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I made a playlist with two songs for each abstract, one their official theme, and another which I felt represented them. There are two exceptions to this rule: Amorti, whose creator gave me a whole playlist to work from, from which I chose the two songs which felt truest to the character; and Fortuna, who does not have an official theme because she's dead.

Here it is

I will give my rationale for each song choice I made:

Deus X: Weird Science by Oingo Boingo
The upbeat and off-kilter feel of the song feels like it fits her personality and the subject matter fits her abilities and interests.
I also have a friend who she reminds me of who loves Oingo Boingo.

The Conductor: Birdhouse in Your Soul by They Might Be Giants
They Might Be Giants has a surreal vibe that fits a reformed Old One, and this song contains the words "Bird" and "Soul" in the title.

Apex: Centuries by Imagine Dragons
Imagine Dragons feels like a good fit for someone as showboating and combat-oriented as Apex, and the line "Some legends are told, some turn to dust or to gold" keeps making me want an AMV of Apex and Upek's backstories to this song.

Upek: Undertale Orchestrated- Bergentrucking & ASGORE by The Second Narrator
A kind and just protector is brought low by a thirst for retribution, sound familiar? I chose an orchestral cover because I didn't think the 16 bit vibe of the original would fit Upek.

Amorti: Hot Venom by Miniature Tigers & Community Gardens by The Scary Jokes
UncleCucky's whole playlist fits this characters vibe pretty well, but I couldn't just steal all 21 of his songs for my playlist. Both of these songs are pretty sweet love songs with some monstrous imagery, perfect for our huggable demon dragon boy.

Fortuna: We Didn't Start The Fire by Billy Joel
Wow, a song about the relentless flow of history for a Fate goddess, who could have guessed?
Goodbye to A World by Porter Robinson
A fitting song for the death of a Higher Goddess, particularly one whose death is likely to unravel at least a bit of the fabric of reality.

Description

I made a playlist with two songs for each abstract, one their official theme, and another which I felt represented them. There are two exceptions to this rule: Amorti, whose creator gave me a whole playlist to work from, from which I chose the two songs which felt truest to the character; and Fortuna, who does not have an official theme because she's dead.

Here it is

I will give my rationale for each song choice I made:

Deus X: Weird Science by Oingo Boingo
The upbeat and off-kilter feel of the song feels like it fits her personality and the subject matter fits her abilities and interests.
I also have a friend who she reminds me of who loves Oingo Boingo.

The Conductor: Birdhouse in Your Soul by They Might Be Giants
They Might Be Giants has a surreal vibe that fits a reformed Old One, and this song contains the words "Bird" and "Soul" in the title.

Apex: Centuries by Imagine Dragons
Imagine Dragons feels like a good fit for someone as showboating and combat-oriented as Apex, and the line "Some legends are told, some turn to dust or to gold" keeps making me want an AMV of Apex and Upek's backstories to this song.

Upek: Undertale Orchestrated- Bergentrucking & ASGORE by The Second Narrator
A kind and just protector is brought low by a thirst for retribution, sound familiar? I chose an orchestral cover because I didn't think the 16 bit vibe of the original would fit Upek.

Amorti: Hot Venom by Miniature Tigers & Community Gardens by The Scary Jokes
UncleCucky's whole playlist fits this characters vibe pretty well, but I couldn't just steal all 21 of his songs for my playlist. Both of these songs are pretty sweet love songs with some monstrous imagery, perfect for our huggable demon dragon boy.

Fortuna: We Didn't Start The Fire by Billy Joel
Wow, a song about the relentless flow of history for a Fate goddess, who could have guessed?
Goodbye to A World by Porter Robinson
A fitting song for the death of a Higher Goddess, particularly one whose death is likely to unravel at least a bit of the fabric of reality.