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* Raging Waves (''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpyD1VpgVdc Samurai Warriors 2]]'', ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc7CdtiWLUg Samurai Warriors 4]]''), the theme for the Shikoku campaign, is chock-full of shamisen shredding... fitting for a song associated with [[MusicalAssassin Motochika Chokosabe]]. The ''Samurai Warriors 4'' version makes it even more awesome by adding a dance beat. It becomes even more epic in the second game Motochika's Dream Stage where he fights the hypothetical Oda Army on Shikoku, [[UpToEleven twice the size of the original Toyotomi one]].
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* Raging Waves (''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpyD1VpgVdc Samurai Warriors 2]]'', ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc7CdtiWLUg Samurai Warriors 4]]''), the theme for the Shikoku campaign, is chock-full of shamisen shredding... fitting for a song associated with [[MusicalAssassin Motochika Chokosabe]]. The ''Samurai Warriors 4'' version makes it even more awesome by adding a dance beat. It becomes even more epic in the second game Motochika's Dream Stage where he fights the hypothetical Oda Army on Shikoku, [[UpToEleven twice the size of the original Toyotomi one]].one.
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Spoilers shouldn't be marked on Awesome subpages.
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* The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qhVZY5Y2bM Yamazaki battle theme]] from first game is possibly '''the best''' compared to the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N7H8y_UKKI second]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If2PGBWmzxI third]] game's version. It brings chills where it indicates how people take Mitsuhide's betrayal seriously and wants him to be punished. It's a good thing the first game's version return in ''VideoGame/WarriorsOrochi 3'', where the human resistance is facing against Susano'o's Mystic army. It's also the stage where the Mystic leader reveals to the humans that [[spoiler:Daji]] has been hiding [[spoiler:Orochi X's]] corpse to try to resurrect him. No wonder KOEI use the first game's music, which is more haunting and thus reflecting the danger that is faced by humans once again.
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* The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qhVZY5Y2bM Yamazaki battle theme]] from first game is possibly '''the best''' compared to the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N7H8y_UKKI second]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If2PGBWmzxI third]] game's version. It brings chills where it indicates how people take Mitsuhide's betrayal seriously and wants him to be punished. It's a good thing the first game's version return in ''VideoGame/WarriorsOrochi 3'', where the human resistance is facing against Susano'o's Mystic army. It's also the stage where the Mystic leader reveals to the humans that [[spoiler:Daji]] Daji has been hiding [[spoiler:Orochi X's]] Orochi X's corpse to try to resurrect him. No wonder KOEI use the first game's music, which is more haunting and thus reflecting the danger that is faced by humans once again.
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* Raging Waves (''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpyD1VpgVdc Samurai Warriors 2]]'', ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc7CdtiWLUg Samurai Warriors 4]]''), the theme for the Shikoku campaign, is chock-full of shamisen shredding... fitting for a song associated with [[MusicalAssassin Motochika Chokosabe]]. The ''Samurai Warriors 4'' version makes it even more awesome by adding a dance beat. It becomes even more epic in the second game Motochika's Dream Stage where he fights the [[spoiler:hypothetical Oda Army on Shikoku, [[UpToEleven twice the size of the original Toyotomi one]]]].
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* Raging Waves (''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpyD1VpgVdc Samurai Warriors 2]]'', ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc7CdtiWLUg Samurai Warriors 4]]''), the theme for the Shikoku campaign, is chock-full of shamisen shredding... fitting for a song associated with [[MusicalAssassin Motochika Chokosabe]]. The ''Samurai Warriors 4'' version makes it even more awesome by adding a dance beat. It becomes even more epic in the second game Motochika's Dream Stage where he fights the [[spoiler:hypothetical hypothetical Oda Army on Shikoku, [[UpToEleven twice the size of the original Toyotomi one]]]].one]].
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o/~ Ohhh if you want to be possessive it's just I-T-S / But if it's supposed to be a contraction then it's I-T-apostrophe-S! o/~ And that's not how to format a wiki link. And examples don't get blank lines between them.
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* Many of Spirit of Sanada's soundtracks could qualify but 'Defender of Awa- Masayuki' is a definite highlight which depicts Masayuki as a heroic, exuberant figure and plays during the story's more pivotal moments.
* The trailer music for "Samurai Warriors 5" has a nice fusion of techno and oriental styles, as well as incorporating more rock like it's sister series [[Dynasty Warriors]].
* The trailer music for "Samurai Warriors 5" has a nice fusion of techno and oriental styles, as well as incorporating more rock like it's sister series [[Dynasty Warriors]].
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* Many Among ''Spirit of Spirit of Sanada's soundtracks could qualify but Sanada''[='=]s soundtracks, 'Defender of Awa- Masayuki' is a definite highlight which depicts Masayuki as a heroic, exuberant figure and plays during the story's more pivotal moments.
moments.
* The trailer music for"Samurai ''Samurai Warriors 5" 5'' has a nice fusion of techno and oriental styles, as well as incorporating more rock like it's its sister series [[Dynasty Warriors]].series, ''Dynasty Warriors''.
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Many of Spirit of Sanada's soundtracks could qualify but 'Defender of Awa- Masayuki' is a definite highlight which depicts Masayuki as a heroic, exuberant figure and plays during the story's more pivotal moments.
The trailer music for "Samurai Warriors 5" has a nice fusion of techno and oriental styles, as well as incorporating more rock like it's sister series [[Dynasty Warriors]].
The trailer music for "Samurai Warriors 5" has a nice fusion of techno and oriental styles, as well as incorporating more rock like it's sister series [[Dynasty Warriors]].
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* Many of Spirit of Sanada's soundtracks could qualify but 'Defender of Awa- Masayuki' is a definite highlight which depicts Masayuki as a heroic, exuberant figure and plays during the story's more pivotal moments.
moments.
* The trailer music for "Samurai Warriors 5" has a nice fusion of techno and oriental styles, as well as incorporating more rock like it's sister series [[Dynasty Warriors]].
* The trailer music for "Samurai Warriors 5" has a nice fusion of techno and oriental styles, as well as incorporating more rock like it's sister series [[Dynasty Warriors]].
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Many of Spirit of Sanada's soundtracks could qualify but 'Defender of Awa- Masayuki' is a definite highlight which depicts Masayuki as a heroic, exuberant figure and plays during the story's more pivotal moments.
The trailer music for "Samurai Warriors 5" has a nice fusion of techno and oriental styles, as well as incorporating more rock like it's sister series [[Dynasty Warriors]].
The trailer music for "Samurai Warriors 5" has a nice fusion of techno and oriental styles, as well as incorporating more rock like it's sister series [[Dynasty Warriors]].
