I still honestly think out of all the animated Tales game Ops, this still has to be my favorite....the choreography and music are all so well-put together

This game is the reason why I will never give up my ps3 after all this time

The Tales of Mothership that started it all for me is this. I love this opening. Honestly I think this is still my favorite opening.

The part where Jude fights Gaius in this OP makes this one of the best I've seen. I mean, you got a martial artist taking on a skilled badass swordsman

idk why but the battle scene between jude & gaius is just really awesome

The ending to this always gives me chills, it's just so epic seeing all these defining shots, that shot alone of Alvin pointing his gun at the screen hints at his entire story arc.

I still think this is one of the best if not the best Tales opening.. it has such a dramatic tone, very fitting for the game

0:55 is my absolute favourite part of the song. I can't get over it.

The way Jude braces himself at 1:18 is such a cool addition to this opening. You can tell he's trying his fucking hardest.

Jude: the most badass do-gooder ever.

Jude's attacks are awesome midgame. Just when I thought the game was over, it keeps going. I loved every minute of it. Especially his artes.

Jude is fucking epic

Probably the best Opening thus far for Tales game. the song starts strong and i love the way it diverges for Milla's and Jude's Stories. Brilliant!

gee, medical students this days

while fighting jude is the most badass character of the game

I love the brief fight between Gaius and Jude. Such a wicked clash of fighting styles. So much intensity.

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I played Tales for the first time in 2024, Tales of Xillia was the first, I played it on my PS3 and it left me amazed and enchanted with its story, it made me feel a lot of emotions and I will never regret having played it

this opening is iconic, this was my first tales of game and i been into the series ever since.

Back in college I joined a kung fu club as a hobby, and was surprised by the number of doctors and med students who were involved in the local martial arts community. It was eventually explained to me that a lot of medical workers like studying martial arts as a way of furthering their own understandings of the human body. I still often wondered about how they squared that with the Hippocratic Oath, and figured that many likely focused more on the physical conditioning aspect of things than the direct combat applications. All in all, making Jude the martial artist of the group is surprisingly on point, in hindsight.