Difference between revisions of "Junpei Mishima"

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* ''[[Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F]]'' (2013) — Sound Effects/Sound Direction
 
* ''[[Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F]]'' (2013) — Sound Effects/Sound Direction
 
* ''[[Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Arcade Future Tone]]'' (2013) — Sound
 
* ''[[Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Arcade Future Tone]]'' (2013) — Sound
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* ''[[Border Break Scramble]]'' (2014)
 
* ''[[Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX]]'' (2015) — Sound Design
 
* ''[[Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX]]'' (2015) — Sound Design
 
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*{{rolloverText|叢濃 (むらご)|Murago}} — Music & Arrangement
 
*{{rolloverText|叢濃 (むらご)|Murago}} — Music & Arrangement
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*{{rolloverText|颪(おろし)|Oroshi}} — Music & Arrangement
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* Difficult to cure — Music & Arrangement (with [[Yasuyuki Nagata]])
 
* Difficult to cure — Music & Arrangement (with [[Yasuyuki Nagata]])
 
* Brutal walker — Music & Arrangement
 
* Brutal walker — Music & Arrangement
*{{rolloverText|颪(おろし)|Oroshi}} — Music & Arrangement
 
*{{rolloverText|常世神(とこよのかみ)|Tokoyonokami}} — Music & Arrangement
 
 
*{{rolloverText|叢濃・凱(むらご・がい)|Murago Gai}} — Music & Arrangement
 
*{{rolloverText|叢濃・凱(むらご・がい)|Murago Gai}} — Music & Arrangement
 
*{{rolloverText|滅紫(けしむらさき)|Keshimurasaki}} — Music & Arrangement
 
*{{rolloverText|滅紫(けしむらさき)|Keshimurasaki}} — Music & Arrangement

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Junpei Mishima
Place of birth: Nagoya, Japan
Date of birth: 1982-05-20 (age 41)
Company(ies): Sega of Japan
Role(s): Musician

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Junpei Mishima (三島 順平) is a Sega sound composer. Born on May 20th (the same day as fellow Hitmaker Sound Team member Kentaro Koyama) in 1982, Mishima was inspired to pursue music after seeing his sister learning it. He was heavily influenced by Sega music, with his first album purchase being Virtua Fighter 2 Sound Track.

In 2003 Mishima joined the Hitmaker Sound Team[1], his first project being the World Club Champion Football series. He would later be moved to the AM2 department.

Production history

Games

Music

Song credits

World Club Champion Football

  • Presentiment — Music & Arrangement
  • The Soldier's Prophecy — Music & Arrangement
  • Local Championship Anthem — Music & Arrangement
  • Area Championship Anthem — Music & Arrangement
  • Japan Winner's Championship Anthem — Music & Arrangement
  • World Trophy Anthem — Music & Arrangement
  • Friendly Match Theme — Music & Arrangement
  • Resonating Mind — Music & Arrangement
  • Grand Finale — Music & Arrangement
  • The Wind of Victory — Music & Arrangement
  • The Dreams Earth — Music & Arrangement
  • Respect Spirit — Music & Arrangement
  • World Club Champion Football Orchestra Medley (Presentation ver.) — Music (with Takenobu Mitsuyoshi)
  • White Sign — Music (with Takenobu Mitsuyoshi), Lyrics & Arrangement
  • Forever and ever — Music & Arrangement, Lyrics (with Takenobu Mitsuyoshi), Chorus (with Takenobu Mitsuyoshi)
  • Be Renewed Winners — Music (with Takenobu Mitsuyoshi) [NOTE: Also known as "World Club Champion Football 'The Winner's song'"]
  • World Club Champion Football Orchestra Medley — Music (with Takenobu Mitsuyoshi)

Vermilion vs Rent A Hero Original Soundtrack

Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown

  • Statues (Akira VF5FS Ver.) — Music & Arrangement

Border Break Union

  • 叢濃 (むらご) — Music & Arrangement

Border Break Scramble

  • 颪(おろし) — Music & Arrangement
  • 常世神(とこよのかみ) — Music & Arrangement

Border Break X

  • 弩・即妙(いしゆみ・そくみょう) — Music & Arrangement
  • Difficult to cure — Music & Arrangement (with Yasuyuki Nagata)
  • Brutal walker — Music & Arrangement
  • 叢濃・凱(むらご・がい) — Music & Arrangement
  • 滅紫(けしむらさき) — Music & Arrangement
  • Shoot 'em Up — Music & Arrangement
  • New World Order — Music & Arrangement
  • Gipfeltreffen Ⅱ — Music & Arrangement
  • 滅紫・即妙(けしむらさき・そくみょう) — Music & Arrangement
  • 叢濃・即妙(むらご・そくみょう) — Music & Arrangement

Border Break (PlayStation 4)

  • Nonexistent Anthem <ユニオンバトル ツィタデル戦> — Music & Arrangement
  • Who's The Requiem for? <ユニオンバトル ANOTHER BOSS ツィタデル戦> — Music & Arrangement
  • 陽炎(かげろう)アルマイヤ大砂海 β side> — Music & Arrangement
  • Apocalypse: Ω <ユニオンバトル アルド・シャウラ戦 僅差・劣勢> — Music & Arrangement (with Naoto Oike)
  • Distant Shooting Star <ユニオンバトル アルド・シャウラ戦 優勢> — Music & Arrangement
  • Emotional Energy <マウナ・エレ溶岩流域 α side> — Music & Arrangement (with Sega Sound Staff)

Border Break Music Collection Type-02

  • ELVS/Arr <メタセコイア ライブアレンジ> — Arrangement
  • 開闢・即妙(かいびゃく・そくみょう)メタセコイア ライブアレンジ> — Arrangement

Border Break Music Collection Type-03

  • 叢濃・即妙≪真≫(むらご・そくみょう≪しん≫)メタセコイア ライブアレンジ> — Music & Arrangement

External links

References