Into the Wilderness

Album	Wild Arms Complete Tracks
Composer	Michiko Naruke
Disc	1
Track	1
Length	2:14
Instrumentation	Acoustic guitar, whistling, violin, viola, trumpet
Next Track	Hope

To the End of the Wilderness or Into the Wilderness (Japanese:荒野の果てへ Hepburn: Kouya no Hate e) is the main theme of the original Wild Arms game, and of the franchise as a whole. Originally composed by Michiko Naruke, it has been reused countless times throughout the series, inserted throughout many tracks. A piano rendition of the song was recorded for the Greatest Hits album Music the Best -feeling wind-, and later a hard rock version of the song was recorded for the next Greatest Hits album Music the Best -rocking heart-.

Wild Arms

To the End of the Wilderness

Album	Wild Arms Original Game Soundtrack
Composer	Michiko Naruke
Disc	1
Track	1
Length	2:14
Instrumentation	Acoustic guitar, whistling, violin, viola, trumpet
Next Track	The Demon Tower that Pierces the Heavens

The original song plays over the opening title featuring the heroes Rudy Roughknight, Cecilia Adlehyde and Jack Van Burace, also briefly showing Lady Harken in a duel with Jack. It can also be heard in "Opening", the second track from the WILD ARMS Drama CD.

To the End of the Wilderness ~ To a New Journey

Album	Wild Arms Original Game Soundtrack
Composer	Michiko Naruke
Disc	1
Track	36
Length	2:45
Instrumentation	Acoustic guitar, bassoon, flute, drum set, tambourine, violin, viola
Previous Track	Quarter Knights

Into the Wilderness ~ Into New Voyages plays at the end of the original Wild Arms game and is a reprise of the opening theme, playing over the final scene of the game just before the credits roll.

Wild Arms 3

To the End of the Wilderness [WA3 Ver.]

Album	Wild Arms Advanced 3rd Original Soundtrack
Composer	Michiko Naruke
Disc	4
Track	23
Length	1:22
Instrumentation	Banjo, flute, whistling, bongos, wood block, bass guitar, tambourine, harmonica, drum set, acoustic guitar
Previous Track	Wings

To the End of the Wasteland [WA3 Version] (Japanese:荒野の果てへ[WA3 Ver.]) plays during the final scene of Wild Arms 3, when the player party literally bumps into Martina, who is being chased by the late Janus Cascade's former cronies Romero Gigio and Dario Nicolodi in Little Twister and chase them off, intending to visit Humphrey's Peak and check on Clive Winslett's family.

Wild Arms Alter Code: F

Album	Wild Arms Alter Code: F Original Score
Composer	Michiko Naruke
Disc	1
Track	22
Length	2:14
Instrumentation	Acoustic guitar, whistling, violin, viola, trumpet
Previous Track	Adlehyde Castle

For Wild Arms Alter Code: F, To the End of the Wilderness uses the same version of the song that was recorded for the original game, unaltered and preserved, as this game is a remake of the original by nature.

Wild Arms 4

To the End of the Wilderness Ver.Detonator

Album	Wild Arms the 4th Detonator Original Score
Composer	Michiko Naruke
Disc	2
Track	16
Length	2:46
Instrumentation	French horn, banjo, trumpet, violin, viola, drum machine, tambourine, drum set
Previous Track	Run Without Stopping Time
Next Track	The Taste of Weeping Sand

To the End of the Wilderness Ver.Detonator (Japanese:荒野の果てへ Ver.Detonator) plays for the first time during the boss battle of Wild Arms 4 with Commander Tony and a number of other Brionac soldiers invading Ciel Shelter during the prologue level.

Wild Arms TV

To the End of the Wilderness Anim. Version

Album	Wild Arms Twilight Venom Animation Soundtrack
Composer	Michiko Naruke
Disc	2
Track	27
Length	1:19
Instrumentation	Banjo, wood blocks, trumpet, drum machine
Previous Track	Granny Waltz
Next Track	Town Anim. Version

To the End of the Wilderness Anim. Version (Japanese:荒野の果てへ Anim. Version) was used in the Wild Arms Twilight Venom Animation Soundtrack cartoon.

Trivia

• The original version of the theme is heavily inspired by Ennio Morricone's style of music, particularly the main theme for A Fistful of Dollar.