[Fiery Classics] Super Sentai Theme Songs: All-Time Opening & Ending Themes

The hero goes.MOJO

The hero goes.

A powerful song sung by MoJo as the ending theme of Battle Fever J, which aired in 1979.

The lyrics are by Saburo Yatsude, while the music and arrangement—infused with marching-style elements—are by Chuumei Watanabe.

The brass fanfare and guitar race in unison to create a grand, sweeping sound that serves as a fitting close to the visuals.

The lyrics convey the heroes’ sense of duty and determination to keep moving forward, bridging each episode to the next with rising anticipation.

Released by Nippon Columbia as a 7-inch single (SCS-468) in March 1979, it was later included in the 2006 Super Sentai 30th Anniversary Single Collection.

It’s a sturdy, hard-hitting hero anthem that gives you a push when you want to take a step toward tomorrow.

Make Your Dreams Come True, DynamanMOJO

Make Your Dreams Come True, Dynaman

The ending theme of Kagaku Sentai Dynaman, which began airing in February 1983, is a powerful song that portrays five heroes fighting for their dreams.

Sung by MoJo and the chorus group Chorogei ’73, it leaves a strong impression with its message of courage and hope as they defeat the evil Jashinka Empire.

The lyrics were written by Kazuo Koike, with composition and arrangement by Kensuke Kyo, and the bold sound woven by brass and chorus set children’s hearts ablaze.

The single was released by Nippon Columbia in February 1983, and it was later issued on CD in March 2006 as a 30th-anniversary commemorative edition.

This song, played at the end of each episode, teaches the importance of making dreams come true.

It’s the perfect hero song to give you energy when you need a boost to keep going.

Beyond the reaches of timeNAT’S

Beyond the reaches of time

This is the song that closed out the ending of Future Task Force Timeranger, which aired in 2000.

Its lyrics weave in the series’ core themes—time, memory, and the future—powerfully expressing the resolve to keep walking against the headwind.

Koichiro Kameyama’s near-futuristic blend of synths and guitar merges with NAT’S’s transparent vocals to beautifully enhance the show’s lyricism.

For those who grew up with the Super Sentai series on Sunday mornings, it’s a track that will resonate in the heart along with memories of those days.

Gosei Sentai DairangerNEW JACK Takuro

Gosei Sentai Dairanger

The opening theme of the tokusatsu drama Gosei Sentai Dairanger, which aired on TV Asahi from February 1993.

Featuring lyrics by Saburo Yatsude, composition by Katsuo Ono, and arrangement by Kenji Yamamoto—the golden-era lineup of the Super Sentai series—it delivers a valiant rock sound.

With brassy and synth-driven arrangements, it powerfully colors the world of the show, themed around Chinese martial arts and “chi,” building to a climactic shout in the chorus.

Released as an 8cm single in March 1993, it was remastered and reissued as a 12cm maxi single in March 2006 to commemorate the 30th entry in the series.

NEW JACK Takuro’s soaring vocals surely instilled courage and passion in the hearts of the children who watched.

It’s a classic hero song that makes parents and kids want to throw their fists in the air together.

We’re invincible!! DairangerNEW JACK Takuro

We’re invincible!! Dairanger

Produced in 1993 as an ending theme, this track is a hero anthem whose powerful shouts and vibrant brass rush through your whole body.

NEW JACK Takuro’s R&B-rooted groove fuses brilliantly with hard rock’s driving force, and the call-and-response steadily amps up kids’ excitement.

Centered on the theme of mustering one’s spirit to transform, the lyrics boldly sing of the courage to face enemies and the bonds with comrades, resonating deeply with children clenching their fists in front of the screen.

Embodying the world of Gosei Sentai Dairanger in musical form, this song has continued to be included on series commemorative releases and remains beloved by Super Sentai fans to this day.

It’s a fiery number that will rekindle the hearts of those who want to charge through each day at full throttle, and those who once dreamed of being heroes.

Whoosh! ToQgerProject. R

Whoosh! ToQger

An ending song included on a single released by Nippon Columbia in March 2014.

Its appeal lies in the powerful harmonies woven by three Project.R vocalists—YOFFY, Takayoshi Tanimoto, and Shogo Kamata.

Used as the ending theme for Ressha Sentai ToQger, it features upbeat, everyday phrases reminiscent of train operations—like “Say hello when you board!” and “Good luck upon arrival!”—delivering hope and courage to children.

The punk rock-inspired drive and the irresistibly chantable “All right!” call fuse together to kindle that heart-pounding excitement of departure.

A popular track that reached No.

7 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart, it’s a number the whole family can enjoy, especially alongside the ending video’s dance.

Healin’ YouSalia

Healin’ You

This ending theme was included as the coupling track to the single “Gaoranger Roar!!,” released by Nippon Columbia in February 2001.

With lyrics by Nagai Kuwahara and composition/arrangement by Keiichi Oku, it weaves together images of the great outdoors—sky, forest, and water—and a theme of healing into an evocative piece.

Salia’s clear, soaring vocals express a quiet prayer after battle, while the English phrases repeated in the chorus symbolically resonate with the message of the cycle of life and coexistence.

In the TV broadcast, it was also used within the final episode, adding a profound afterglow to the story’s climax.

It’s a song that gently stays with you when you want to calm your heart after excitement or soothe the fatigue of daily life.