Pickups of theme songs and insert songs from the Mobile Suit Gundam series throughout the years!
Since its broadcast began in 1979, the music that colors the stories of the Gundam series—set against the backdrop of space—has captivated the hearts of countless anime fans.
In this article, we spotlight the opening and insert songs from the Gundam franchise that have made their mark on anison history.
We present a selection of masterpieces that brilliantly capture each work’s worldview.
Why not immerse yourself in these grand narratives, accompanied by sounds so vivid they conjure the battles right before your eyes?
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Mobile Suit Gundam series: A selection of theme and insert songs through the ages (11–20)
From the depths of the heart to the water planetMoriguchi Hiroko
The latter opening theme of the TV anime Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.
With Hiroko Moriguchi’s soft, flowing vocals, it became a song that markedly differs from the first opening theme.
It is also Hiroko Moriguchi’s debut single.
The composer is American singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka, and the lyricist is Masao Urino.
PRIDEHIGH and MIGHTY COLOR
This is the major debut single released in January 2005 by a six-member rock band from Okinawa, chosen as the second opening theme for Mobile Suit Gundam SEED DESTINY.
Featuring powerful dual male-female vocals and heavy guitar work, it’s a grand rock number that sings of resolve and pride on the battlefield.
It debuted at No.
2 on the Oricon charts and became one of their signature songs, earning them the New Artist Award at the 47th Japan Record Awards.
Its exhilarating sound, perfectly matched to the anime’s world, resonates as an uplifting anthem for moments when you need courage to face adversity or the strength to stand by your convictions.
CHANGEUVERworld
A grand rock number by UVERworld themed around change and evolution! Created as the image song for the 2010 theatrical release Mobile Suit Gundam 00: A Wakening of the Trailblazer, it was released to the world as the B-side to the single “GOLD.” Powerfully singing of personal growth and hope for the future, the track is marked by its emotional sound and exhilarating, fast-paced rhythm.
The lyrics, infused with TAKUYA∞’s wish for listeners to move forward without fearing change in themselves, are sure to gently encourage those standing at a turning point in life or embarking on a new challenge.
Days of JewelsAina ji Endo
An insert song from the final episode of the TV anime Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury, which turns its gaze not to the battlefield but to the brilliance of everyday life.
It’s an original track by Aina The End, released digitally in July 2023.
Written and composed by Aina herself, this warm mid-tempo number was born from a melody that came to her during a period when an injury made her afraid to dance.
It portrays the heartbeat and human connections felt in seemingly ordinary days as “jewels,” carefully depicting the beauty of each day that should never be taken for granted.
A gentle anthem of encouragement that resonates especially when facing life’s hardships.
AURORAAoi Eiru
This is one of Eir Aoi’s signature songs, singing of hope for the future like a wandering light in space.
While depicting planets falling through gaps in torn clouds and the dawn breaking after nights drowned in tears, it portrays a strong will to face hardship.
The grand sound—combining powerful vocals with an emotionally rich melody—fits perfectly with the world of Gundam.
Released in September 2012, the song was used as the opening theme for Part 4 of Mobile Suit Gundam AGE and reached No.
22 on the Oricon weekly chart.
It’s a track you’ll want to listen to when you need to fire yourself up for challenges and adventures, or when you’re ready to take a step toward a big dream.
My WorldSPYAIR
A powerful rock number that portrays the importance of living positively, even while grappling with doubt and self-questioning! It starts from a relatable scene of leaning against a wall and reexamining one’s life, and sings of the courage to keep walking, even without an answer as to whether the chosen path is right.
Released by SPYAIR in March 2012 as their sixth single, it was used as the ending theme for Part 2 of the TV anime Mobile Suit Gundam AGE.
The lyrics, which convey the meaning of not dwelling on a single failure and loving your own world, will resonate as a perfect anthem for those standing at a crossroads in life or seeking the courage to dive into a new environment.
Picking Up the Historic Opening and Insert Songs from the Mobile Suit Gundam Series (21–30)
Shining in the StormYonekura Chihiro
Chihiro Yonekura’s debut single, released on January 24, 1996.
It served as the opening theme for the OVA Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team and is a classic that enjoys extremely high popularity even within the Gundam series.
It’s a track that still stands strong today.