Mitrasphere Vol.5 catches the game in its second anniversary stride, and you can hear the confidence. "Kesshouju no Mori" (Crystal Tree Forest) does gorgeous layered fantasy atmosphere, then the NIGHTMARE variant of the same track strips it down to something unsettling.
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"Grand Battle II" goes full theatrical with its ancient-deity framing, while "Boss Battle III" is relentless in the best way. The seasonal event tracks are surprisingly catchy, especially the sentai-inspired "Mitras Ranger" cut.
Even the fishing fanfare has personality. "Upa Kurage no Takaramono" (Jellyfish Treasury) is this weird cozy detour that just works. Twenty tracks covering tower climbs, boss gauntlets, and holiday chaos. Perfect background listening for anyone who likes fantasy RPG scores that don't take themselves too seriously.