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The story of Eyeshield 21 follows the protagonist Sena, the whipping boy of his classmates, who wants to earn respect by joining a club at the start of the school year. He crosses paths with Hiruma, head of the American soccer club, who recruits him for his exceptional running skills. They must quickly find 11 other players, as the inter-school championship begins in 24 hours. Numerous artists and composers were involved in creating the theme music and accompanying songs, including Kosuke Morimoto, who contributed to various theme songs for Fullmetal Alchemist and One Piece. Any fan of the series will have a strong feeling of nostalgia when they recall the music that marked them during their teenage years. The very Pop-rock and J-pop tones will remind them of those after-school afternoons watching episodes of this epic anime on Game One. You'll also be able to hear the voices of the Japanese cast, including the voice of the main character, Sena Kobayakawa, on many of the credits and accompanying songs. The manga turns 21 in 2023. To celebrate, the author wrote a 55-page one-shot called “Brain X Brave”, which appeared in early January 2024 in Weekly Shonen Jump. The anime has been broadcast frequently on Game One since September 2009 and on France Ô since September 2012.

Producers Emunator and Hotline Sehwani have joined forces to collaborate on Video Game LoFi: Undertale Vol. 01. The duo has carefully crafted a 10-track lo-fi, hip-hop, and chill-hop tribute to Toby Fox's beloved Undertale soundtrack. The result is a nostalgic and expressive journey that is sure to delight fans of the game and music lovers alike.

Producers Besso0 and GlitchxCity team up and put a fresh spin on 10 tracks from the Kirby series into nostalgic lo-fi hip-hop bops — perfect for study sessions, powering through the workday, or just chilling out with our favorite pink puff. Video Game LoFi: Kirby includes music from Nintendo’s Kirby's Adventure, Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe, Kirby Super Star, and more, covering fan favorites from Green Greens (from “Kirby and the Forgotten Land”) to Butter Building (from "Kirby's Epic Yarn") and a feature from Save Point on Cookie Country (from “Kirby's Return to Dreamland”), just to name a few. With styles ranging from warm nostalgic lo-fi hip-hop to bass-heavy and piano-centric chillhop, and more, Besso0 and GlitchxCity’s style blends seamlessly with the series' most iconic tunes.

Hirokazu Tanaka is a Japanese composer best known worldwide for game music such as the "Metroid" and "Mother" series, as well as music for the world-renowned "Pokemon". The LP contains 17 ambient tracks carefully selected from the approximately 400 private demo tapes he left behind over the past 30 years since the 1980s!

The "Ghost in the Shell: game soundtrack," originally released in 1997, was a landmark collaboration between techno, anime, and gaming, taking the techno world by storm. With Takkyu Ishino overseeing sound direction and compilation, this masterpiece featured legends like Derrick May, Westbam, and Hardfloor, who helped shape techno history. Following the two-disc CD release, the much-anticipated vinyl edition is finally set for re-release! As 90s techno experiences a resurgence, this album, which has long been awaited from dance floor, will return as a picture 2LP. The double LP includes new tracks like Hardfloor’s "Spook & Spell (Fast Version)," which wasn’t featured on the original 1997 vinyl, and Derrick May's newly remastered version of "To Be or Not To Be (Off The Cuff 2024 Redefined Mix)." The picture disc features artwork of Motoko Kusanagi and Fuchikoma, further expanding the world of Ghost in the Shell through stunning visuals alongside the techno sound. The original 1997 art direction and Yamato-e illustrations were created by contemporary artist Takashi Murakami.