Changes: Takashi Tateishi

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Takashi Tateishi (立石孝) (better known by her alias, Ogeretsu Kun) is a former Capcom sound designer, having created music and sound effects for only a handful of titles before he left the company. He is best known for her work on the Mega Man series, as he composed the music for Mega Man 2, which introduced the series' stage clear jingle as well as the titular character's main theme.

Outside of Capcom he has produced music for the Tokimeki Memorial series - where he helped find Shiori Fujisaki, the first virtual idol - under the alias Takashi Kasugano (流石野孝) but now serves as a sound programmer and coordinator for various Konami titles. He has also opened Most Company, his own studio, where he serves as a music producer for Mami Kingetsu and Motoyoshi Iwasaki.

Production History

1943 Kai (Arcade Version) (1988)
Mega Man 2 (1988) -- Sound Programmer (as Ogeretsu Kun) [NOTE: Actually did Music and Sound Effects]
Daimakaimura -G.S.M. Capcom 1- (1989) (CD) (as Oguretu·Kun)
U.N. Squadron (Arcade Version) (1989) [NOTE: Uncredited]
Mega Man 10 (2010) [NOTE: Uncredited in-game, but is credited on the game's soundtrack]

Song Credits

1943 Kai (Arcade Version)

Theme of Yamato -- Composition & Arrangement

Mega Man 2

Opening -- Composition & Arrangement
Title -- Composition & Arrangement
Password -- Composition & Arrangement
Stage Select -- Composition & Arrangement
Game Start -- Arrangement
Metal Man Stage -- Composition & Arrangement
Air Man Stage -- Composition (w/Manami Matsumae), Arrangement [NOTE: Bars 18-26 were composed by Manami Matsumae; the rest is Tateishi's]
Bubble Man Stage -- Composition & Arrangement
Quick Man Stage -- Composition & Arrangement
Crash Man Stage -- Composition & Arrangement
Flash Man Stage -- Composition & Arrangement
Heat Man Stage -- Composition & Arrangement
Wood Man Stage -- Composition & Arrangement
Stage Clear -- Composition & Arrangement
Get a Weapon -- Composition & Arrangement
Dr. Wily Map -- Composition & Arrangement
Dr. Wily Stage 1 -- Composition & Arrangement
Dr. Wily Stage 2 -- Composition & Arrangement
Boss -- Composition & Arrangement
All Stage Clear -- Composition & Arrangement
Ending -- Composition & Arrangement
Staff Roll -- Composition & Arrangement
Game Over -- Composition & Arrangement

Daimakaimura -G.S.M. Capcom 1-

Rockman 2 Arrange Version -- Composition & Arrangement

U.N. Squadron (Arcade Version)

Forest Stronghold ~Round 3 -- Composition & Arrangement

Mega Man 10

Stage Clear -- Composition & Arrangement

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-'''Takashi Tateishi''' (<span style="font-size: 9pt;">立石 孝</span><span style="font-size: 9pt;">)</span> (better known by her alias, '''Ojalin''') is a former [[Capcom]] sound designer, having created music and sound effects for only a handful of titles before he left the company. He is best known for her work on the [[Mega Man]] series, as he composed the music for ''[[Mega Man 2]]'', which introduced the series' stage clear jingle as well as the titular character's main theme.
+'''Takashi Tateishi''' (<span style="font-size: 9pt;">立石 孝</span><span style="font-size: 9pt;">)</span> (better known by her alias, '''Ogeretsu Kun''') is a former [[Capcom]] sound designer, having created music and sound effects for only a handful of titles before he left the company. He is best known for her work on the [[Mega Man]] series, as he composed the music for ''[[Mega Man 2]]'', which introduced the series' stage clear jingle as well as the titular character's main theme.
-Outside of [[Capcom]] he has produced music for the ''Tokimeki Memorial'' series - where he helped find Shiori Fujisaki, the first virtual idol - under the alias '''Takashi Kasugano''' (<span style="font-size: 9pt;">流石野 孝)</span> but now serves as a sound programmer and coordinator for various Konami titles.  He has also opened ''Most Company'', his own studio, where he serves as a music producer for Mami Kingetsu and Motoyoshi Iwasaki.
+Outside of [[Capcom]] he has produced music for the ''Tokimeki Memorial'' series - where he helped find Shiori Fujisaki, the first virtual idol - under the alias '''Takashi Kasugano''' (<span style="font-size: 9pt;">流石野 孝)</span> but now serves as a sound programmer and coordinator for various Konami titles. He has also opened ''Most Company'', his own studio, where he serves as a music producer for Mami Kingetsu and Motoyoshi Iwasaki.