A mobile mecha RPG with eleven tracks — and four of them are versions of "Shooting Star," including an unexpected bossa nova arrangement. The standard, instrumental, TV size, and bossa nova versions suggest this theme song carried serious weight in the game's marketing.
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"The Adventure of The War-Ship Asgard" sets the space-opera stage. "What's Your Story, Pixie" and "The Last Pixie" frame the game's core relationship — Pixies are the game's fairy-like mecha pilots, and their stories drive the narrative.
"Master, Come To See Me" carries the gacha game's characteristic affectionate tone between player and characters. "Long-Waited Break Time" provides the respite between battles. "Another Critical Moment" and "The Final Battlefield" handle combat escalation.
Eleven tracks for a mobile game that blended mecha combat with fairy-tale aesthetics — an unusual combination that the M.O.E. acronym (Master of Eternity, but also the Japanese term for cute obsession) openly embraces. The bossa nova "Shooting Star" alone makes this soundtrack memorable for sheer audacity.