Composer Profile

Yuka Tsujiyoko

Yuka Tsujiyoko is a renowned Japanese composer celebrated for her significant contributions to video game music, particularly in the role-playing genre. Born on March 4, 1965, she gained prominence for her work with Intelligent Systems and Nintendo. Tsujiyoko is best known for her composition for the iconic game "Fire Emblem: Ankoku Ryuu to Hikari no Tsurugi," released in 1990. Her music in the Fire Emblem series is characterized by its orchestral depth and emotional resonance, enhancing storytelling and player engagement. Over the years, she has composed for various titles, leaving a lasting impact on the gaming industry and influencing future composers. Tsujiyoko's work remains celebrated for its artistry and innovation in video game soundtracks.

240 Songs

Songs - Yuka Tsujiyoko (Page 2 of 5)

Super Nintendo

Chapter 8 Overworld

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Nintendo GameCube

Cheep-Cheep Blimp

From: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Super Nintendo

Cheerful Crowd

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Super Nintendo

City of Agustria

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Super Nintendo

City of Isaac

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Super Nintendo

City of Manster

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Nintendo 64

Clouds Over Flower Field

From: Paper Mario

Nintendo 64

Cloudy Climb

From: Paper Mario

Gameboy Advance

Comrades

From: Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

Medleys

Comrades & Powerful Foe

From: Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

Super Nintendo

Conversation 2

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Nintendo GameCube

Cortez Battle

From: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Super Nintendo

Crisis 1

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Nintendo 64

Crystal King Battle

From: Paper Mario

Nintendo 64

Crystal King Battle - "Freeze!"

From: Paper Mario

Nintendo 64

Crystal Palace

From: Paper Mario

Nintendo GameCube

Decisive Battle

From: Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance

Gameboy Advance

Decisive Talk

From: Fire Emblem

Super Nintendo

Dew the Thief

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Dire Situation

From: Fire Emblem 3 (Japan)

Gameboy Advance

Distant Travels

From: Fire Emblem

Nintendo GameCube

Doopliss Battle (2)

From: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Nintendo GameCube

Doopliss Battle (Arranged)

From: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Nintendo GameCube

Doopliss Battle (v1.3)

From: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Nintendo 64

Dry Dry Desert

From: Paper Mario

Nintendo 64

Dry Dry Desert (GS) (v1.27)

From: Paper Mario

Nintendo 64

Dry Dry Desert (XG) (v1.27)

From: Paper Mario

Nintendo 64

Dry Dry Outpost

From: Paper Mario

Nintendo 64

Dry Dry Ruins

From: Paper Mario

Nintendo GameCube

E-Mail from Princess Peach

From: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Nintendo GameCube

E-Mail from X

From: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Medleys

Emblema De Fuego (Love Theme)

From: Fire Emblem

Super Nintendo

Empire

From: Fire Emblem 3 (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Enemy Attack

From: Fire Emblem 3 (Japan)

Nintendo GameCube

Enemy Encounter

From: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Nintendo 64

Escape from Mt. Lavalava

From: Paper Mario

Super Nintendo

Evil Message 1

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Evil Message 2

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Gameboy Advance

Final Battle

From: Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

Gameboy Advance

Final Battle - "Shaman in the Dark"

From: Fire Emblem: Fuuin No Tsurugi (Japan)

Nintendo 64

Final Battle with Bowser: Part 1

From: Paper Mario

Super Nintendo

Final Chapter - "The Final Holy-war" (Chapter begins)

From: Fire Emblem 4 (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Final Journey

From: Fire Emblem 3 (Japan)

Nintendo GameCube

Fire Emblem

From: Super Smash Bros. Melee

Gameboy Advance

Fire Emblem Theme

From: Fire Emblem

Super Nintendo

First Map

From: Fire Emblem 5 (Japan)

Nintendo 64

Forever Forest

From: Paper Mario