Hmm. I feel like this completely misses the two main points of the original version sadly. The biggest one being the bombastic Fire Emblem theme at the start of the phase is literally done because it's.. well... Literally because it lines up with the animation of the Fire Emblem being used to blast the shit out of the entire field with a blinding explosion of light. It's pretty much meant to be the SFX of the Fire Emblem doing that, hence why it's very "Fire Emblem theme but it's holy judgement" at the start. It's there, but I think it lacks that exact punch and the pause to sort of emphasize that fact, and it's a bit more subdued I feel compared to the original, (ironically, given the rest of the track is so much higher energy), and diluting the FE theme leitmotif with another melody at the start of the track rather than repeating it a second time directly after for emphasis helps to obfuscate this aspect a bit compared to the original I feel. The other big thing here is the point of the theme and the themes it reuses are meant to loosely retell the story of the earth dragons' degeneration and havoc, then Naga's appearance and liberation of humanity. This actually would've been a perfect excuse to insert Legend of the Dragon God into here since Holy War did the same for the same reasons, which the original version of this theme didn't do. Oh yeah, also more nitpicky, but this track has nothing to do with Mystery of the Emblem as it quite literally did not have a final map theme in that version. It's a theme exclusive to the remake, New Mystery of the Emblem.