One question I have is why do the songs have their Japanese names?
Well, that is an easy answer. Since, it was made in Japan. (And both of those versions are different btw from international releases.) It will probably confuse some people. But, it is reasonable that, despite having English translation. Does not accurately represents the actual names from the Japan release. Since, Japanese release is earlier before the international ones. But, some of them might have words changed for international release. So that, there would be no backlash for that. It does reminds me of the one in Red/Blue/Yellow releases where there is a, grandpa laying down on the path.
In the Japanese release, the Grandma of that poor Grandpa explains he is too drunk. But, in international release. She explains, "he" didn't had his morning coffee. But... i do think people thought he was too drunk anyways cuz, why would he be laying down in the path without an morning coffee? Wich is one of the many Japanese to International releases differences. (But someone will point out about that Japanese release of one Pokémon game wich is from official Nintendo book where Pokémons and humans married each other but i also know that. So there is no need to mention it.)
I probably derailed somewhere, where i should not have been. I guess that will (hopefully) answer your question about the songs, having Japanese names instead of English ones.
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even though gen 3 is my favorite gen i gotta give props to gen 5 its just better in a lot of ways ad its nice not having trumpets be the only instrument you can hear
Definitely one of the best Pokemon soundtracks of all time. Excellent battle songs, incredible town songs and the music quality for a DS game is superb.
The unova soundtrack is the absolutely best soundtrack I've heard in my life!!.my personal favourites are( includes second version too)are elite four theme,driftveil city,route 10,gym leader theme,Alder's theme,virbank city,colress theme,entralink ,humalau city and ending theme.all have very unique sound and the very best!! Gamefreak must create more such excellent soundtrack!(by lkennyzatsu)
Pokemon B/W has one of the most heart-felt soundtracks from a Pokemon game. N's Sayonara (Farewell) for example, truly evokes a feeling of sadness in the listener. Definitely plucks at my heart strings like a piano.
This soundtrack was used in Pokemon Black and White: The Movie, notably "Summer in Kagome" when Mellodi returns to Lacunosa Town after successfully luring Kyurem away.
love this game it has all the Pokemon and an excellent story between the two its like legend of zelda mixed with pokemon because all two versions have a different story in each
Pretty good, but can you get the music for Poke'mon X and Y? It's not here. can you add it onto this site? Thank you for reading this message. This will self-destruct in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, BOOOM!
To be honest with you, this isn't the best but not the worst. But white was my first Pokemon game and I am proud of that. IDC what people said about 5th gen. I think it's alright and nostalgic!
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