well as explaining what the photoners were doing with their failed attempts to replicate Xion. As much as the whole Isekai thing is pretty awkward, it is pretty much the ideal way to raise an army to figure out what happened in Mother's absence since we'd pretty much all jump at it. Me and a friend of mine went over everything and were actually really surprised how important Ep4 is to the plot.
muito boa a musica da uma energia na gente
Run like Naruto and spam-jump.
I love getting destroyed by the Train Ghidoran to this song 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
When Sega was on funky English lyrics before they acquired Atlus and Person.
They always have been ever played sonic
That feel when a Microsoft exclusive cross over with a Sony exclusive
Tonight. After work.
Gonna play *so much NGS!*
Let's GOOOOOOOO!!
Tokyo Gold Bonus theme?
Sure is!
You wouldn't know, because it's over so fast. lol
God, Tokyo was fun as hell.
Unlike the dumpster fire that is Las Vegas.
Ugh...freaking ride-roid controls.
>Las Vegas
>USA
>Literal dumpsterfire
I see what you did there, SEGA :')
Ikr? I always go to Tokyo but Las Vegas was just so annoying to navigate. I hate sounding like weeb trash when I say Tokyo is the best area too, lol
I actually like las vegas, weird
I've never had any issues with the Las Vegas area. Mostly due to the lunar matriarch quest giving me a good understanding of the Ridroid controls. Just doesn't bother me anymore.
@@primrose6794
Agreed. It wasn't easy to learn, for me at least, but practice made proficient. I've come to like running over the jellyfish aliens.
Is this the same singer as Ignite Infinity from Portable 2?
I want to run through the Tokyo streets without a mask.
3:01
4:15
Who else hears Mario Rainbow road at 5:50
God, I hate Train Ghidora
I miss when PSO was a space-themed sci-fi RPG and not a cringe J-Pop simulator
Always has been
It never left J-Pop. Not sure what Sci-Fi JRPG you played.
@@jehuty8839 A lot of OG PSO’s aesthetics and story progression were a lot different, in a better way, than PSO2 imo. PSO took itself a bit more seriously with its story and characters. The overall story narrative was much more mature and presented in a much more interesting way. You could still make crazy characters and there was some fun music but generally it matched the setting of what you were doing: working as a mercenary for your nomadic civilization while uncovering dangerous state secrets. PSO2 sorta feels like you never actually leave the casino area. Too many flashing screen notifs, the way that ARKS is presented makes the whole thing seem like a game show rather than a serious paramilitary organization.
Don’t get me wrong, I love lots of things about PSO2, and I think fun, less serious settings and aesthetics should be available in the game, but it overall feels like it has Sword Art Online levels of unseriousness.
@@lambnathan97 You know what. That's valid and a very constructive reply. Have my upvote. I do wish we went back to PSO1 style of storytelling but PSO2 is fine for a free game.
Facts. I was literally just saying this and how PSO2 is basically just PSO in name only. They're drastically different in tone and appearance. PSO was literally almost a horror game and the stories, atmosphere, music and characters supported that. There was always a sense of dread and mystery surrounding Ragol that PSO2 fails to capture for me. I miss that about PSO.
I hate this song the most
Me too man. Me too. I avoid this area because of it.
Two losers who wouldn't know good music if it shot them in the leg.
2:11