Roughly three weeks after its PC and PS5 launch, the Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls original soundtrack has finally hit (almost) all major streaming platforms. Clocking in at nearly four hours across 59 tracks, the score is expected to expand over time with future content updates, much like other fighting games in the genre—particularly those from Arc System Works.
While the soundtrack features contributions from a collaborative lineup, it was primarily composed by Toma Otowa, whose work was highlighted last year in Ghost of Yōtei—a score that earned a BAFTA Game Award earlier this year. The album kicks off with the certified metal banger "Stronger as One," performed by Keiko Terada and Mayu, which was first unveiled a few weeks back.
The Tōkon OST isn't tied to a single genre though, blending drum and bass, high-octane EDM, orchestral sweeps, and much more. And, before you ask, the legendary Guilty Gear composer Daisuke Ishiwatari is indeed part of the lineup.
Marvel gaming news doesn't stop here, either: Marvel's Wolverine is set to launch exclusively on PS5 on September 15. Composed by David Flemming, you can listen to the first track from the soundtrack here.
Find all listening links for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls (Original Video Game Soundtrack) by Toma Otowa, Dan Arnold, Liam Black, Norichika Sato, Shunsuke Takizawa, Bryan Mantia, Melissa Reese, Shuhei Tsubota, Daisuke Ishiwatari, Meg, Takt on its dedicated page:
→ https://nwpl.ing/marvel-tokon
