[Anison] A collection of anime theme songs by girls’ bands
Isn’t music extremely important for anime? It’s an essential presence that deepens a work’s worldview.
I’m sure many people watch anime while paying attention to who’s singing and who wrote the lyrics and composed the music.
In this article, among the many musicians and composers who handle theme songs, we’ve compiled a selection of “anime songs by girls’ bands”! It’s content we can recommend to both anime fans and rock band lovers.
Be sure to check it out to the end!
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[Anison] Compilation of Anime Theme Songs by Girls’ Bands (11–20)
RaiseChili Beans.
Chili Beans.
are a three-piece band who met at the Voice music school—alma mater to many artists—and have drawn attention with their self-produced, free-spirited expression.
This track, included on their fourth EP “for you” released in August 2023, was chosen as the ending theme for the TV anime One Piece.
As Moto describes it as “an image of charging toward an unseen dream together with your companions,” its world imbued with the will to move forward gives a powerful push when you’re stuck studying for exams or working on assignments.
Give it a listen when you want to do your best at your own pace.
Don’t say “lazy”Hōkago Tī Taimu
“Don’t say ‘lazy'” was used as the ending theme for the anime K-ON!.
It was released in 2009 by the Sakuragaoka High School Light Music Club, formed by the four female students in the series.
The story of high school girls spending their youth in a light music club became a hot topic and drew significant attention even beyond anime fans.
In the show, Yoko Hikasa, who plays Mio Akiyama with a cool, elegant image, performs the song, achieving a superb combination with its heavy rock sound.
Be sure to check out this passionate anime song that helped ignite the popularity of girls’ bands.
SenseBAND-MAID
BAND-MAID is a rock band that delivers a heavy sound rooted in hard rock while dressed in maid outfits.
They’re praised for their striking visuals and high-level musicianship, and have gained a large international following.
Their 2021 release “Sense” was chosen as the opening theme for the anime Platinum End.
It features a dynamic sound that enhances the story of humans chosen as candidates to become God and the angels who accompany them.
Be sure to pay attention to their overwhelming choral work woven into the band’s technical performance.
First Love MomentNEW!Faulieu.
This charming number captures the flutter of falling in love and the frantic thumping of a restless heart, set to a pop-rock sound.
Chosen as the opening theme for the anime “Kanan-sama Is Honestly a Softie,” the track is crafted by the girls’ band Faulieu.
The slap bass and ever-shifting beats brilliantly convey the zany energy of a romantic comedy! Just listening to it fills you with excitement.
Give it a thorough listen when you’re feeling that spark of a new romance.
sky & blueGIRLFRIEND
“sky & blue,” which was chosen as the opening theme for Cour 8 of the anime Black Clover set in a fantastical world.
The girls’ band GIRLFRIEND, known for delivering songs filled with girlish feelings, released it in 2019.
A refreshing band sound that elevates the anime’s boundless adventure rings out.
Pay attention to the lyrics that candidly portray a love so pure it makes your heart flutter.
Their cute vocals will lift your spirits.
Why not lend an ear to this fast-paced, anime-esque sound?
orangeChatto Monchī
Daidai, which was used as the ending theme for the anime BLEACH where characters in traditional Japanese attire wage fierce battles, was released in 2007 by the band Chatmonchy, known for delivering simple yet striking rock sounds.
The world of the series—centered on high schoolers like the protagonist Ichigo Kurosaki—beautifully connects with lyrics written by vocalist Eriko Hashimoto during her own high school days.
The poignant vocals woven into the weighty band sound make this a song that truly stirs the heart.
Be sure to listen to this rock ballad that portrays the feeling of being in love in a genuine, down-to-earth way.
[Anison] Compilation of Anime Theme Songs by Girls' Bands (21–30)
Dreamy Journeythe peggies
This was the peggies’ first major-label single.
It was selected as the first ending theme for BORUTO: NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS.
The song perfectly suits the start of the story, capturing the excitement of embarking on a new journey.
Both the sound and the vocals convey a sense of moving forward lightly and the joy that comes with it.
It’s a feel-good, positive song that cheers you on as you pursue your dreams in life.
