The second season Magi soundtrack — heavily French-titled, reflecting the series' Arabian Nights inspiration filtered through a European classical lens. "L'Arabesque" tracks (Fantaisie, Folie, Complot, Danse Toujours, Sindria) form a suite of Arabian-themed variations.
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"Scat Bizarre" tracks (La Terre, Les Vents) explore elemental scat singing across earth and wind. "Et ça présage quoi?" (What does that foretell?) builds suspense in French. "Exclamation de Triomphe" (Exclamation of Triumph) and "Notre Empire_Devastation" (Our Empire) handle the series' escalating kingdom-level conflicts.
"MYM" tracks (Warm Opera, Youthful Spirit) likely score specific character themes. "Cast to Damnation" goes full dark. "Dragon's Battle" and "Eye of the Dragon" bring creature combat. "Teachers Ship" and "Warriors Ship" put the action at sea.
The French musical terminology creates an unusual atmosphere for a series based on Middle Eastern mythology — but Magi always drew from multiple cultural wells simultaneously. "A Storm is Coming to Us All" opens with appropriate grandeur for a Kingdom of Magic arc.