Fool or Clown?

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"Fool or Clown?" is a piece of music from Persona 4 Arena Ultimax. It was composed by Atsushi Kitajoh.

Game Appearances

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax

"Fool or Clown?" is used as Tohru Adachi's stage music. On composing it, Kitajoh wrote in the Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Original Soundtrack booklet that he wanted the track to express how odd Adachi is. At first, it sounded like boss music but he felt that didn't fit Adachi so he lightened the sound.^[1]

It is track #12 on the Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Original Soundtrack.

Other Appearances

BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

"Fool or Clown?" returns as Adachi's stage music.

Live Appearances

Persona Super Live 2015: "Fool or Clown?" was performed as part of the 7 minute long Persona 4 Arena and Persona 4 Arena Ultimax instrumental medley.

Videos

Official Audio

References

↑ "足立との対戦BGM、対戦格闘のカッコ良さではなく、足立の奇妙さをだすようにしました。音楽上では、-5度進行してみたり、シンセを揺らしたりしていますが、足立にはボス級にある重さが似合わないので、最終的に音を軽めにしています。" Translation: "For the versus Adachi BGM, I wanted to express how odd Adachi is rather than make a cool fighting game BGM. At first, it sounded like weighty boss music due to the progression and synths. But that kind of boss-tier heaviness doesn't fit Adachi, so the final sound was made lighter." Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Original Soundtrack Booklet, Atsushi Kitajoh. Published by Mastard Records. Japanese. p. 4. Translation by User:Cabbage.

[1] "足立との対戦BGM、対戦格闘のカッコ良さではなく、足立の奇妙さをだすようにしました。音楽上では、-5度進行してみたり、シンセを揺らしたりしていますが、足立にはボス級にある重さが似合わないので、最終的に音を軽めにしています。" Translation: "For the versus Adachi BGM, I wanted to express how odd Adachi is rather than make a cool fighting game BGM. At first, it sounded like weighty boss music due to the progression and synths. But that kind of boss-tier heaviness doesn't fit Adachi, so the final sound was made lighter." Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Original Soundtrack Booklet, Atsushi Kitajoh. Published by Mastard Records. Japanese. p. 4. Translation by User:Cabbage.

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