[Nostalgic] A special feature on legendary anime theme songs: revisiting those classic tracks
Do you have any anime songs that suddenly start playing in your head? The theme songs from the shows you used to watch, glued to the TV and looking forward to every week—don’t you still find yourself humming them without thinking? Those nostalgic melodies that whisked you away into the world of anime… they vividly bring back the memories and emotions of that time, don’t they? In this article, we’ll be introducing lots of “nostalgic anime songs”! Be sure to read to the end!
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[Nostalgic] A special feature on god-tier anime theme songs: Looking back at those classics (91–100)
Go!!!FLOW
It’s an opening theme from Naruto.
It’s upbeat, and there’s a rap section in the chorus.
It’s often used as the last song at live shows.
It gives off a “Let’s keep fighting and moving forward!” vibe, and listening to it in the morning really pumps you up.
Ojamajo Carnival!!MAHO-dō, Nakatsukasa Masami
It’s the opening theme of “Ojamajo Doremi.” I feel like there aren’t many songs with this kind of impact that stick in your head.
Even at karaoke, people who don’t know the song can still get excited together.
It makes you want to sing, dance, and jump around.
I feel kind of happy.The Oystars
It’s the opening theme of Flame of Recca.
The singer’s voice is distinctive and beautiful.
The chorus is very striking, with a melody that really sticks in your head.
I also like that “something-or-other” about the song’s title.
I personally love the anime, and I even finished the entire manga series.
Ephemeral yet eternal sorrowUVERworld
It’s the opening theme of Mobile Suit Gundam 00’s second season.
It feels like a song about the intersection of love and hatred.
UVERworld’s vocals are wonderful and match the anime perfectly.
I get goosebumps whenever this track starts playing.
Fly! Grendizersasaki isao
This is a heroic anthem characterized by a powerful melody and a message that resonates with the heart.
Depicting the exploits of a protagonist and a robot who protect the peace of Earth, the work’s gallant tone vividly expresses a deep appreciation for the planet’s beauty and the preciousness of peace.
Isao Sasaki’s passionate vocals convey courage and hope in the face of invaders from space.
Released in 1975, it was used as the opening theme for the TV anime UFO Robo Grendizer, which aired from that same year through 1977.
It was re-released in June 1998.
Highly recommended for those who want to thrill to the tale of a hero fighting for peace or draw energy from a fiery sense of justice.
Chargeman Ken!hibari jidō gasshōdan
Chargeman Ken! is a TV anime produced by Knack.
It was not very well known at first, but from the late 2000s it gained attention on video-sharing sites and eventually saw a DVD release.
The theme song is sung by the Hibari Children’s Choir.
Go, Go, Hyūma!Ansanhburu Bokka
Among the many baseball manga, one of the most famous is Kyojin no Hoshi (Star of the Giants) by Ikki Kajiwara and Noboru Kawasaki.
The first TV anime adaptation aired from 1968 to 1971.
Its theme song is Yuke Yuke Hyuma, performed by Ensemble Bocca.