Named after the game's heroine and carrying all the emotional gravity that implies. The second Granblue Fantasy OST volume covers everything from the Erste Empire conflict to the Rose Queen encounter, and it's where the series' music started feeling genuinely cinematic.
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"Erste Empire" opens with militaristic tension that sets up the main storyline's antagonists perfectly. "Robomi" is a fan favorite, pulling from mecha anime traditions with a retro-future energy that fits the crossover event.
"Rose Queen" is just gorgeous, an elegant boss theme that feels almost too beautiful for a fight you're going to farm repeatedly. The instrumental version closing the album lets you appreciate the composition without the battle context.
"Lyria" as the title track is tender and bittersweet, a character theme that tells you everything about who she is. "Higher Yet Do the Astrals Dwell" carries this cosmic weight that hints at where the story is heading. Fourteen tracks that balance spectacle with sincerity in a way most gacha games never even attempt.