Apr 11, 2021
Here’s a song for you… The Legend of Zelda by Vomitron
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Here’s a song for you… The Legend of Zelda by Vomitron
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I never watched a single episode of Got but I saw that white haired girl died. And people compare her situation with Lotor. Which is true, but whenever I see white haired dragon queen lady, and I think All/ura. You know she lost everything home, family, friends, and continued to lose everything including her own life for the man pain. So, yeah dragon lady, Lotor, and Allura got the short end of the stick after going through so much horrible stuff. Ugh.
I will never understand the Larry/Al/fo/r parallel, like they are nothing alike, the whole comparison is dumb-what because Larry uses a Altean Board sword that he never utilizes. Larry never bothered to think much about Al/fo/r in any case. And if anyone would be similar to Al/fo/r it would be his own damn daughter. Or y'know Lotor, who was an expert with the sword, was an inventor, and interested in alchemy just like Al/fo/r, and let us not forget Lotor admired Al/fo/r, he envied the fact that she got to grow up with him. So, Al/fo/r saying he's glad Lura chose Larry-sue, is total bs, like he doesn't even know anything about Larry, so as for Alfalfa could know Larry could be treating his daughter like garbage, which he does, but Al/fo/r doesn't know that.
Lotor was worse than his abusers
Allura's death was the greatest thing to ever happen to her character
Zarkon and Honerva were good people.
Larry was greatest character ever
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Track #3-33: Darkness vs Light
NOTE: No YouTube upload available. Artist: VomitroN
Original: Emperor Ing Chrysalis, Emperor Ing Spider by Kenji Yamamoto
Length: 4:37
The Emperor Ing, the mutant leader of the Ing Horde in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, has two frightening final boss themes. Following the example of the first Prime game's final boss, they are intense IDM pieces, with the second being a partial remix of the game's title theme. For this final boss, one of the few that had not yet received a remix on Harmony of a Hunter, VomitroN remixes both themes as a rock medley. The arrangement is faithful to the original songs and mixes rock instruments with the electronic sound of the Prime subseries.
This is a pretty good remix. The first phase of the Emperor Ing boss theme is a lot like the Metroid Prime's phase one, and what this remix does well is that it emphasizes the parts that are different to make for its own beast. I don't usually like the Echoes title theme, but its usage in the original phase 2 theme is distinctive and I wish that nod would have been retained; of course, this also allows the original parts of the song to shine, so the decision not to include it makes sense. The instrumentation is powerful and alternately mysterious and threatening, befitting the demonic alien leader. I had never heard the original Emperor Ing boss themes before writing up this review, but now that I have I can appreciate what this remix does even more to celebrate Echoes' freaky soundscape.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐
Track #3-32: Darkness Rising Track #3-34: A New Star