The Crystal Tower (Theme)
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"Crystal Tower" (クリスタルタワー, Kurisutaru Tawā?), or "The Crystal Tower", is a background theme from Final Fantasy III. It was composed by Nobuo Uematsu.
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Final Fantasy IIIEdit
"Crystal Tower" is background theme for the eponymous location, the second-to-last dungeon of Final Fantasy III. It is the forty-first track of the game's Original Sound Version.
As with the rest of the soundtrack, "Crystal Tower" was remastered by Nobuo Uematsu for the Nintendo DS release of Final Fantasy III, and was released as part of the Final Fantasy III Original Soundtrack, of which it is the fifty-second track. This remastering possesses uses synthesized chorus to simulated a vocal chorus and was given a more epic feel.
Dissidia Final FantasyEdit
The original release of "Crystal Tower" was included in Dissidia Final Fantasy as a bonus battle background theme, unlockable through the PP Catalog for 500 PP after completing Shade Impulse. As with all bonus tracks from Dissidia Final Fantasy, this theme was not included on the game's original soundtrack.
After being acquired, this theme can be selected by default for battles including Onion Knight or the Cloud of Darkness, or any battle with the World of Darkness as the arena.
Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit
Like every other of Dissidia's tracks, this version returns in its prequel. Its cost has been reduced to 150 PP from the PP Catalog, and is now available from the start.
When purchased, it acts as in the original game, but can also be the default music for battles taking place at the Dissidia instance of its debut, the Crystal Tower.
Theatrhythm Final FantasyEdit
"Crystal Tower" is a bonus Field Music Sequence available as Downloadable Content.
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's DungeonEdit
An arrangement of "Crystal Tower" by Yuzo Takahashi titled "Guardian of Light 2", is featured in this spin-off game, but was not included in the game's original soundtrack. It is similar to the remastering of the theme for the DS release of Final Fantasy III, but possesses higher quality and has no synthesized vocal effect.
