[Sakura Wars BGM] Famous and Popular Songs from Sakura Wars

Under the imperial bannerTanaka Kouhei

[HD] Sakura Wars 3 — Theme Song “Under the Imperial Banner”

This is the opening theme of Sakura Wars 3: Is Paris Burning?, released in 2001.

Along with “Gekitei (The Imperial Assault Force),” it is considered one of the most popular songs among fans.

The opening animation was produced by the renowned anime studio Production I.G, which drew attention together with the song.

Its rousing orchestral sound is particularly striking.

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Rousing! Imperial Assault ForceTanaka Kouhei

Sakura Wars Theme Song “Geki! Teikoku Kagekidan” [FULL]

When it comes to Sakura Wars, this is the song that immediately comes to mind, isn’t it? Just hearing the intro gets you hyped! In the game, it’s used as the opening theme.

When the first Sakura Wars was released, it was rare for game characters to sing at all, and this song is often cited as one of the first so-called “character songs.” You can hear different arrangement versions across the series and in the anime adaptation.

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The continuation of a dreamTanaka Kouhei

The continuation of a dream

This song was used as the ending theme for Sakura Wars 2: Thou Shalt Not Die.

With its bright and glamorous tone, it really conveys that the game reaches a happy ending.

Listening to it somehow lifts your spirits.

It’s included on releases such as the 1998 album Sakura Wars 2: Song Collection, so check it out if you’re interested.

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Rally! Teikoku Kagekidan Sakura Ayane (CV: Amamiya Sakura) Uchida Maaya (CV: Shinonome Hatsuhō) Yamamura Hibiku (CV: Mochizuki Azami) Fukuhara Ayaka (CV: Anasutashia Paruma) Hayami Saori (CV: Kurarisu)

Shin Sakura Taisen OP – Imperial Combat Revue: Geki! (New Chapter)

This song symbolizes a new beginning for the Sakura Wars series.

While inheriting the tradition of the classic main theme, it brilliantly captures the story of the Combat Revue in a new era.

Just hearing the intro gets you pumped! The arrangement, enriched with shinobue and trumpet tones, conjures vivid images of the characters in battle.

The powerful vocals and spoken lines of the Imperial Combat Revue also seize the listener’s heart.

This track is the opening theme for the game New Sakura Wars and is included on the album New Sakura Wars: Kayo Complete Collection.

Flowers dance in the imperial capitalTanaka Kouhei

Flowers dance in the imperial capital

“Hana, Teito ni Mau” from Sakura Wars 4: Fall in Love, Maidens was released in 2002.

Composed by the series’ composer Kohei Tanaka, the piece is characterized by its grand and powerful melody.

I’m sure there are many who feel their hearts race when they hear its thrilling orchestral sound.

This track, which dramatically colored the opening of the story, deserves a spot on your playlist.

Beyond the RainbowUesaka Sumire (CV: Howan Yui)

Beyond the Rainbow

This is the character song of Huang Yui from the Shanghai Combat Revue, active in Shin Sakura Wars.

Its heroic sound, evocative of Chinese martial arts, pairs perfectly with the dignified vocals of Sumire Uesaka, who plays Huang Yui.

The lyrics convey a strong resolve to light up the darkness and seize a hopeful future.

I imagine many listeners will feel their hearts swell when they hear it.

It’s a masterpiece that’s perfect for when you want to steel your resolve.

This Is Paradise: The Theme of Little Lip TheaterUchida Naoya (CV: Sanīsaido) Asō Kahori (CV: Puramu Supanieru) Honna Yōko (CV: Yoshino Anri)

This Is Paradise: The Theme of Little Lip Theater

This is an insert song that lit up the New York theater in Sakura Wars V: So Long, My Love.

Just hearing the intro conjures the image of a dazzling revue show opening! Prompted by a suave invitation from Naoya Uchida as Manager Sunnyside, the bright, soaring voices of Kahori Asou and Yoko Honna intertwine.

The lyrics urge you to forget your troubles and convey the joy of singing and dancing with your whole being, beautifully merging with the swinging sound.

Many listeners will surely be reminded of when they played the game.

It’s included on releases such as the August 2005 album Sakura Wars V: So Long, My Love Vocal Collection — New York Revue Anthology.