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Anime BGM compilation: background music and insert songs that color the story

When you watch anime, you hear all kinds of music in addition to the opening and ending themes.

These are what we generally call BGM and insert songs, and I bet many of you love the BGM and insert songs from certain shows—like, “I love the BGM in that series!”

In this article, we’ll introduce recommended tracks from the BGM and insert songs that play within popular anime series.

Many of these tracks are included on each show’s official soundtrack, so if you find something you like, be sure to check out the soundtrack as well.

Anime BGM compilation: background music and insert songs that color the story (61–70)

A Cruel Angel’s ThesisTakahashi Yoko

A Cruel Angel's Thesis – Yoko Takahashi (Full)
A Cruel Angel's ThesisTakahashi Yoko

An up-tempo track where a powerful vocal resonates against a fantastical backing melody.

Its tone makes you feel as if you’ve wandered into another world, unleashing every ounce of curiosity in your heart.

It’s an eternal classic, renowned as a karaoke staple.

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[MV] Kano “nameless” [OFFICIAL]
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This is a song performed by Kano, the utaite who became popular on Nico Nico Douga for singing “Hello/How Are You.” Her pleasantly resonant soprano voice pairs beautifully with the sparkling, ballad-style melody.

It serves as the ending theme for the anime Alderamin on the Sky (Nejimaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin).

karmaBUMP OF CHICKEN

The theme song for the eighth mainline title, “The Abyss.” BUMP OF CHICKEN’s sharp band sound and the lyrics, which sync beautifully with the game’s content, leave a strong impression.

The lyrics are closely tailored to the game, yet it remains a masterpiece that in no way diminishes what makes BUMP OF CHICKEN great.

Never Looking Back ~With a Transparent HeartRie

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Never Looking Back ~With a Transparent HeartRie

This is the opening theme of Crystal Blaze, created with the theme of “an anime adults can enjoy.” It’s sung by Rie from HIIH, who performed the theme song for the horror film Ring.

The cool vocals and fast-paced rhythm leave a strong impression—it has a mature vibe.

Yorozuya BluesHaizu Odeo

❛Gintama OST ❜ Banjiya Blues/Yorouzuya Blues — Kamagata Eiichi ❪ traducida ❫♡
Yorozuya BluesHaizu Odeo

The insert song “Yorozuya Blues” from the anime Gintama is a track whose bluesy, gritty melody deeply portrays the show’s world.

Its somewhat melancholic, sentimental blues rhythm carries a power that prompts self-reflection amid an uncooperative reality and awakens one’s pride.

Set in Edo, where aliens known as Amanto have invaded and values have suddenly shifted, Gintama centers on the protagonist and unfolds a tapestry of human stories that make you laugh, cry, and feel warm inside.

The richly emotional lyrics, which resonate with the struggles of modern people, are profoundly moving.

LET’S GO OUTAMOYAMO

AMOYAMO 『LET’S GO OUT』
LET’S GO OUTAMOYAMO

Sung by a unit formed by fashion models AMO and AYAMO, produced by Tomoko Kawase of Tommy heavenly6, it was used as the opening theme for episodes 253 to 256.

It’s a lively and powerful track!

BON VOYAGEBON BON BLANCO

BON-BON BLANCO’s song is a refreshing track that celebrates the spirit of setting out on an adventure, filled with hope and the pursuit of dreams! With its bright, energetic tone and Latin-influenced sound, it makes your heart dance just by listening.

Released in January 2004, the song was used as the fourth opening theme for the popular anime ONE PIECE and became a big hit, reaching No.

8 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.

The lyrics sing of the courage to move toward your dreams and the resolve to step into the future together, gently encouraging anyone ready to take on something new.

It’s a perfect pick-me-up when you’re feeling down or want to reignite your motivation!