Anime Love Song Special [Heart-Fluttering & Tearjerkers]

Diamond CrevasseSheryl Nome starring May’n

Diamond Crevasse Macross F May’n emotional close-up video

Diamond Crevasse is a song performed by Sheryl Nome, a character from the TV anime Macross Frontier, and was used as the ending theme for the first half of the series.

While the song is a melancholy piece centered on parting, it also conveys the importance of pouring your heart into expressing your sadness to someone.

Its gentle, measured melody and lyrics brimming with tragic love also carry strength and hope for the future.

Listening to it in tough times is sure to give you courage!

GravityBUMP OF CHICKEN

BUMP OF CHICKEN「Gravity」

It’s a moving number that sings, “Even if we’re separated, you’ll be in my heart.” Created by the rock band BUMP OF CHICKEN, known for numerous hits like “Tentai Kansoku,” the song was released in 2020 as their 25th single, “Acacia/Gravity.” It serves as the theme song for the animated film Love Me, Love Me Not.

Perhaps thanks to its relaxed rhythm and the timbre of the strings, it feels truly grand in scale.

As you keep listening, you may find yourself in tears before you know it—it’s that much of a heart-wrenching masterpiece.

A night when the moonlight softly fallsNanao Ogawa

Nano Ogawa – A Night When Moonlight Softly Falls

The ending theme song of Crayon Shin-chan.

It’s a soothing ballad with a dreamy, very gentle, slow melody that pairs perfectly with a whispery vocal.

It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to under a night sky filled with beautiful stars.

Love Song of the Rocket FireworkShigeru Chiba, Yuri Shiratori

Love Song of the Rocket Firework

A character image song for Kazuma Kuwabara and Yukina from Yu Yu Hakusho.

It portrays Kuwabara’s uncontrollable, pure passion for Yukina—before meeting her, he spent his days brawling.

It’s a song that makes you want to root for Kuwabara’s love, even though things haven’t developed into romance and Yukina gently brushes him off.

HOMEAsako Toki

Asako Toki / “HOME” Music Video

It’s a perfect number for when you want to spend a relaxed, unhurried time, singing that the place I return to is where you are.

The song is by Asako Toki, a singer who’s also active as a narrator, and it was chosen as the opening theme for season 2 of the anime Fruits Basket, based on a shoujo manga.

The vocals and melody gently seep into your heart—truly lovely.

Although the song’s theme is “family” and “home,” it can also be taken as a love song.

It makes you want to go—to return—to the place where your special someone is.

Prince×PrinceFrom4to7

It’s the opening theme of the TV anime “Kiss Him, Not Me.” The series is a so-called reverse harem, and the song is performed by the unit formed by the four voice actors who play the boys who like the heroine: Yuki Ono, Keisuke Komoto, Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, and Nobunaga Shimazaki.

Their handsome voices are a must-hear.

Your song*Yun*chi

Yun*chi – Your song* (MV Full Ver.) <Anime “Log Horizon” Ending Theme>

The ending theme of Log Horizon.

It’s a cute love song that sings about the flutter, excitement, and thrill you feel when you realize you’re in love.

It’s sure to boost those happy, in-love feelings.

Released in 2013 as Yun*chi’s debut single.