Fighters of the Crystal
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- "The most popular battle theme of FFXI. It is known for its deep tones that set the mood for the endless battles of the many missions in the Rise of the Zilart."
- —Theatrhythm Final Fantasy description
Fighters of the Crystal is a battle theme originating in Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart. It was composed by Naoshi Mizuta.
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Game appearances
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Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the ZilartEdit
Fighters of the Crystal plays in Rise of the Zilart when the player fights the Crystal Warriors, whether the player fights them one at a time or the entire group at once. It is the fourteenth track on Rise of the Zilart's original soundtrack.
Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit
Fighters of the Crystal, labeled as Fighter of the Crystal, appears as one of the downloadable tracks available in the Final Fantasy XI music pack, along with Vana'diel March and Ragnarok, allowing those tracks to be usable as battle background music.
Theatrhythm Final FantasyEdit
Fighters of the Crystal is available as a downloadable BMS track, and was released for purchase at the same time as the game's release in North America and Europe. The battle takes place in the La'Loff Amphitheater, the same location where players would face the Ark Angels in Final Fantasy XI.
Arrangement Album appearancesEdit
Sanctuary ~ Final Fantasy XI - Music from the Other Side of Vana'dielEdit
A light, unique arrangement of this song appears in the Sanctuary album by The Star Onions. It was arranged by Takahito Eguchi.
Compilation Album appearancesEdit
Final Fantasy XI 8th Anniversary: Memories of Dusk and DawnEdit
"Fighters of the Crystal" appears as the eleventh track on this album celebrating the eighth year since Final Fantasy XI's conception.
Sword Songs: Final Fantasy XI Battle CollectionEdit
"Fighters of the Crystal" appears as the third track on this collection of Battle Themes.
Appearances outside Final Fantasy mediaEdit
Lord of Vermillion Re:2 FAN KITEdit
An arrangement of this song is included on the Final Fantasy XI music medley, arranged by Ryo Hamazaki.
