Ignis
Royal fire, low brass, war drums, and ceremonial weight.
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A score system for a living world.
KiraZone Music is the soundtrack arm of KiraVerse: episode underscore, character themes, kingdom identities, battle cues, and game music. Instrumental by default, designed to move with the story.
See how the score worksVertical score design
The chorus is not later. It is on top.
Each cue is designed as layers that can change intensity without abandoning the musical identity. A webtoon scene, exploration loop, fight, and trailer can share one piece of music at different strengths.
- Tier 01
Bed
Loopable rhythm and harmony with no melodic lead. Built for reading, dialogue, and exploration.
- Tier 02
Bed + lead
The theme enters. Tension rises for movement, discovery, and the middle of a fight.
- Tier 03
Full
The complete arrangement for climaxes, trailers, releases, and the highest gameplay state.
World as instrument
Six places.
Six sonic identities.
The kingdoms are the genre map. New music can expand without becoming incoherent because every cue belongs to a place before it belongs to a playlist.
Lumen
High strings, glass, bells, grace, and suspended light.
Terra
Hand percussion, wood, metal, craft, and earth.
Black Neon
Distorted bass, granular noise, corruption, and negative space.
Neon City
Cold 1990s industrial techno—metallic, direct, never nostalgic.
The Village
One instrument, room sound, memory, loss, and silence.
Production standard
Music written to return.
- 01Recurring motif
A short KiraVerse motif can reappear as a Village lullaby, Ignis brass, or a Black Neon fragment.
- 02Frame-exact tempo
Tempo choices support clean 24fps editing without allowing production convenience to replace musical judgment.
- 03Clear credits
KiraZone is the score artist. Vocal releases credit the performer rather than hiding the collaboration.
- 04Story order
Score albums follow the story rather than sorting cues only by standalone strength.