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Hopes and Dreams (Extended)

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The extended Hopes and Dreams theme from Undertale, the soaring final-boss music for Asriel Dreemurr, often used in emotional edits and gaming moments.

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The extended Hopes and Dreams theme from Undertale, the soaring final-boss music for Asriel Dreemurr, often used in emotional edits and gaming moments.

This extended clip captures the bright, driving opening of Hopes and Dreams, Undertale's triumphant final-boss theme, with pulsing drums, sweeping synths and a heroic melody that keeps rising instead of resolving. It feels hopeful and urgent at once, like a last stand powered by friendship rather than despair, and that emotional lift is why it lands so well over victory montages, boss-fight edits and comeback clips. Even in just fifteen seconds, it builds enough momentum to make an ordinary moment feel like the climax of a story.

Pro tip

Drop it right as the comeback begins, not during the setup, and let the rising melody carry the reveal without dialogue underneath. Cut on the beat for the payoff, and avoid looping it under long talking sections, where its energy fades fast.

How people use it

Soundtracking a comeback montage after a tough boss fight.
Backing an emotional Undertale tribute or fan edit.
Highlighting a final victory in a gaming compilation.
Opening a triumphant reveal in a short video.

More information

Hopes and Dreams is the theme for the final battle against Asriel Dreemurr in Toby Fox's Undertale, released in 2015, during the game's True Pacifist route. Its extended fan versions stretch the track's most recognisable section for reuse in edits, where the song's association with determination, friendship and a hard-won ending gives even short clips instant emotional weight. That connection has kept it popular with Undertale fans and gaming editors long after the original release.

FAQ

Where is Hopes and Dreams from?

It comes from Undertale, where it plays during the final battle against Asriel Dreemurr in the True Pacifist route. Toby Fox composed the track for the 2015 role-playing game, and it has become one of its most recognisable themes.

Why is Hopes and Dreams so popular for edits?

Its rising, hopeful melody instantly signals determination and a climactic turning point, making it ideal for comebacks, victories and emotional montages. Viewers who know Undertale also recognise the final-boss context immediately.

What does the extended version include?

The extended version lengthens the track's most recognisable section rather than playing the full song, giving creators a longer, loop-friendly burst of its driving melody for short videos and edits.