BGM from Granblue Fantasy. Popular tracks from GBF.
Granblue Fantasy is a social game you can play on smartphones and PCs.
With TV commercials airing and over 20 million users, it’s incredibly popular.
The story is a highlight, of course, but if you’ve played the game, many of you probably pay close attention to the music as well, right? And with good reason: the compositions are led by Nobuo Uematsu and Tsutomu Narita, who have worked on the Final Fantasy series and the Xeno series! Please enjoy Granblue’s BGM—packed with must-listen masterpieces—to your heart’s content.
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Granblue Fantasy BGM: Popular Granblue Tracks (21–30)
Parade’s LustNarita Tsutomu
The BGM used in the Avatarr Belial battle from the limited-time in-game scenario event “000 What Makes the Sky Blue Part III.” It’s a cool rock track with English lyrics, and I bet many players found themselves captivated by it while playing.
The vocalist is singer-songwriter Taro Kobayashi, who has also performed several other in-game BGMs.
Paradise LostNarita Tsutomu
Paradise Lost was first used in the boss battle of the in-game event “What Makes the Sky Blue Part II: Paradise Lost.” The vocals are by Taro Kobayashi, with Daisuke Miyazaki on guitar.
It’s a very cool, rock-style track that fits perfectly with intense battle scenes! The song has been available for digital distribution since April 2018.
It’s a track you can enjoy either on its own or together with the game.
New World OrderNarita Tsutomu
The battle BGM used in the Arcarum series.
It’s a rock-style battle track that begins with classical tones reminiscent of a celesta, featuring distinctive male–female twin vocals.
The singers are STEVIE, the vocalist of the band 44MAGNUM, for the male part, and CHiCO from the music unit ACE for the female part.
It’s such a cool song that it makes you want to learn the English lyrics and sing along.
The UltimateNarita Tsutomu
“The Ultimate” is used as the BGM for the Ultimate Bahamut battle in “Divine Strike: The Ultimate Dragon.” The grand orchestral sound really sticks with you, doesn’t it? Granblue’s BGMs often loop by section, but the final section of this track only plays in the ultra high-difficulty HL version, and only after the boss’s HP drops below 15%.
ZeroNarita Tsutomu
This track is the BGM for the battle against Lucilius in the limited-time scenario event “000: What Makes the Sky Blue Part III” in Granblue Fantasy.
It’s a grand orchestral piece that opens with choir and pipe organ.
It’s practically the epitome of tense background music, so I bet many people remember focusing hard on the game while listening to it.
Tiamat MagnaNarita Tsutomu
This is the BGM used in the battle against the enemy character “Tiamat Magna.” It has an ethnic feel featuring a female choir, and the mysterious-sounding vocals are really captivating, aren’t they? It turns out there aren’t any fixed lyrics, so what’s being sung doesn’t have any particular meaning.
By the way, you can also listen to this track on the crew’s jukebox in the game, so be sure to give it a try.
The stars are high in the sky.Uematsu Nobuo
It’s a piece by Nobuo Uematsu, the composer of the FF series.
The arrangement undergoes uniquely evolving changes throughout the track.
It feels as if a complete story is contained within a single song.
Some developments are predictable, while others come out of nowhere.
The unwavering final-boss vibe and the skill to pack so much into about seven minutes are truly impressive.
Listening to this makes me want to check out his other works as well.
