Music
Memories Off 5 has two main theme songs, the opening theme, "Orange" and the ending theme, "Romancing Story" (ロマンシングストーリー, Romanshingu Sutōrii?). Both of the theme songs were sung by Ayane and written by Chiyomaru Shikura. The soundtrack for Memories Off 5 was released on November 10, 2005. Neal Chandran of RPGFan noted that while " nothing revolutionary for Takeshi Abo...", " is definitely Takeshi Abo's strongest Memories Off soundtrack ".
The opening theme for Memories Off 5: Encore, "Kimi ga Ita Shōko" (キミが居た証拠に?), like "Orange" from Memories Off 5, is performed by Ayane and written by Shikura. "Kimi ga Ita Shōko" was arranged by Toshimichi Isoe. The soundtrack for Encore was released on July 12, 2007 as a bonus item with the limited edition of the game. From the soundtrack, Patrick Gann of RPGFan felt the opening theme to be the weakest song in the collection.
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