Theme songs from “Tensai TV-kun”: A roundup of popular tracks
The Tensei Terebi-kun series, which began airing in 1993—many of you probably watched it often during your elementary or middle school days, right?
Some of you who watched it as kids may now be parents yourselves, watching it together with your own children.
For fans of Tensei Terebi-kun, the songs that have been played since back then are surely nostalgic, aren’t they?
In this article, we’ll introduce lots of songs, focusing on the theme songs from the Tensei Terebi-kun series!
We’ve picked out everything from nostalgic classics to the latest tracks, so please take your time and enjoy listening.
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Theme songs from 'Tensai TV-kun': A roundup of popular tracks (1–10)
Season of Loveterebi senshi 2012 (sakushi sakkyoku: yamaguchi takashi)
This is a song that was used as the ending theme for the 2012 season of “Dai! Tensai Terebikun.” It’s sung by the Terebi Senshi who appeared that year, with Takashi Yamaguchi of Sambomaster writing and composing the song, and Sambomaster performing the music—another key highlight.
The lyrics depict how the scenery of one’s world is completely transformed by budding feelings of love, and the fast tempo that conveys that heightened excitement makes a strong impression.
confessionterebi senshi 2013 (sakushi/sakkyoku: Okamoto Shou)
This song was used as the ending theme for the 2013 season of “Dai! Tensai Terebikun,” and it was the final ending theme under the “Dai! Tensai Terebikun” title.
Written specifically for the show by Okamoto Sho of OKAMOTO’S, it features a sound that strongly reflects the band’s style.
The lyrics depict a somewhat detached view of romance with a mature atmosphere, yet the innocent voices of the Terebi Senshi give it a feel that also resembles scenes from school life, making it a curious and unique song.
YOU YOU YOUsukanchi
It was the first ending theme of “Tensai TV-kun,” used from the 1993 to 1994 seasons.
Like the opening theme from the same period, it was performed by the rock band Scanch, led by ROLLY.
While the sound and chant-like chorus evoke a hint of baseball, the guitar still rings out with the powerful presence of a rock band, giving the song a strong sense of individuality.
The warm lyrics, tinged with a touch of melancholy, blend with the sound to create a moving atmosphere.
Theme songs from 'Tensai TV-kun': Popular song roundup (11–20)
Spin the World! ~Our Carnival~terebi senshi 2008 (sakushi: Murakawa Motonari, sakkyoku: Tsukada Ryohei, Sasanuma Nao)
This is the opening theme for the 2008 season of Tensai TV-kun MAX, sung by the TV Warriors of the time.
As the title suggests, it’s a samba-influenced track with an impressive carnival-like rhythm.
The cheerful atmosphere associated with samba and the image of a large group dancing together also make it feel like a song that wishes for world peace.
It’s both a song that rouses you to overcome difficulties and one that celebrates friendship with your companions.
Nippon NumbersSumioka Rina
This song was broadcast as the ending theme for the 2014 season of the new series “Let’s Tensai Terebikun,” which began in 2014.
The track was produced by Takkyu Ishino, well known as a member of Denki Groove.
In addition to the version sung by the TV Warriors, versions featuring singer-songwriter Rina Sumioka were also aired.
Throughout the piece, there seems to be a strong emphasis on the resonance of the sounds, making it a catchy track that sticks in your head and could easily become addictive.
Dizzy for Youterebi senshi with Yamazaki Hōsei & Risa Suttegumaijā
This song was broadcast as the ending theme for the 1998 season, performed by the TV Warriors of the time along with the show’s hosts, Kunimasa Yamazaki and Lysa Stegmayer.
The rock band Domingos produced the track, and their album “WILD MILD” includes a self-cover of the song.
It depicts the feeling of being infatuated with someone at school, expressed over a light, rock ’n’ roll-tinged sound.
While it portrays the confusion of grappling with one’s feelings, the cheerful sound makes it feel as though even that bewilderment is being enjoyed.
You’re wonderful! Baby, maybe.terebi senshi & kyai~n
This song was broadcast as the ending theme during the first half of the 1996 season.
Yukihide Takakawa, who is also active as a member of Godiego, handled both the lyrics and the composition.
The TV Senshi are the main vocalists, and with the show’s hosts, Kyaeen, in the chorus role, it evokes an image of adults supporting children.
The warm lyrics gently stand by and encourage children who are struggling, and because they’re expressed in simple words, the message comes through directly.