Watch the accompanying YouTube video: https://youtu.be/pGzHBAjBmaU

This version of the track contains the pitch change to We Go! heard in Episode 1015's ending scene, as opposed to the original album version of the track heard on the Movie 14 (Stampede) album. If you'd prefer a mix that contains the original version of We Go!, I have uploaded that as well.

I do not own One Piece or the soundtrack music. I simply remixed the original version of the songs to match the TV version heard during the Wano Arc, in episode 1015 of the anime, that kicks off the fight against Kaido and Big Mom. One Piece is copyright Eiichiro Oda and the music is originally copyright Kohei Tanaka and/or Shiro HamaguchiI. I also did not create the fan art shown during the video, those images are Copyright their respective artists.

Matches up to the scene in Season 21 Episode 124 (Episode 1015 - "Straw Hat Luffy! The Man Who Will Become the King of the Pirates!") of the anime, starting at time index 20:49 and running until the end of the "To Be Continued" at the end of the episode.

The scene is actually comprised of three (3) separate tracks, all of which were edited and matched up to each other to create a mostly coherent single track, with a couple pauses to insert silence during key parts of the episode's dialogue or suspenseful scenes. 

The first part of the track's original name is "Memory of Brothers" (Kyōdai no omoide/兄弟の思い出), Track 14 off the NEW WORLD album. The second part is "We Are! ~ Stampede Version" (ウィーアー！ ～STAMPEDE Ver.～), Track 5 off the Movie 14 (One Piece: Stampede) soundtrack. They also used an instrumental cut of the last few seconds of "We Go! We Are! ~ Stampede Version" (ウィーゴー！ウィーアー！ ～STAMPEDE Ver.～), track 38 off the Movie 14 (One Piece: Stampede) soundtrack.

This TV remix was quite the jumble, with "Memory of Brothers" being heavily chopped up to fit the flashback scenes. The track then has several seconds of silence before launching abruptly into a shortened version of the Movie 14 (Stampede) version of "We Are!" as Luffy delivers the first ever "Gomu Gomu no Red Roc" to Kaido. But in addition to those two tracks they also used the last few seconds of the track "We Go! We Are!", which normally has vocals, also from the Movie 14 soundtrack. However, they used an instrumental version with none of the sung lyrics from the version found on the retail album. To try and make this TV remix as accurate as possible, I was able to use AI voice removal software to remove the voice from the "We Go! We Are!" track and appended this to the end of the mixed "We Go!" to achieve almost the exact same affect they created in the episode when Luffy declares he will become the King of the Pirates to Kaido and Big Mom as the "To Be Continued" bass pops to end the episode. This was my first experience with AI voice removal software but I think it came out incredibly well and doesn't seem to have affected the underlying track adversely enough to be noticeable!

One Piece - Gomu Gomu No Red Roc (Episode 1015 TV Remix OST - With Pitch Change)

Dragon Ball Z - Gohan's SSJ2 Theme - Unmei No Hi (Tamashii Vs Tamashii) (1)

When you at the gym, and you're failing at bench pressing or some shit, here's something to boost your morale. If you don't work out... well fuck, still a good song tho.

Unbreakable Determination (Dragon Ball Super OST)

Dragon ball super Ost - Desperate Assault

Composer: Kenji Yamamoto
Dragon Ball Kai: Original Soundtrack is the first official soundtrack of the anime Dragon Ball Kai released on August 19, 2009 on CD in Japan only. The soundtrack includes the opening, ending, and background music from the show.

Dragon Ball Kai Original Soundtrack

Dragon Ball Kai - 27 - A Moment For Shuddering

"Sup-Super Saiyans are suppose to be absolutely invincible.....how did I get beat?! It makes no sense, my power should stand second to none! I am the Saiyan Prince, the crowning pinnacle of my race! Becoming Super Saiyan should've cemented my place as the greatest warrior in the universe!..is technology superior to my strength...am I limited by mere biology?..........No! I am Vegeta! I have no limits! Whoever is my opponent, their might is nothing compared to mine! I will crush them....and Kakarot, when the cyborgs are dust, you can be sure that I'll be coming for you next" 

Composer: Kenji Yamamoto
Dragon Ball Kai: Original Soundtrack III & Songs is the third official soundtrack of the anime Dragon Ball Kai on CD in Japan only. The soundtrack includes the opening, ending, and background music from the show

Dragon Ball Kai Original Soundtrack III & Songs

Dragon Ball Kai - 12 - A Grim Fate

Dragon Ball Super - Fierce Battle Against A Mighty Foe - Norihito Sumitomo

Disc 2

Release Date:	Feb 28, 2018
Published by:	NIPPON COLUMBIA
Composed by:	Norihito Sumitomo, Kazuya Yoshii, Takafumi Iwasaki, LACCO TOWER
Arranged by:	Hiroaki Kagoshima, Seiji Kameda
Performed by: Kiyoshi Hikawa, LACCO TOWER
Lyrics by: Yukinojo Mori, Keisuke Matsukawa

Tracklist:

01	Shady Scheme	
02	Desperate Plan	
03	Gorgeous Warriors	
04	Knockout Blow	
05	Precious Comrades	
06	Tactics	
07	Omni-King’s Theme	
08	Strongarm Battle	
09	Limit-Break x Survivor (Relaxed Ver.)	
10	Instant-Kill Battle	
11	Aim for the Top	
12	Formidable Foe	
13	Towards Hope	
14	Limit-Break x Survivor (Irregular Battle Ver.)	
15	Limit-Break x Survivor (Peace Ver.)	
16	Limit-Break x Survivor (Preview)	
17	Fierce Battle against a Mighty Foe	
18	Dream Tag Match	
19	A Fearsome Foe	
20	The Power to Resist	
21	A Secret Plan with One’s Life on the Line	
22	Unwinnable Battle	
23	The Final Death-Match	
24	The Kaioshins’ Scheme	
25	Strategy Conference	
26	Limit-Break x Survivor (Instrumental Type C)	
27	Our Hero, Son Goku	
28	Far Away (TV size)

04 - Scala And Kolacny Brothers - Creep

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