Deep Space Waifu is one of those anime-styled shoot-em-ups that doesn't take itself seriously for a single second, but the music is genuinely catchy in a way that has no business being this good. "Our Red Plastic Car" opens with this dreamy indie-pop sound that you'd sooner expect on a Spotify chillwave playlist than in a bullet hell about undressing anime girls in space.
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"First Love" and "Crocodile Tears" both get the battle remix treatment with two variants each, and the remixes actually add real energy -- heavier beats, more aggressive synth lines, the kind of escalation that makes boss fights feel appropriately frantic.
The "hey" track pulls triple duty with its original version, a battle remix, and a boss remix, each iteration ratcheting up the intensity while keeping the core melody recognizable. "Fugue" lives up to its classical namesake with interlocking melodic lines, and the "Our Red Plastic Car (MENU REMIX)" gives you a laid-back version to sit with on the title screen.
It's twelve tracks total with a lot of remix overlap, but the base compositions are strong enough to support the variations. The Fantasy subtitle marks this as one of several DLC expansions, each with its own musical identity.