Music of the Soulcalibur series

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Soulcalibur is a weapon-based fighting game series by Namco Bandai Games. The series revolves around a sword that, after years of bloodshed and hatred, gained a soul of its own, the Soul Edge, and the sword forged to counter it, Soulcalibur. The discography of the Soulcalibur series consists of two soundtrack albums for the first game in the series, Soul Edge , and one soundtrack album each for Soulcalibur , Soulcalibur II , III , IV , V and VI . None of the other games in the series have received a soundtrack release.

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Music from the series was performed by a live orchestra at a concert at the Salle Pleyel in Paris in February 2017. [1]

Super Battle Sound Attack Soul Edge

Super Battle Sound Attack Soul Edge
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedSeptember 20, 1996
October 21, 1996
Genre Video game soundtrack
Length42:24
Label Media Remoras
Pony Canyon (reprint)

Super Battle Sound Attack Soul Edge is the soundtrack album for the arcade version of Soul Edge . It was composed by Namco employees Takayuki Aihara and Takanori Otsuka, with Aihara providing the majority of the tracks while Otsuka composed tracks 9, 11, 16, 20, and 25. Its 26 tracks have a duration of 42:24. The album was published by Media Remoras on September 20, 1996, with the catalog number of MRCA-20099, and reprinted by Pony Canyon a month later on October 21, 1996, with the catalog number PCCG-00365. [2]

Track list
No.TitleLength
1."The Wind and Cloud"2:44
2."Opening Title Ver. 1"0:16
3."Epic Calling!"0:15
4."Into the Battle"0:08
5."Future Dancin'"1:37
6."And the Blind Shall See"0:47
7."Heavenly Engage"3:13
8."Soul and Sword"2:47
9."Goddess in Triumph"0:50
10."Dragon's Call"2:52
11.""The Deed is Done""0:50
12."The Gears of Madness"2:47
13."Kkaduri"2:08
14."War Age"0:50
15."Horangi Arirang"2:47
16."Sparrow's Return"0:50
17."Recollect Continent"3:04
18."Bravely Folk Song"3:08
19."Sunrise Promise"0:50
20."Opening Title Ver. 2"0:27
21."The Carnage Has Begun ~ Into a Trance"0:49
22."Coming Soon"0:25
23."Courage"1:41
24."World Atlas Collapsed"2:39
25."The Last Bit of Hope ~ Dragon's Gasp"0:50
26."Finale and End Credit"1:50

Soul Edge Original Soundtrack - Khan Super Session

Soul Edge Original Soundtrack - Khan Super Session
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedDecember 18, 1996
Genre Video game soundtrack
Length58:09
Label BMG Japan

Soul Edge Original Soundtrack - Khan Super Session is the soundtrack album for the PlayStation version of Soul Edge, which contained entirely different music than the arcade version, including "The Edge of Soul", which served as this version's main theme. It was composed by Masumi Itō (tracks 1, 3, 5, 7, 11, and 14), Benten Maru (2, 8, 10, and 16), Yoshiyuki Ito (6 and 12), Aki Hata (4), and Taku Iwasaki (9, 13 and 15). Its 16 tracks have a duration of 58:09. The album was published by BMG Japan on December 18, 1996, with the catalog number BVCH-732. [3]

Track list
No.TitleLength
1."Doubtful Judgement" (Soul Edge Stage)3:46
2."The Edge of Soul" (PlayStation Intro Movie BGM)4:20
3."An Oath of the Sword" (Character Select)1:33
4."P.N.K.N." (Coloseum – Asia Stages)3:46
5."Castaway into Darkness" (Cervantes)3:42
6."Hagakure" (Mitsurugi)3:58
7."Eternal Memories" (Name Entry)1:31
8."A Haunting Wind" (Taki)3:58
9."Another Fanatic" (Voldo)3:43
10."Moonlight Shadows" (Li Long)4:25
11."A Continental Gale" (Rock)3:46
12."Tiny Amulet" (Seung Mina)3:44
13."Yellow Sands" (Hwang Sung)3:31
14."A Mediterranean Call" (Sophitia)3:45
15."Darkness of Fate" (Siegfreid)4:07
16."Our Way Home" (Credits BGM)4:34

Soulcalibur Original Soundtrack

Soulcalibur Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedOctober 21, 1999
Genre Video game soundtrack
Length1:02:26 (Disc 1)
10:55 (Disc 2)
Label Bandai Music Entertainment

Soulcalibur Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack album for the second game in the Soul series, Soulcalibur . It was composed by Namco employees Junichi Nakatsuru, Yoshihito Yano, Akitaka Tohyama, Takanori Otsuka, and Hideki Tobeta. Its 37 tracks span two discs and have a duration of 1:13:21. The second disc is only four tracks long, and contains two arrangements of tracks from the first disc made for the arcade version of the game as well as two additional arrangements. The album was published by Bandai Music Entertainment on October 21, 1999, with the catalog number APCG-9006. [4]

Track list

Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Light & Darkness"光と闇の闘い(オープニング)2:01
2."The Stage of History"歴史の舞台へ(キャラクターセレクト)1:07
3."The New Legend"新たなる伝説 剣聖の石庭(キリク&エッジマスター)2:37
4."Bloom and Harvest"花の盛りと実りの時 神宗帝の庭園(シャンファ)2:33
5."Sail Over the Storm"荒海を越えて インドの港街(マキシ)2:46
6."Duelists"刃に生き,刃に死す 備中高松城(御剣)2:48
7."The Cursed Soul"呪われし心臓 方広寺~地下大仏殿(タキ)2:52
8."Remembrance"懐かしい幻 秘倉マネーピッ(ヴォルド)ト2:38
9."Wings of Faith"信念の翼 エイリュディケ神殿~神々の回廊(ソフィーティア)2:37
10."In Father's Name"父の名の元に オストラインスブルク攻城戦跡(ナイトメア)2:27
11."Bred From the Gap"狭間より沸き出でし者 バルギア大神殿(アスタロス)~クンペクトー&2:40
12."Unblessed Soul"祝福されざる者 ヴァレンタイン邸(アイヴィー)2:34
13."Beyond the Horizon"地平線の果てに シルクロードの遺跡(黄星京)2:32
14."Chasing Downstream"激流の彼方 霊峰富士~地下水脈(吉光)2:44
15."Worth Dying For"死に値するもの ヴェネツィアの水路(ジークフリート)2:29
16."Gathering: Destiny Beckons"戦士たちの集い:宿命の引力 古代闘技場跡2:51
17."Eye to Eye, Blade to Blade"火花散る魂の激闘 トルコの地下迷宮~死者の間(成美那)1:31
18."Leaving the World Behind"全てを捨てて エイドリアン号と海岸砦(セルバンデス)2:51
19."Immortal Flame"不死の焔 カオス~心象世界(インフェルノ)2:44
20."Everlasting Quest"旅果つる先は…(ミッションバトル:マップ画面)1:33
21."Going to Where the Wind Blows"風に吹かれるまま(スライドショー)1:50
22."Kaleidoscope"揺れ動く未来~戦士たちの偶像(オープニングディレクション)1:22
23."Going to Where the Wind Blows: Reprise"風に吹かれるがまま:回想(アートギャラリー)2:29
24."The Seal Was Broken"解かれし封印(カードゲットジングル)0:09
25."Prepare to Unleash Yourself"白刃の煌めき(乱入ジングル1)0:08
26."Prepare to Defend Yourself"黒金の咆哮(乱入ジングル2)0:07
27."Apocalypse"黙示の時代(エンディング1)0:44
28."Sacrifice"消えゆく魂(エンディング2)0:43
29."Forever Onward"終わりなき旅(エンディング3)0:42
30."Into the Sunlight"今,光の中へ(エンディング4)0:44
31."No Remorse, No Pain"鋼の意志(エンディング5)0:42
32."The Legend Will Never Die"伝説は死なず(ネームエントリー)1:41
33."Recollection: A Tribute to Those Who Shed Red"魂の記憶:赤き血を流せし者達へ(エンドクレジット)2:10
Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Under the Star of Destiny" (arcade version)宿命の星のもと(AC版アトラクト)0:49
2."Recollection: A Tribute to Those Who Shed Red" (arcade version)AC版エンドクレジット1:57
3."Light & Darkness" (soul mix)光と闇の闘い4:55
4."Going to Where the Wind Blows" (piano mix)風に吹かれるがまま3:14

Soulcalibur II Original Soundtrack

Soulcalibur II Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedMarch 26, 2003
Genre Video game soundtrack
Length1:09:16 (Disc 1)
39:57 (Disc 2)
Label DigiCube

Soulcalibur II Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack album for the third game in the Soul series, Soulcalibur II . It was composed by Namco employees Junichi Nakatsuru, Yoshihito Yano, Asuka Sakai, Rio Hamamoto, Ryuichi Takada, and Junichi Takagi. Nakatsuru and Yano had also worked on the prequel's soundtrack. The album's 35 tracks span two discs and have a duration of 1:49:13. The album was published by DigiCube on March 26, 2003, with the catalog numbers SSCX-10086~7. [5] 28 of the tracks were included in a CD distributed with the game's strategy guide in North America titled Soulcalibur II Limited Edition Strategy Guide Soundtrack on August 21, 2003. [6] The Gamecube version of the game received an exclusive track that was a remix of The Legend of Zelda theme which played in Link's profile and Destined Battle.

Track list

Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Under The Star Of Destiny"運命の星の下に2:08
2."History Unfolds"新たな歴史の舞台へようこそ1:11
3."Unwavering Resolve"その決意に一辺の曇りなし4:18
4."Guided By Wind"己を導く風のささやき3:58
5."Evil Reborn"蘇えりし悪3:38
6."Raise Thy Sword"己が剣を高く掲げよ3:31
7."Brave Sword, Braver Soul"鋼の信念3:42
8."Chasing Death"死に急ぐが如く3:39
9."Destiny Awaits No One"運命に追い越されないように3:45
10."No Turning Back"一線を越える決断3:26
11."Eternal Struggle"終わり無き戦い3:35
12."Hubris"おごれる者は久しからず4:08
13."Confrontation"対決3:56
14."Sword Of The Patriot"愛国の剣4:12
15."Ordinary Pain"安息無き刃3:40
16."If There Were Any Other Way"非情なる宿命の絆3:27
17."Nothing To Lose"すべてを賭けて3:30
18."Hellfire"地獄の炎4:00
19."The Battle Ends"戦いの終わり0:38
20."Slave Of Desire"欲望の虜0:37
21."Burning Soul"烈火の如く燃える魂0:35
22."The Journey Continues"永遠に続く旅路0:36
23."Path Of Destiny" (arcade version)自ら切り開く運命3:06
Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Tales Of Souls And Swords"剣と魂の物語1:48
2."Quest For Glory"栄光への道3:20
3."Windshadow"闇を落とす嵐を追って2:44
4."Maze Of The Blade"剣王の墓6:49
5."Labyrinth Of Moonlight"月光の迷宮5:38
6."Whispers Of The Sword"共鳴する剣と魂1:05
7."Path Of Destiny"自ら切り開く運命5:27
8."Into The Whirlwind"戦いの嵐の中へ2:53
9."Healing Winds"戦士を癒す風2:38
10."The Noble Blade"誇り高き魂の剣0:57
11."Healing Winds:Reprise"戦士を癒す風3:17
12."Hubris:Reprise"おごれる者は久しからず3:21

Soulcalibur III Original Soundtrack

Soulcalibur III Original Soundtrack - Legend of Sounds
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedNovember 23, 2005
Genre Video game soundtrack
Length1:09:50 (Disc 1)
1:06:03 (Disc 2)
Producer Victor Entertainment

Soulcalibur III Original Soundtrack - Legend of Sounds is the soundtrack album for Soulcalibur III . It was composed by Namco employees Junichi Nakatsuru, Ryuichi Takada, and Keiki Kobayashi. Its 62 tracks span two discs and have a duration of 2:15:53. The album was published by Victor Entertainment on November 23, 2005, with the catalog number VIZL-158. [7] Like the previous soundtrack in the series, a one-disc, 35-track version of the album was included in the North American strategy guide for the game. It was released on October 25, 2005. [8]

Track list

Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Hour of Destiny"運命の満つる時へ3:50
2."Lorekeeper"伝承は語る1:24
3."History Beckons"歴史の舞台へのいざない1:33
4."Fearless Eyes"その瞳に恐れの色なし2:33
5."Call of the Ancients"古の呼び声2:20
6."Time Marches"刻まれゆく時の果て2:23
7."Wings of Despair"翼持つ死の遣い1:40
8."The Blade Seeker"死線を征く者3:01
9."Pure Breeze"穢れ無き風の調べ2:07
10."Face Your Fate"目を逸らさずに2:14
11."Confrontation"対決2:30
12."The Evil Moon"禍月の夜2:35
13."Bred from the Gap"狭間より湧き出でし者1:49
14."Sail Over the Storm"荒海を超えて2:44
15."Blind Loyalty"迷い無き忠誠2:36
16."The Cursed Image"呪われし心象2:13
17."The New Legend"新たなる伝説2:10
18."Labyrinth of Moonlight"月光の迷宮3:36
19."Through Molten Caves"灼熱の地脈を抜けて2:34
20."No Regrets"悔いることなき道行き3:08
21."Ephemeral Dream"儚く散るが故に2:18
22."Endless Warfare"果て知らぬ野望2:32
23."Water Dance"たゆたう水の舞2:53
24."Courage Ablaze"炎より勇なる者2:12
25."Beyond the Horizon"地平線の果てに2:40
26."If There Were Any Other Way"非情なる運命の絆1:51
27."Forsaken Sanctuary"忘れられし約束の地2:05
28."Catastrophe"滅びの宴2:08
29."World Distortion"歪み崩れゆく世界2:10
Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Tales of Souls"ある魂の遍歴1:25
2."Eternal Wayfarer"広大なる世界を巡り1:27
3."The Ordeal"試練の旅路1:21
4."The Intruder"聖域侵犯1:21
5."Under a Black Curse"黒き呪詛を辿って2:43
6."Tenderness"ぬくもりの記憶0:45
7."The Oath"明日への誓い1:00
8."Teardrops"哀しみの雫0:46
9."Gaze from Hell"煉獄の凝視0:46
10."Crisis"迫り来る危機0:31
11."Frailty, Thy Name Is..."弱き者、汝の名は…2:38
12."Fatal Chain"断ち切れぬ鎖0:57
13."Tiptoe"抜き足差し足0:31
14."Peaceful Days"安らぎの中に2:46
15."Memento"想い出の欠片0:52
16."Armed with Valor"その身に纏うは武勇の装束1:27
17."Battle for the Crown"栄冠を求めて1:35
18."The Gemstones"英雄の原石たち0:56
19."Radiant Souls"煌めく魂の諸相1:45
20."The Lost Chronicle"失われた年代記1:06
21."The Die is Cast"賽は投げられた1:58
22."Approaching Tempest"争嵐の予兆――出撃1:23
23."Symphony of Swords"剣たちの奏でる戦律2:47
24."Nameless Calamity"名も無き戦火4:55
25."Upon My Soul"この宿命に誓って3:08
26."Crimson Feast"血戦4:43
27."The Hollow Delusion"虚妄の帳3:26
28."Value of Tranquility"平和の価値1:12
29."Path of Destiny"運命は己が胸の内に6:31
30."Healing Winds"戦士を癒す風3:25
31."Peaceful Days" (piano version)安らぎの中に(ピアノバージョン)2:58
32."The Oath" (guitar version)明日への誓い0:57
33."Healing Winds: Reprise"戦士を癒す風2:00

Soulcalibur IV Original Soundtrack

Soulcalibur IV Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedSeptember 3, 2008
Genre Video game soundtrack
Length1:09:23 (Disc 1)
1:07:37 (Disc 2)
Label Marvelous Entertainment

Soulcalibur IV Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack album for Soulcalibur IV . It was composed by Namco employees Junichi Nakatsuru, Keiki Kobayashi, Masaharu Iwata, and Hiroyuki Fujita. Its 65 tracks span two discs and have a duration of 2:17:00. The album was published by Marvelous Entertainment on September 3, 2008, with the catalog number MJCD-20132. [9] As with the previous two games in the series, a one-disc, 22-track version of the album was included in the North American strategy guide for the game. It was released on July 22, 2008. [10] Three tracks from the Star Wars films accommodate the three guest characters: The Apprentice, Darth Vader, and Yoda. The tracks are "Duel of the Fates", "The Imperial March," "Qui-Gon's Noble End", and respectively.

Track list

Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Distant Thunder"遠雷0:35
2."Seize Your Destiny"運命をつかむために3:04
3."Revelation"太古の黙示1:31
4."The Uncovered History"見いだされた歴史の舞台1:37
5."Searching For The Truth"歴史の真実を求めて2:43
6."Immaculate Pledge"その誓いに一点の穢れなし3:08
7."To The Wind"風の生まれるところへ1:52
8."Phantasmagoria"一夜の夢のごとく3:05
9."Valiant Heart"勇気を内に秘め2:16
10."Tempered Soul"己が魂を鍛えよ2:23
11."Reign Of Doom"破滅の座2:57
12."Glacial Colosseum"氷冠の決闘場3:02
13."Infernal Offering"贄は捧げられた2:32
14."Indomitable Warrior"不撓不屈の心2:49
15."Twilight Dwellers"宵闇に生きる者たち3:12
16."Innocent Vision"ただ一時、純白の幻4:06
17."Halcyon Harbor"波路尽き、空は青2:48
18."Lost In The Mirage"惑いの回廊2:27
19."Gigantesque"そびえ立つ巨塔2:56
20."Breakthrough"切り開かざれば道はなし2:28
21."Destiny Will Tell"宿命は争えず2:25
22."The Supreme Sword"頂に立つ者2:51
23."Raging Blood"激しい血潮のたかぶり1:09
24."Confession"明かされた歴史の断片0:51
25."Fatidic Shadow"塔の暗示1:10
26."Spark Of Fate"咲くは火花、散るは命4:28
27."Thanatos"死は平等なり3:52
28."Survivor's Words"勝ち残りし者の語り1:06
Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Portrait Of A Warrior"ある戦士の肖像3:21
2."Infinite Images"無限の想像力3:02
3."Fateful Encounter"来るべき戦いの時1:43
4."The Valiant Order"勇あるもの……1:14
5."The Perfect World"完全なる世界]1:05
6."Dies Meti"恐怖の日0:38
7."The Successor"邪剣を継ぐもの1:44
8."Fate Attested By The Sword"剣の示した運命1:10
9."Bottomless Thirst"あくなき欲望1:14
10."The Sword Keeper"不死の番人1:12
11."Showdown"決着の時1:06
12."Her Decision"彼女の結論0:58
13."A Firm Resolution"揺るがぬ決意1:10
14."The Avenger"復讐を成す者1:01
15."Unflinching Choice"迷いなき選択1:29
16."Keeper Of The Balance"永劫の平衡を保つ者0:34
17."The Unleashed Despair"解き放たれた絶望1:05
18."Her Master's Way"師の流儀0:59
19."Deranged Master"狂気の主1:24
20."Chimeric Feast"異形たちの宴1:11
21."The Last Lesson"最後の稽古1:09
22."Realization"目覚め1:21
23."Restful Wind"安息の風1:08
24."Righteous Blade"義を知る者1:01
25."End Of A Journey"旅の終わりに1:10
26."Light Of Salvation"救いの光1:51
27."The Eternal Observer"永久の観察者1:21
28."The King's Sorrow"王者の哀しみ1:32
29."The Deed Is Done"偉業は成し遂げられた1:05
30."Story Teller's Bravery"語り部の勇姿1:12
31."The Iron Maiden"鋼鉄の淑女1:08
32."Fierce Way Of Life"その荒々しき生き様1:08
33."Searching For Her Clan"仲間を求めて1:05
34."Apocalypse"審判の時0:57
35."Winds And Memories"追憶は風に舞い3:50
36."Entwined Destiny"綾なす運命の絆2:39
37."Path Of Destiny"運命は己が胸の内に6:40

Soulcalibur V Original Soundtrack

Soulcalibur V Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedJanuary 31, 2012
Genre Video game soundtrack
Length51:48 (Disc 1)
56:47 (Disc 2)
45:09 (Disc 2)
Label Creative Intelligence Arts RECORDS

Soulcalibur V Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack album for Soulcalibur V . It was composed by Junichi Nakatsuru, Hiroki Kikuta, Tomoki Miyoshi, Andrew Aversa, Cris Velasco, Inon Zur, Jillian Aversa, and Jesper Kyd. Its 57 tracks span three discs and have a duration of 2:33:44. The album was published by Creative Intelligence Arts Records on January 31, 2012, with the catalog number SCV-0010112L. A one-disc, 17-track version of the album that included in the collector's edition game, was also released on January 31, 2012.

Track list

Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Sword of Resolution"覚悟もて剣を取り3:02
2."Till Fate Writes My Epitaph"運命の尽き果てるまで3:42
3."Sleepless: An Untamed Beast"餓狼は闇に啼く3:41
4."Daybreaker"曙光の一矢、野を貫き3:56
5."The Invincible Blade"極みの一刀3:54
6."Tread Ye the Path of Bravery"しからば義を為すべし4:05
7."Where Springs Not Fail"咲き誇れ、新たなる華3:56
8."Faster Than a Howling Wind"響き万雷、封魔の風切り3:43
9."Let My Soul Burn"魂の燃えさかるままに3:42
10."A High-Spirited Tiger"奔放なるは虎の申し子3:42
11."Without the Blessing of Fate"祝福なき血統3:40
12."Master of Edges"不易の剣聖3:18
13."Virtuous Heart"その心に偽りの響きなし3:03
14."Sacred Dawn"真なる夜明け4:24
Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Wings of Sorrow"悲嘆の翼3:50
2."Mischievous Whispers"否のさえずり3:22
3."Chainless Disaster"放たれた災厄3:16
4."Wandering Seer"星見の彷徨4:14
5."Blood Thirst Concerto"協奏曲「血の渇き」3:51
6."Amid the Pure Insanity"光とて差さぬ狂気の底で4:00
7."Samsara: The Wheel of Eternity"因果のさいはて3:44
8."Brutal Instinct"滅びへの衝動3:27
9."The Storm Bringer"さまよえる嵐の王3:59
10."Through the Jaws of Death"死のあぎとをかすめて3:37
11."Pavor Nocturnus"夜の領袖3:27
12."Adorned with Evil"邪なる花輪に飾られて3:58
13."Regalia"覇者の権能3:51
14."Dance of the Oracle"宣託の舞踏4:12
15."Venice Rooftops" (SCV mix)Venice Rooftops (SCV mix)3:59
Disc 3
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Chaos and Cosmos"混沌とは秩序2:45
2."The Frontier of History"まだ見ぬ歴史の舞台へ2:32
3."The Field of Honor"決闘者たちの舞台2:00
4."Artificer's Fancy"空想の匠4:23
5."Legend Unveiled"暴かれた歴史の闇1:26
6."Surge of Darkness"闇の波動0:27
7."Decisive Clash"決着の時1:35
8."Nightmare's Demise"悪夢の崩壊0:38
9."Faith and Arrogance"信仰と驕り0:41
10."Raid of Brute Force"野獣の急襲0:59
11."Code Duello"決闘者の流儀1:10
12."Holy Requisition"聖の聖なるため2:11
13."Painful Fate"悲痛なる宿命1:11
14."Gloomy Seduction"昏い誘惑1:12
15."Evil Omen"暗雲1:10
16."Home is Faraway"故郷は遥か彼方に2:12
17."A Looming Threat"危機の訪れ0:35
18."Burgeoning Darkness"芽生えた闇0:37
19."Lord of Terror"恐怖の主1:14
20."Silent Grief"声なき悲嘆1:41
21."The Brave Shall Carry On"勇をもて道拓き1:13
22."The Legendary Treasures"三宝の伝説0:40
23."Mayhem"乱戦0:40
24."Momentum"契機0:44
25."Returning Doom"破滅の再臨1:42
26."The Last Wish"願いはただひとつ1:26
27."The Siblings' Destiny"絆の行く末1:52
28."The Breeze at Dawn"生まれたばかりの風の中で6:13

Soulcalibur VI Original Soundtrack

Soulcalibur VI Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedJuly 27, 2019
Genre Video game soundtrack
Length1:07:50 (Disc 1)
47:50 (Disc 2)
1:00:48 (Disc 3)
1:01:09 (Disc 4)
Label SweepRecord
Producer Bandai Namco

Soulcalibur VI Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack album for Soulcalibur VI . It was composed by Junichi Nakatsuru, Yoshihito Yano, Syuri Misaki, Yu Sugimoto, Rio Hamamoto, and Yukihiro Jindo. Its 71 tracks span four discs and a total length of 3:56:58. The album was published by SweepRecord on July 27, 2019, with the catalog number SRIN-1161. [11]

Track list

Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."The Brave New Stage of History"新たに語られる歴史の舞台1:37
2."Undying Legend"蘇る伝説4:39
3."Standing Against the Storm"たとえ嵐吹き荒れようとも4:19
4."Under a Pledge"その誓約に星霜の陰りなし4:05
5."Darkest Shadow"闇の枢軸4:41
6."Diabolous Amalgam"禁忌の混交4:43
7."Following the Wind Trail"遼遠なる風を追って4:35
8."The Lionhearted"屈服せざる者4:23
9."Who Dare to Tread"熱火の難路を行く4:09
10."Moon of Oblivion"仮初めの月明4:25
11."Myriad Souls"天を行く億万の魂4:40
12."Deadland Call"屍骸の手招き3:50
13."Chaos Eclipse"絶異の侵食4:09
14."Fortune Favors the Brave"勇気を最後の武器に変えて4:29
15."Lineage of Destiny"宿命の血脈5:31
16."A Worthy Opponent"難敵を前にして0:13
17."Onslaught"突然の襲来0:58
18."Ferrum Recipere"鉄剣を受け入れよ1:10
19."A Laurel Crown"勝利の月桂冠1:14
Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Eternal Tales"永遠に語り継がれる物語1:40
2."Hell on Earth"漏れ出した地獄の炎0:55
3."The Chronicle of Souls"語られし魂の行跡4:05
4."Prelude"魂の序奏1:46
5."Presage of Destiny"近づく運命の予感2:21
6."Foreshadowed by Darkness"闇色の予兆2:57
7."Fated Soul"運命を胸に宿せし者3:23
8."In Full Bloom"咲き乱れし花々4:32
9."Man of Fortitude"不屈の魂を持つ男3:55
10."Fidelity in Shrouds"黒衣の忠剣4:11
11."A Zealous Herald"狂信の伝導者4:00
12."Crux of Evil"邪悪の心核3:30
13."Fate's Crossing"交錯する運命0:45
14."To Overcome Fate"運命に打ち勝つために0:50
15."The Evil Flame"瀆神の炎3:55
16."Conviction"信念の一撃0:35
17."In Memory : To Those Who Shed Blood"魂の記憶:赤き血を流せし者達へ4:28
Disc 3
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Destiny in Flux"うつろいゆく運命4:20
2."Destiny in Flux:Steel Echo"うつろいゆく運命:鋼の残響4:26
3."Destiny in Flux:Deep Reflection"うつろいゆく運命:沈思黙考4:25
4."Defiant Soul"運命に抗う者4:03
5."The Libra of Soul"揺れ動く魂の天秤2:57
6."The Hunt for the Fissures"次元の裂け目を探して3:56
7."A Bitter Decision"苦衷の選択3:50
8."Into the Fray"争乱の最前線へ3:58
9."Time of Trial"天与の試練4:28
10."Chasing the Beast"黒き獣を追って4:04
11."Endless Quest"永遠の旅路をゆく3:56
12."Unforeseen Challenge"突然の邂逅1:51
13."An Unexpected Visitor"意外なる来訪者1:26
14."Avenging Sword"復讐者の剣1:23
15."Doomsday"審判の刻4:29
16."Thwarted Ambition"打ち破られし野望0:54
17."The Nameless Ordeal"血で紡がれし試練5:07
18."Destiny Unfolds"明かされた運命0:35
Disc 4
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Pure Anger"憤怒の化身2:58
2."Fate at Its Limit"命運を危機に晒して2:43
3."Inevitable Clash"避けられぬ一戦4:06
4."Agony"責めさいなむ苦悩3:44
5."Approaching Hope"行く末に希望ありて3:07
6."Peace Within"胸に抱くべき平穏3:52
7."A Lone Soul"孤独の旅人3:26
8."Gentle Breeze"優しき風の調べ3:37
9."At the End of a Journey"遙かなる旅の終わりに3:05
10."Solemn Vow"誓い立てるべき時3:25
11."Fate Against Her"運命のしもべたらずば3:23
12."Emerging from the Abyss"深き淵より生まれし者3:04
13."B for Bravery"勇気を見せる時は今3:04
14."Days Gone By"懐かしき日々の思い出3:31
15."A Graceful Soul"その魂は典雅にして2:04
16."Soul Engraver"魂の彫像6:05
17."Healing Winds : Reminiscences"戦士を癒す風:追憶の彼方へ5:54

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