[Fiery Classics] Super Sentai Theme Songs: All-Time Opening & Ending Themes
When it comes to television programs that represent Japan, the Super Sentai series has given dreams and courage to countless children every year.
From its debut to the present, numerous memorable songs have remained in the hearts of a wide range of generations, from kids to adults.
The many theme songs that color the adventures of these heroes are all familiar tunes that the whole family can hum along to.
Today, we’ll introduce some classic tracks from the Super Sentai series, featuring powerful vocals and lyrics that resonate with the heart.
You might even find a song that brings back memories!
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[Hot Anthems] Super Sentai Theme Songs: Historic Openings & Endings (71–80)
Heaven SambaShigetaka Takayama
The ending theme of Gekisou Sentai Carranger, released in 1996, is a gem that sets words of appreciation to a breezy samba rhythm.
Yukinojo Mori’s lyrics brim with a brightness that laughs off frustration, creating a spaciousness that releases viewers from the tension of battle back into everyday life.
Narutaka Takayama’s soaring vocals and Takashi Shoji’s brass-driven arrangement brilliantly support the comedic tone of the series’ world.
It’s a number the whole family can hum together on the way to the weekend, loosening up and bringing smiles.
Gekisou Sentai CarrangerShigetaka Takayama
The opening theme of the 1996 tokusatsu drama “Gekisou Sentai Carranger” is a high-velocity Super Sentai song themed around cars and speed.
Takayama Naritaka’s clear vocals intertwine with brassy horns and rock guitar to push the listener forward.
The lyrics are by Yukinojo Mori, with composition and arrangement by Takashi Shoji.
From the words, you can feel a fiery message to dash through at full throttle and the courage of heroes who face hardships together with their teammates.
The first single was released in February 1996, and a “Full Accel” version with reinforced arrangement followed in May of the same year.
The ending theme “Tengoku Samba” is also performed by Takayama Naritaka.
When you want to lift your spirits or need a push before taking on a challenge, why not listen to this work and sprint ahead at full power?
Gotcha☆GoseigerTakahashi Hideyuki
This version of the ending theme from the tokusatsu series Tensou Sentai Goseiger, which aired from 2010 to 2011, is sung by the five main cast members together with Hideyuki Takahashi.
It plays near the end of the show, expressing the team’s powerful unity through sound.
The synth textures and four-on-the-floor beat feel great, conveying the guardian angels’ sense of duty in a positive way.
It was included on the December 2010 album “Tensou Sentai Goseiger Complete Collection: Super Songs Dynamic!” and was showcased over the ending credits alongside a dance sequence choreographed by Mikiho Niwa, who played Moune.
With lyrics by Shoko Fujibayashi, music by Takafumi Iwasaki, and arrangement by Kenichiro Oishi, this exhilarating track gains an added sense of togetherness from the cast’s vocals, making it a song that kids and adults can enjoy together!
[Fired-up Anthems] Super Sentai Theme Songs: Historic Openings & Endings (’81–’90)
Gatcha☆Goseiger (TYPE2 Gosei Angel Version)Takahashi Hideyuki
The ending theme of Tensou Sentai Goseiger, released in March 2010, is an irresistibly fun call-and-response number.
Hideyuki Takahashi’s powerful vocals layered with the Young Fresh chorus overflow with a sense of euphoria that makes people of all ages want to sing along.
Shoko Fujibayashi’s lyrics straightforwardly depict the Gosei Angels’ mission and hope, while Takafumi Iwasaki’s composition and Kenichiro Oishi’s arrangement use a clear dance beat and brass to create a soaring excitement.
It reached No.
6 on the Oricon weekly chart, and an arranged version was used as the theme song for the movie Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs.
Shinkenger: Epic on the Silver Screen.
It’s a powerful, catchy Sentai song that makes parents and kids want to dance in front of the TV.
Ressha Sentai ToQger
Aired from February 16, 2014 to February 15, 2015, Ressha Sentai ToQger uses trains and railways as its motif.
The suits and masks feature tracks and route maps, and items like tickets and model trains appear.
The opening theme is sung by Daiki Ise.
Lately, many of the artists who perform theme songs have a fresh, clean-cut vibe.
LUCKYSTARHatano Tomohiro
It was a program that aired from February 12, 2017 to February 4, 2018.
Because the group consists of nine members, it was named Kyuranger, modeled after the original Gorenger.
By increasing the number of members, they expressed a stronger sense of being a team.
The theme song is “LUCKYSTAR,” sung by Tomohiro Hatano.
Chikyuu Sentai Fiveman
This is a song that expresses the theme of “brotherly bonds” directly with a powerful vocal performance.
Set to a valiant march rhythm, the lyrics sing of caring for one another, evoking the unwavering love and trust of family.
The track was used as the opening theme for the 1990 tokusatsu drama “Chikyu Sentai Fiveman.” The single was released in April 1990, and notably, the opening visuals were updated starting from episode 21 during the broadcast, such as changing the featured mecha, showing a deep connection with the unfolding story.
It’s perfect for moments when you want to unite your heart with your friends or when you need the courage to face difficulties.
Kenji Suzuki’s powerful vocals and spirited calls will surely give you a strong push forward.