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There are 10 whole FF1 tracks in Theatrhythm Final Bar Line

• Opening Theme (EMS)
• Main Theme of Final Fantasy (FMS)
• Castle Cornelia (FMS)
• Battle (BMS)
• Opening Theme (FMS)
• Mini Boss Battle (BMS)
  
  Matoya’s Cave (FMS)
• Mt. Gulg (FMS)
• Airship (FMS)
• Sunken Shrine (FMS)
• Final Battle (BMS)

FF2 is represented by 11 music tracks:

• The Rebel Army (EMS)
• Battle 1 (BMS)
• The Rebel Army (BMS)
• Town (FMS)
• Main Theme of Final Fantasy II (FMS)
• Dungeon (FMS)
• The Imperial Army (FMS)
• Chocobo Theme (FMS)
• Tower of the Magi (FMS)
• Battle Theme A (BMS)
• Battle Theme 2 (BMS)
• Finale (FMS)

There’s 13 phases that includes 12 tracks from FF3 within the base model of Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, and so they’re as follows:

• Aria, the Maiden of Water (EMS)
• Crystal Cave (FMS)
• Battle 1 (BMS)
• Eternal Wind (FMS)
• The Boundless Ocean (FMS)
• Aria, the Maiden of Water (FMS)
• Megalopolis Saronia (FMS)
• Doga and Unei (FMS)
• The Invincible (FMS)
• Forbidden Land Eureka (FMS)
• Crystal Tower (FMS)
• Battle 2 (BMS)
• Dark Crystal (FMS)
• Final Battle (BMS)

As we transfer on as much as the Super Nintendo period of Final Fantasy, with that much-improved sound chip, FF4 finds itself with 12 phases utilizing 11 tracks within the base Theatrhythm Final Bar Line track checklist:

• Theme of Love (EMS)
• The Red Wings (FMS)
• Theme of Love (FMS)
• Final Fanasy IV Main Theme (FMS)
• Battle 1 (BMS)
• Airship (FMS)
• Trojan Beauty (FMS)
• Tower of Zot (FMS)
• Within the Giant (FMS)
• Battle 2 (BMS)
• Battle With the Four Fiends (BMS)
• Lunar Whale (FMS)
• Another Moon (FMS)
• The Final Battle (BMS)

FF5 will get a larger-than-average 16 phases utilizing 15 completely different tracks within the Theatrhythm Final Bar Line playlist – any person at Square should be a very huge fan of this traditional Super Famicom rating!

• Home, Sweet Home (EMS)
• Final Fantasy V Main Theme (BMS)
• Four Hearts (FMS)
• Battle 1 (BMS)
• Harvest (FMS)
• To the North Mountain (FMS)
• Library of the Ancients (FMS)
• Mambo de Chocobo (FMS)
• Home, Sweet Home (FMS)
• The Airship (FMS)
• Battle 2 (BMS)
• The Dawn Warriors (BMS)
• A New World (FMS)
• In Search of Light (FMS)
• The Decisive Battle (BMS)
• The Final Battle (BMS)

FF6 was arguably the primary entry within the collection to go sturdy on actually recognizable themes for each member of its core solid – and plenty of of these themes are represented in its 13-strong Theatrhythm track checklist for Final Bar Line:

• Celes’ Theme (EMS)
• Terra’s Theme (FMS)
• Battle (BMS)
• Lock’s Theme (BMS)
• Edgar & Sabin’s Theme (FMS)
• Protect the Esper! (BMS)
• Grand Finale (BMS)
• The Airship Blackjack (FMS)
• The Decisive Battle (BMS)
• Battle to the Death (BMS)
• Celes’ Theme (FMS)
• Searching for Friends (FMS)
• Last Dungeon (FMS)
• Dancing Mad (BMS)

Final Fantasy VII is exclusive in that it in fact has a spread of sequel video games and even a film – and Theatrhythm Final Bar Line options all of them in its track checklist. In the pursuits of tidiness, we have bunched the entire FF7 tracks collectively below this header – although denoting which challenge every monitor comes from:

Final Fantasy VII (13 tracks):

• Aerith’s Theme (EMS)
• Opening ~ Bombing Mission (BMS)
• Let the Battles Begin! (BMS)
• Fight On! (BMS)
• Crazy Motorcycle (FMS)
• Main Theme of Final Fantasy VII (FMS)
• Rufus’ Welcoming Ceremony (FMS)
• Gold Saucer (FMS)
• Cosmo Canyon (Aerith’s Theme (BMS)
• Highwind Takes to the Skies (FMS)
• Judgment Day (FMS)
• J-E-N-O-V-A (BMS)
• Birth of a God (BMS)
• One-Winged Angel (BMS)

Final Fantasy VII Advent Children (9 tracks):

• Advent: One-Winged Angel (EMS)
• Beyond the Wasteland (BMS)
• Those Who Fight ~ Piano Version (BMS)
• Aerith’s Theme ~ Piano Version (FMS)
• Battle within the Forgotten City (BMS)
• Divinity II (BMS)
• J-E-N-O-V-A ~ FF7 AC Version (BMS)
• Advent: One-Winged Angel (BMS)
• Cloud Smiles (FMS)

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII (6 tracks):

• Theme of Crisis Core ~ Succession (EMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Encounter (BMS)
• Timely Ambush ~ Let the Battles Begin (FMS)
• Flower Blooming within the Slums ~ Aerith’s Theme (FMS)
• The SOLDIER Way (BMS)
• The Price of Freedom (BMS)

Last Order: Final Fantasy VII (1 monitor):

Final Fantasy VII Remake (11 tracks):

• Hollow (EMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Bombing Mission (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Tifa’s Theme ~ Seventh Heaven (FMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Main Theme of FF7 ~ Sector 7 Undercity (FMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Let the Battles Begin ~ Ex-SOLDIER (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• The Airbuster (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Collapsed Expressway (FMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• High Five (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• J-E-N-O-V-A ~ Quickening (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Midgar Expressway (FMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• One-Winged Angel Rebirth (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}

Nobuo Uematsu’s remaining solo soundtrack effort within the FF collection, FF9 is arguably certainly one of his most interesting works. In the Theatrhythm Final Bar Line monitor checklist, FF9 is represented by 18 phases, utilizing 17 completely different tracks.

• Behind the Door (EMS)
• A Place to Call Home (FMS)
• VIvi’s Theme (FMS)
• Sword of Fury (BMS)
• Vamo’alla Flamenco (BMS)
• Battle 1 (BMS)
• Over the Hill (FMS)
• Festival of the Hunt (BMS)
• Dark City Treno (FMS)
• Rose of May (FMS)
• Iifa, the Ancient Tree of Life (FMS)
• Something to Protect ~ Beatrix’s Theme (BMS)
• Aboard the Hilda Garde (FMS)
• Ipsen’s Castle (FMS)
• You’re Not Alone! (FMS)
• Battle 2 (BMS)
• The Darkness of Eternity (BMS)
• The Final Battle (BMS)
• Behind the Door (FMS)

The tenth FF title was the primary to recieve a sequel, and tracks from each video games seem in Final Bar Line, which means you get a few of that particular, funky FFX-2 music in addition to the extra conventional music of its predecessor.

Final Fantasy X (17 tracks):

• Suteki da ne (EMS)
• Battle Theme (BMS)
• Spira Unplugged (FMS)
• Blitz-Off! (BMS)
• Movement in Green (FMS)
• Mi’ihen Highroad (FMS)
• Thunder Plains (FMS)
• Launch (FMS)
• Assault (BMS)
• Via Purifico (FMS)
• Suteki da ne (FMS)
• Servants of the Mountain (FMS)
• A Fleeting Dream (FMS)
• Challenge (BMS)
• Fight with Seymour (BMS)
• Otherworld (BMS)
• A Contest of Aeons (BMS)
• Final Battle (BMS)

Final Fantasy X-2 (7 tracks):

• 1000 Words ~ FFX-2 Mix (EMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• YuRiPa, Fight! No.1 (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• We’re the Gullwings! (FMS)
• Let Me Blow You a Kiss (BMS)
• Under Bevelle (FMS)
• The Farplane Abyss (FMS)
• Demise (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}

As an MMO with many expansions that is nonetheless operating at the moment, there’s a complete lot of FF11 music to select from. It’s in the end repped by 19 phases, utilizing 18 tracks from proper all through FF11’s historical past:

• FF11 Opening Theme (EMS)
• FF11 Opening Theme (BMS)
• Vana’diel March (FMS)
• Ronfaure (FMS)
• Battle Theme (BMS)
• Gustaberg (FMS)
• Heavens Tower (FMS)
• Sarutabaruta (FMS)
• Voyager (FMS)
• Selbina (FMS)
• Recollection (FMS)
• Awakening (BMS)
• Tough Battle #2 (BMS)
• The Sanctuary of Zi’Tah (FMS)
• Fighters of the Crystal (BMS)
• A New Horizon ~ Tavnazian Achipelago (BMS)
• Iron Colossus (BMS)
• Ragnarok (BMS)
• Melodies Errant (BMS)
• Shinryu (BMS)

Hitoshi Sakimoto’s distinctive rating to FF12 has a unique sound to a lot of the remainder of the collection, and that rating is showcased in Theatrhythm with these 12 phases:

• The Archadian Empire (EMS)
• Final Fantasy ~ FF12 Version (BMS)
• Streets of Rabanastre (FMS)
• The Dalmasca Estersand (FMS)
• Heart of a Child (FMS)
• Giza Plains (FMS)
• The Archadian Empire (FMS)
• Phon Coast (FMS)
• The Mosphoran Highwaste (FMS)
• Boss Battle (BMS)
• Flash of Steel (BMS)
• Battle with an Esper (BMS)
• Life and Death (BMS)
• Struggle for Freedom (BMS)
• Ending Movie (BMS)

Like its seventh and tenth siblings, FF13 had its story unfold throughout a number of video games, and Theathrythm Final Bar Line options some music from all three video games within the collection, together with some additions new for this entry within the rhythm franchise:

Final Fantasy XIII (13 tracks):

• Defiers of Fate (EMS)
• Defiers of Fate (BMS)
• Saber’s Edge (BMS)
• Blinded by Light (BMS)
• March of the Dreadnoughts (FMS)
• The Gapra Whitewood (FMS)
• The Sunleth Waterscape (FMS)
• The Archylte Steppe (FMS)
• Desperate Struggle (BMS)
• Will to Fight (BMS)
• Dust to Dust (FMS)
• Eden Under Siege (BMS)
• Fighting Fate (BMS)
• Nascent Requiem (BMS)

Final Fantasy XIII-2 (12 tracks):

• Warrior Goddess (EMS)
• Etro’s Champion (BMS)
• Paradigm Shift (BMS)
• Historia Crux (FMS)
• Last Hunter (BMS)
• Full Speed Ahead (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Eclipse (FMS)
• Plains of Eternity (FMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Groovy Chocobo (FMS)
• Crazy Chocobo (FMS)
• Noel’s Theme ~ Final Journey (FMS)
• Heart of Chaos (BMS)

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII (7 tracks):

• Sacior of Souls (EMS)
• Lightning Returns (BMS)
• Crimson Blitz (BMS)
• The Glittering City of Yusnaan (FMS)
• The Dead Dunes (FMS)
• Savior of Souls (BMS)
• Chaos (BMS)

Perhaps unsurprisingly, FF’s currently-ongoing MMO has a complete plethora of tracks, and really has the only highest rely for a single sport in all the of Final Bar Line – in the event you rely expansions as a part of one huge sport, anyway. There’s 33 FF14 phases in whole…

• Answers (EMS)
• On Westerly Winds (FMS)
• Serenity (FMS)
• To the Sun (FMS)
• The Land Breathes (BMS)
• Hard to Miss (BMS)
• Torn from the Heavens (BMS)
• Nemesis (BMS)
• Primal Judgment (BMS)
• Under the Weight (BMS)
• Engage (FMS)
• Fallen Angel (BMS)
• Good King Moggle Mog XII (BMS)
• Ultima (BMS)
• Through the Maelstrom (BMS)
• A Light within the Storm (FMS)
• Oblivion (BMS)
• Ominous Prognisticks (BMS)
• Ink Long Dry (FMS)
• Heroes (BMS)
• Locus (BMS)
• Metal – Brute Justice Mode (BMS)
• Exponential Entropy (BMS)
• Moebius (BMS)
• Rise (BMS)
• Triumph (BMS)
• The Worm’s Tail (BMS)
• Wayward Daughter (BMS)
• Sunrise (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• What Angel Wakes Me (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Who Brings Shadow (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• A Long Fall (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Promises to Keep (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}

The base model of Theathryhm Final Bar Line options 19 phases primarily based on FF15, which additionally occurs to incorporate music from a few of the sport’s DLC chapters. Unfortunately, it does not embody a few of the tremendous sharp tracks within the multiplayer mode that hardly anyone heard as a result of no one performed it. Shame.

• Apocalypsis Noctis (EMS)
• Stand Your Ground (BMS)
• Veiled in Black (BMS)
• Valse di Fantasica (FMS)
• The Fight is On! (BMS)
• Apocalypsis Noctis ~ Uncovered Trailer Version (BMS)
• Flying R (FMS)
• Invidia (BMS)
• Omnis Lacrima (BMS)
• Up for the CHallenge (BMS)
• Somnus (FMS)
• Hellfire (BMS)
• Magna Insomnia (BMS)
• Main Theme from Final Fantasy (FMS)
• Noctis (FMS)
• Shield of the King ~ Theme of Episode Gladiolus (FMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Episode Ignis Main Theme (FMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Home Sweet Home ~ Theme of Episode Prompto (FMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Dance of the Silver & Red ~ Episode Ardyn (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}

Final Fantasy Tactics is its personal complete spin-off collection, although solely the primary entry, from the PS1 period, is represented within the included Theatrhythm Final Bar Line track checklist, for no matter cause. It’s repped with 8 phases:

• Bland Logo ~ Title Back (EMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Prologue Movie (FMS)
• Trisection (BMS)
• Apoplexy (BMS)
• Antipyretic (BMS)
• Battle on the Bridge (BMS)
• Ovelia’s Theme (FMS)
• Ultima’s Transformation (BMS)

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

Known in Japan as ‘Final Fantasy USA’ attributable to the way it was designed as a extra action-packed sport with a western viewers in thoughts, the FF Mystic Quest soundtrack is an absolute banger, it’d or not it’s a criminal offense to not have it represented in a rhythm sport. And so it’s, with a token 5 tracks:

• Hill of Destiny (BMS)
• Battle 1 (BMS)
• Battle 2 (BMS)
• Last Castle (FMS)
• Battle 3 (BMS)

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Series

The FF Crystal Chronicles collection is represented by tracks from 2 video games – the remastered model of the unique, and The Crystal Bearers, a usually forgotten Wii unique with a reasonably sturdy soundtrack.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (8 tracks):

• Moonless Starry Night (EMS)
• Today Comes to Be Tomorrow (FMS)
• Promised Grace (FMS)
• Monster Ronde (BMS)
• Across the Divide (FMS)
• Woebegone Creature (BMS)
• United, Manifested (BMS)

Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers (1 monitor):

• This is the End for You! (BMS)

Final Fantasy Type-0

A singular spin-off that in fact initially started life as a part of the FF13 collection, Type-0 branched off into its personal factor, and is represented in Theatrhythm Final Bar Line with 7 phases utilizing 6 tracks:

• The Beginning of the End (EMS)
• The Beginning of the End (BMS)
• War: Warrior Worth a Thousand (BMS)
• The Earth Under Our Feet (FMS)
• War: The White Weapon (BMS)
• Soar (FMS)
• Tempus Finis (FMS)
• Vermillion Fire (BMS)

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

These days, this Nintendo DS title might be most well-known for principally being a direct precursor to the Bravely Default collection. But it hasn’t been forgotten in Theatrhythm:

• The 4 Heroes of Light Main Theme (FMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Battle with Monsters (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}

World of Final Fantasy

A cross-over bonanza, World of Final Fantasy largely featured remixes and preparations of acquainted tracks, however did have just a few memorable unique items. One of them has made it into Final Bar Line:

Mobius Final Fantasy

Mobile title Mobius has now ceased service, however part of the sport now lives on inside Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, with its music represented:

• Warrior of Light ~ Mobius Final Fantasy (BMS)
• Dancing Edge (BMS)
• Magic Madness (BMS)
• Bloodthirst (BMS)
• Femme Fatale (BMS)

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin

The latest of the FF spin-offs to get a while on this sport, all 3 of the tracks repping Jack’s adventures are all-new for Final Bar Line – as the sport they’re from wasn’t out when the final Theatrhythm dropped!

• Jack’s Theme (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Battle: Chaos Advent (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Battle: False Knight (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}

Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo’s Dungeon

An FF spin-off starring the lovable Chocobo, this collection options numerous remixes from the remainder of the collection, plus some unique music, as proven right here in Theatrhythm. There’s 5 tracks whole within the base sport:

• Raffaello Battle (BMS
• Theme of Dungeon Hero X (BMS)
• Pop-up Duel (BMS)
• TBC?
• TBC?

Dissidia Final Fantasy Series

Dissidia is probably the most outstanding of the FF spin-off video games, and the entire numerous Dissidia video games are represented in Theatrhythm Final Bar Line. In some instances these are remixes are tracks from different video games, and in others they’re unique Dissidia items.

Dissidia Final Fantasy (6 tracks):

• Dissidia Final Fantasy Final Trailer (BMS)
• Keeping the Peace (FMS)
• The Decisive Battle Arrange ~ from FF6 (BMS)
• Battle 1 Arrange ~ from FF9 (BMS)
• The Troops’ Advance (BMS)
• Dissidia ~ Ending (BMS)

Dissidia 012 Duodecim (5 tracks):

• Lux Concordiae (EMS)
• Dissidia 012 Duodecim Final Trailer (BMS)
• Canto Mortis ~ An Undocumented Battle (FMS)
• Gate to the Rift (FMS)
• Cantata Mortis (BMS)

Dissidia Final Fantasy Arcade (8 tracks):

• The Rebel Army Arrange ~ from FF2 (BMS)
• Eternal Wind Arrange ~ from FF3 (BMS)
• Dancing Mad Arrange ~ From FF6 (BMS)
• Ominous Prognisticks Arrange ~ From FF14 (BMS)
• Antipyrectic Arrange ~ From FF Tactics (BMS)
• The Beginning of the End Arrange ~ From FF Type-0 (BMS)
• Massive Explosion (BMS)
• God in Fire (BMS)

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT (1 monitor):

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia (1 monitor):

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Record Keeper was a devilish gacha-based FF nostalgia fest that’s presently on its technique to being retired – however a few of its good preparations have been preserved right here within the Theatrhythm Final Bar Line track checklist. There’s 8 tracks from Record Keeper whole:

• Chaos Shrine FFRK organize ~ from FF1 (BMS)
• Battle on the Big Bridge FFRK organize 2 ~ from FF5 (BMS)
• The Decisive Battle FFRK organize ~ from FF6 (BMS)
• Crazy Motorcycle FFRK organize ~ from FF7 (BMS)
• The Man with the Machine Gun FFRK organize ~ from FF8 (BMS)
• Blinded by Light FFRK organize ~ from FF13 (BMS)
• Stand Your Ground FFRK organize ~ from FF15 (BMS)
• Utakata FFRK organize ~ From FF Type-0 (BMS)

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Series

Yep, this rhythm compilation has a bunch of tracks that come from… different entries on this rhythm compilation collection. It’s sufficient to make you go cross-eyed. These are all particular, unique preparations that featured in every Theatrhythm sport previous:

Theatrhyhm Final Fantasy (3 tracks):

• Chaos Shrine TFF Menu Ver. ~ from FF1 (BMS)
• Return of the Warrior TFF Menu Ver. ~ from FF3 (BMS)
• Battle on the Big Bridge TFF Menu Ver. ~ from FF5 (BMS)

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call (3 tracks):

• TFF Curtain Call Special Arrange Medley (EMS)
• Attack Team TFFCC Menu Ver. ~ from FFT (BMS)
• TFF Curtain Call Special Arrange Medley LONG Ver. (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival (9 tracks):

• Prelude TFFAC Menu Ver ~ from FF1 (FMS)
• Matoya’s Cave TFFAC Ver ~ from FF1 (FMS)
• The Red Wings TFFAC Ver ~ from FF4 (FMS)
• Ahead on our Way TFFAC Ver ~ from FF5 (BMS)
• Battle on the Big Bridge TFFAC Ver ~ from FF5 (BMS)
• Locke’s Theme TFFAC Ver ~ from FF6 (BMS)
• J-E-N-O-V-A TFFAC Ver ~ from FF7
• Fight With Seymour TFFAC Ver ~ from FF10
• Special Arrange Medley TFFAC Ver (BMS)

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Final Bar Line (2 tracks):

• FF7 Special Arrange Medley (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}
• Final Bar Line Special Batlte Arrange Medley (BMS) ^{*NEW for Final Bar Line}

Music from Arrangement CDs

A handful of tracks in Theatrhythm Final Bar Line come from just a few music CDs launched through the years. They are as follows:

From Final Fantasy Tribute -Thanks- (1 monitor):

From Bra*Bra Final Fantasy Brass De Bravo 1 & 2 (4 tracks):

• FF Moogles’ Theme (FMS)
• FF Medley (FMS)
• Battle on the Big Bridge (BMS)
• Mambo de Chocobo (FMS)