Moe! Moe! Moe moe moe! She herself is not very moe at all. The protagonist's mother from Dra+Koi has a leitmotif that is a military sounding chant of various moe terms including moe itself.As the protagonist gets to know Morgan and gets past her rough exterior, her theme tune changes in the opposite direction.Dennis gets a louder, more aggressive one as his stereotypical nerd exterior gives way to an angry, perverted narcissism.Additionally, the theme tunes of two characters change as the story progresses: Almost every major character in Double Homework has a theme tune, and certain kinds of situations have them as well.Finally, Monika's version is a simple piano piece. Sophisticated dark-haired Yuri, fond of Purple Prose, has a distinctly complex piece played on a cello and a harp. Natsuki's version is a more simple composition played on a xylophone and a recorder, reflecting her childish innocence and Glurge Addict aspect of her personality, and her minimalist poetic writing style. Cheerful Genki Girl Sayori gets a version played on a ukelele and a soft flute. The four girls of Doki Doki Literature Club! are all represented by variations of the theme "Okay Everyone!" played with different instruments.Lily has two: an initial one for her carefree, goofy exterior and another once the protagonist brings out her femininity (if the player decides to go that route). Almost every major character and every situation in Daughter for Dessert has a theme.On the same topic, a few themes are used for any event filling a certain theme, such as Shining in the sky and The Place Where Wishes Come True being used for many of the more triumphant instances, A couple of idiots and Meaningful ways to pass the time for many of the comedic plot development scenes, Sping Wind and To the same heights for plot development in general and Distant Years along with Town, Flow of Time, People for flashbacks.
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