A massive 32-track collection from a Taisho-era supernatural warfare mobile game. The single-word Japanese titles read like a war diary — Hajimari (Beginning), Tatakai (Battle), Kanashimi (Sorrow), Sentou (Combat), Sensou (War), Seisen (Holy War).
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The escalation is built right into the tracklist. "Genten Kaiki" gets three versions — vocal, opening, and instrumental — establishing it as the thematic anchor. "Zangeroku" mirrors that treatment. Between them, the score moves through espionage (Keikaku/Plan, Sakusen/Strategy) and horror (Kaijin/Monster, Majin/Demon) with the confidence of a production that knows its Taisho-era Tokyo setting inside out.
"Tokimeki" offers a rare moment of romantic warmth in an otherwise martial soundtrack, and "Douke" (Clown) adds theatrical unpredictability. The complete works treatment means nothing's left on the cutting room floor.