[ SECRET POST #5978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5978 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I was just thinking about this the other day.

Funnily enough, in Mexico, the song 'Mi Corazón Encantado' (Dan Dan Kokoro Hikareteku), the OP from Dragon Ball GT, is a popular wedding song in geeky circles. And honestly, it's actually heartwarming.

The song is about romance and marriage, and the most memorable time it is played is on the series' ending. I think that it why it hits a lot of people right in the heart, because they associate it as the ending of a journey.

[pantswarrior]

That's really interesting to me because personally, I always thought if I was to get married, I'd want the recessional to be the Final Fantasy main theme, sometimes known as the "bridge-crossing theme" because in multiple games it doesn't play RIGHT at the beginning, but at the point where the characters and setting have been established and they're about to start off on the real adventure. It's always seemed like a "just beginning our true journey" theme and thus perfect for walking back down the aisle.

So it's kind of that, but in reverse? Like the journey is over, now that they've found each other?

At any rate, can't underestimate the emotional load of anime/game music and the associations they carry to the fans.