Crunchy SNES guitars hitting way harder than they should. FEDA: The Emblem of Justice is a 1995 tactical RPG and the sound chip is working overtime on every track. "Justice" opens with this heroic punch that the Super Famicom does so well, all compressed brass and punchy drums.
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"Genocide" goes full dark prologue energy and "FAR EAST HARRICANE" is exactly as intense as that spelling suggests. The battle themes cycle between triumphant and desperate. "Finish Blow" and "Winning Shot" give you those special attack stingers that make every critical hit feel earned.
Character themes like "Counter Attacker" and "Sniper" actually have personality baked into 16-bit channels. Somebody on this team cared. If you miss when strategy RPGs had soundtracks that punched above their weight class, queue this up.