An almost omnious but very grand and 'destiny' sounding theme from Card Captor Sakura. It applies to all the areas in the fiction which imply the start of something grand, or the start of a change.

The first of three pieces entitled 'The Journey'. These all have a similar grand and very Final Fantasy reminiscent sound to them. Quite a long piece at 7 minutes but involves themes of both success and darkness and is useful as a general senshi theme.

The classic Negaverse theme from Sailor Moon for use in the Negaverse sections.

A piece i would idenifty as Miscite or Laverna's theme. Dark sounding but sometimes with an egde of playfulness to it. The playfulness applying to Laverna. The use in the fiction would be in the Negaverse plotting moments, and especially when Miscite finds Teimei.

Fuuin Kaijo, again from Card Captor Sakura is another grand-type theme. Sounding like the setup to a battle or the senshi deciding the fight (just before transformation).

The general Sailor Moon transformation theme, but the North American theme as to me it sounds more dynamic (although i do like the Inners Crystal Power Japanese henshin) and in a way fits in well with the opening theme being the pacy 'Fly High'.

A theme from Sailor Moon, and my chosen battle theme. The organ playing gives it a nicely ominous sound and then it immediately speeds up into another Final Fantasy-eque battle theme.

The theme for 'post battle'. Again it is quite long, the earlier and quieter parts apply if a battle didn't exactly go too well or has implications for something else such as the first Laverna fight. Then the music becomes quite heraldic, a celebration for victory perhaps.

Unreality is in a minor key and a very 'sad' piece of music. It applies to all the times of loss and is suitably followed by Lost Romance. Quite a dark sounding piece, used especially in the aftermath at the end of Arc II and also Teimei's transformation to good.

Strangely enough i applied this theme to Cassie. But it again could work for all the senshi. A piece for reminiscence, very sad as the title suggests and also a very long piece at 10 minutes.

The vocal theme is used at some points in Arc II, but the instrumental works well as a general love theme from the famous and ever beautiful song by X-Japan. I adore this song so i had to have it in the soundtrack.

The final piece in 'The Journey' trilogy of pieces and a very suitably sounding final piece. Again long at 9 minutes, but it embodies the main themes of the fiction and has a very conclusive sound.

The Last Song by X-Japan is the final conclusion to the series after the Finale music. Useful for final end credits as Esa and Cassie meet up when they are older. The lyrics are particularly good with its references to 'turning the page of the next chapter' which has a note of both irony and also application to the changes of the fiction as the girls seek some stability.

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