Series with their own pages:
- Soul Nomad & the World Eaters pretty much has an Awesome Soundtrack.
- Four songs that stand out particularly are "The Last Supper"
, "Crying for the Dark Sky", "Crash Landing", and "Rock'n Rocks". The fact that these songs accompany some of the game's most epic moments (being the themes of the titular World Eaters, plus Gig's Theme Music Power-Up) merely adds to their awesomeness. - The haunting Reqiuem Of Gemini and Gig's other two themes.
- Just download the whole thing. Every track kicks ass.
- Soul Nomad arranged soundtrack.
- "Speed Queen" is awesome enough to be recycled in Disgaea 5 as the Item World boss theme completely unchanged!
- Four songs that stand out particularly are "The Last Supper"
- La Pucelle: Tactics:
- A Martyr's March usually plays during Big Damn Heroes moments and the boss battles that follow them.
- Solitaire manages to turn any scene into a Tear Jerker.
- A Martyr's March
- EXA_PICO:
- Sure, the music in the first Ar tonelico wasn't that great, but frankly, "RE=NATION" and "Chronicle Key" made up for it. The cutscene where these two songs are played are the moment that makes the game.
- Ar tonelico II: Melody of Metafalica has generally better music:
- "Replekia", a CMOA that you can bring out at your discretion, and "Implanta".
- "METHOD_METAFALICA/" is arguably the best out of the three Metafalica hymms. "EXEC_HIBERNATION/" also gets a mention for being a creepily epic ten-minute counting song.
- "EXEC_DESPEDIA". Creepy vocals sung by the resident dark magical girl Jacqli coupled with drum beats and guitar riffs and used as the Background Music for a battle with a giant robot? If that's not awesome, then nothing is.
- All three parts of "Sublimation". Now that's some awesome final boss music.
- "Rustling Throb".
- "Replekia"
- Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel:
- "EXEC_COSMOFLIPS/", which is one of the most epic video game songs ever written.
- Once you get past the bowel-voidingly scary part, "XaaaCi" is beautiful... and, once you understand what it's about, heartbreaking.
- "EXEC_COSMOFLIPS/"
- Sure, the music in the first Ar tonelico wasn't that great, but frankly, "RE=NATION"
- Rhapsody - A Musical Adventure has several awe-inspiring tracks.
- Special mention goes to "Beauty Castle", the final dungeon theme.
- Thank You, easily one of the most beautiful ending themes out there and the best way to cap off Cornet's story. Nippon Ichi agrees as it was the song chosen to end their Makai Wars live concert with every performer coming on stage and singing along.
- Special mention goes to "Beauty Castle"
- Makai Kingdom:
- "Fighting Spirit in The Heart", "Capture the Universe in This Hand", "Rushing Out of the Land of the Demons", "MAKAI Fusion", "Invasion of the Devil World", "Salome the Traitor".
- "JOKER", "Alexander the God of Destruction", "Madness of the Moment", "Darkness Darkness", and Heartwarming Music: "Cold Rain"/
- "Fighting Spirit in The Heart"
- "Rock Crystal", a great tune for any battle.
- Phantom Brave has a very good soundtrack all around, but in particular, "Violent Emotion" and "R&R Junkiee" pretty much kick ass with a flourish, and Friend is exceptionally beautiful. Try also "Strange Wind", "Snowberry", and "Game Breaker".
- Zettai Hero Project:
- We have the "Unlosing Ranger's Theme Song", possibly the most Hot-Blooded song of any Nippon Ichi game. Its variants also deserve special mention, particularly the Mecha version and the Last Boss version.
- Speaking of Last Boss, we have the final boss music "The Last Last Battle"! Yes, it's your typical Ominous Latin Chanting final boss theme, but damn, it's too epic to not like.
- The Great Moment, its boss theme according to one comment, is the absolute greatest boss music in all of Nippon Ichi's game library along with Black Metallic Dragon from ClaDun X2.
- We have the "Unlosing Ranger's Theme Song"
- ClaDun: Oh my Zenon are they good.
- Knight of a Foreign Country. The bagpipes and the rock really makes this soundtrack stand out from the other music in the soundtrack.
- The Final Boss theme, "The Explosion", begins with a calm piano piece before eventually, just as the name implies, explodes into a massive and epic metal-jazz hybrid.
- Relinquished Despair is a very ominous and evil soundtrack. Granted, this song plays during the fight with the Death Glutton
- BLACK. METALLIC. DRAGON. Title aside, it starts very mysterious and very evil sounding track. Then it starts building up, and it goes into a heavy metal carnage, fitting ONLY for an epic Disgaea final boss fight.
- Knight of a Foreign Country
- The Guided Fate Paradox pretty much rivals Soul Nomad for Awesome Soundtrack, making great use of Ominous Latin Chanting.
- The main theme God and the Illusory Garden. It is also God Mode's Theme Music Power-Up, so when it plays, you know Renya is going to "guide fate to a revolution".
- Fight!!! When this plays, it means Renya is gonna Screw Fate and show why he was chosen to become God.
- ending note, the final boss theme.
- The main theme God and the Illusory Garden
- The Witch and the Hundred Knight has a haunting yet whimsical soundtrack befitting a game centered around the antics of witches.
- Witch's Temptation, the main menu theme. It's a dark fairytale-style theme that pretty much sums up the entire game in sound form.
- HIGH FIVE, the normal boss theme. Unlike most other themes in the game this one uses an electric guitar to increase the intensity of the music.
- One Hundred Roses, the boss theme when fighting witches and other powerful opponents.
- Dear Metallia, which plays when Metallia busts into Brockenturm Tower and during the fight against Lily and Purple Peel, making the moment all the more awesome.
- Witch's Temptation
- The sequel, The Witch And The Hundred Knight 2, brings us a new boss battle theme, Scramble Cross, a high-energy track combining electric guitar and violin strings.
