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Yasunori Mitsuda’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

We introduce composer Yasunori Mitsuda’s most popular tracks—ranked—celebrated for his prolific work in game music, anime, and TV.

Enjoy the works of one of Japan’s leading game music creators, known for scoring hit titles such as Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross, and Xenogears.

Yasunori Mitsuda Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (41–50)

Voyage: Another WorldMitsuda Yasunori41rank/position

Even though it’s a song for the same ship, this one is from a different world.

Maybe that’s why it uses a similar melody.

This one is exciting too, but it feels a bit more subdued.

It seems to have a stronger healing/soothing vibe! We can see the path ahead now, but it might still be expressing some lingering unease.

The sailing themes in this game both have their own unique charm!

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Voyage HomeworldMitsuda Yasunori42rank/position

This is the song that plays when you obtain a ship that lets you travel across various lands.

This one is for the Home World, so it’s the track from the world where the protagonist grew up.

It’s the kind of song that really gives you courage! It perfectly captures that sense of excitement for what’s to come.

I bet some of you players felt your spirits lift a little when you heard it, didn’t you?

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Those bound by fateMitsuda Yasunori43rank/position

This is the piece used in the battle scene with the character Miguel Dario, who can no longer return to the ordinary world.

It’s hard to imagine that such a gentle song would be used for a battle scene, isn’t it? What follows is full of dramatic twists and turns, and the music seems to encompass that as well.

The melancholy strings feel as if they express why this character can no longer go back.

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Dragon GodMitsuda Yasunori44rank/position

This is the track that plays when you fight an enemy with the cool name “Devourer of Time.” The driving pace and the choir-like sounds really convey the song’s passionate feel, don’t they? It’s a stylish piece that puts you in the player’s mindset, wondering what kind of attack is coming next.

Didn’t your heart race when you heard it, too? It’s a pretty cool track for an RPG, isn’t it!

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