 The music for Silver Star Story Complete consists of entirely new background themes by Noriyuki Iwadare . While Hiroshi Fujioka , Isao Mizoguchi , and Yoshiaki <unk> collaborated with Iwadare on the Sega @-@ CD version , only Iwadare would return for the remake , composing nearly one hundred new songs . When creating the music for Silver Star Story Complete , Iwadare drew from his own experiences , admitting that he was trying to put a personal touch on his work and " express [ myself ] through [ my ] honest emotions " . Music director Isao Mizoguchi claims that the music process was " a little different " than the companies ' previous works , with the game 's main themes being composed before they viewed the scenes that required them , making adjustments as they went along . Each song was divided into four categories : town or village , dungeon , battle , or field ; each with their own pacing and emotional direction . Iwadare described the game 's music as " very well received " according to fan feedback . The Japanese version features a new opening theme , " Tsu · Ba · Sa " ( <unk> ・ BA ・ SA , lit . Wings ) performed by Kyōko Hikami . An intermediary song , " Kaze no Nocturne " ( <unk> , Kaze no <unk> , lit . Wind 's Nocturne ) , also called " The Boat Song " , was added to the game to heighten the emotion of Alex and Luna 's departure into the world , which was kept at Mizoguchi 's insistence even as material was being cut for time . 
