#Takayuki Iwai

[posthumanwanderings]

[ Street Fighter Alpha 3 - Continue Music ]

[dailyfgmusic]

7-29-2024

Victor Stage (Germany)

Night Warriors: Darkstalkers Revenge

Composed by Takayuki Iwai.

Though animation wise Victor von Gerdenheim is very silly, his theme suggests a melancholic sadness. What's more, the song seems to skip beats, as if for a heartbeat of a second the music stops, only to continue as if nothing happened. It's like something is missing, but it's hard to identify what...

Unsurprisingly, Victor (as a pastiche of Frankenstein's Monster) has a tragic backstory. The professor who gave him life died before he awoke, and not understanding life and death, Victor interprets his masters' silence as disapproval. Victor wanders the earth and the plane of monsters without guidance or love.

[nintendocompositions]

finally finished remixing my first fighting game mix, EVERYONE EVERYTHING IS REMIXED!! I had a blast making this and I can't wait for MVC FIGHTING COLLECTION AAAAAAAAAAA thanks for listening!!

Street Fighter Alpha 3 EX (Hideki Okugawa) - Theme of Q Tekken 3 (Nobuyoshi Sano, Keiichi Okabe) - Eddy Gordo Darkstalkers 3 (Takayuki Iwai) - Deserted Chateau (Arranged Ver.) Super Street Fighter IV (Hideyuki Fukasawa) - Theme of Dan Super Street Fighter IV (Hideyuki Fukasawa) - Theme of Dudley Marvel Vs. Capcom (Masato Kouda) - Theme of Morrigan Ultra Street Fighter IV (Hideyuki Fukasawa) - Theme of Poison Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (Namco Sound Team*) - Eternal Paradise (Fiji) Super Street Fighter IV (Hideyuki Fukasawa) - Solar Eclipse (Africa) Street Fighter V (Keiki Kobayashi) - Kanzuki Beach (Malaysia) Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection (Akitaka Tohyama) - Estrada da Estrela (Meteor Shower) Street Fighter 6 (Shigeyuki Kameda) - zilra zilra (Blanka’s Theme) Street Fighter X Tekken (Hideyuki Fukasawa) - Jurassic Era Research Area Tekken 8 (mifumei) - Streak of Blue (Seaside Resort) Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - IT’S NOT A TUNA! (Bountiful Sea) Tekken 8 (mifumei) - Ortiz Farm (Golden Meadow) Street Fighter X Tekken - Cosmic Elevator Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (Namco Sound Team*) - Abyss of Time (Wayang Kulit) Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (Namco Sound Team*) - Siga (Tropical Rainforest) Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (Namco Sound Team*) - What You Will See (Heavenly Garden) (Benton Remix)

SAMPLES: *Akitaka Tohyama, Nobuyoshi Sano, Keiichi Okabe, Rio Hamamoto, Taku Inoue, and Go Shiina 1 9 0 5, Former City Records - Recorddeals 3BallMTY - Inténtalo Amor Satyr & Siu Mata - Nah Anitta - Lose Ya Breath Anitta - Funk Rave Azealia Banks - Anna Wintour BADSISTA ft. JUJULIETE - BAGUNÇA MINHA B***** Bianca Oblivion ft. Thai Chi Rosé & Dyer MC - Bad Gyal Capcom Vs. SNK 2 (Satoshi Ice) - True Love We’re Makin’ (London) Charli xcx - Everything is Romantic Da Brat ft Notorious BIG & JD - Da B Side Kali Uchis - Dame Beso//Muévete KiNK, Kei - Nagore (Original Mix) Lone - Approaching Rainbow Lone - Blue Moon Tree Major Lazer ft Nina Sky & Ricky Blaze - Keep It Goin’ Louder MC Juninho do Complexo - Olhou Sorriu Otira - Take Me Street Fighter III 3rd Strike (Capcom Sound Team) - Beats in My Head (Elena Stage) Tekken 2 (Yoshie Arakawa, Yoshie Takayanagi) - Almost Frozen (Antarctica) Tekken 4 (Yu Miyake) - Kitsch (Beach) Tkay Maids - 24k Zsela - Earlier Days (Sunship Remix)

Also on SoundCloud! Thanks for listening!

[retro-vgm-revival-hour]

                                            STAGE 78:                                    MARVEL VS Capcom To this day, the Marvel VS Capcom series of fighting games has become one of the most popular, recognizable and profitable franchises for the fighting game genre in the world of video games. Although the first game debuted in the year of 1998, the actual origins of this collaboration between these two legendary companies (Marvel comics and Capcom Respectively) goes back 5 years with the first game from this partnership being the arcade beat 'em up of one of it’s most popular characters, the vigilante known as The Punisher. With the popularity of that game came Capcom’s first Marvel-based fighting games, X-men: children of the atom a year later. 

This game's fast paced, frenetic gameplay, special moves and incredibly unique roster of characters would be the foundation for future Marvels VS Capcom series of games for years to come. It also didn't hurt that at the time the x-men comic books and the animated series that aired on the Fox kids saturday morning television block were incredibly popular, completely cementing X-men: children of the atom for instant success.

 Funny enough, this was also the first game that featured the first Crossover moment for the series, as the street fighter character AKUMA appeared as a secret character for the game as there was a contractual agreement by capcom to marvel to include a street fighter character for the game.

The next game from this union would be Marvel Super Heroes: War of the gems. This title would expand the scope of the previous game including a whole host of non X-men characters. Although at first it seemed that Marvel superheroes was the same game as x-men, this game's roster and noticeable improvements over its predecessor by way of its presentation, art direction and the implementation of the Infinity gems which added to the already fast and chaotic gameplay, made this game a truly unique and exciting game experience. With the implementation of tag team-based gameplay coming in the form of a mode created for Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams where two players, controlling Ryu and Ken independently, were able to fight against an AI-controlled M. Bison at the same time, which itself was heavily inspired from the final battle sequence from Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie, The next game in the series X-Men vs. Street Fighter would introduce a whole new dimension in the fighting game genre and was the true beginning of the Marvel VS Capcom series.

With each game that came from this union of Marvel and Capcom, two powerhouse companies known for their own separate and respected industries, This gaming series would introduce new ideas that would become hallmarks of the crossover series.

Paying homage to not only to marvel but also to the long and storied history of capcom, with the inclusion of well known to the obscure characters to its roster, The union of these two companies did not just revolutionize the fighting game genre; it also created a truly exceptional, memorable and beloved video game experience that is still adored even to this day.

This series was a celebration of a successful partnership between Marvel and Capcom that will never be forgotten, so this is why this STAGE of the retro VGM Revival hour is dedicated to covering the amazing music from the Marvel VS Capcom series.

So let’s get STARTED!!

                                       Full track listing:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Game – Composer – Title – Company⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

 ⭐ 1.) X-Men: Children of the Atom – Isao Abe, Hideki Okugawa & Takayuki Iwai – “Savage Land (WOLVERINE), Danger Room (CYCLOPS), On The Blackbird (STORM) & Mojo World (SPIRAL)” – December 8, 1994 – Capcom -  Arcades, Sega Saturn, MS-DOS & Sony PlayStation

⭐ 2.) Marvel Super Heroes – Takayuki Iwai & Yuki Satomura (Yuki Iwai) – “SPIDER-MAN Stage, CAPTAIN AMERICA Stage, HULK Stage & WOLVERINE Stage” – October 24, 1995 – Capcom - Arcade, Sega Saturn, Sony PlayStation, Xbox 360 & PS3

⭐ 3.) X-Men vs. Street Fighter – Yuki Satomura (Yuki Iwai) & Yuko Kadota – “WOLVERINE STAGE, GAMBIT STAGE, KEN STAGE & CAMMY STAGE” –  September 25, 1996 - Capcom - Arcade, Sony PlayStation & Sega Saturn

⭐ 4.) Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter – Yuki Satomura (Yuki Iwai) & Yuko Kadota – “THEME OF CYCLOPS, THEME OF RYU, THEME OF BLACKHEART & THEME OF SPIDER-MAN” – June 25, 1997 - Capcom - Arcade, Sony PlayStation & Sega Saturn

⭐ 5.) Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes – Yuko Takehara & Masato Kouda  – “THEME of CAPTAIN COMMANDO, THEME of JIN, THEME of STRIDER HIRYU & THEME of ONSLAUGHT (1 and 2)” –  January 23, 1998 - Capcom - Arcade, Sega Dreamcast, Sony PlayStation, PS3 & Xbox 360

⭐ 6.) Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes – Tetsuya Shibata & Mitsuhiko Takano – “Airship Stage, Carnival Stage, Swamp Stage & Clock Tower Stage” –  February 24, 2000 - Capcom - Arcade, Sega Dreamcast, iOS Devices, PS2, PS3, Microsoft Xbox & Xbox 360

⭐ 7.) Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds/Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 – Hideyuki Fukasawa – “Theme of Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, Metro City Stage Theme, Theme of Crimson Viper, Theme of Phoenix Wright (Objection! 2001) & Theme of Rocket Raccoon” –  February 15 & November 15, 2011 - Capcom & Eighting/Capcom - PS3, Xbox 360, PlayStation Vita, PS4, Windows PC & Xbox One

⭐ 8.) Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite – Eishi Segawa – “Captain America (Classic Theme), Theme of Iron Man, Mega Man X, Theme Spider-Man (Ver 1 & Ver 2) & X vs. Zero” –  September 19, 2017 - Capcom - Windows PC, PS4 & Xbox One

[retronova-official]

Sasquatch (Canada: Glacial Valley) - Takayuki Iwai Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors (Arcade, 1994)

[arcade-gsts]

Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire

this soundtrack is really happy and whimsical for what i imagine a vampire savior game to be. 

in fact, this soundtrack has some ridiculously smooth tunes. 

check out...“CONCRETE CAVE“ maybe? “VICTOR Ending Theme 1“ is pretty great too...

i also want to point out “FEAST OF THE DAMNED” for being delightfully jazzy. the kind of tune i’d expect to hear from a vampire game. 

[puyopuyo]

Darkstalkers 3 (Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire) Platform: Arcade, Sega Saturn, PlayStation Developer: Capcom

[lord-tiki]

Forever Torment (Takayuki Iwai)

[digitalmadness]

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✩ And here we go! Like the previous asks I had, don't feel pressure to form connections with every single one of them. Do who you are interested in. <3

Tsuneo - Tesso

Hayata - Tesso

Iwai - Kitty

Eshu - Tesso

Iwai - Makoto Makimura

Botan - Toru Higashi

Yulin - Miss Tatsu

Tsuneo - Takayuki Yagami

Yulin - Masayoshi Tanimura

Pinky - Goro Majima

Kazane - Tesso

Botan - Saori Shirosaki

Pinky - Kitty

Eriko - Tesso

Al - Danuja Chibana

Eriko - Masayoshi Tanimura

Magdala - Takayuki Yagami

Kazane - Xiuying Zhu

Pinky - Makoto Makimura

Pinky - Ryota Shido

Pinky - Miss Tatsu

Tsuneo - Saori Shirosaki

Tsuneo - Tianyou Zhao

Sacha - Masayoshi Tanimura

Eshu - Takayuki Yagami

Kazane - Goro Majima

Eriko - Ryota Shido

Eriko - Goro Majima

Yulin - Goro Majima

Yulin - Tianyou Zhao

Taira - Ryota Shido

Pinky - Takayuki Yagami

Uta - Tesso

Taira - Miroir

Eriko - Tianyou Zhao

Uta - Goro Majima

Al - Miroir

Sacha - Makoto Makimura

Yulin - Miroir

Botan - Kitty

Taira - Toru Higashi

Eriko - Miss Tatsu

Taira - Masayoshi Tanimura

Eshu - Makoto Makimura

Iwai - Masayoshi Tanimura

Iwai - Saori Shirosaki

Sacha - Miss Tatsu

Sacha - Miroir

Pinky - Tianyou Zhao

Eriko - Miroir

Magdala - Miss Tatsu

Taira - Saori Shirosaki

Botan - Ryota Shido

Magdala - Kitty

Pinky - Masayoshi Tanimura

Taira - Goro Majima

Sacha - Ryota Shido

Kazane - Makoto Makimura

Iwai - Danuja Chibana

Yulin - Makoto Makimura

Iwai - Xiuying Zhu

Magdala - Tianyou Zhao

Uta - Toru Higashi

Hayata - Makoto Makimura

Hayata - Miroir

Kazane - Toru Higashi

Iwai - Tianyou Zhao

Eshu - Ryota Shido

Al - Ryota Shido

Magdala - Toru Higashi

Pinky - Tesso

Eshu - Toru Higashi

Tsuneo - Miss Tatsu

Eshu - Miroir

Al - Masayoshi Tanimura

Iwai - Miss Tatsu

Uta - Makoto Makimura

Taira - Kitty

Kazane - Masayoshi Tanimura

Eriko - Xiuying Zhu

Pinky - Saori Shirosaki

Kazane - Saori Shirosaki

Taira - Takayuki Yagami

Sacha - Toru Higashi

Kazane - Danuja Chibana

Eshu - Tianyou Zhao

Tsuneo - Miroir

Tsuneo - Danuja Chibana

Magdala - Saori Shirosaki

Iwai - Tesso

Eriko - Saori Shirosaki

Eshu - Kitty

Botan - Miroir

Yulin - Saori Shirosaki

Taira - Xiuying Zhu

Al - Goro Majima

Magdala - Xiuying Zhu

Tsuneo - Makoto Makimura

Sacha - Tianyou Zhao

Al - Tesso

Botan - Takayuki Yagami

Yulin - Kitty

Hayata - Tianyou Zhao

Eriko - Makoto Makimura

Tsuneo - Toru Higashi

Uta - Danuja Chibana

Eshu - Xiuying Zhu

Botan - Miss Tatsu

Hayata - Goro Majima

Hayata - Masayoshi Tanimura

Sacha - Tesso

Iwai - Goro Majima

Uta - Ryota Shido

Sacha - Kitty

Yulin - Ryota Shido

Eriko - Takayuki Yagami

Botan - Xiuying Zhu

Pinky - Danuja Chibana

Taira - Tesso

Hayata - Miss Tatsu

Tsuneo - Masayoshi Tanimura

Tsuneo - Xiuying Zhu

Botan - Masayoshi Tanimura

Pinky - Miroir

Taira - Danuja Chibana

Kazane - Ryota Shido

Eshu - Masayoshi Tanimura

Uta - Miroir

Pinky - Toru Higashi

Uta - Xiuying Zhu

Al - Miss Tatsu

Botan - Tianyou Zhao

Magdala - Goro Majima

Tsuneo - Ryota Shido

Magdala - Danuja Chibana

Botan - Goro Majima

Uta - Kitty

Kazane - Miroir

Taira - Tianyou Zhao

Magdala - Masayoshi Tanimura

Yulin - Danuja Chibana

Eshu - Danuja Chibana

Sacha - Takayuki Yagami

Kazane - Tianyou Zhao

Yulin - Toru Higashi

Eshu - Saori Shirosaki

Al - Xiuying Zhu

Hayata - Kitty

Iwai - Takayuki Yagami

Hayata - Takayuki Yagami

Botan - Makoto Makimura

Uta - Tianyou Zhao

Iwai - Toru Higashi

Yulin - Takayuki Yagami

Taira - Miss Tatsu

Al - Saori Shirosaki

Al - Makoto Makimura

Yulin - Xiuying Zhu

Sacha - Danuja Chibana

Hayata - Xiuying Zhu

Uta - Takayuki Yagami

Sacha - Saori Shirosaki

Yulin - Tesso

Al - Tianyou Zhao

Hayata - Toru Higashi

Tsuneo - Kitty

Kazane - Kitty

Magdala - Tesso

Al - Takayuki Yagami

Eriko - Kitty

Eriko - Toru Higashi

Taira - Makoto Makimura

Eriko - Danuja Chibana

Eshu - Miss Tatsu

Uta - Saori Shirosaki

Eshu - Goro Majima

Iwai - Miroir

Tsuneo - Goro Majima

Hayata - Danuja Chibana

Uta - Miss Tatsu

Sacha - Goro Majima

Uta - Masayoshi Tanimura

Sacha - Xiuying Zhu

Kazane - Miss Tatsu

Kazane - Takayuki Yagami

Al - Kitty

Iwai - Ryota Shido

Al - Toru Higashi

Pinky - Xiuying Zhu

Botan - Danuja Chibana

Magdala - Ryota Shido

Botan - Tesso

Hayata - Saori Shirosaki

Magdala - Makoto Makimura

Hayata - Ryota Shido

Magdala - Miroir

[pkjd]

The JP teaser trailer for “FLCL:Alternative” & “FLCL:Progressive” is now available. It features the two theme songs “Star overhead” and “spiky seeds" by the pillows.

In Japan, the new “FLCL” will be screened as two films. "Alternative" will open in theaters on September 7th. "Progressive" will arrive afterwards on September 28th.

For the west, the new “FLCL” will be shown as a TV series; with 6 episodes each. “FLCL:Progressive” will first premiere on Adult Swim’s Toonami block on June 2nd at 11:30 p.m. PT/ET.  The broadcast for “FLCL:Alternative” will follow sometime in September.

-Staff-

Supervisor: Kazuya Tsurumaki

Screenplay: Hideto Iwai

Original Character Designer: Yoshiyuki Sadamoto

Character Designer: Chikashi Kubota

Mechanical Designer: Kiyotaka Oshiyama

Supervising Director: Katsuyuki Motohiro

Music: the pillows

Music Director: Ron

Alternative Theme Song: “spiky seeds” by the pillows

Progressive Theme Song: “Star overhead” by the pillows

JP PV: https://youtu.be/qPO62VmyKNU

Adult Swim Trailer: https://youtu.be/lleTz_DQTh4

Animation Production: Production I.G

- FLCL:Alternative Synopsis-

“The series centers on the misadventures of 17-year-old Kana, a high school junior who spends her days hanging out with her besties, Mossan, Hijiri, and Pets. They live unremarkable lives, until the day a Mecha falls out of the sky, along with a strange woman named “Haruko.” Her plans for Kana and her friends involve the force known as “ATOMSK.” Kana will have to risk everything to decide whether or not to help… like she really has a choice!”

- FLCL:Alternative Directors-

Yutaka Uemura

Kiyotaka Suzuki

- FLCL:Alternative Cast-

Kana Koumoto - (CV: Karen Miyama)

Tomomi Nabeta (Pets) - (CV: Yuri Yoshida)

Sei Yajima (Hijiri) - (CV: Riho Iida)

Mitsuru Motoyama (Mossan) - (CV: Mutsumi Tamura)

Kan Sudou - (CV: Katsuyuki Konishi)

Kado Sasaki - (CV: Takuma Nagatsuka)

Satoru Aida - (CV: Ryouta Suzuki)

Shizuka Koumoto - (CV: Miki Itou)

Bunta Koumoto - (CV: Miho Masaka)

Youga Dennis - (CV: Katsuji Mori)

Maki Kitaki - (CV: Kaya Matsutani)

Kouta Kanda - (CV: Yutaka Aoyama)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

- FLCL:Progressive Synopsis-

“FLCL:Progressive tells the story of 14-year-old Hidomi, her classmate Ide, and two otherworldly beings, "Jinyu" and "Haruha Raharu," who are determined to unlock their hidden potential. Mixed up in this is an all-powerful force known as "ATOMSK," a gorgeous vintage car… and a certain Vespa Scooter.”

- FLCL:Progressive Directors-

Kazuto Arai

Toshihisa Kaiya

Yuki Ogawa

Yoshihide Ibata

Kei Suezawa

Hiroshi Ikehata

- FLCL:Progressive Cast-

Raharu - (CV: Haruha Megumi Hayashibara)

Jinyu - (CV: Miyuki Sawashiro)

Hidomi Unjakurou - (CV: Minase Inori)

Yoshimi Ide - (CV: Jun Fukuyama)

Gorou Mori - (CV: Tomo Muranaka)

Nogata Maruko - (CV: Masatomo Nakazawa)

Aiko - (CV: Tomoyo Kurosawa)

Hinae Unjakurou - (CV: Kikuko Inoue)

Masurao - (CV: Kouji Ohkura)

Eyepatch - (CV: Takayuki Sugou)

Tonkichi - (CV: Jin Urayama)

Tami Hanae - (CV: Reiko Suzuki)

Website: http://flcl-anime.com/

[posthumanwanderings]

Takayuki Iwai: Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo - Theme of Morrigan

[dailyfgmusic]

7-23-2024

Theme of Felicia

Marvel VS Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds

Originally composed by Takayuki Iwai and arranged by Hideyuki Fukasawa.

MEOWWWW

They love her for her girlish whimsy

[vgm-in-irregular-time-of-the-day]

DAY 1297) Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom - Boss Battle 7 ~Lich~

Composer: Hideki Okugawa, Isao Abe, Takayuki Iwai

(0:00 - 0:06) 3 bars of 5/4, 2 bars of 3/4

(0:06 - 0:25) [4/4, 4/4, 4/4, 3/4]x3, 4 bars of 4/4

(0:25 - 0:41) 1 bar of 7/4, 10 bars of 4/4

[loop from :06]

the 15-beat pattern at :06 definitely feels like “15/4″ or at half tempo 15/8 or whatever so it’s just as “odd time” (if not more “odd time” than) as the 5/4 part at the start even if it’s all written as a loop of 4/4 and 3/4 here. Stuff written at this fast a tempo tends to be that way I guess.

I probably said this before on previous writeups for music from this game, but all 3 of these composers have pretty significant odd time credits to them and all have stuff that vaguely sounds like this so I have no idea who to guess in this composer roster did this one.

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                  RETRO VGM REVIVAL HOUR - Stage 75: DARKSTALKERS

The game originally began development when Capcom decided to make another fighting game using their CPS2 arcade board, which allowed for even better animation, detailed sprites and additional effects.

Various conflicting reports have surfaced as to who exactly over at capcom was responsible for bringing this particular game to life. One story, According to art director Akira Yasuda, was that a Capcom Artist by the name of katya Akitomo had an idea to create a Monster Fighting game which was then given life thanks to a collaboration by game planner Junichi Ohno. The other story comes in the form of Capcom U.S.A’s producer Alex Jimenez, who states that Capcom Approached him with an Idea to make a new fighting game.

As Jimenez was a big fan of the Universal Monsters, and was responsible for Capcom obtaining the Marvel comics AND Fox Studios licenses for Capcom, suggested the idea of a fighting game that featured various famous Universal monsters of that era, Frankenstein’s monster, dracula, the wolf man and so on…. And actually approached Universal studios to obtain the rights to use those classic monsters. Unfortunately, the deal was rejected, but Jimenez continued on with the Idea of  Monster based fighting game, which he states took him about an hour to create all new original characters that were recognizable, but distinctly different from their Universal counterparts. Now the true Origins of this franchise and its characters continues to be quite a mystery. Ultimately, most fans of the series have accepted that both stories are probably true to some extent. With the game being generally very well-received by critics upon release in arcades and later home console ports, Darkstalkers would become a Capcom title that was essential in the further development of Capcom's 2-D fighter dominance. Games like X-men Children of the atom, The marvel VS capcom series, Street Fighter alpha series, and even other games Not created by capcom like Guilty gear, Melty Blood and Blazeblue were a result of the fast pace gameplay that was introduced by the Darkstalker series which further cemented Capcom as the powerhouse of 2D fighting games. Although there have been various re-releases of the first 3 games (5 if you include versions that were updated arcade games that removed/included characters or modes which were only available in Japan at the time) there has been little to no news about a New Game in the series for almost over 25 years. With characters being Relegated to cameos and costume skins for other Capcom fighting games, It seems this once celebrated franchise is basically dead, but as long as there are fans of this series, The DarkStalkers will NEVER DIE! So this is Why This STAGE of the Retro VGM Revival Hour is Resurrecting some ghoulishly amazing tracks from the various games (as well as cameos) from the DARKSTALKERS Franchise.                                                   

                                                     LET’S ROCK!!!!

                                   ⭐⭐Game – Composer – Title⭐⭐

1.) Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors – Takayuki Iwai & Hideki Okugawa – “DEMITRI Stage (Romania), LORD RAPTOR (Australia), VICTOR Stage (Germany), BISHAMON Stage (Japan) & PYRON Stage (Hellstorm)”

2.) Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge – Takayuki Iwai, Hideki Okugawa & Akari Kaida – “VICTOR Stage (Germany), ANAKARIS Stage (Egypt), MORRIGAN Stage (Scotland), LORD RAPTOR Stage (Australia), BISHAMON Stage (Japan) & Staff Roll 1”

3.) Darkstalkers 3 – Takayuki Iwai, Masato Kouda & Satoshi Ise – “Hsien Ko (Vanity Paradise), Felicia/Huitzil (Tower of Arrogance), Bishamon (Abaraya 2), Morrigan/Lilith (Deserted Chateau), Lord Raptor/Victor (Forever Torment), Iron Horse/Iron Terror, Shadow Ending Theme & Demitri (Feast of the Damned)”

4.) Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower (Vampire Chronicle For Matching Service) – Chihiro Arisaka – “Network, Arranged Bonus Track & Staff Roll”

5.) Darkstalkers Resurrection – Jake Kaufman – “Electrostatic Remix, Night Savior Theme (Remix) & Hunter Theme (Remix)”

6.) Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars – Yasumasa Kitagawa, Kota Suzuki, Akihiko Narita, Reo Uratani & Yoshinori Ono – “Aensland Castle, Character Select & Where the Wind Blows (w/ vocals by Anna Gholston)”

7.) SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium – SNK Shinsekai Gakkyoku Zatsugidan – “BB Hood Theme, Theme of Felicia & Morrigan theme”

8.) Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes – Yuko Takehara, Takayuki Iwai & Masato Kouda – “Ending of Morrigan, Theme of Morrigan & Theme of Onslaught 1”

9.) Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes – Tetsuya Shibata & Mitsuhiko Takano – “Airship Stage, Carnival Stage & Swamp Stage” –

10.) Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds) – Hideyuki Fukasawa – “Theme of Felicia (U.S.A.), Theme of Hsien-Ko (China) & Theme of Morrigan Aensland (Scotland)”

11.) Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 – Satoshi Ise – “Player Select 2, Stage of Capcom (Keep my Fire) & Stage of Morrigan (Deserted Chateau Remix)”

12.) Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 – Satoshi Ise – “Wicked Fight, VS. Display & The lord GOD”

13.) SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos – Tate Norio, Masahiko Hataya & Yasumasa Yamada – “Left Bank (Staff Roll), Unexpected Fight (Intrusion Stage) & Church Groove (Church Stage)”

14.) Namco × Capcom – Yuzo Koshiro & Yasunori Mitsuda – “Morrigan Stage (Scotland), Hsien-Ko Stage (China) & Demitri Stage (Romania)”

15.) Project X Zone – Naofumi Tsuruyama, Takuya Hanaoka & Kayoko Matsushima – “Demitri Stage (Romania), Hsien-Ko Stage (China) & Morrigan Stage (Scotland)”

16.) Project X Zone 2 – Yuzo Koshiro – “Alice in the City of Fluctuations, New World Project & Wonderful new world”

17.) Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo – Tatsuro Suzuki, Isao Abe, Yūko Takehara, Shun Nishigaki, Setsuo Yamamoto & Takayuki Iwai – “Stage Donovan, Stage Felicia, Stage Hsien-Ko & Stage Morrigan”

18.) Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix (Pocket Fighter) – Isao Abe, Yuki Iwai & Setsuo Yamamoto – “Toy House (Toy House 'Dhalsim’), Outside Makai (Moonlight Dark Castle) & Inside Makai (The Devil King's Moving)”

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FLCL Alternative and Progressive Japanese theatrical version PV. Alternative will hit Japanese theaters on September 7th. Progressive will hit Japanese theaters on September on September 28th. 

FLCL Alternative key visual

Japanese cast

Mayumi Shintani as Haruhara Haruko

Karen Miyama as Kana Kawamoto

Yuri Yoshida as Tomomi Heta (Pets)

Riho Iida as Hijiri Yashima (Hijiri)

Mutsumi Tamura as Mitsuru Motoyama (Mossan)

Katsuyuki Konishi as Kan Sudō

Takuma Nagatsuka as Kado Sasaki

Ryota Suzuki as Ben Sōta

Miki Itou as Shizuka Kawamoto

Maho Masaka as Bunta Kawamoto

Katsuji Mori as Yōga Dennis

Kaya Matsutani as Maki Kitaki

Yutaka Aoyama as Tabata Kanda

Staff

Chief Director: Katsuyuki Motohiro

Supervisor: Kazuya Tsurumaki

Directors: Yutaka Uemura, Kiyotaka Suzuki

Script: Hideto Iwai

Original Character Design: Yoshiyuki Sadamoto

Character Design: Y��ichi Takahashi

Mechanical Design: Kiyotaka Oshiyama

Costume Design: Hiromi Taniguchi

Prop Design: Yuji Hosogoe, Hiyori Denforword Akishino (Aki Production)

Background Art Director: Ayaka Fujii

Color Design: Chiho Nakamura

Director of Photography: Shinji Tonsho

CG Director: Tsukasa Saitō

Music Director/Composer: R.O.N

Sound Director: Toru Nakano

Theme Song: The Pillows ("Star overhead")

Animation Production: Production I.G, NUT, REVOROOT

 Progressive key visual

Japanese cast

Megumi Hayashibara as Haruha Raharu

Miyuki Sawashiro as Jinyu

Inori Minase as Hidomi

Jun Fukuyama as Yoshimi Iide

Tomo Muranaka as Gorō Mori

Masatomo Nakazawa as Nogata Maruko

Tomoyo Kurosawa as Aiko

Kikuko Inoue as Hinae

Kouji Ohkura as Masurao

Takayuki Sugo as Eyepatch

Jin Urayama as Tonkichi

Reiko Suzuki as Tami Hanae

Staff

Chief Director: Katsuyuki Motohiro

Supervisor: Kazuya Tsurumaki

Directors: Kazuto Arai, Toshihisa Kaiya, Yuki Ogawa, Yoshihide Ibata, Kei Suezawa, Hiroshi Ikehata

Script: Hideto Iwai

Original Character Design: Yoshiyuki Sadamoto

Character Design: Chikashi Kubota

Mechanical Design: Kiyotaka Oshiyama

Sub-Character Design: Mai Yoneyama

Prop Design: Akiko Murayama, Yōko Kubara

Background Art Director: Kazuhiro Arai

Color Design: Noriko Arisawa

Director of Photography: Koji Tanaka

CG Director: You Takayanagi

Editor: Taeko Hamauzu

Music Director/Composer: R.O.N

Sound Director: Toru Nakano

Theme Song: The Pillows ("spiky seeds") 

Animation Production: Production I.G

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X-Men: Children of the Atom

a pretty decent soundtrack, though I don’t have much more to comment on. lots of oldschool sampled guitar + brass

I’d recommend the track “Samurai Shrine -SILVER SAMRAI-”