HADES II – I Am Gonna Claw / The Titan of Time | Reacting To Video Game Music!



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34 thoughts on “HADES II – I Am Gonna Claw / The Titan of Time | Reacting To Video Game Music!”

  1. Chronos phase 2 is in 25/8 time, which aside from being completely insane is also one more hour than in a day/one more day than in a week. He's literally outside of time which is WILD

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  2. Essentially, the main character Melinoe not only beats this boss and her band in a fight, she also disses their music. So the boss (Scylla) wrote a whole diss track for Melinoe out of pure spite bc she’s such a hater lmao

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  3. Normally, at least in greek that is, Scylla is pronounced as "Skilla". Yup. No idea how they change it in different cultures and languages though. But that's how you say it in original language.

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  4. SPOILERS

    'I Am Gonna Claw' is the boss theme of a glam band 'Scylla and the Sirens'.
    It is a three-woman band with a vocal, drum, and a guitar.
    The genius thing about the music is, as you take down the boss, the corresponding part of the music gets cut out. For example, if you take out the drummer, the music plays without the drums.
    At the first encounter of this battle they actually sing a song called 'Coral Crown', and after the first time you beat them and encounter the boss again, they play this 'I Am Gonna Claw', which basically a fierce diss song about you. After that, whenever you encounter the boss, one of the two songs will randomly play.

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  5. "I am gonna claw out your eyes" is a boss theme for Scylla and the Sirens, a trio who has an 80's rock band aesthetic and whom you fight on their music stage. In this particular song, Scylla is venting her rage at Melinoe and keeps putting her down, mocking her clothes and claiming the goddess is jealous of her.

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  6. Can’t wait for the inevitable Coral Crown reaction lol, it’s the other Scylla song and I actually prefer it over I am gonna claw, from both a musical perspective and by how much I just enjoy listening to it. It’s somehow even catchier.

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  7. the electronic sound in "titan of time" probably represents chronos's end goal:

    some spoilers ahead…….

    his goal is to take over the world and advance mortals into a golden age, like they had when he ruled before. ie, he wants to move history forward. of course, that necessitates the death of every god.

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  8. Oh Hades 2 feels like a complete evolution with everything Supergiant has learned.

    It is my game of the year for whenever it releases for real. Its so fun to play and have things change and evolve as you play in early access

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  9. What's extra fun about I'm Gonna Claw Out Your Eyes (and Coral Crown) is that it's diegetic. Scylla and the Sirens are playing these tracks in the game's universe when you fight them.

    Scylla on vocals, Roxy on drums, Jetty on bass. They share a health bar and you can knock out individual sirens from the fight.

    And what's extra extra fun is that when you knock out a siren, her respective audio track also drops out because in the game's universe she's no longer able to play.

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  10. oh so in the second biome of the underground, you start hearing from the distance one of two alluring siren songs: song of the sirens, or song of the deep.

    they get clearer the further you descend. when you meet the boss, it turns out Scylla and two sirens have a metal band and they start performing a much more aggressive song: song of the sirens turns into coral crown, song of the deep turns into I an gonna claw.

    I'd like to think the first song is revealed to be the second song when you're close enough: sounds alluring from afar but deadly from up close like the sirens themselves.

    anyway that's why it would've been much better IMO to listen to such of the deep before this, and if you can do it later, listen to the song of the sirens and coral crown back to back.

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  11. If you’re looking for more Hades 2 tracks to listen to, here are some ideas:
    Sightless shepherd is an absolute must
    Crossed flames is great (try to follow along with the drums in the second half)
    Sprigs of sorrow is a fantastic Halloween-sounding song
    The Risen Fleet is amazing
    They just added a new area with two great tracks (Olympus Aflame and Wrath of the Heavens) which are both great
    They plan to add another area early next year which will definitely have more awesome music

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  12. Maybe this is just me and my impression of the game, but the way the vibe of the Phase 2 theme of the final boss is different between Hades and Hades II is also very representative of how it felt to fight them, gameplay wise. Phase 2 Dad is frantic and intense and personal. Phase 2 Chronos is just scary, man. Not gonna spoil but it's very tense and I feel like I have to play much more carefully.

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