Yasuaki Iwata is a composer of video game music for Nintendo since 2013, af… Read Full Bio ↴Yasuaki Iwata is a composer of video game music for Nintendo since 2013, after graduating from University of Tokyo that year. He has composed soundtrack for games like Mario Kart 8 and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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Kass: "Ancient Song"
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@bruabs3858
This song makes me want to go outside, lay in the grass, and remember all the beautiful moments in botw.
Some like: (spoilers?)
The old man’s true identity
The memories of the champions
Pulling out the master sword
Getting into Hyrule castle
Watching all the champions fight against Ganon and help Link fight
Defeating calamity ganon
Hearing dark beast Ganon’s fight theme
Saving Zelda
And the ending, the king’s and the champion’s spirits watching over Zelda and Link
These little things in games make my heart warm and fuzzy 🥺
If I could replay this game for the first time once again, I would totally do it
@lepurpleboi3266
When you actually compare Kass to the other Rito, you realize he’s actually giant for a Rito
@karatehh6966
i mean macaws are big ass birds dude
@seven1641
This is so good. You can even hear the live performer let go of the buttons.
@HarmoniChris
Isn't that the best? I also love the Kakariko theme for the same reason; you can hear the shakuhachi player's breaths inbetween notes (particularly noticeable in the nighttime variant.)
@myapapaya2317
I couldn’t agree more!!!!!
@Frac.Razoer
you know he's on a mic and that happens.
@professionalwildbreather8835
it's weird that they usually silence those parts for better quality, but it seems people like it raw and unedited
@diliple
don't you mean kass?
@treddox5880
I adore how all the Kass riddles are pieces of the main theme. Hearing them together like this makes me wonder if they were intended to be done in a specific order. Probably not.
@peach6648
i guess you could follow the order in which they’re listed in his journal