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Final Fantasy II ORIGINAL NES Full soundtrack collection OST

This is full and complete collection of Final Fantasy 2 (II) 1988 music from NES My goal is to get all the game music in one place. You can help me by donating a few cents: https://www.donationalerts.com/r/orbi... Episodes: 0:00:00 Prelude 0:00:46 Battle Theme 1 0:02:14 Revival 0:02:37 Reunion 0:02:47 The Rebel Army 0:04:02 Town 0:05:48 Main Theme 0:07:13 Castle Pandaemonium 0:08:17 The Imperial Army 0:09:46 Chocobo Theme 0:10:11 Tower of the Magi 0:11:36 Escape 0:11:56 Ancient Castle 0:12:47 Dungeon 0:14:33 The Emperor's Rebirth 0:14:59 Battle Theme 2 0:17:09 Victory 0:17:48 Finale 0:20:57 Waltz 0:21:38 The Princess's Seduction 0:22:06 Game Over 0:22:55 Fanfare 0:23:02 Join the Party! 0:23:09 Shop (Unused) 0:23:52 Airship (Unused) 0:24:49 Battle Theme 3 (Unused) 0:26:46 Dungeon (Unused) Final Fantasy II (Jap ファイナルファンタジーII fanaru fanji: tsu:) is a Japanese RPG for the Famicom console, developed and released by Square (now Square Enix) in 1988, the second part of the Final Fantasy RPG series. The game later received many remakes for consoles of various generations (WonderSwan Color, PlayStation, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation Portable), as well as for cell phones. In North America, Final Fantasy IV was released under this title, but in fact they are two completely different games, the thing is that the second and third parts were not published in the West, so the numbering was shifted by two digits. On June 16, 2009, the game became available for download through the Virtual Console service of the Nintendo Wii console. In 2010, a remake of Final Fantasy II appeared on the iOS operating system. As in the previous game, the action takes place in a fantasy world. The plot tells the story of four young men whose parents were killed during the invasion of the Palmecian Empire. Three of them join a rebel movement waging war against it. All remakes, starting with the Game Boy Advance version, also add a new storyline, Soul of Rebirth, available after the game has been completed and tells the story of how several secondary characters who died in the course of the story fight the Emperor in the afterlife. In Final Fantasy II, many gameplay elements that would later become a tradition in the Final Fantasy series appear for the first time. For example, the huge yellow chocobo birds and a character named Sid appear here for the first time, and they will be included in all future games in the series. In fact, being a sequel to Final Fantasy I, the game does not have any common characters and locations with its predecessor, a similar incoherence of parts with each other will also become characteristic of all Final Fantasy numbers. At the time of its release in 1988, Final Fantasy II was virtually unnoticed among non-Japanese reviewers, and only subsequent re-releases attracted the attention of respected critics and received positive reviews.