Music and Sound Effects
The game features voiceovers in several of its cutscenes and battles.
The music for Wild Arms 5, the only video game title where the original series composer Michiko Naruke did not contribute, was provided by Masato Kouda along with series newcomer Noriyasu Agematsu.
Unlike past Wild Arms, Nana Mizuki, who voiced Rebecca in the game, sung the opening "Justice to Believe" and ending "Crystal Letter" theme rather than Kaori Asoh.
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