Theme Songs
- Opening theme
- "Ushinawareta Yume o Motomete" (失われた伝説(ゆめ)をもとめて?, "In Search of Lost Dreams")
- Vocals: Andy
- Ending theme
- "Blue Rain" (ブルー・レイン, Burū Rein?)
- Vocals: Andy and Mine Matsuki
The instrumental music was composed by, and all music was arranged by, Joe Hisaishi, who would later gain renown for scoring the movies of Hayao Miyazaki, though it is accidentally credited, because of a misreading of the name characters, to a "Yuzuru Hisaishi." MOSPEADA is the first anime series to have a jazz-based theme song (Blue Rain).
Malaysian indie band Hujan made a cover of the opening song, with the same title Lonely Soldier Boy. The lyrics are translated from Japanese into Malay (except for the chorus, which was preserved) and was included in the band's album.
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