[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] A Compilation of Anime Theme Songs by Girls’ Bands (31–40)
TroublemakerKANIKAPILA
Troublemaker,” which was chosen as the ending theme for the globally beloved anime Naruto Shippuden, was released in 2015 by the girls’ band KANIKAPILA, known for their charming smiles.
It delivers a passionate band sound that perfectly matches the world of the series, with an up-tempo rhythm that makes you want to move.
This punkish track sends cheers to the protagonist as they face any hardship head-on.
How about letting their colorful chorus work soothe you?
Tokimeki Experience!Poppin’party
BanG Dream! is a project that has developed into numerous media mixes, including manga and mobile games.
The story follows high school girls engaging in band activities, and real bands formed by voice actor units also perform.
Among the many bands, Poppin’Party, brimming with idol-like cuteness, released Tokimeki Experience! in 2017, which was used as the opening theme for the anime BanG Dream!.
Their vocals, etched into the colorful melodic lines, are heart-throbbing.
It’s a song I’d recommend not only to fans of anime and rock bands, but also to those who support idols.
Future ConnectionЯeal
“Mirai Connection,” used as the theme song for the anime Pokémon Sun & Moon, was released in 2018 by the cute all-girl band ЯeaL, known for their bright, energetic smiles as they sing.
Its heroic lyrics, perfectly matching a story about daily adventures with Pokémon, are deeply moving.
The energetic band performance carries an inspiring melodic line that will give you courage.
Ryoko’s soaring vocals ring out refreshingly in this anime song.
Be sure to experience the girlish sound packed with dazzling charm.
The wind knowsakai kouen
Akai Ko-en is a rock band that freely expresses genreless charm in their music.
They’re known for their wide-ranging sound, from colorful pop to heavy rock.
Their 2014 release “Kaze ga Shitteru” was used as the ending theme for the anime The Pilot’s Love Song.
Its rumbling guitar layered over a softly floating melody line is undeniably cool.
It’s a warm piece that matches a story set in the sky, where battles unfold.
Be sure to check out this anisong packed with both gentleness and strength.
DESTINYnegoto
Negoto, a four-piece rock band that had been performing energetically since their high school days, unfortunately disbanded in 2019.
Their 9th single “DESTINY,” which was used as the ending theme for the TV anime Gintama°, features an ear-catching synth sound and a clear, airy vocal that shape the song’s atmosphere.
The exhilarating chorus melody and ensemble have a uniquely pleasant quality that makes you want to listen on repeat.
It’s an emotional pop tune where a sense of weightless float is balanced by the tightness of its rock sound.
[Anime Songs] A compilation of anime theme songs by girls' bands (41–50)
Sharp ♯negoto
Negoto is a band known for its soft rock sound infused with synths.
Their 2012 release “sharp ♯” was chosen as the opening theme for Mobile Suit Gundam AGE.
The song gently envelops the grand story centered on interstellar warfare.
Melodious, dream pop–like synths and the band’s rhythmic performance are a perfect match.
Be sure to listen to Sachiko Aoyama’s clear, translucent vocals, which carry a subtly ambient atmosphere.
Starting Oversumika
Starting Over has been gaining support as a cheer song.
It’s a track by the rock band sumika, created as the opening theme for the anime MIX MEISEI STORY: Second Summer, Beyond the Sky.
The song passionately conveys the feelings of the baseball team’s protagonist as he enters his second summer.
With lyrics that powerfully push you forward, it’s something both viewers of the anime and those who haven’t seen it can relate to.
Its refreshing, summer-perfect sound is also a major draw.
