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 historic opening and insert songs (41–50)
Trust You ForeverUjima Yoshifumi
The opening theme of Mobile Fighter G Gundam (October 2008–March 2009).
In the final episode, it was also played within the show.
It’s a hot-blooded song about the deep friendship between men who trade blows, covered in wounds, and come to acknowledge each other.
The theme songs of G Gundam each straightforwardly sing of hope, friendship, and love.
Mobile Suit Gundam series: A selection of historic opening and insert songs (51–60)
MEN OF DESTENYMIO
This is the opening theme for episodes 8 to 12 of the OVA Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory.
It’s such an iconic track that it’s often considered the defining song of Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory, and it ranks among the most popular songs in the entire Gundam series.
Silver HorizonNakase Satomi
The ending theme for the third cour of the TV anime After War Gundam X.
With its calm tone, it can be called a hidden gem of a ballad.
Satomi Nakase also sings Promise Hill, the ending theme of Getter Robo Armageddon.
Ten-Million-Year Galaxyhiroe jun
The latter ending theme of the TV anime Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ.
A song that grandly extols the world of Gundam.
Jun Hiroe also sang the opening theme Silent Voice for Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ and has appeared at numerous anime song events.
INVOKE -Invoke-T.M.Revolution
The opening theme of the TV anime Mobile Suit Gundam SEED.
With T.M.Revolution’s super-powerful vocals and the song’s high-speed development, it’s crafted to evoke a new era of Gundam.
T.M.Revolution is a singer who defined an era of dance beats, and his talk is entertaining as well.
RHYTHM EMOTIONTWO-MIX
This is a signature song by the musical duo Minami Takayama and Shiina Nagano, used as the second opening theme for the anime Mobile Suit Gundam Wing.
The lyrics convey a bittersweet longing for someone far away, along with a strong resolve to move forward by overcoming past mistakes and pain.
It also depicts a desire to reclaim the miracles of childhood, resulting in a work that expresses not only romantic feelings but also the struggles and hopes of life.
Released by King Records in November 1995, it reached a peak position of No.
8 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
It’s a perfect track for those who seek the strength to hold on to hope even amid conflict.
It’s not an anime — oh ancient Earthlings who have forgotten your dreams —Arai Masato
This is a signature masterpiece representing the work, which became the theme song for the anime Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ.
Since the series itself is a bit old, the song may also seem dated, but despite the less-than-ideal sound quality, the composition is highly polished and very satisfying to listen to.