Background music from the Monster Hunter series. Monster Hunter tracks that make you want to go on a hunt.

Fortress of the Raging Sands

MHF G Violent Sand Giant Fortress: Ballista Rock Dragon Odibatorasu Battle BGM Extended for 30 Minutes

This piece is characterized by an exotic, weighty atmosphere that evokes the desert.

Its distinctive 6/8 rhythm weaves in a melancholic melody reminiscent of China’s desert regions.

It was included on the Monster Hunter Frontier G Original Soundtrack, released in April 2014, and composed by Hideyuki Fukasawa.

The track begins with a quiet intro and gradually builds in intensity, heightening tension as if heralding the appearance of a monster emerging from a sandstorm.

It conjures images of fierce battles unfolding across a vast desert, expressing through music the heavy pressure of confronting a monster.

It’s a recommended listen not only while playing the game but also whenever you want to immerse yourself in a grand, expansive world.

Trap of the Torrent

Monster Hunter Hunting Music: Trap of the Murky Torrent

The background music used in the Monster Hunter series during the battle with Gobul in the Flooded Forest.

The track is inspired by Kecak, a form of Balinese folk music, resulting in an ethnic, intricate, and dramatic composition.

Awakening

Awakening

This is the BGM used in Kokoto Village, which appears as a base in the early Monster Hunter series.

It’s an ethnic, folk-style piece.

The main melody played on a tin whistle evokes a sense of nostalgia and wistfulness.

Conqueror of the Magnetic Field

MHF G Conqueror of the Magnetic Field: Extreme Dragon Rukodiora Battle BGM (Extended for 30 minutes)

The dedicated BGM for “Extreme Dragon Rukodiora” from Monster Hunter Frontier.

It features a highly grand orchestral sound, making it the perfect soundtrack for a true “decisive battle.” Even just listening to the music by itself gets you fired up.

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Proof of a Hero ~from Monster Hunter~Kōda Masato

Eiyuu No Akashi (From “Monster Hunter”)

An instrumental piece representing Capcom’s acclaimed game series! Composer Masato Kouda crafted a powerful melody that inspires a spirit of adventure and determined challenge.

Its graceful themes, woven with rich brass, harp, and strings, continue to lift players’ spirits.

Since its debut in March 2004, it has been featured in Toyota commercials and performed at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Opening Ceremony, delivering emotion that transcends the realm of games.

Striking a perfect balance between tension and release, this track is ideal for moments when you want to rally yourself or take the first step toward a new challenge.