FFXIV – Kainé (Her Inflorescence) | Reacting To Video Game Music!



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39 thoughts on “FFXIV – Kainé (Her Inflorescence) | Reacting To Video Game Music!”

  1. I'm so excited to see your reaction to this! Just reading your messages in chat made me hope you were gonna make this video right here!! I always get hyped when I see someone encounter this raid for the first time and they're a NIER fan cuz it's just aaaaaa!
    I remember BAWLING my eyes out when I first saw/heard this version and dying repeatedly to mechanics because I was 10000% overwhelmed. I am still bummed that I lost my VoD footage for the raid, but the memories will forever live on <3 .

    And thank you for the generous mention and link! Look, Ma! I'm in a Jesse video! ✨

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  2. Fun fact! The raid this plays in was released before Nier Replicant's remake was, so because this uses that game's voice performance, this ended up being a nice little preview of its soundtrack.

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  3. The slightly discordant bells remind me a lot of "Black Song" from Drakengaard 3 or the music during the Queen Beast fight of Drakengaard 1, mixed in with the Kaine music from Nier: Gestalt/Replicant.

    Chaos Language isn't something from ingame, but how it's creator Emi Evans calls it. It isn't a language like the LotR Elvish or Klingon from Start Trek. It's a collection of sounds meant to sound like a language, but carrying no inherent meaning, so you can just pick whatever sounds best without having to worry about the lyrics making any sense.

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  4. To paraphrase a comment I saw on another video about this song…

    Nier automata players: This is pretty!

    Nier Gestalt/Replicant players: OMG my heart!!

    Drakengard players: Vietnam flashbacks

    So glad you reacted to this gorgeous song played in such a fantastic fight! And yeah I don't believe they ever mention "chaos language" in game, its just something you find out when digging into it.

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  5. This song makes you feel warm and like you're being hugged which, by the time the FF leimotif comes in, just hits you twice as hard from making you remember the first time you heard that leimotif in your younger days.

    It's trying to recall you to a time long past, make you remember the warmth of those days and the magic that came from discovering both FF and NIER.

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  6. I love that the final boss fight, the city is based off Drakengard 3 one of Yoko Taro's works.
    Also the bells you hear at the start of the song, I've been told it's a motif from the Final Song ~ Black Song White Scales also from Drakengard 3.

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  7. I loved how they combined Final Fantasy with Nier both raidwise, and also in terms of music through that sad violin solo in Minor. And also those darn bells that would instantly give any Drakengard players PTSD upon hearing them.

    Fun fact, after defeating the boss (that grotesque queen looking thing), there's no victory fanfare being played unlike other raids/dungeons, or even every other FF games after finishing a monster encounter. It's just you, your party, and the desolated cityscape of Japan. All you hear are the soft howl of the wind, knowing that you have just silenced the Mother's song, and you have brought Glory to Mankind.

    Second fun fact: That first boss mechanic where there's a building being hurled from below you? That's the Square Enix building. Yoko Taro decided it's gonna be entertaining to see players being yeeted by Square themselves.

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  8. Did I hear correctly that you saw a performance live? How did you like it? I went to the live orcestra for Nier recently and i was overwhelmed by emotion throughout the entire second half. Hearing Kaine was so beautiful and seeing Emi and J'Nique perform was truly a blessing

    Edit: Ah, I'm impatient and didn't wait to hear you say you were there. I was too!

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  9. It is heartwarming to see you more integrated with the gaming community and/or viewers in equal measure more and more with the bridge being both sides' passion for music 🎶♥

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  10. I’m a big FF14 fan that hasn’t played Nier, though I want to get to it eventually I just haven’t had time. But hearing this song mixed with THE Final Fantasy theme literally brought me to tears. It’s such a beautiful song.

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  11. The boss itself is heavily inspired from Drakengard, the series before Nier technically, and in that series, Singing is a form of magic,
    Adding that Kaine is the most well known lyrics song from Replicant, i think they put 2 and 2 together

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