Although not THAT much worked was put in it, it still took me a while to finally make the Fire Emblem remix I promised. I just kept pushing it back, but at long last I can share the latest mix with you, titled The Change of Dawn!

Now while I say it’s a Fire Emblem remix, that’s only a partial truth. The main source for this remix is The Edge of Dawn from Fire Emblem: Three Houses, but a certain Phantom Thief chips in at some point as well, with Life Will Change from Persona 5.

With that combination, I can check two of the songs I wanted to cover from my list at once. Nice! Anyway, let’s check it out already:

The video of course has upside-down Claude, that was a must have. Also a little reference to the fact that the voice actor for Sothis (Three Houses) is also the voice actor for Morgana (Persona 5):

Took me a while, but I managed to clear all routes in FE: Three Houses in the meantime. Phew! Now waiting for the next wave of DLC~

I did a lot of thinking, and next up will be this year’s special project. It will probs take the rest of the year, because the Halloween mix will also be released next month and the year is already nearing its end.

I had something special planned, but I want to wait until next year for that, so it will be something more familiar for now. Although I’ve yet to decide, I’d say it’s gonna be either another VG Arch Rivals or Sounds Alike.

Well, hello there! The Fire Emblem mix I was talking about last week is coming together slowly, certainly needs some more time. But I can’t just leave you hanging there for so long, so I got something for you today.

The title might sound familiar to those who checked out the OST page before. And that’s not a coincidence: A Formidable Foe Emerges is the full version of the song with the same title on the OST page. I basically turned it into a full song, with some new parts and an ending.

The song itself is an original one, although it was inspired by A Powerful Enemy Emerges from Super Paper Mario (hence the similar title). As you can grasp from the OST page, it was originally created for an animated series starring Luigi, so that might explain things.

For the video, I decided to change things up a bit and add my mascot characters Joe and Melody. The artwork was done by my friend FictionalCanvas. I think this is actually the first time Melody appeared anywhere officially – about time I’d say!

I keep bugging him to make some more drawings of Melody for me, but he’s not cooperating~

I’d love seeing some fan art of her as well, but I guess I should show off a full picture of Melody for reference first, huh? Ah well, all in due time – I guess I shouldn’t get too excited just now~

I’ll keep working on the Fire Emblem mix I announced until the next time. I have several ideas for that, but they’re kinda clashing at the moment and everything’s weird, so I have to sort that out first. Wish me luck~

I noticed from the comments you guys left on the last video, that some of you were disappointed that the remake of Wolfen Mercenaries didn’t feature Surprise Attack from Star Fox 2. Well, today I’m making up for that.

The Surprise Edit of Wolfen Mercenaries 2019 adds Surprise Attack to the mix. Quite prominently, actually. There’s also no Corneria in this version, so it’s a pure Star Wolf remix. Well then, let’s hear it:

And again, it’s not complete without a video:

Well, I sure hope that makes up for this oversight. I was a bit surprised actually – I knew about Star Fox 2 and that Star Wolf appeared there, but wasn’t aware that the game has been released for real with the SNES mini. Didn’t recall what its Star Wolf Theme sounded like either, I kind of assumed it was the same as the Star Wolf theme we’re used to by now – well, turns out it’s clearly not!

But I still like the other version of Wolfen Mercenaries. Since it’s a remake of an older song, I focused on keping the original vibe and taking it to the next level. With that out of the way, I felt I had much more freedom to adjust the song for Surprise Attack in its own version.