" WEAPON Raid " is the sound of Gaia's Vengeance in the form of gigantic implacable monsters crushing those bastard humans underfoot.And it is so, so satisfying when it begins in earnest. which ultimately ends up being a form of Fridge Brilliance that ties in with the very name Final Fantasy VII Remake, because the entire game to this point has been Sephiroth's attempt to remake history so he wins, so of course his song would be rearranged temporally. Then, at about the halfway point, it switches back to a much more traditional interpretation of Sephiroth's theme that continues to crank the menace and sheer intensity of the original theme Up to Eleven! There are a full four minutes of false starts to this version before it really gets going. What, did you think that Final Fantasy VII Remake wasn't going to get a new remix of One-Winged Angel? Think again! One-Winged Angel- Rebirth starts off with a totally new and incredible interpretation of Sephiroth's theme.
Ultimate, to boot, as well as the official game itself alongside the original version. It was awesome enough to be used in Sephiroth's reveal trailer for Super Smash Bros. The Advent Children Complete version is revamped awesomeness. Advent Children takes the tune to its fullest extent of awesomeness (to date) by turning the whole thing into pompous, Nightwish-esque symphonic metal.Chances are you'll recognize it just by the signature "Psycho" Strings that open it. After building up with some pretty good boss themes, Final Fantasy VII unleashes the One-Winged Angel accompanied by the theme of that name.
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