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 (51–60)
Ash Like Snowthe brilliant green
The ending theme of Mobile Suit Gundam 00 First Season (October 2007–March 2008).
It portrays the sorrow of warriors who, the more they wish to protect what is precious, end up unable to do so and destroy it themselves, along with the heartrending, tragic scenes and emotions born from war.
I’m going to sleep now.Toda Keiko
The famous song that played during Amuro and Lalah’s scene in episode 41, “A Cosmic Glow,” of the first TV anime series Mobile Suit Gundam.
The suggestive lyrics can feel a bit unsettling for a TV anime, but it remains highly popular among the First Gundam generation.
There are versions with dialogue and without.
STAND UP TO THE VICTORY ~To the Victory~Kawazoe Tomohisa
The opening theme of the TV anime Mobile Suit Victory Gundam.
It’s a cool rock number that stirs courage and power, resulting in a positive song overflowing with hope for tomorrow.
Tomohisa Kawazoe is the bassist of the rock band LINDBERG, known for songs like “Ima Sugu Kiss Me.”
STEEL – Bonds of Iron and Blood –TRUE
The ending theme of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans (October–March 2015).
A cheer song for Tekkadan, the group Mikazuki belongs to.
In the ending animation, it gently portrays the heartwarming, reassuring everyday lives of everyone in Tekkadan, and it’s a song that shines with bright hope.
Picking Up Historical Theme and Insert Songs from the Mobile Suit Gundam Series (61–70)
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.
Life Goes Onarisaka mika
It became the second ending theme song for the TV anime Mobile Suit Gundam SEED DESTINY.
The gentle vocals pair very well with the up-tempo ballad, making it very easy to listen to.
A must-listen for fans of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED DESTINY!
AURATanimura Shinji
The ending theme of the TV anime “∀ (Turn A) Gundam.” With lyrics, composition, and vocals by Shinji Tanimura, it’s an unconventional song for the Gundam series.
It’s a mature ballad showcasing Tanimura’s signature style.
There is also AURA (acoustic version), performed with only guitar and piano.