In conjunction with the unveiling of the cover artwork for both versions of Momoiro Clover Z’s “Vow of ‘Z'” CD single, the cover art for the “Dragon Ball Z: Revival of ‘F’ Original Soundtrack” has also been revealed.

In addition to unveiling the soundtrack’s cover, King Records has also released its full track listing:

1. March of the Stuffed Toys (Prologue)
2. The Pilaf Gang
3. Shenlong Comes Out
4. CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA (Main Theme)
5. One Million Zenny Get!
6. Freeza’s Potential
7. A Peaceful Moment
8. Kuririn’s Theme
9. Kuririn Freaks Out
10. Training With Whis
11. The Teachings of Whis
12. A Mysterious Pair
13. Freeza’s Army Invades
14. Imminent Fear
15. Team Dragon’s Battle
16. Completely Outnumbered
17. Piccolo Struggles
18. Freeza’s Horrific Power
19. Goku’s Teleportation
20. The Ruthless Freeza
21. Golden Freeza Takes the Stage
22. A Death Match With Golden Freeza
23. Goku’s Counterattack
24. Goku’s Anger
25. The Sneaky Freeza
26. Freeza’s Madness
27. Vegeta’s Conflict
28. The Earth’s Last Moments
29. Our Hero, Son Goku
30. Vow of “Z” (After the Battle)
31. March of the Stuffed Toys (Epilogue)
32. Vow of “Z” —Movie ver.—

The movie’s original soundtrack (KICA-3241; ¥2667 + tax; ¥2880 total) will be released 08 May 2015 in Japan and will contain 31 background musical tracks composed by Norihito Sumitomo, along with a “movie-size” version of the theme song by Momoiro Clover Z. The soundtrack was originally listed with a tentative 40 background musical tracks, but that appears to have been whittled down during the movie’s production. In contrast, the original soundtrack for Battle of Gods contained 41 background musical tracks and two songs performed by FLOW. It should also be noted that some of the earlier tracks — specifically “The Pilaf Gang”, “Shenlong Comes Out”, and the main opening theme “CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA” — have been recycled from the Battle of Gods soundtrack.

The full track listing for the soundtrack, including the original Japanese text and romanizations, can be found on the “Movie Soundtracks” page of our “Music Database”.

The soundtrack is currently available for pre-order from CDJapan.