Moving and iconic anime songs, popular tracks

Crimson Bow and ArrowLinked Horizon

Linked Horizon / Guren no Yumiya with lyrics

It’s the opening theme of Attack on Titan.

This song was included—along with two other tracks—on Linked Horizon’s second single, “Jiyuu e no Shingeki,” released in 2013.

It became hugely popular not only in Japan but also overseas, topping numerous charts.

To evoke the anime’s atmosphere, brass instruments are used throughout the track.

moon prideMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto

[Momoclo MV] MOON PRIDE / Momoiro Clover Z (MOON PRIDE / Momoiro Clover Z “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal”)

This song is from Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon.

Since it’s sung by an idol, the key is a bit high, so I think it’s difficult to sing.

However, because Revo handled both the lyrics and composition, it has a grand, majestic atmosphere.

With powerful lyrics, it’s a song that cheers you on.

futureKobukuro

Kobukuro “Mirai” Comics “orange” ver.

A song by Kobukuro where bittersweet feelings intersect with warm hope.

It was newly written in December 2015 as the theme song for the film “orange.” The track was also chosen as the ending theme for the UHF anime “orange,” and, together with the film’s success, went on to become a long-running hit.

It is included on the album “TIMELESS WORLD.” Set to gentle piano tones, the lyrics—capturing both anxiety and anticipation for the future—resonate deeply.

Evoking the melancholy of youth and the ache of unrequited love, this piece gently accompanies those standing at a crossroads in life or thinking of someone dear.

Kobukuro’s vocals will lean into your emotions and offer encouragement.

mysteryKomatsu Miho

Detective Conan Opening Theme – Nazo – Miho Komatsu (Detective Conan OP)

It’s the opening theme of the anime Detective Conan, released in 1997 and Miho Komatsu’s debut single.

Thanks to the anime’s popularity, it was used as the opening for a full year and stayed on the Oricon charts for a long time.

Komatsu wrote both the lyrics and music.

While it’s a love song, it carries a sense of mystery and deduction reminiscent of the anime.

Thank youSun Set Swish

SunSet Swish – Arigatou [Official Video]

It’s the ending theme of Big Windup!.

The bittersweet melody and lyrics bring tears to my eyes.

The ending visuals show the baseball team on their way home, which makes it even more poignant as I remember my own days on the team.

I recommend it when you’re in the mood for something quietly reflective.