Heard in the Eastern Road, the entrance of the Lost Shrine and in the Desert Heard in the lighthouse, the tabern and the post office of Seafront Heard in a cutscene with the Young Shade and P-33 in the Junk Heap Main theme of the Forest of Myth, also heard in the cutscenes where Gretel speaks with the Shades in the Lost Shrine Kainé's theme, heard during Kainé's Dream: Discrimination Kainé's theme, heard after defeating Hook, when Kainé is freed from petrification, after fighting Kainé in the Lost Shrine, before entering the wolves' den in the desert to fight Roc and at the beginning of route B Heard in the tavern at the end of The Ballad of the Twins quest Heard in the battle against the Jack of Hearts, in the second half of the battle against P-33 and in the battle against Roc in the wolves' den Heard in Facade the night before the wedding Heard at the end of "Act I" before the time lapse, after the battle against P-33, in the village after getting the key to the Shadowlord's Castle, in the Shadowlord's Castle after Emil saves you and during Kainé's Dream: Discrimination Heard when saving Yonah in the Shadowlord's Castle and after defeating Kainé in the Shadowlord's Castle
Heard in Facade the night before the wedding when talking to the King of Facade and inside the king's mansion after fighting with Roc in Facade Heard during Kainé's Dream: Discrimination Heard against several bosses and sub-bosses Heard in the library in the Village and inside Nier's house Instrumental version heard when far from her and in Kainé's Dream: Daily Life Heard when near Devola in the Village and when fighting Popola in the Shadowlord's Castle. Heard in a cutscene during a fight with Hook and during the Sleeping Beauty's Divine Tree Memories text adventure
Plays in the Aerie and when fighting Kainé in the Lost Shrine Plays during the fight with Hansel and Gretel Plays in the Northern Plains and the Southern Plains The tone of the vocals would create the emotion of the song rather than the lyrics. They are a fusion of English, French, Gaelic and Japanese. The lyrics in the soundtrack are not traditional. Often, elements of the game were modified to match the music, rather than the other way around. The music for the game was generally composed entirely separate from the development of the game. The vocals and lyrics were provided by vocalist Emi Evans. The soundtrack to NieR was composed by a collaboration of the studio Monaca, consisting of Keiichi Okabe, Kakeru Ishihama, and Keigo Hoashi, along with Takafumi Nishimura from Cavia, the game's developer. NieR Gestalt & NieR RepliCant NieR Gestalt & NieR RepliCant Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack for both NieR Gestalt and Nier RepliCant.
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