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[Complete Summary] Special Feature on Anime Song Ending Themes

When it comes to anime, opening themes and ending themes go hand in hand.

There are plenty of anime fans who are firmly in the “watch the ending and the next-episode preview” camp.

With that in mind, this article rounds up anime ending songs.

Is that ending theme that pierced your heart on the list?

We’ve gathered picks both old and new, so it should be a satisfying listen.

Be sure to check it out all the way to the end.

I hope it gives you a chance to fall even more in love with anime.

[Complete Compilation] Special Feature on Anime Ending Themes (41–50)

Red:birthmarkAina the End

This track was chosen as the ending theme for Season 2 of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury.

It’s sung by Aina The End, who is also known as a member of the idol group BiSH.

Released in April 2023 as her tenth solo single, the song was written and composed by TK, the frontman of the rock band Ling tosite sigure.

Its rich, immersive sound paints a grand world with just the music and vocals.

The dynamic sound is sure to pierce your heart.

[Comprehensive Summary] Special Feature on Anime Song Ending Themes (51–60)

EndrollYoh Kamiyama

Yoh Kamiyama – End Roll [Music Video]
Endroll Kami Yagi

Singer-songwriter Yoh Kamiyama, who began his music career as a Vocaloid producer under the name “Yuki Acid” and made his major-label debut in 2020.

His seventh digital-only single, “Endroll,” which was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Separation, also drew attention for featuring members of the band Hitorie in the recording.

The hysteric rock ensemble creates a thrilling atmosphere that links with the anime’s world, doesn’t it? It’s a powerful rock tune with an aggressive arrangement that amps up the tension.

aporiaYorushika

Yorushika – Aporia (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
Aporia Yorushika

A song that expresses philosophical themes through beautiful music.

It was selected as the ending theme for the anime “Chi.: On the Movements of the Earth,” with n-buna from Yorushika in charge of the composition.

Released in October 2024, it portrays a powerful desire for knowledge and offers a fresh perspective, like a view from a great height.

It harmonizes perfectly with the anime’s worldview, and there’s no doubt you’ll be drawn into its intellectually stimulating content.

Highly recommended for those interested in philosophical questions or seeking lyrics that resonate with the heart.

ioliteInori Minase

This song was chosen as the ending theme for the anime Dead Mount Death Play.

It’s a work by Inori Minase, who is also active as a voice actress, and it was released in April 2023.

With its strikingly bouncy piano tones, it’s an anison with a somewhat shadowy feel.

Minase’s composed vocal delivery meshes well with the arrangement, giving a sense of narrative depth.

The worldview of the lyrics—declaring that no matter how painful the experience, you’ll use it as fuel to move forward—is really cool.

Mephistoqueen bee

[Oshi no Ko] Non-Credit Ending | QUEEN BEE “MEPHISTO”
Mephisto Queen Bee

Mephisto has been drawing attention as the ending theme for the anime Oshi no Ko.

The track is by the rock band Queen Bee and is said to express the darker aspects of the work.

Its scream-like, intense vocals and deep, heavy sound are sure to shake listeners to the core.

Also, pay attention to the lyrics that link with the story and the elements that serve as a counterpart to the opening theme, Idol.

Listening while watching the ending sequence will likely help you understand the lyrics even more.

See youHumbreaders

Humbreaders “Matane (See You)” Music Video | Anime “BORUTO: NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS” Ending Theme
See you, Hump Back (Hanbredderzu)

“Mata ne,” released in 2023 by the Osaka-born rock band Humbreaders, was written as the ending theme for the anime BORUTO: NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS.

Its guitar-driven pop-rock sound has a charming, nostalgic feel.

The music video, crafted with an ’80s aesthetic, amplifies that sense of nostalgia.

The lyrics, which sing about cherished companions and friends, really hit you in the heart as you listen.

In conclusion

Of course, the anime ending themes aren’t limited to just the songs listed here! We’ll be updating and adding more frequently, so please drop by again when you have time! But… the more I listen to anisongs, the more I feel like watching those shows…