Luna Umegaki

Luna Umegaki is an Inti Creates employee, sound composer and keyboardist that has worked mainly with the Mega Man Zero series and, more prominently, the albums inspired by it. Amongst Umegaki's earliest known game contributions are Battle Arena Toshinden URA (1996) and Guardian's Crusade (1998), both developed by Tamsoft. She would later join Opus Corp, where she composed music for the 2001 PS2 title Wave Rally alongside guitarist Tsutomu Kurihara. Together, the two form the group Lu7 (''Lu'' from Luna, 7 from ''Tsu''), which has produced three albums of original work during the '00s.

In 2002, both Umegaki and Kurihara joined Inti's sound department. Their first game was Mega Man Zero 2, where Umegaki composed the preparatory Resistance Base themes and, conversely, some of the final stage themes. Her role was more significant in Mega Man Zero 4, where she composed the game's main theme, which is most notably played through ''Esperanto'', the game's second stage theme (she also did the game's penultimate stage theme).

Umegaki is much more prevalent in the soundtrack albums released by the company, serving (with very little exception) as the arranger of all six remastered albums for the Mega Man Zero and Mega Man ZX series.

While her role in Inti has notably diminished in the years following the conclusion of the ZX series (having only been a guest arranger for a single track in 2008), she has since reemerged on the latest Mega Man Zero album, reprising her role as both arranger and keyboardist.