[Xenoblade Chronicles 2 BGM] A Collection of Popular Masterpiece Tracks
The music in Xenoblade is so cool, isn’t it?
From the time the original Xenoblade was released, its soundtrack has received high praise from many players, and the sequel, Xenoblade 2, has also made big waves for its BGM.
A team of five composers worked on the tracks, and every piece is powerful and stylish.
I’m sure many of you have been paying attention to the music while playing.
So in this article, I’ll introduce some of the most popular tracks from Xenoblade 2’s soundtrack!
If you’ve played the game, these are all unforgettable masterpieces.
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[Xenoblade Chronicles 2 BGM] Compilation of Popular Masterpiece Tracks (1–10)
The road I walk with youACE
This is the BGM that plays after the battle with the formidable enemy, Malverni.
Its tone feels as if it reflects the inner heart of one of the characters, Shin, and it can move you to tears.
It leaves a sad impression rather than a cathartic one.
The music unit ACE composed it.
One Last YouMitsuda Yasunori・Mariam Abounnasr
It’s the latter part of the staff credits—the ending scene—and this is the last song used there.
With Jen Bird’s beautiful vocals, which appear several times in this title, and a gentle ballad, surely many people were moved to tears by the game’s final ending!
Battle!!/IraHiramatsu Kenji
Its biggest hallmark is the intro—a jazzy piano that strongly evokes Latin soul, originally meant for a dance number.
But the real charm of this track is how it smartly and lyrically conjures a scorching landscape! It fits the vibe perfectly.
The tempo is very fast, yet the song has dynamic ebbs and flows that keep the excitement unstoppable.
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ExplorationACE
This track is extremely popular as well! It’s used in regular battles.
Many players probably remember hearing it mainly on the Ancient Ship, in the Abandoned Factory, and within the Elpis Ruins.
Composed by ACE, it weaves together a howling guitar solo, energetic orchestral hits, and subtly audible hoover and synth sounds at the beginning.
Despair and hope… and thenHiramatsu Kenji
This is the battle BGM used for the final boss fight in the last episode.
It begins with a divine, operatic chorus and shifts into orchestral and hard rock—a ballad that evolves over time.
It perfectly sets the mood for the ultimate showdown.
The piano solo in the latter half is beautiful as well.
It’s a beloved BGM that’s essential to the RPG atmosphere!
Kingdom of LuxuriaACE
This BGM is characterized by a beautiful operatic chorus.
It’s used within the Kingdom of Luxuria area.
While imparting a slightly serious impression, it weaves a sense of drive with a catchy melody.
The track features dramatic shifts in intensity, comfortably blending the once-considered cheap, programmed sounds with orchestral-like soft synth tones.
A future with youMitsuda Yasunori・Mariam Abounnasr
That was an impressive piano solo! I imagine many players were reminded of the cutscene leading into the Shin and Metsu battle in Episode 7, as well as Homura’s monologue in the ending.
As it moves into the latter half, the mood shifts to a brighter tone, the percussion rushes in all at once, and the atmosphere becomes increasingly emotional.