Best NateWantsToBattle Songs
Nathan Sharp (more commonly known as NateWantsToBattle) is a singer and songwriter best known for his original songs based on video games and anime, as well as his English covers of popular anime openings.In recent years, he has shifted his focus toward creating entirely original music. His first fully original album, Sandcastle Kingdoms, was released on March 1, 2017.
This is, in my opinion, the best Five Nights at Freddy's song he's written. It is his most popular song, and for good reason. It's amazing in every way possible.
This song shows that in addition to being able to create heavy metal and rock songs, Nate can also create amazing pop-punk masterpieces. It's an amazing love song about the Pokémon character Misty.
This is probably the best song off his Zelda album Songs of Time. It's a fun, fast, pop-punk tune about the young Hero of Time traveling through Hyrule Field to find his destiny.
Got a good sense of Legend of Zelda, and at the same time, incorporates his own awesome style!
An amazing acoustic love song about Princess Zelda.
He's such a great songwriter. I really liked this one.
This song is the first completely original song he has released, and it's amazing.
The Evil King is a great song which makes me wonder why NateWantsToBattle isn't famous.
An awesome rock song about the evil king Ganon.
This is such an amazing song. Jesus Christ, I had pretty much never heard of Undertale until I heard Ashes, and it single-handedly started an obsession!
I've never played Undertale, but this makes me want to. This is my favorite song by Nate.
My favorite song off his Undertale album Bad Time. It tells the story of a genocide run in the video game Undertale.
My favorite song off his Pokémon cover album The Greatest Master.
An awesome English cover of the My Hero Academia opening.
It is just so beautiful. The little piano playing while he sings the chorus, the force and the amount of emotion he puts into the song, everything is just so perfect. In my opinion, this is the best song ever. Plus, you can relate to it even if it's a Five Nights at Freddy's song.
It's weird that a FNAF song is important to me, but I played this during something I don't really want to talk about. I was sitting in my room, crying, and through the tears, I was reciting the lyrics, "It's only a nightmare, and soon we'll be set free."
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I love how NateWantsToBattle and AmaLee interact in this song. Nate's parts are calm, quiet, and collected, while AmaLee's are filled to the brim with emotion. I swear to God, they just work together so well.
This song is just absolutely beautiful. There's almost no repeated lyrics and no chorus. Nate and AmaLee's voices work very well with each other, and the lyrics are genius. This is without a doubt the best song that Nate has ever made.
An awesome metal song about Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location.
This is an awesome song, one of my favorites from his album Sandcastle Kingdoms. It has great lyrics and it's catchy. I can't stop listening to it.
It builds up this mysterious but good quiet vibe in the verses before going all out in the amazing chorus.
A beautiful original song that is both soft and heavy, going through multiple tone shifts throughout. It makes many references to the many Kingdom Hearts games, though mostly to 358/2 Days. Absolutely wonderful.
It's got awesome music! And the lyrics "We shine brighter than any gem between us and the sun!" Pure genius! And just plain awesome!
Just plain amazing. I love every part of it so much.
I mean no disrespect to The Living Tombstone, but I believe that Nate's cover is so much better. The radio effect is still there but not outright obnoxious, the chorus is so much more melodic, and the instrumentals shine so much brighter in this version, driving the song forward.
The Living Tombstone should absolutely get credit for their creation. All I ask is that Nate's cover gets talked about more.
The song's composition, instrumentals, and lyrics all flow in such an epic and awesome way that this song is my new and current favorite of all of Nate's originals. Also, the intro guitar is one of the best guitar sections in any of his songs, in my opinion.
An amazing original song about Alastor the Radio Demon that is usually overlooked and deserves some credit.
Just plain awesome! Don't anyone dare deny it!
I love this song so much! I love the beginning where it starts right off the bat and builds up to the upbeat and rock-ish chorus! By far one of his best songs!