🎬 composer

Youko Shimomura下村陽子

Music and Theme Song Composition on Hi Score Girl, Hi Score Girl II and Hi Score Girl: Extra Stage.

anime credits: 10; anime credits
most credited as: Music; most credited as
awards: 2; awards
busiest year (2): 2019; busiest year (2)

Best-known work

Credits per year

Anime Youko Shimomura worked on, by premiere year

012

2 in 2019

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Item	Credits
04	1 in 2004
05	1 in 2005
06	0 in 2006
07	0 in 2007
08	0 in 2008
09	0 in 2009
10	0 in 2010
11	0 in 2011
12	0 in 2012
13	0 in 2013
14	0 in 2014
15	0 in 2015
16	1 in 2016
17	2 in 2017
18	1 in 2018
19	2 in 2019
20	0 in 2020
21	0 in 2021
22	1 in 2022
23	0 in 2023
24	1 in 2024

All credits

2024The Stories of Girls Who Couldn't Be MagiciansMusic
2022Legend of Mana -The Teardrop Crystal-Music
2019Hi Score Girl IIMusic
2019Hi Score Girl: Extra StageMusic
2018Hi Score GirlMusic
2017Napping PrincessMusic
2017Kingdom Hearts χ Back CoverMusic
2016Kingsglaive Final Fantasy XVTheme Song Composition
2005Best Student CouncilMusic
2004Dan Doh!!Music

Frequently asked questions

What anime has Youko Shimomura worked on?

Youko Shimomura's best-known work includes Hi Score Girl (Music), Hi Score Girl II (Music), Hi Score Girl: Extra Stage (Music), Kingsglaive Final Fantasy XV (Theme Song Composition), Napping Princess (Music), The Stories of Girls Who Couldn't Be Magicians (Music).

What does Youko Shimomura do?

Youko Shimomura is credited most often as music, theme song composition on anime.

When was Youko Shimomura born?

Youko Shimomura was born on October 19, 1967 in Hyōgo Prefecture.

What awards has Youko Shimomura won?

BAFTA Fellowship, Game Developers Choice Award - Lifetime Achievement.