Being created by two great video game companies such as
Konami and Red Entertainment (
Sakura Taisen), and being composed by three composers, including Seiya Murai (one of the composers of the
Tokimeki Memorial and
Beatmania series), you can expect
Mitsumete Knight to have a few little gems in its soundtracks.
- The Original Sound Track has some great tunes. Examples:
- "Valpha-Valaharian" (second version of the Opening),
- "Man of the Orient" (The Asian's Theme),
- "Embracing the dreams..." (Sophia's Theme)
- "Let's whistle and walk" (Hanna's Theme)
- "Cold Lips" (Raizze's Theme)
- "Tenacity of the North Wind" ( Carneau's Theme)
- "Entrusting to the Wind" (A peaceful Event theme)
- "Scars of the Heart" (one of the "sad events" tunes, played, for example, when the Asian discovers the truth behind the ghost turmoil,
- "Lost Timbre" (played when Sophia loses her voice due to the trauma caused by the terrorist bombing at the Theater),
- "A Man's Fight" (War Battle theme)
- "Salishuan the Spy",
- "Sorrowful Sword" (played when battling Salishuan the Spy in special version
- "Proof of Bravery" ( Decorations' Ceremony theme)
- "The Man From Far East" (Holy Knight version of the Bad Ending theme)
- And the vocal tracks aren't outdone either. Some of the greatest songs are:
- "Mitsumete" (normal Happy Ending theme)
- "Asu o Yume Mite" (Sophia's Happy Ending theme)
- "Koi o Suru to" (Anne's Ending theme)
- "Ashita" (Priscilla Image Song, included in the "Vocalize" album: it's an Image Song adaptation of the OST tune "Entrusting to the Wind" cited above)
- "Portrait" (Lesley Image Song, included in the "Vocalize" album)
- "Poem born from the War" (Gene Image Song, included in the 1st Drama CD)
- "Fate of the Warriors" (Raizze Image Song, included in the 4th Drama CD)
