Although Kanako is not a “squishy wizard” (or mechanic in this case) by any means, stretch interpretations are fun and funny.

Schemer was fun and easy to work with.

Destroyer was an absolute nightmare, from the drums making the whooshing sounds during the intro, the notes being really high on some tracks, and my need to quantize the lead arpeggios on the trumpets the backing strings took so much more effort than I first thought.

I’m biting the hand that feeds me though, so come experience the generosity of a kind transcriber with the full Shovel of Hope OST as easily convertible Musescore arrangements:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

Now, all you viewers and your dog know about my vitriol towards Musescore, so I should clear it up. I loathe “musescore premium” or whatever BS they are trying the get money out of you with. The Musescore editor computer program is wonderful, since you can convert .mscz to .mid. The only problems is getting the .mscz because of musescore premium’s paywall. Sane people that choose musescore (the site) to host arrangements are sane because they provide links to circumvent the paywall, like this.

Soundfont sources from MusicalArtifacts, I got the Midis from the link above, and the visuals are from Spriters Resource for Shovel Knight and Touhou Puppet Dance Performance (heavily edited by me for color palettes and the pseudo 8-bit aesthetic that Shovel Knight has)
Oh yeah the workbench was made in like 5-10 mins by me.



Shovel Knight is a good game would recommend, 9/10 really damn difficult tho
Haven’t played anything else than the main story at the time of this video, though