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SHINING FORCE EXA INTRO MUSIC FULL
Those that enjoyed the themes in the game might consider purchasing the single, especially given the full soundtrack is quite bland. While they don’t integrate particularly well with the instrumental music, they fit with the overall tone and audience of the game. “World’s Love” and “Same Sky” are solid examples of J-Pop and are among the best theme songs for the Shining series. There is also an obligatory instrumental version of the opening theme, but not the closer. Below are the locations of where they can be found Duga Faulklin Amitalilly character information page (archived ) Note: text only no images archived. The single also features “I Love Music VI”, a recording of conversations and performances that captures the girls at their most enthusiastic. Amitaliri (, Amitariri, known as Amitalilly in Japan) is a playable female Mage character in the game Shining Force EXA. As a result, it should be fairly enjoyable and accessible to most fans of modern J-Pop. Like the opening theme, it’s nothing particularly novel, but it’s well-produced, well-performed, and fairly memorable. As might be expected from their experienced producer, the song is robustly structured and the chorus is particularly emotional. The ending theme “Same Sky” encourages gamers to recount their memories with a soft rock ballad. However, the highlight is the strong vocal performance by Maika, particularly during the chorus. The thrashing guitar chords throughout give it a firm J-Rock sound though this contrasts somewhat with the largely organic background music, it fits quite well with the opening animation and, more importantly, gives the track a mainstream draw. The opening theme “World’s Love” is exactly what one might expect from Mi. While the songs were featured on the game’s soundtrack release, they were also subject to a high-profile vocal single. Continuing series’ tradition, Sega hired girl band Mi to perform the opening and ending themes of the PlayStation 2’s Shining Force EXA.
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