unbelievably masterful that it proves the fact without a second thought. I'd love to get some more examples of some banger Touhou tracks, but of all the ones I've heard, this is by far my favorite. It's so relaxing but still gives me a twinge of anxiousness.

It's just absolutely peak lyrical genius.

When the wind is slow and the fire’s hot
The vulture waits to see what rots
Oh how pretty, all the scenery
This is nature’s sacrifice
When the air blows through with a brisk attack
The reptile's tail rips from its back
When the sun sets, we will not forget the
Red sun over paradise

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...it appears in oh so well; while also fitting in line with the theme of dreams; it's an almost surreal, wondrous track. It is a crime that despite being played in all the trailers, this song only plays ONCE in the entire game. A Shimomura masterpiece like this deserves better!

It's peppy, it's joyful, it's bouncy and fun, and it captures Lynne so well. Every time you hear this play, you know you're in for a hilarious conversation - you can definitely tell the mind behind Ace Attorney made this. Lynne shares on brain cell with her dog, and you can tell.

Dedicated to Ms. 20% Cooler herself, this theme incorporates a rad electric guitar as the main instrument and the sound of roaring thunder in the background - given the lore of the show she hails from, it's a perfect match. Even if you don't like the show, I think anyone can appreciate this banger.

Bayonetta 2 was robbed of the Wii U list

...so hypnotically wonderful, inviting you into the mysterious woods of Avalon Forest with a whimsical yet haunting air. A truly phenomenal track that I certainly would not have expected from a Bayonetta game, but was such a pleasant surprise. Please play this game it's so good ya'll.

Any doubt that you can't do it fades away. Be it Shido, Caroline and Justine, Lavenza, or any member of the Smash cast - when you're fighting to this theme, you HAVE to win. Concentrate, Charge, and blast them away like Captain Kidd.

The use of some classic spooky sound effects (owls, howling wolves, and even frogs) really helps sell the atmosphere, as well as what I think is a warped harpsichord? But I'm not sure. It keeps the spooky vibes going through the best level in Banjo-Kazooie, and I'll never not love it.

Just listening to this track you can tell it's a final encounter theme and it is just so damn good, it starts out with an almost pompous energy but quickly descends into a dramatic tone that really tells you - oh yeah, you're fighting SATAN. The organs swell before the final drop, and boom.

...In the busy, 95 mph 7 days a week, 365 days a year world we live in today, sometimes I think we could all use the message "No need to rush." Thanks, Ishiwatari-san. Let's all slow down, and go by the next day's train.