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| The Main Theme of the Final Fantasy series. | |
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The "Opening Theme" is a recurring piece of music by Nobuo Uematsu in the Final Fantasy series. It has also been called "Prologue" and "Final Fantasy". Because of this, along with its recurrence, it is considered to be the main theme of the series.
It was first played during the opening of the original Final Fantasy and has ever since been played in every game in the series, except Final Fantasy II and Final Fantasy X, during the opening or ending sequences.
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| The Dawn of Souls version of the Opening Theme of Final Fantasy | |
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Appears at the Cornelia Bridge and at the Credits.
Appears at the Wind Crystal chamber after defeating the Land Turtle in the NES version and after defeating Djinn in the DS version.
Appears during the prophecy of Cecil's destiny. Also plays during the end of the game, when the party members who do not join Cecil pray to give strength to Cecil and his companions for the final battle against Zeromus.
Appears at the end of the game when Krile is at the Elder Tree.
Appears at the end of the game, mixed into the track Balance is Restored.
Appears in the credits.
An orchestrated version plays during the credits.
Appears in the track "Ending Theme" in the OST and in the ending movie of the game. It was arranged in form of a military march. Immediately follows "Eyes on Me" and plays during the sequence following the ending FMV in which both credits and a home movie style sequence are displayed. Plays from 6:59 to 10:00.
Appears during the Prima Vista escape scene and in the credits, right after the theme song Melodies of Life, also in the OST at the end of "Melodies of Life".
Plays during the final cutscene of the "A Crystalline Prophecy" additional scenario.
Appears in the intro movie in the game, and in the OST as "FINAL FANTASY ~FFXII Version~".
Plays at the opening FMV and at the end of the game.
Layle is heard humming the theme while raiding the Tribe Unity ball. An arrangement of the Prologue was heard in an early trailer for The Crystal Bearers, though the song did not appear in the final game.
Plays at the final part of the ending, a recreation of the Cornelia Bridge scene from Final Fantasy.
"Pray" is a vocal arrangement of the Main Theme from the orginal featured in the eponymous music album Final Fantasy: Pray, performed by Risa Ohki. It is sung in Japanese.
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