Endless Ocean Blue World Music

Endless Ocean - Blue World. Alternative name: Forever Blue 2 - Umi no Yobigoe, Endless Ocean 2 - Adventures of the Deep. Release date: Sep 17th, 2009. Console: Nintendo Wii. Developer: Arika. Publisher: Nintendo. Download all files as MP3 (153 MB) Download original music files (117 MB).

Contents Characters Main Characters.: The main character that you control.: Co-founder of.: Jean Eric's granddaughter. Despite her young age, she is a talented and experienced diver. She is also in charge of providing guided tours.: A famous American salvager who wants to find the; he starts as a rival to the player, but eventually joins them in their quest.: A highly educated Japanese vet, Hayako is a crucial member of the service.

Not only is she a professional diver, but she knows everything there is to know about marine life. She also helps run the.: Jean-Eric's lost son who presumably died trying to escape the.Other Characters.: A businesswoman based in the Pelago Commonwealth.: The curator of the aquarium.: Some divers ask for certain requests from you, in exchange for money.: Your loyal partners.Story. PrologueThe introduction starts with a cutscene of whales and dolphins leaping from the water. Your character is on a boat with two men and two women, who discuss the cetaceans and ask what gender you are. Choosing 'I'm that kind of girl' or 'I'm that kind of guy' selects what gender your character will be. You then dive into the unknown sea, and towards a strange place filled with dolphins and whales. As you swim through it and see a mysterious structure, a majestic song underscores the title of the game, and the game brings you back in time, to the beginning of the story.

Chapter 1: The Song of DragonsYou are a college student, studying folklore, who is intrigued by a myth known as the, and by chance begins working for, a small-scale business. During your first meeting with, the man on the boat you met in the prologue who runs the company, you give information that will describe your character's features, such as hair and skin tone.After you complete your divers' looks, Jean-Eric's granddaughter who was also on the boat in the prologue, arrives on her jet-ski, to see what you have to offer in the department of diving.

You start diving by diving in, whereupon leaving, you find a stray calf. While Oceana panics about what to do, you tell her that you should guide it back to its mother.

Oceana calms down and states that the mother should be near the area.After reuniting the calf with their mother, Oceana drops the pendant that her gave to her. It makes an eerie sound and the mother humpback whale rushes at you, but you dodge it without harm. After successfully resurfacing, Oceana tells you how she lost the other half of the pendant years ago at, however, Jean-Eric tells her not to go.

Disregarding her father's warnings, she decides to go by herself and find the other half of the pendant. Gives you the, a tool to calm aggressive animals and heal sick creatures, since a patrols the area.After calming down the shark with the pulsar, it leaves and Oceana is revealed to be safe. You find the pendant at, and return to the boat. After getting a stern scolding from Jean-Eric, you and Ocean merge the two pendants, and a mysterious verse is found engraved into the two parts, reading:'The road to the truth is the Song of Dragons.' Chapter 2: Phantoms of the CastleWhen venturing to, your first dolphin partner, a, has been showing itself at the island many times before you joined.

Ringing the will give you the first training session with this dolphin, and you learn how to ride with them.The mysterious verse you found on Oceana's pendant hints towards, a long-lost castle rumored to have sunk around many years ago. You travel to Ciceros Strait in search of the castle, and when you get there, you're introduced to (also known as ), more commonly referred to as GG. GG is a famous American salvager who has also caught wind of the Valka Castle mystery and is out to get the treasure for himself and boost his popularity. Your team and GG agree to a competition to find the castle first, where the loser must either eat a sea slug or scrub the underside of L&L's boat with a toothbrush, and GG swims away.

Jean-Eric gives you a tool called the, used for discovering treasures and rocks, to aide you in finding the castle. You dive around and explore Ciceros Strait.Ciceros Strait is a large rocky strait running between the Cyclades islands near Greece, filled with shipwrecks, sharks, whirlpools and a diverse assortment of Mediterranean sea life. While exploring the area, you find various pieces of lapis lazuli, a rare stone, with the Multisensor. Eventually, you discover a bracelet of pure lapis lazuli, known as the Triton Bracelet. It contains a map, to which Oceana says:'It looks like a town surrounded by whirlpools, doesn't it?' The bracelet also contains engravings which you can't decipher, so you decide to head back to and have appraise it for you. Nancy deciphers it for you, and it reads:'Fishermen of Triton Village of the Ailouros Cape, pay heed if you value your life.

Even the whirling waters fear the night. Sail in the calm twilight when all is quiet.'

You then dive at night follow these clues to discover the, left behind by an ancient civilization, when the dinis/undines (whirlpools) have disappeared. The ruins contain a well that Oceana believes may lead to the castle.

However, just as you're about to check, GG arrives, proclaiming himself the victor. Suddenly, though, GG becomes terrified and tells you to swim for your lives. You and Oceana are confused as to what scared him until you turn around and notice something terrifying. Approaching you is the legendary man-eating shark, accompanied by some. You use your Pulsar to calm the Great Whites, but Thanatos seems impervious to the Pulsar, so you escape down the well.Oceana was right, and you end up in the legendary Valka Castle through the well. The serene, ancient castle is beautiful, with cobblestone structures, various rooms, and many windows.

As you explore the castle, you discover two things: a flat, circular map of the earth, a baffling scientific discovery to both of you due to the time it was made in, and the, which leads to the king's chamber.After toggling a switch that lets you into the king's chamber, you explore some aspects of it and find a book-switch that opens a secret chamber. Suddenly, you hear a strange 'song', and the chamber locks you inside. Brief panic leads you to discover a switch that lets you out, and as you escape you see a that somehow ended up near Valka Castle swimming outside the windows.Inside the secret room, you discovered something known as an Okeanos Tablet, a tablet of engraved lapis lazuli. Battlefield 1942 play for free. You and Oceana escape the haunted castle, and, despite having lost, GG never ate a sea slug nor cleaned the boat. Chapter 3: Pole to PoleUpon returning to Nineball Island, Jean-Eric requests to speak to the player.

He informs them that, due to the discovery of Valka Castle, L&L Diving Service has become a global sensation, and the player can now receive requests, wherein they can take photos of creatures, give guided tours or find salvage items in exchange for money.You call Nancy, asking for assistance in deciphering the mysterious tablet found in Valka Castle, and although Nancy is unable to decipher the tablet herself, she does recognize the writing and relates it to an ancient civilization known as the. She recommends that the Diving Service travel to Japan and speak with Professor, a genius young oceanographer who holds many degrees and is considered a fantastic marine biologist. You travel to the in Japan where she works and meet her.Hayako says she recognizes the Okeanos Tablet and would be able to decipher it given time, but is interrupted by her boss, Mr. Kaimoto, who tells her that she cannot work on it due to required research on in the arctic. Oceana suggests that they go and do the work instead while Hayako works on the tablet, to which Mr. Kaimoto agrees.You travel to the to gather info on polar bears. Along the way, you are ambushed by a, who you successfully deter with the Pulsar.

Once you reach land, you observe the polar bear trying and, sadly, failing to hunt for seals, after which you can return to the boat and to the Aquarium.Upon returning to the Aquarium, Mr. Kaimoto allows you to place animals in the aquarium and gives a quick tutorial. You then speak with Hayako, who has finished deciphering the tablet. It reads:The treasure of Pacifica sleeps with the queen behind the bronze door in the abyss.The fissure filled by the circular ocean shows the way to the queen's tomb.Offer your flute to the sun of morning, noon and night, and the dragon's song will open the gates to treasure.She summarizes this message as proof of the Okeanides; the is the key to the legendary treasure of the Okeanides, the, which is said to be lost in a tomb under the seas. She mentions that there are increasing reports of the song being heard, namely in the near an iceberg known as.Before anybody else can say anything, Jean-Eric interrupts. He is angry over the idea of pursuing the song, because his son, Oceana's father, was killed in pursuit of the song's mystery as well as the.

You and Oceana convince him to help find the truth, though, and Hayako joins the team to help search for the truth behind the Song of Dragons. With that, the team sets off for the Weddell Sea.Upon arriving in the Weddell Sea, you get a brief explanation between the differences of ice floes and icebergs; ice floes consist of frozen seawater, whereas icebergs are chunks of Antarctic ice that have broken off. Jean-Eric mentions that hypothermia may be an issue, but Hayako presents a solution: AAP Wax, which helps prevent hypothermia when applied before diving, even in sub-zero temperatures. Jean-Eric quips on how times have changed.You dive into the sea from the northeast and travel southwest towards the Special Iceberg, where the main source of noise is reported. Upon discovering Lower Ice Cave 3, you and Hayako hear a loud noise, a sort of wailing/grinding noise, coming from within. Hayako says that the cave must go deep into the iceberg to produce such reverberations and you travel inside, where you are taken to the.You discover a small chamber containing a leopard seal and a closed-off entrance to a greater area. With the aid of the whistle, you anger the leopard seal and cause it to ram into the blockade stopping you from accessing the rest of the Cavern.

You discover the beautiful, serene, a chamber filled with tiny ice formations, leopard seals, schools of fish and gleaming ice stalagmites. Within, you notice a Spectacled Porpoise crying for help, presumably having been trapped within by accident, and realize that the ear-splitting noise heard earlier was not, in fact, the Song of Dragons as previously presumed but the cries of the porpoise amplified and distorted by the unique structure of the Iceberg Cavern.Hayako suggests you Pulsar the porpoise to calm it down, and upon doing so, it takes a liking to you; you befriend the Spectacled Porpoise. Suddenly, a noise is heard, not like the previous screech, but more of a definite song, with a familiar melody and tune - could this be the Song of Dragons?!It's coming from outside the Cavern! You rush out with Hayako, ready to face the unknown, and out of the blue appears - a blue whale? A rare sight, according to Hayako.

The Song stops after meeting the whale, and you're left perplexed as to what happened at all. Yet another surprise when Oceana radioes you urgently, saying that conditions have severely worsened above water, and the radio cuts out with one final, eerie message:'It's all. You and Hayako return to the boat as quickly as you can, unable to contact them, and discover the source of the trouble: an immense blizzard has come over the Antarctic, reducing visibility to essentially nothing and causing danger, as the boat could capsize and leave them stranded. All hope seems lost, with no chance of truly safe escape, when suddenly, the Spectacled Porpoise you befriended in the Iceberg Cavern pops out of the water, chirping. Oceana asks if it's trying to help them, to which it nods fervently, and you decide to listen to it. It goes off in one direction and you follow suit, keeping a careful eye out for the Porpoise as it leads you through the twisting maze of icebergs.

Eventually, it leads you out of the iceberg zone and into clearer waters, where you are safe.You all discuss what happened down in the Cavern, with the conclusion being that the sound was the Song of Dragons. Oceana mentions that she and you heard it in Valka Castle, too, just before you were locked in, and Jean-Eric panics, having not heard of this before. Jean-Eric forces you to stop chasing the Song of Dragons, believing it will bring nothing but bad luck.

You return to Nineball Island, feeling that Jean-Eric is hiding something. Chapter 4: The Second SlateYou confront Jean-Eric about why he's acting so odd towards the Song of Dragons, and he responds that he doesn't want to lose Oceana too. When you ask what he means by 'too', he gives in and tells you the story of L&L Diving Service.L&L Diving Service was founded by Jean-Eric and Matthias Louvier, a father-son diving team, who traveled the world exploring oceans and seas. However, one day, fifteen years before the game takes place, Matthias caught wind of the legend of the Song of Dragons and become infatuated with it. Jean-Eric, on the other hand, believed it was simply that, a legend, and pleaded with Matthias to let it go, to which Matthias responded:'I know it exists!

Why don't you believe me, Father?' Confronting Jean-Eric over the Song of Dragons.The two fractured and L&L Diving Service was almost no more. A year later, Matthias went off on his own to explore for the legendary treasure said to be hidden by the Song of Dragons, and died in the process, leaving Jean-Eric certain that he had failed his son and that he had died hating him.Oceana and Hayako, having overheard Jean-Eric's lament, confront him. Oceana says that Matthias may have died, but to not continue the search for what Matthias believed in, what he truly desired in his life, would be disrespectful, and that what he had done was not foolish.

She puts her foot down and says she will search for the treasure, regardless of what Jean-Eric says. Jean-Eric, weary, says that he can't come with, and you leave him to think about it on his own time.The next morning, you, Oceana and Jean-Eric get a rather rude awakening in the form of a figure on the docks yelling out. Oceana stumbles out, grumbling, and is shocked by who is there. When you and Jean-Eric follow, you see who it is: the less-than-stellar return of GG, who's come back to discuss the Pacifica Treasure with you and L&L Diving Service.GG explains that he has been chasing the treasure for over 10 years, picking up clues and salvaging any and everything that might be related to it and that he was at Valka Castle to search for clues. He says that he has a new location to scout for the treasure based on a hot tip, but it's too dangerous to scout alone; so if L&L Diving Service goes with him, they'll split the treasure fairly and evenly if there is any. At an 80-20 ratio for GG, of course.

Oceana flips the deal and only agrees to go if they get 80% since there's four of L&L and one of GG. GG agrees after realizing the team now houses the famous Hayako Sakurai, and (jokingly?) asks her out on a date. She does not respond.GG explains this new location. It's called the, a tributary of the Amazon River, located in South America. Apparently, in the upstream of the river, there's a waterfall referred to by locals as. They report hearing strange sounds coming from the cascading water that they refer to as Dragonsong.

They say the song was sung by the spirits of the falls for a traveling ocean deity that once visited them. Hayako suddenly remembers the river, having come across it in her research, as an unusual number of lapis lazuli-based artifacts have been discovered there recently. Most likely only for the treasure, and rather reluctantly, GG joins L&L Diving Service!You all travel to the Cortica River, in the heart of the Amazonian rainforest. Hayako warns of the dangers of the river, namely the, and caimans that reside within. You dive in the lower midstream of the river and travel up the winding stream, encountering swaths of piranhas, caimans, arapaimas and, most important of all, otters, along the way.You breach through a mangrove thicket known as the Mangrove Maze and proceed upstream. You reach upstream and turn a corner, ending up in the area known as.

However, something nobody else has noticed about Spirit Falls is the temple-esque entrance sitting beneath the cascading water. A small bout of small stone steps leads up to a closed door with two sacred frog statues on either side. GG recalls a song about frogs and floodgates from the area:'A frog that eats silver and a frog that eats lapis, guard the king's floodgate one side apiece. Impress them each to open the gate. Lapis, lapis, silver, lapis, silver, release.'

You touch the frogs in the correct order and the floodgate opens up to reveal a stone corridor intricately engraved with all sorts of drawings and markings. As the gate opens, you hear the Song of Dragons once more, this time from within the corridor. You push into the corridor and turn a corner, ending up in the; a large structure sunken beneath water decorated with pillars and intricate architecture, reminiscent of Valka Castle.

GG remarks about how the Song of Dragons has stopped. At the far-back of the structure lies a single chamber filled with, and upon a pedestal lies another Okeanos Tablet known as the Cortica Slate!As you inspect the slate, you hear the mythical Song of Dragons yet again, this time coming from Spirit Falls itself. You turn to leave the Temple, but a large crocodile blocks your escape. You Pulsar it and it calms down, allowing for your escape.You travel back to Spirit Falls, and you find, of all things, a Minke Whale. Hayako explains: whales normally live in the Atlantic, but have been known to become disoriented and end up traveling into rivers and upstream where they become lost and/or trapped, hundreds or even thousands of miles from their natural habitat.

The Pacifica Treasure was nowhere to be found, and the Song of Dragons vanished yet again, but you have a new piece of evidence to play with: the Cortica Slate, which is in pristine condition due to being kept in freshwater conditions.On the boat, you hand the slate to Hayako, who deciphers it quickly. The slate contains almost the entire history of the Okeanides, from their rise to their fall. She explains the story as such:'According to this, they were a people who spoke to and controlled dragons. To do this, they used something known as the Dragon Flute.

The Dragon Flute was made of lapis lazuli, and it could be used to awaken the dragons and give them orders. However, the Dragon Flute was ultimately dismantled and thrown into the deepest depths of the sea in order to protect the, which is guarded by the dragons.' Upon hearing this, you realize what the flute was made of: Oceana's pendants! Feverishly, you almost begin theorizing where the third piece of the flute could be with GG - until Jean-Eric cuts you short.

He says it isn't necessary, because the third piece lies within the, the submarine Matthias was using when he died. GG, perplexed, asks how he knows this. Jean-Eric tells him to get some rest and that he will explain in the morning. Chapter 5: The Mystery in the AbyssUpon returning to the island and the break of the morning, Jean-Eric begins his explanation.

He explains that when Matthias was searching for the Pacifica Treasure, tracing clues down to the in the Red Sea. However, mysterious circumstances caused the submarine to shut off, with Matthias trapped inside. He presumably tried to escape, despite the near-impossibility of the task, which ended up being his death. When they attempted to investigate, they had only found the two pendants Oceana and her mother received. Jean-Eric knows how dangerous it is down there, and tells them that he won't let another person die not on his watch.

After some pressuring from you and Oceana, however, he agrees to join them on their quest, and figure out the truth behind his son's death. The team, however, agrees on one thing: it would be impossible to find the submarine in one dive. GG has a solution, however, and says he will explain it once they go to the Red Sea.When the team arrives, GG explains that he brought a big air tank with him. He proposes they throw it off the boat down the Depths and use it as a kind of air station, allowing them to refill their air in the perilous depths. Jean-Eric finds this plan satisfactory and takes them over to the.Upon diving into the Zahhab Region, Jean-Eric says that the air tank dropped into the and tells you to go down the crevasse.

You find that due to the depths, your air runs out much quicker than normal. Jean-Eric says to find the air station, which he marked on the map. The air station turns out to be on the edge of the, on the east side of the crevasse. Jean-Eric brings up another important detail: Matthias, while investigating, left behind plaques of his progress leading up to the incident. Jean-Eric tells you that you can use the Multisensor to locate them, and tells you to follow them.

These plaques lead you through the Chimney Forest to the western edge of the crevasse, and through a hidden cavern, the.This passage takes you in between the Twin Crevasses. Jean-Eric tells you he dropped another air station at the. Swimming through and finding more plaques takes you up to an unrecorded cave, the. This cave, however, is occupied by a. You then must call over a Sperm Whale using your Sea Whistle, attracting it to the squid (and dodging its rapid movements). The attacks the Squid, putting them into a and opening up the way to the Giant's Lair.

Through this cavern reveals the, and the broken with it. You search around for a bit and find a waterproof bag within the cockpit. This, being your only salvage from the submarine, prompts you to return to the boat.Upon returning, Jean-Eric opens the bag and finds a few things, most notably a third pendant and a letter addressed to Jean-Eric from Matthias. It reads:'Dearest Father, I'm writing this from inside the HD-9. The engines have failed. I can't fix her.

I'm going to try to get out of here. I have no gear, and I'm 650 feet down. But with my experience, I think I have a chance to make it out alive. I won't give up. I never have.

I learned that from you, Dad. But if you're reading this letter, I didn't make it. I've prepared for that possibility. I've left behind three pieces of lapis lazuli for you. Two of them carry a message.

I hope that message will take you the last step to the truth I never found. I'm so sorry for how selfish I've been and for how much I hurt you. All I ever wanted was your respect- for you to be as proud of me as I am for you. Please let my precious daughter, Oceana, know that I love her more than anything. If I don't make it, I'll become one with this blue world and watch over her forever. Your loving son, Matthias'This letter calms Jean-Eric, and he says that this brings him great relief, knowing that his son died still loving him.

The team then returns to Nineball Island to finally find the last step to the truth. When they come back, the team takes a look at the three pendants. After some trial and error, they can put the pieces together and form a Sea Whistle-like structure, the. Hayako notes that she may be able to learn more about it, and asks to take it into the cabin for analysis.

Chapter 6: Forever BlueWhen the team returns to Nineball Island, they take a look at the three pendants. After some trial and error, they can put the pieces together and make the - an instrument that Hayako notes looks much like the. Hayako notes that she may be able to learn more about it, and asks to take it into the cabin for analysis.After Hayako has analyzed the Dragon Flute, she will return from the cabin and gather the team around the main table. She'll tell them what she's figured about the flute thus far - the lines and dots, the markings on it all seem to convey topographical information, but she's 'not sure how to interpret it.' GG protests, positing that it's 'just a map', but Hayako slows him down, clarifying that she's not sure how to project the information on the Dragon Flute in order to get the real image of the map.