[Xenoblade Chronicles 2 BGM] A Collection of Popular Masterpiece Tracks

A Facial Composite and NiaACE

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 – OST “Wanted Poster and Nia”

This is a piece that colors an emotional scene in the game.

Created by ACE, it features a distinctive style that fuses electronic and orchestral elements.

With an expressive melodic line and meticulous arrangement, it is used in scenes related to the character Nia.

It was included in the soundtrack for the Nintendo Switch game Xenoblade 2 in December 2017 and later featured on the album Xenoblade 2 Original Soundtrack, released in May 2018.

The work is known for its epic story and rich character portrayals, making it recommended for those who want to immerse themselves in the game’s world.

Themes such as friendship and self-discovery are conveyed through the music, leaving a strong impression on listeners.

Gura TerritoryACE

15 Gura Territory [Xenoblade2 OST DISC1]

BGM used outside the lower areas of the Gormott Province.

Supporting its solid, pop-song-like melodic line is a grand, orchestral-style ensemble.

With brass timbres and strings, it’s a popular track that conveys a sense of order and sincerity!

Invidia Retsu KingdomHiramatsu Kenji

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 – OST “Kingdom of Tantal”

This is a popular song with a beautifully melodic intro that sounds like a tin whistle.

The piece begins gently, like a soft caress, with a piano solo; then a restrained orchestral ensemble joins in, followed by female chorus, building toward a grand main passage.

The composition was done by Kenji Hiramatsu.

YggdrasilMitsuda Yasunori

Yggdrasil (World Tree Theme) – Xenoblade Chronicles 2 OST [055]

This piece by Yasunori Mitsuda brilliantly captures the world of Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

Its grand, mystical orchestral sound conjures images of the World Tree from Norse mythology, drawing players into a fantastical realm.

Released in December 2017, the track is used during key scenes in the game, and over its roughly 3 minutes and 35 seconds, it paints an epic story and intricate world through music.

Blending ethnic elements with symphonic tones, it’s a song that evokes a vast fantasy world even for those who haven’t played the game.

Tiger! Tiger!Kiyota Manami

Tiger! Tiger! A – Xenoblade Chronicles 2 OST [104]

This track, which plays during an in-game minigame, is characterized by its light, rhythmic tempo.

Its sound design perfectly suits a retro 8-bit arcade game style, energizing the player’s actions.

Composed by Aimi Kiyota, it is included on the soundtrack for Xenoblade Chronicles 2, released in 2017.

The piece charms with a nostalgic atmosphere that matches the game’s content, evoking a sense of old-school familiarity while carrying an energetic tone that fits fast-paced action.

It’s a recommended listen for fans of retro games and action alike.

Those who stand in the wayACE

14 Those Who Stand in the Way [Xenoblade 2 OST DISC 2]

This is the track that plays when you fight unique monsters and quest bosses.

It’s straight-up guitar rock—super hot! The music unit ACE handled the composition.

It really gives off a “special battle” vibe and gets you hyped!

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Elpis Spirit CavernKiyota Manami

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 – OST “Elpis Ruins”

I imagine most players were most impressed by how it was used in the Elpis Ruins.

It’s also used in Episode 1’s Uzushio and inside the Arkadia Colossus in Episode 5.

The mysterious chorus and the simple, beautiful piano—perhaps a touch unique to a female composer? It’s lovely.