The best part of this song was Dash's antiperspirant joke

After listening closely to this track, it really brings out the mid-tier with an icarus complex within you. Just like Pit!

This song is pretty good actually. If they either fleshed out the dubstep break down or removed it, this would be better. The end bit sounds like an aggressive fart that you'd regret.

i hate how this song has potential to be great but it isnt

2 minutes of build-up for 15-30 seconds of music. Oof.

This song really is just the feeling of getting a brand new car, driving it down a road and suddenly crashing into a tree.

I actually like the drum buildup. Am I the only one?

I love this one ironically. Its like the only ones who could come in to do the battle music for this battle are some interns who started beating to some kind of rythem. Then the music director and crew finally come in, late from their lunch break like "Oh fuck oh shit sorry we lost track of time" and thats when the dubstep starts.

i feel bad for the yiik fans that dont watch alpharad deluxe. they never heard dashs antiperspirant joke

Bongo cat is shaking in the corner

Thank you jo for showing everyone this funny song

I do think “Battle, This Time With Rhythm”’s biggest weakness is its percussion. I feel like that’s what keeps it being a relatively average game, every time the dubstep kicks in it goes right back to the percussion. It’s like the real life Pit: mid tier with an Icarus complex

This song is like most of my relationships it starts off slow, gets faster and faster and then I fuck it all up. Great stuff

This track feels like playing YIIK

When listening to this song it's like a train on its first journey slowly chugging along and building up speed, people growing more excited as it gets faster and faster...

This unironically goes super hard, I think the drum build-up is fantastic and I love how it speeds up gradually. The synth line is also catchy.

it's like someone vaguely described accelerando and their friend wrote a song from that

You can always feel the moment he ran out of steam in the creative process. The song spends 3/4 on buildup then just gives up.

Alex edges to this song

This song is literally just an Icarus complex but contextualized into music.