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Revision as of 13:32, 31 August 2009
File:Drammatica.jpg
The Album Cover for Drammatica.
"The Other Promise" is the theme played during the battle with Roxas in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. It is a remix of Roxas's normal theme, "Roxas", and plays as an orchestral piece that portrays Roxas's sombre and troubled life as a non-existent Nobody confused about his identity. A stronger, mellower and deeper version of The Other Promise appears in Drammatica, which features Yoko Shimomura's best work.
The Other Promise is heard in all released trailers for Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, as well as on the official site of the game. It was rumored that The Other Promise would be the theme song to Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, but it was revealed in an interview that the game's theme would be Sanctuary, as it was in Kingdom Hearts II.
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