Game:

Dead Moon (1991)

Duration: 28:57

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Composer(s): Mamoru Ishimoda, Yōko Sonoda & H. Nishikawa

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Title Demo: 0:00
Introduction: 0:23
Title Screen: 1:48
Scene 1 - City: 2:52
Mid-Boss 1: 5:21
Boss 1, 3 & 4: 6:20
Scene 2 - Space: 7:49
Mid-Boss 2 & 5: 10:44
Boss 2 & 5 + Last Boss 1: 11:18
Scene 3 - Moon: 13:14
Mid-Boss 3 & 4: 15:23
Scene 4 - Cave: 16:12
Scene 5 - Lake: 18:49
Scene 6 - Core: 21:38
Last Boss 2: 23:44
Last Boss 3: 25:33
Game Over: 26:37
Scene Clear: 26:46
Clear Bonus: 26:54
Ending: 27:33

Source(s):

Music: https://vgmrips.net/packs/pack/dead-moon-tg-16

Art: https://gamesdb.launchbox-app.com/games/images/7891-dead-moon

Cool title! Although it does confuse me… Isn’t the moon dead anyway? Like, celestial objects are typically classified as non-living unless I’ve been severely misinformed… That being said, the moon being alive is a far more more terrifying prospect to me, personally speaking. What’s it up to? What are its plans? Can it even do anything apart from potentially influencing the oceans and wiping out humanity! But more importantly how is it feeling? I can’t imagine the life of a celestial body being particularly pleasant… Wait, I just realized… One of the stages is actually set in an underwater cavern on the moon. So in the game’s lore actually implies that the moon is metaphorically alive because it’s teeming with life and we’re out to kill all of it! That’s… pretty depressing…

Anyway, the music’s pretty alright too.

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