Name: Seiken Densetsu
Characteristics: RPG
Publisher: Square
Original/port composer: Kenji Ito
Platforms:
Game Boy
Game Boy Advance (Unfinished) - Japan

Music info

Released: 25 Aug 1995
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Kenji Ito
Info Source: synSONIQ Records
Music type: Original soundtrack
Num of tunes: 34
Num of CDs: 1
Catalogue Nr.: PSCN-5029
Play time: 1:09:51

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Tracklist

01 - 1st Chapter - Determination (3:31)
02 - 2nd Chapter - Menace (5:59)
03 - 3rd Chapter - Mission (5:56)
04 - 4th Chapter - Friends (4:50)
05 - 5th Chapter - Parting (6:55)
06 - 6th Chapter - Decisive Battle (3:43)
07 - 7th Chapter - Life (4:17)
08 - Rising Sun (1:43)
09 - Fighting Arena (0:45)
10 - Requiem (1:01)
11 - Endless Battlefield (1:29)
12 - Village (1:04)
13 - Town Music (unreleased) (1:45)
14 - Dwarves' Theme (0:52)
15 - Glance Dukedom (1:30)
16 - Dungeon 1 (1:34)
17 - Fight 1 (1:27)
18 - Royal Palace (1:00)
19 - Mana's Mission (1:13)
20 - Danger! (0:29)
21 - Jema's Realization (1:03)
22 - In Search of the Sacred Sword (1:33)
23 - Birth of Chocobo (0:29)
24 - Theme of Chocobo (0:52)
25 - Dungeon 2 (1:11)
26 - Moogles (0:10)
27 - Dungeon 3 (0:59)
28 - Fight 2 (1:32)
29 - In Sorrow (1:36)
30 - Let Thoughts Ride on Knowledge (1:02)
31 - Mana Palace (1:37)
32 - Julius' Ambition (0:34)
33 - Final Battle (2:03)
34 - Legend Forever (4:07)

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