Punchy chiptune fighting spirit. Hiryu no Ken (Flying Dragon Fist) gets a second soundtrack box pulling from its Game Boy and SNES entries, and the tunes hit way harder than you'd expect from these older handhelds. "Ryuhi" sets the tone with that classic martial arts game intensity, tight melodic lines pushing through tiny speakers.
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"Kakutougi Yosen Taikai" has this tournament hype energy that gets you locked in. Then "SD Hiryu no Ken" shifts gears completely with a lighter, almost playful take on the whole thing. The SNES tracks bring deeper bass and richer channels but keep that fighting game urgency.
"Character Select" loops in your head whether you want it to or not. If you're into retro fighting game soundtracks that never left Japan, this is your kind of deep cut.