The companion piece to Luxendarc Daikikou — five tracks from Revo's Linked Horizon project for Bravely Default. "Kano Mono no Na wa..." (That Person's Name Is...) vocalized — adding lyrics to one of the game's most recognizable themes.
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"Kaze ga Fuita Hi" (The Day the Wind Blew) in Piano Solo strips the orchestral arrangement to its essential melody. "Raihousha" (The Visitor) and "Tatakai no Hate ni" (At the End of Battle) get long versions that extend beyond the game's loop constraints.
"Kibou e Mukau Tanshikyoku" (Short Piece Toward Hope) also appears in its long form — a recurring track across both Luxendarc releases. Five tracks, limited edition — the Shoukikou (Small Travelogue) to the Daikikou's (Grand Travelogue).
Together the two releases form Revo's complete vocal reinterpretation of Bravely Default's score. The piano solo version alone is worth the price — hearing Revo's composition stripped to a single instrument reveals the melodic craftsmanship underneath the orchestral bombast.