Summary of theme songs and insert songs from the Godzilla series throughout the years

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Polkadot Stingray “Aoi” MV / (Godzilla Singular Point ending theme)

“Aoi” is a striking song by Polkadot Stingray that leaves a vivid impression.

Chosen as the ending theme for Godzilla Singular Point, it captivates with a power that seems to embody the anime’s world.

The energetic guitar riffs and bass lines seize our hearts in an instant, while the drum beats—like Godzilla’s roar—send tremors through the senses.

On top of that, Shizuku’s unique lyrics and emotive vocals have a deep resonance with the listener’s feelings.

It’s a piece that paints a breathtaking story while making you want to surrender to the rhythm.

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From Godzilla vs. Biollante: “Godzilla 1989”

This is the theme song from the 1989 film Godzilla vs.

Biollante.

It mainly played during the battle scenes between Godzilla and Biollante.

The composition and conducting were by the famed Koichi Sugiyama.

From around the latter half of the piece, the previously calm tempo gradually becomes more intense.

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Let’s invite happinessZa Pīnattsu

Let's Invite Happiness - The Peanuts

This is an insert song from the tokusatsu film Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster, released in December 1964 as the fifth entry in the Godzilla series.

It was sung by The Peanuts, who appeared in the 1961 film Mothra and performed the Song of Mothra.

The film drew attention as the first work in which Godzilla was depicted as a hero.

THE SKY FALLSXAI

XAI “THE SKY FALLS” Music Video / Theme Song for the film “GODZILLA: City on the Edge of Battle”

“THE SKY FALLS,” the theme song for the film GODZILLA: City on the Edge of Battle, as its title suggests, possesses an epic scale while its melody carries XAI’s distinctive delicacy.

Lyrics by Sachiko Aoyama blend sorrow and hope, supported by Masayuki Nakano’s richly textured composition.

More than a mere theme song, this track deeply reflects the film’s worldview and is sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.

live and dieXAI

XAI “live and die” Music Video GODZILLA ver. (Short)

XAI’s “live and die” is a powerful yet beautiful song perfectly suited to a Godzilla-themed film.

Composed and arranged by Masayuki Nakano, its calm atmosphere and dynamically shifting structure create a compelling interplay of stillness and motion.

XAI’s vocals in the track evoke a divine image that fits the song’s mood perfectly.

In particular, her role as the theme song performer for the Godzilla trilogy speaks to her extraordinary talent, making this a work where you can fully appreciate XAI’s unique appeal as an artist.

Erosion ~lose control~L’Arc〜en〜Ciel

L’Arc~en~Ciel “Erosion -lose control-” -Music Clip-

The anxiety-stirring guitar arpeggios and memorable rhythm section capture listeners’ hearts in “Shinsoku ~lose control~.” It’s a track L’Arc~en~Ciel wrote specifically for the film GODZILLA.

While the lyrics distill a dark worldview, the melodies are crafted to stick in your ear.

At the same time, the song employs irregular time signatures, which is another element that draws listeners in.

It’s great to try at karaoke too—just pay close attention to the rhythm and have fun.

Delivering excitement and exhilaration, this song stands out prominently within the Godzilla series.

Kaiju MarchSasaki Riri to Tokyo Chibikko Gasshoudan

Kaiju March II (M2T4 Finished Product)

Released in December 1969 as one of the films in the first “Toho Champion Festival,” All Monsters Attack (Godzilla, Minilla, and Gabara) is the 10th entry in the Godzilla series, featuring many monsters such as Godzilla, Minilla, Gabara, and Kamacuras.

Kaiju March is the theme song for this film, performed by Riri Sasaki and the Tokyo Children’s Choir.