Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Music composed by:
★: Masaru Tajima
▲: Toshiyuki Sudo
(see bottom for research information)
0:00:00 - Opening & Title Theme▲
0:04:38 - Encounter with Kappa▲
0:06:51 - Camp Nintendo▲
0:09:14 - Neighboring Camp▲
0:11:52 - The Demon Tower★
0:16:21 - The Deformity Approaches★
0:20:50 - A Shadowy Attack★
0:22:12 - Your Death Poem★
0:22:23 - A Prayer to the Gods★
0:22:32 - The Demon Tower: Storage Layer★
0:27:01 - Got a Treasure!★
0:27:09 - Results (Success)★
0:28:51 - Results (Failure)★
0:30:16 - The Demon Tower: 20 Layers Deep★
0:33:21 - The Demon Tower: 30 Layers Deep★
0:35:34 - The Demon Tower: 50 Layers Deep★
0:38:06 - A Deformity Approaches (Extreme Danger)★
0:42:35 - The Grim Reaper★
0:44:15 - Defeated the Grim Reaper★
0:44:27 - Kushami▲
0:44:39 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 1★
0:46:15 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 2★
0:47:51 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 3★
0:49:27 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 4★
0:51:03 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 5★
0:52:40 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 6★
0:54:18 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 7★
0:55:48 - An Audience with the Emperor★
0:56:39 - Staff Credits▲
0:58:46 - The Kappa's Secret Book▲
1:00:03 - Title Theme (No Opening)▲
I've already uploaded a rip of this soundtrack on YouTube, but many of the tracks had playback issues due to the old way I'd rip music - now, they're extremely accurate and many issues (missing instruments, notes, and incorrect tones) are now fixed. I also took the time to revisit the track naming and better represent how tracks play in gameplay.
About the composer credits: two distinct banks and naming conventions exist between the track sequences. Banks labeled "BGM" and "BGM2" as well as Wave SWARs labeled the same way may indicate separate authors. The numbering order (BGM/BGM2) also follows the crediting order (Tajima/Sudo), as BGM2 (Sudo's bank) contains songs that are distinctly his style, and there aren't any apparent exceptions to these findings.
Released 2008 on DSiWare as three separate titles, where some music is shared and other tracks are exclusive to certain versions.
Music composed by:
★: Masaru Tajima
▲: Toshiyuki Sudo
(see bottom for research information)
0:00:00 - Opening & Title Theme▲
0:04:38 - Encounter with Kappa▲
0:06:51 - Camp Nintendo▲
0:09:14 - Neighboring Camp▲
0:11:52 - The Demon Tower★
0:16:21 - The Deformity Approaches★
0:20:50 - A Shadowy Attack★
0:22:12 - Your Death Poem★
0:22:23 - A Prayer to the Gods★
0:22:32 - The Demon Tower: Storage Layer★
0:27:01 - Got a Treasure!★
0:27:09 - Results (Success)★
0:28:51 - Results (Failure)★
0:30:16 - The Demon Tower: 20 Layers Deep★
0:33:21 - The Demon Tower: 30 Layers Deep★
0:35:34 - The Demon Tower: 50 Layers Deep★
0:38:06 - A Deformity Approaches (Extreme Danger)★
0:42:35 - The Grim Reaper★
0:44:15 - Defeated the Grim Reaper★
0:44:27 - Kushami▲
0:44:39 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 1★
0:46:15 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 2★
0:47:51 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 3★
0:49:27 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 4★
0:51:03 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 5★
0:52:40 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 6★
0:54:18 - Memory: Banquet in the Capital 7★
0:55:48 - An Audience with the Emperor★
0:56:39 - Staff Credits▲
0:58:46 - The Kappa's Secret Book▲
1:00:03 - Title Theme (No Opening)▲
I've already uploaded a rip of this soundtrack on YouTube, but many of the tracks had playback issues due to the old way I'd rip music - now, they're extremely accurate and many issues (missing instruments, notes, and incorrect tones) are now fixed. I also took the time to revisit the track naming and better represent how tracks play in gameplay.
About the composer credits: two distinct banks and naming conventions exist between the track sequences. Banks labeled "BGM" and "BGM2" as well as Wave SWARs labeled the same way may indicate separate authors. The numbering order (BGM/BGM2) also follows the crediting order (Tajima/Sudo), as BGM2 (Sudo's bank) contains songs that are distinctly his style, and there aren't any apparent exceptions to these findings.
Released 2008 on DSiWare as three separate titles, where some music is shared and other tracks are exclusive to certain versions.
