Composer Profile

Michiharu Hasuya

Michiharu Hasuya is a Japanese video game composer renowned for his contributions to the industry during the late 1980s and early 1990s. He is best known for his work on the game "Ai Senshi Nicol," released in 1991 for the Super Famicom. The soundtrack features engaging melodies and innovative compositions that showcased the capabilities of the console, contributing to the game's charm and emotional depth. Hasuya's music often blends electronic and orchestral elements, making it memorable and impactful. While he may not be as widely recognized as some contemporaries, his work on "Ai Senshi Nicol" remains a notable example of early Japanese video game music, reflecting the creativity and artistry of that era.

43 Songs

Songs - Michiharu Hasuya

Nintendo

"Deep Wilderness" (A-Ryuga)

From: Rygar

Nintendo

"Deep Wilderness" (A-Ryuga) (2)

From: Rygar

Nintendo

Boss

From: Athena

Nintendo

Catacombs

From: Rygar

Nintendo

Catacombs (2)

From: Rygar

MSX Computer

Ending

From: Psycho World

Super Nintendo

Ending & Staffroll

From: Deae Tonosama Appare Ichiban (Japan)

Nintendo

Ending Credits

From: P.O.W

Sega Master System

Game Over

From: Sukeban Deka II (Japan)

Nintendo

Game Over

From: Athena

Nintendo

Game Start

From: Athena

Nintendo

Gran Mountain

From: Rygar

Sega Master System

In Game

From: High School! Kimengumi (Japan)

Nintendo

Lapis Mountains

From: Rygar

Nintendo

Level 1

From: Rygar

Nintendo

Level 1 (2)

From: Rygar

Nintendo

Level 1 (3)

From: Rygar

Arcade Console

Main Theme/Insert Coin Theme

From: Hiryu No Ken: Shaolin Hokuha

Nintendo

Map Landscape

From: Rygar

Medleys

Medley

From: Rygar

Sega Master System

Menu

From: Sukeban Deka II (Japan)

Nintendo

Overworld 1

From: Rygar

Gameboy

Overworld 3

From: Rolan's Curse

Nintendo

Overworld 3

From: Rygar

Nintendo

Overworld 3 (2)

From: Rygar

Sega Master System

Piano

From: High School! Kimengumi (Japan)

Arcade Console

Rescue

From: Legend of Kage, The

Sega Master System

Round 3

From: Kung Fu Kid

Nintendo

The Wise Man's Chamber

From: Rygar

Super Nintendo

Theme of Struggle

From: Benkei Gaiden (Japan)

MSX Computer

Title Screen

From: Psycho World

Nintendo

Underworld

From: Rygar

Sega Master System

Warlock Battle

From: Kenseiden

Nintendo

World of Cavern

From: Athena

Nintendo

World of Hell

From: Athena

Nintendo

World of Ice

From: Athena

Nintendo

World of Labyrinth

From: Athena