Crunchy FM synth charm pouring out of a PC-98. Electric Device Marian dropped its soundtrack in 2008, and every track comes in both OPNA chip versions and arranged versions. The battle theme hits with that sharp, biting FM tone that only the PC-98 sound chip can produce.
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The final battle theme pushes it harder. Then the fanfare after winning is this tiny, triumphant burst. The quieter moments land too. The church theme, the antique shop music, and that tea-break track with the long Japanese title all have this cozy warmth underneath the chip limitations.
Opening theme sets up this story about a fallen noble family. Staff roll closes it clean. If you miss the days when game soundtracks had to fight the hardware to sound beautiful, this one won that fight.