The sequel expands beyond towers into a broader RPG world — twenty-nine tracks with more varied locations. "Acorn Forest" and "Small Flower" add natural settings. "A Quiet Town" and "STREET" build the overworld. "Tower Special Deluxe" condenses the first game's twelve tower themes into one definitive version — acknowledging the excess and celebrating it.
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"My Stomach Is Empty" and "How Pleasant!" continue the series' tradition of track titles that sound like casual conversation. "Painful is Bad by Nike" — the protagonist's name appearing in a track title that states an obvious truth.
"Don't You Want to Play" and "Take It Easy!" maintain the lighthearted tone. "Luck-Pusher" invents a concept. "Guru Guru March" gives the series its own marching anthem. "Escape from Darkness" and "Formidable Enemy!" handle the adventure's more serious moments.
"Under the Moon" and "The Beautiful Sky" add atmospheric beauty. "Invited and Dizzy" captures the disorientation of magic circles — the guru guru spinning that gives the series its name. "Just Like Always..." suggests comfortable routine in an RPG world.