The battle themes in this game go unreasonably hard for a Switch title. SMT V has Ryota Kozuka leading the charge with compositions that slam between ethereal exploration ambience and face-melting combat tracks. Battle ~Da'at~ is the one that lives in your head permanently, that vocal hook layered over driving percussion and shredding guitar.
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Da'at Takanawa captures the eerie beauty of walking through a ruined Tokyo overtaken by demons, all shimmer and desolation. Then Nahobino hits with this ascending, almost divine intensity. World of Shadows keeps the Velvet Room tradition going with its own haunted elegance.
The exploration themes cycle between serene and deeply wrong somehow. If Nocturne's aggression spoke to you, SMT V modernizes that energy without losing the edge.