What in the bloody blazes was that, that ruined a perfectly great song with all that warbling and atrocious sounds.
YouTube - [MAD] Toradora - Minorin - Final Fantasy V
The best part is 0:54
And another thing I found recently:
Kumikyoku "Nico Nico Douga" Automatic Mario
What in the bloody blazes was that, that ruined a perfectly great song with all that warbling and atrocious sounds.
That was pure awesome, each of them.
And I assume you mean the Mario video. Watch again and now pay close attention to the sounds, they are part of the songs.
...Yeah, you have no idea what you're talking about. You've obviously never watched videos like that before. You'll get used to it. The sounds go with the tune of the music if you listen really closely, as was said before me.
Unless you were talking about the ToraDora video, in which case, I have no idea what to say to you.
the toradora one was hilarious, I honestly couldn't stop laughing for most of it. They were both well done though, gotta wonder about how long it takes to make these things
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The Toradora FFV wasn't that great, it wasn't really on beat with the song. The best version of "Battle on the Bridge" that I have heard is the "Futae no Kiwami" mix (Rurouni Kenshin) - that was on beat. An even better use of "Futae no Kiwami" was with "The Decisive Battle" (FF VI). However, both of these videos have been taken off of youtube and I have been unable to locate them anywhere else.
Main series FFs Beaten - FF: 4x, FFII: 3x, FFIII: 3x, FFIV: 3x, FFV: 3x, FFVI: 4x, FFVII: 5x, FFVIII: 5x, FFIX: 3x, FFX: 4x, FFXII: 3x, FFXIII: 2x, FFXV: 2x
Sorry for overreacting, but Battle on the Big Bridge is one of my favorite songs from FF for one of my favorite characters. I am sorry for my actions please forgive me.
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