Leitmotif/Video Games/Visual Novel: Difference between revisions

** ''[[Mitsumete Knight]]'', ''Tokimeki Memorial'' 's [[Spiritual Successor]], made the same use of this trope. And ''also'' [[Playing with a Trope|played with the trope]] with {{spoiler|[[Emotionless Girl|Raizze]] [[Defrosting Ice Queen|Haimer]]}}, who has ''two'' variations of her Leitmotif, {{spoiler|the somber "Cold Lips"}} : the first, {{spoiler|"Salishuan the Spy", an epic, battle-engaging tune}} which plays when {{spoiler|Raizze reveals to you her identity as Salishuan the Spy of the Eight Generals of Valpha-Valaharian, and challenges you to a duel in order to avenge her father, [[Final Boss|the leader of the Eight General Wolfgario the Ravager]], slayed by you in a duel a week earlier}} ; the second, which follows ''just after'' the first variation [[Relationship Values|if she's deeply in love with you]], named {{spoiler|"Sorrowful Blade"}}, is a {{spoiler|heartwrenching tune playing as [[Tear Jerker|Raizze is conflicted between]] her love for her father and thus her duty to avenge him, and the love she feels for you}}. And you'll ''need'' to hear this second variation [[Anyone Can Die|if you don't]] [[Lost Forever|want her to]] [[Tear Jerker|meet a sad fate]].

* Characters in the [[Girls Love]] VN ''[[Akai Ito]]'' and ''[[Aoi Shiro]]'' have [[Leitmotif]], but [[Akai Ito|Yumei]]'s Itsuka no Hikari was actually promoted to a vocal single later (along with [[Big Bad|Nushi]]'s sinister Wheel of Fortune).