List of SSBU Music (Final Fantasy series)

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This is a list of music tracks pertaining to the Final Fantasy universe in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. All tracks listed here derive from the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII series. They play on Midgar, Northern Cave, and, as of the 8.1.0 update, Battlefield, Small Battlefield, Big Battlefield, and Final Destination.

Prior to the addition of Sephiroth as part of Fighters Pass Vol. 2, Final Fantasy had among the fewest songs of all third-party universes, with only two. In "Mr. Sakurai Presents Sephiroth", Masahiro Sakurai explained that the limited number of songs was not because of Square Enix being stingy as it was once believed, it was due to various licensing difficulties, such as existing exclusivity deals that would not allow for music to be included, and the music copyright being spread across multiple owners, which then had to be properly cleared for each region Ultimate is available in. Despite these challenges, Sephiroth's inclusion adds nine new songs, for a total of eleven.

Opening - Bombing Mission

Opening - Bombing Mission
Track title	Opening - Bombing Mission
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII
Availability	Downloadable
Link	[1]

Origin

This track is a remix of the opening theme and the theme that plays during Cloud and Barret's attack on the Sector 1 Reactor as well as during the raid on Midgar in the penultimate act of Final Fantasy VII.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII

Arrangement Supervisor: Yuzo Koshiro

Composition: SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

Arrangement: Ancient-corp.

© 1997 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: オープニング~爆破ミッション, Opening ~ Bombing Mission

Other Uses

• This track was used when Sakurai showcased Sephiroth's gameplay.
• The track plays when showing off the Barret and Tifa Mii Fighter outfits.

Let the Battles Begin!

Let the Battles Begin!
Track title	Let the Battles Begin!
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII
Availability	Default
Link	[2]

Origin

This is the normal battle theme taken directly from Final Fantasy VII. Also called Fighting and Those Who Fight (a translation of its Japanese name) in Final Fantasy VII.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII

© 1997 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: 闘う者達, Those Who Fight

Other uses

This track was used in Cloud's character trailer on the official website.

Those Who Fight (AC Version)

Those Who Fight (AC Version)
Track title	Those Who Fight (AC Version)
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
Availability	Downloadable
Link	[3]

Origin

This track is an arrangement of the battle theme in Final Fantasy VII. It is taken directly from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, where it plays when the Turks fight against the Remnants of Sephiroth.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII Advent Children

© SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: 闘う者達 [FFVII AC Version], Those Who Fight [FFVII AC Version]

Other uses

• This track is used when explaining Sephiroth's attacks and moves.

Fight On!

Fight On!
Track title	Fight On!
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII
Availability	Default
Link	[4]

Origin

This is the boss battle theme taken directly from Final Fantasy VII. It also continues to play following the battle with Rufus at Shinra Headquarters, and continues until the Crazy Motorcycle sequence begins. Also called Still More Fighting and Those Who Fight Further (a translation of its Japanese name) in Final Fantasy VII.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII

© 1997 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: 更に闘う者達, Those Who Fight Further

Other uses

This track is used in Cloud's Classic Mode credits.

Those Who Fight Further (AC Version)

Those Who Fight Further (AC Version)
Track title	Those Who Fight Further (AC Version)
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
Availability	Downloadable
Link	[5]

Origin

This track is an arrangement of the boss battle theme in Final Fantasy VII. It is taken directly from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, where it plays when the main characters fight Bahamut SIN and Cloud finally arrives at Edge.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII Advent Children

© SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: 更に闘う者達 [FFVII AC Version], Those Who Fight Further [FFVII AC Version]

Other uses

• This track is used when revealing the changes to Cloud's Final Smash and even-odd color variants.

Aerith's Theme

Aerith's Theme
Track title	Aerith's Theme
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII
Availability	Downloadable
Link	[6]

Origin

This track is a remix of Aerith Gainsborough's theme. It famously plays during her death and the following battle with Jenova-LIFE.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII

Arrangement Supervisor: Keiichi Okabe

Composition: SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

Arrangement: MONACA

© 1997 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: エアリスのテーマ, Aeris Theme

Other uses

• This track as used during the reveal of how many new Final Fantasy songs will be added in Challenger Pack 8.
• This track plays during the showcase of the Aerith Mii Fighter outfit.

Main Theme of FINAL FANTASY VII

Main Theme of FINAL FANTASY VII
Track title	Main Theme of FINAL FANTASY VII
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII
Availability	Downloadable
Link	[7]

Origin

This track is a remix of the theme that plays on the Overworld of Final Fantasy VII.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII

Arrangement: Motoi Sakuraba

Composition: SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

© 1997 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: F.F.VIIメインテーマ, F.F.VII Main Theme

Other uses

• This track is used during the discussion of Northern Cave.

JENOVA

JENOVA
Track title	JENOVA
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII
Availability	Downloadable
Link	[8]

Origin

This track is taken directly from Final Fantasy VII and plays during the two first battles against Jenova, Helletic Hojo, and when the party descends to Jenova-SYNTHESIS in the Northern Crater.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII

© 1997 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: J-E-N-O-V-A

Other uses

• This track is used in Sephiroth's Classic Mode credits.
• This track is used during the explanation of Scintilla.

Cosmo Canyon

Cosmo Canyon
Track title	Cosmo Canyon
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII
Availability	Downloadable
Link	[9]

Origin

This track is a remix of the theme for Cosmo Canyon in Final Fantasy VII.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII

Arrangement Supervisor: Yoko Shimomura

Composition: SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

Arrangement: midiplex

© 1997 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: 星降る峡谷, Canyon of Falling Stars

One-Winged Angel

One-Winged Angel
Track title	One-Winged Angel
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII
Availability	Downloadable
Link	[10]

Origin

This track is taken directly from Final Fantasy VII and plays during the final battle against Safer-Sephiroth.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII

© 1997 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: 片翼の天使, One-Winged Angel

Other uses

• This track was used when Sakurai briefly explains who is Sephiroth.

This track is played when battling Master Hand and Crazy Hand in Classic Mode while playing as Sephiroth.

Advent: One-Winged Angel

Advent: One-Winged Angel
Track title	Advent: One-Winged Angel
Universe	Final Fantasy
Debut game	Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
Availability	Downloadable
Link	[11]

Origin

This track is an arrangement of the final boss battle theme in Final Fantasy VII. It is taken directly from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, where it plays when Cloud fights Sephiroth in the ruins of Midgar. Compared to the original, this arrangement has a more rock-oriented tone to it, being performed as an orchestral piece accompanied by The Black Mages. The lyrics are also significantly different from the original. Lasting for nearly six minutes before looping, it is currently the longest song in the entire Smash series.

Composition & Arrangements

Source: FINAL FANTASY VII Advent Children

© SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

All Rights Reserved.

Japanese title: 再臨：片翼の天使 ～Advent: One-Winged Angel～, Return: One-Winged Angel ~Advent: One-Winged Angel~

Other uses

• This track is used in Sephiroth's reveal trailer.
• The track was also used when explaning Sephiroth's special moves.
• The ending segment of this song is used as Sephiroth's victory theme.

Trivia

• Final Fantasy is the only universe in Ultimate to feature music sourced directly from media outside of a video game, as three songs are taken from the movie Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.
• So far, Final Fantasy and Fire Emblem are the only base game universes to receive additional songs via downloadable content.
  • Unlike Fire Emblem, the two songs from the base game are not listed before their DLC counterparts, matching the relative sequential order that these songs would be heard in Final Fantasy VII.
• Interestingly, the names used for the Final Fantasy VII battle themes ("Let the Battles Begin!" and "Fight On!") are inconsistent with the ones used for their Advent Children remixes ("Those Who Fight" and "Those Who Fight Further"). As mentioned, the latter are more accurate translations of the songs' Japanese names.
• "Electric de Chocobo" from Final Fantasy VII plays in the Chocobo Mii Fighter costume reveals for both SSB4 and Ultimate, but is not available in either of the actual games.