This soundtrack radiates so much warmth it feels like sunlight through a window. Sakai Asuka scored Keita Takahashi's to a T with this breezy, offbeat energy that perfectly matches a game about a kid stuck in a T-pose navigating middle school.
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PerfecT Shape with prep. is immediately catchy, this bouncy pop opener that lodges in your brain for days. Then you hit Cycling to the LighThouse and everything slows down into something genuinely tender. Seaside Moon closing things out with that quiet glow.
The whole thing feels handmade, like every track was stitched together with the same goofy sincerity Takahashi puts into his games. If you loved Katamari's vibe but want something more intimate, this one's for you.