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After conquering the Elite Four, your Pokemon are exhausted after four long and difficult fights, but one final challenge lies ahead. Short song, but packs an unbelievable amount of awesome into the time you spend with it.
The one, the only, the original Victory Road. Pokémon Mansion, an amazingly tense and atmospheric song that helps set the mood as you pick through Mewtwo's backstory. Kinda makes you feel like you're walking on a low-bit beach, huh? For the old school, the original Cinnabar Island theme. is, in a few words, creepy, chaotic, and totally awesome. The one, the only, the original Surfing tune. Kind of jarring when you think about Team Rocket's presence there. Celadon City and the original Game Corner. The Pokémon Tower music, simultaneously saddening and damned creepy. Lavender Town is awesome in a scary way. It's also famous for the awesomely carefree feel embodied by its BGM. Route 11, the seaside boardwalk famous for tying Lavender Town, Vermilion City and Fuchsia City together. The Bike Theme from the original R/B/Y games is so unbelievably catchy. And since you hear it only once in the game, you will miss it. Vermilion City, best described as "departures, arrivals and goodbyes" in musical form. Route 24 and 25, first heard in the game's opening and then again in said routes (between Cerulean City and Bill's House), just has that perfect adventure sound to it. The happy and energetic Cerulean City. Pokemon instruments of destruction series#
It somehow makes one of the most inspiring songs in the series be slightly depressing. A certain glitch Pokémon causes audio glitches, presented in the linked video as a simplified version of Route 4's music playing at Lavender Town's speed. And it still manages to showcase that darkness. Creepy sounding? Yes, owing to how dark the caves are. Moon, the franchise's very first cave theme. You knew it was time to get serious when you heard it.
The music that plays inside the Pokémon Gyms, another classic that gets you pumped up to fight the strongest trainers.The Viridian Forest is damned creepy! And so addicting.The Trainer battle Theme, a classic that re-appears every generation.
The Viridan/Pewter/Saffron City Theme.the very first wild Pokémon battle theme. This tune nicely conveys that child-like sense of wonder and playfulness.
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You step outside, you get your starter and you leave your little pokey town and venture into the world full of hope and ambition.
The Rival's Encounter Theme, an instantly recognizable theme that tells you everything you need to know about your Rival's character. The wonderfully calm Pallet Town, where it all began. First used in the announcement trailer, this theme begins with a cool synth rendition of the Hall of Fame music, then suddenly transitions into an electric guitar version of the traditional Title Screen music, which also alludes to the fact that there is no Hall of Fame records like in the previous games, but you get to see the team members you used to beat the champion at the title screen. Sun and Moon's title theme is just as magnificent as ever, and appears to take characteristics from every generation's title theme, with some chanting added at the end for good measure. Pokemon instruments of destruction update#
X & Y's title theme is a great update to the classic. Black 2 and White 2 version also does the job. Black and White's title theme itself is great as well. Especially when the music plays during the Gym Leaders' Big Damn Heroes moment in N's Castle. The epic remix from Black and White when you face a Gym Leader's last Pokémon. Diamond and Pearl's title theme is great, too, although it plays more during the introduction video rather than on the title screen itself. In Diamond and Pearl, an unused track in the game is the theme. 
The orchestrated remix in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire is a truly grandiose song. There's an uncompressed MIDI version of the original hidden in the obscure game Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire. Ruby and Sapphire 's and its remix in Colosseum. In one minute we have: Gold and Silver's intro music, New Bark Town, Goldenrod City, Burned Tower, and the Rival and Eusine's leitmotifs. Awesomeness driven up with the simply wonderful HeartGold/SoulSilver remix. Crystal's title theme slightly differs at the beginning from the Gold/Silver version, but soon becomes the traditional Gold/Silver title theme. Gold and Silver's is pretty great as well. FireRed and LeafGreen brought about their own great remix.
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