Awesome Music / Len'en

Since it was originally inspired by the Touhou series, Len'en lives up to its predecessor with some awesome music as well.

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Evanescent Existence

• Starting off with the main menu theme, "To the Village that isn't Real ~ Chain Link?" which gives a sense of beginning the adventure and deserves props for the smooth transition at the end of the song alone!
• Aoji's theme, "Stirred Up Solid Diamond ~ Let's Joke!" sounds repetitive but it's also bouncy and catchy like a sea shanty and it fits well for their water powers.
• "Extra Mind" reminds us so much of the games of our youth.
• "Wings that Transcend Spacetime ~ M-Theory" Yabusame's theme. The thing that makes it such a perfect song is how well it fits in-game and how it emanates creepyness and airheadness. Just like them.
• Tsubakura's theme, "In this World ~ Monochrome Eye" is just plain awesome.
• Hooaka's theme, "Air Master! ~ Soul Dualism" is a ballad that starts out soothing and slow and then becomes lively and energetic just like how Hooaka can change their powers from cold to hot!
• Kuroji's theme, "End of History", has a feeling of an old folk song.
• The final stage theme, "A Star in the Palm of One's Hand" is pretty impressive too, though it doesn't get very much attention, due to being shadowed by the final boss Clause's theme, "Empire Power ~ Eternal Force". Both songs have a feeling of sickness though.
• Tsubakura's and Suzumi's extra stage theme, "Old Choked Memories ~ BEGAN", starts with a simple piano melody, while you can hear a clock ticking in the background. The entire theme is relatively simple, but it gets really amazing especially near the end.
• Yabusame's extra stage theme, "Phoenix Chick's Heavenly Rush", is a bit more hectic. It starts of with a piano solo just like the other extra theme did, but it later gets much more fast-paced, like an actual rush.
• "Eternal Dance Engine ~ Shall We Dance!!", Tsurubami's theme. It's catchy and a little bit silly.

Earthen Miraculous Sword

• The Stage 1 theme, "Unfailing Piety ~ Go To Work...?" keeps you on your toes and is nice and bouncy as well. In fact, this song is being remade three times to match each season of the year. So far, three versions have been made.
• Jun's theme, "Crimson Boots" is a very playful and cute tune!
• Lumen's theme, Prismic Accelerator. Fans can't help noticing that it sounds similar to "Lunatic Princess" from Touhou.
• Hibaru's theme, "Dirt Cheap Money Builder", is pretty epic for a stage 4 boss.
• The Stage 5 theme and Sukune's theme, "Radical History ~ Memories Affixed to Eyes" and "Haniwa Sumo ~ End of Immolation" have an inspiring beginning, but also a touch of silliness.
• "Below a Deep Vanishing Cloud ~ Mow Down!", the final boss theme. Majestic and dignified, fitting Yaorochi perfectly. "A Single Glimmer", Tasouken's theme is basically a remix version of Yaorochi's theme. It has a slow and tragic feeling for a badass sword.
• Saragimaru's theme, "Mono Eye ~ Ironic FATE", eloquently plays the concept of elegance and melancholy. Also coincides with the tune that Saragimaru is actually a very lonely youkai who has tried to bond with their sibling and failed.

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• "Cadaveromancer ~ Dream of an Empty Husk", Sese's theme.
• "Get Ready" MK-I ~ To Run Around!, Tsugumi's theme, an upbeat theme for a silly character.
• "Falling Ghost" the theme of Iyozane's stage, as well as their main theme, "In the Gloomy Straits, Steady as She Goes" - the combination of a rustic melodies and complex music works towards a more subtle awesome.
• The shared boss themes.
  • Tsubakura and Yabusame's theme, Double Keeper ~ White & Black Twin Birds is upbeat and silly.
  • Yaorochi and Sukune's theme, Only in Beige, Only in Earnest, is very playful but very uneasy, which is perfect for these two characters. Sukune is very playful and fun and Yaorochi is very on edge.
  • Kuroji and Saragimaru's theme, Keep the History. Also coincides with the tune that Saragimaru becomes Kuroji's servant and stays behind them, becoming Willfully Weak. This is probably why the song sounds more like an arrange of Kuroji's theme.
• Fumikado's theme, Moon Child ~ Homunculus Dream, is possibly the most epic boss theme in the series.
• After All, Shion's stage music, is easily overshadowed by what comes after it but still deserves mention.
• A Name Cast Off from the Edge, Shion's theme, doesn't sound that final-ish at all, but it's so majestic. It almost sounds like if you're having trouble while fighting such an adorable looking but dangerous enemy.
• The Extra Stage theme, "The Lost Road that Widens the Sky", is by far one of, if not the best, stage theme in the whole series. Some fans even think it gives Touhou a run for its money.
• Tenkai's theme, "Present World Overhaul". It's insanely fast, chaotic, and filled to the brim with energy, but that's simply the reason it comes off so epic and powerful. It's definitely become a fan-favorite.

Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle

• The different arrangements for characters from previous games. JynX went all out and not only made new themes but also remade nearly every single theme from all three previous Len'en games!
  • Jun's theme, The Water Dyed in Crimson ~DYE~, sounds more lively compared to their EMS theme.
  • Aoji's theme, Blue Storm ~ Plastic Vortex, is a more refined version that sounds louder and more confident.
  • Sese's theme, Necromaster, is a mix between both of their themes in RMI. It starts out almost like a cool swing remix, but then it suddenly ascends into sheer epicness.
  • Tsugumi's theme, Let's 'n Go ~ to run away!, is much more wacky and upbeat than the original, and also adds a tasteful spin by culminating into an epic climax!
  • Iyozane's theme, Waves and Wind Swaying the Spirits ~ Not Steady Body, foregoing some of the rustic for some nostalgic piano.
  • Hooaka's theme, Overheat Down, explodes with epicness, complementary for a blazing battle.
  • Yabusame's theme, Feathers Flying Off the Beaten Patch ~ Eleven-Dimensional, combines both EE's "M-Theory" and RMI's "Double Keeper" into one delicious musical sandwich!
  • Yaorochi's theme, Mowed-down Relationship. Although more mild and less grand compared to the original, it still has what made "Below a Deep Vanishing Cloud ~ Mow Down!" so good in the first place.
  • Shion's theme, One Hundred Lives and One Connection ~ Chimera Soul, is less ominous than the original but it's still eerie and although Shion has reformed to the side of good, this theme reminds you that you shouldn't mess with this powerful child!
  • Tsurubami's theme, Broken Eternal Dance Engine, is groovier and funkier than the original and shows that they're going all out after making an unexpected return!
• Kaisen's theme, Eccentrically Drunken Dance ~ This Drunkard!, sounds just as carefree and fun as its name suggests.
• Kaoru's theme, Fatal Brilliance ~ Toxic gem, might sound like a certain other theme (even the author has pointed out the similar melody), but it's still a great catchy theme that won't leave your head any time soon. It's also a pretty cheerful one for somebody that tries to suffocate you to death.
• Garaiya's theme, Meeting A Hero!!, which is an upbeat, silly song that is a welcome contrast to the other bigger, grander themes.
• Chouki's theme, Ruler of the Deceased Moon. Being mostly loud and imposing, it really fits for an "angry" song.
• Devanagara's theme, The Utopia of Steel and Oil, starts out somber and sounds as if people are at work while having the feel of a living city, while you're flying through a city that looks like a mix of modern technology and Japanese architecture. It's also quickly followed by...
• Sanra's theme, simply titled SILVER, is amazing and a bit different compared to the rest of the soundtrack. It really gives a sense that you're matched against a deadly sniper that never ever misses. What makes this song even better is that it often synchronizes with the boss battle itself.
• The Senri Shrine theme around stage 4, Burnt Black Wings of Songbirds. Frantic yet melancholic and foreboding, it feels as if something forgotten is nagging at you in the depths of your mind...
• Mitori's theme, Arch Heaven ~ Spirit of Nagara, which also happens to be almost 5 minutes long before looping.
• All of the extra stage themes.
  • The Road That Must Be Walked is somehow somber, nostalgic, relaxing and up-lifting at the same time. Each time you try the extra stage, this theme will be one heck of a rollercoaster.
  • Eternal Imitation Dance ~ Spell Collector, Haiji's theme, might give a sense of fakery, but it gives us the most dance-like theme in all of Len'en, with some parts of "Eternal Dance Engine" mixed in.
  • The Road-Pounding Steel ~ Cyclops Tech, Yago's theme, fits the blacksmith deity to a tee. Outside of having sounds of pounding steel in the background, the actual melody is fantastic and really memorable. Really worth checking the fan arranges.
  • Lost Jackpot, Xeno a's theme, is a catchy casino sounding track, which also manages to sound climactic at the same time, with pseudo-chiptune instruments at the beginning.
• MO-NA-D-2 ~ Memory Forgery, Suzumi's theme, carries an underlying vibe of being under an unknown threat; enough to make you shiver. Their EX+a theme, MO-NA-D-1 ~ Memory Pursuit, ramps this up. Doubled with a stressful second battle, this theme is terrifying.

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