Yuu Miyake and friends made a soundtrack that sounds like a toy box gaining sentience and deciding to throw a party. Noby Noby Boy's second soundtrack pulls in contributors like TAKU INOUE and SEXY-SYNTHESIZER for this wonderfully chaotic mix of chiptune, folk, and whatever "Nobitoronic March" qualifies as.
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The xylophone track by Ryo Watanabe is this delicate, plinking little thing that somehow fits right next to SEXY-SYNTHESIZER's "Pikkopiko GIRL" going full 8-bit. There's even a Xevious arrangement played on harp. On harp.
The interludes from Miyake use acoustic guitar tunings that ground everything in this organic warmth between the weirder cuts. If you remember Katamari's music and want something from that same school of joyful absurdity, this is your vibe.