Do they actually use music?

Aretic said:

No there’s Basically no music

Cellider said:
I just started watching it and I'm on episode 4. At some point, do they actually use music to fight? So far they kept claiming that Musicarts uses music to fight, but when the fight actually happens, they just use a laser gun, there's no music involved other than the maestro stick (forgive me idk the name)

Cellider said:
I just started watching it and I'm on episode 4. At some point, do they actually use music to fight? So far they kept claiming that Musicarts uses music to fight, but when the fight actually happens, they just use a laser gun, there's no music involved other than the maestro stick (forgive me idk the name)

gabfive said:
Each Musicart is the literal embodiment of a famous classical composition.
Whether the change was made “properly” at a Symphonica or haphazardly as it was in Destiny’s case, they are no longer human beings—Musicarts are a single, masterful piece of music housed in the shell of someone now deceased.
Also, when Destiny, Titan, Valkyrie, etc first appear (as well as when they go into their combat stance) you will hear the musical piece they represent.

The conductor they fight alongside is a literal master of music, both in performance & knowledge.
*They are not puppet masters pulling strings or using their conducting like a controller’s analog sticks.*
Like any orchestral conductor would, they are leading the piece of music being played…by the soul of Musicart.

One pass of completing the show should make most of that clear, but to have it explained a bit more, I’d recommend the current Takt Op Symphony game~


*Edit:

- accurate conducting = Musicart fighting at 100%
- the stronger the bond between the conductor & the piece of music/Musicart (one in the same) = stronger fighting capabilities for the Musicart