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[Collection of Epic Songs] A compilation of cool anime songs chosen by anime fans

“Great anime comes with great anime songs.” If you’re an anime fan, you probably know exactly what I mean.

From dedicated anisong singers to musicians active in the J-pop scene, rock bands, and hip-hop units, artists across a wide range of genres have performed anime theme songs.

It’s not uncommon for landing a theme song to be the spark that leads to a big breakthrough.

This time, we’re featuring anime songs that are nothing short of cool and blazing hot.

We’ve included tracks spanning many eras, so be sure to check out every last one!

[Epic Tracks Collection] A Compilation of Cool Anime Songs Chosen by Anime Fans (71–80)

Mr. FixerSou

It’s a stylish and cool track with a beautiful, resonant piano sound.

The singer is Sou, who rose to fame through online activity.

It was released as a digital single in 2020.

The song drew attention when it was chosen as the opening theme for the anime ID:INVADED.

While the rhythm and overall tone are light and sprightly, there’s an unmistakable dark undercurrent that matches the lyrics’ darker worldview and the anime’s story.

It’s an addictive number.

PHOENIXBURNOUT SYNDROMES

BURNOUT SYNDROMES “PHOENIX” Music Video (TV anime Haikyu!! TO THE TOP opening theme)
PHOENIXBURNOUT SYNDROMES

It’s a fiery guitar rock song that begins with an emotional vocal.

It’s a track by the Osaka-based rock band BURNOUT SYNDROMES, released in 2020 as their fifth single.

The song was used in the anime Haikyu!! TO THE TOP.

Riding on a powerful performance, it delivers the message: push forward and aim beyond your limits.

I especially recommend it to anyone feeling down right now or discouraged after a setback.

The lyrics match the world of Haikyu!!, so listening after watching the anime might give you a different impression.

A Cruel Angel’s ThesisTakahashi Yoko

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

It’s the opening theme of the anime “Neon Genesis Evangelion,” sung by Yoko Takahashi.

Even people who don’t watch much anime often know this song.

It’s a classic in the anime music world and consistently ranks high in karaoke charts.

The Zero Sense10-FEET

10-FEET – The Zero Sense (Ending Theme Song of the Film 'THE FIRST SLAM DUNK')
The Zero Sense10-FEET

You also get to hear “Dai Zero Kan” a lot on music shows and in commercials.

It’s the ending theme for the film THE FIRST SLAM DUNK.

The band 10-FEET, who created it, have said they wrote the lyrics with care so they wouldn’t spoil the story, while still fitting perfectly when played in the film.

It really does achieve both, doesn’t it? Also, although the sound is intense, the lyrics carry a hint of loneliness, which I think is another reason it’s so popular.

DuelPENGUIN RESEARCH

PENGUIN RESEARCH 'Duel' (Short Ver.)
DuelPENGUIN RESEARCH

Zoids Wild was born from Takara Tomy’s plastic model line Zoids, a toy series aimed at boys.

PENGUIN RESEARCH’s “Duel” was used as the opening theme starting from episode 39.

It’s a perfect theme song for an anime whose main story centers on battles.

Nirvanamukku

“Nirvana” is a song by the Japanese visual kei rock band MUCC.

It was the opening theme for the TV anime “Inu x Boku SS.” The track features pronounced dynamics, with both the atmosphere of the intro and the climactic chorus delivering a cool, powerful experience.

Long shotMaeshima Mayu

TV anime “Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-” 2nd season, second cour opening theme “Long shot” MV
Long shotMaeshima Mayu

How about some mixture rock that overwhelms you with its aggressive soundscape? It’s a track by Mayu Maeshima, who also performed as the vocalist of the music unit MYTH & ROID, released as a single in 2021.

It served as the opening theme for the anime Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World Season 2.

Her passionate vocals aren’t overpowered by the sheer force of the sound, making for a very emotional result.

It really gets your heart pumping! The lyrics—“I know what I have to do”—also hit home.