Theme songs and insert songs of Ultraman
We present the theme songs of Ultraman, Japan’s iconic tokusatsu hero series that has continued since 1966.
Hasn't every man had a time when he loved Ultraman?
When Ultraman unleashes his signature move, the Spacium Beam, he crosses his arms in a cross shape, and it’s said that this pose was inspired by the way ninjas throw shuriken.
Now then, please enjoy this playlist, which features a lineup ranging from very nostalgic tracks to more recent ones.
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Ultraman Theme and Insert Songs (21–30)
Lost the wayDiVA
The theme song of the movie Ultraman Saga.
It’s performed by a unit from the AKB group, and while it truly reflects its era, it still fully conveys the essence of Ultraman.
The film itself is quite well-made, so it was popular as a whole.
Radiance ~Ultraman Hikari’s Theme~Project DMM
This is the insert song that serves as the theme for Ultraman Hikari, who could be called the other protagonist in Ultraman Mebius.
It faithfully conveys his character—his sorrow, his wistfulness, and all that he carries.
It’s a song that truly moves you.
Blue fruitD.O.A.
This is the other opening theme of Ultraman Nexus.
It tends to be overshadowed because “Eiyuu” is so famous, but this one is also quite a masterpiece.
The story of Ultraman Nexus itself was fairly dark, and this song matches it well.
Ultraman PoweredTatsuya Maeda
The theme song for Ultraman Powered, the unique Ultraman series produced and broadcast in the United States.
In America, an instrumental version without vocals was aired.
Perhaps because only Japan used lyrics, the song feels distinctly Japanese and quintessentially Ultraman.
Brave Love, TIGAChikyū Bōei-dan
The ending theme song of Ultraman Tiga.
Although it features the classic lyrics that repeatedly chant the name “Tiga,” it has an upbeat, pop sound.
The artist group Chikyū Bōei-dan (Earth Defense Force) is a unit formed specifically for this song, centered around Goro Kishitani with participation from various artists.
Ultraman XBoijā feat. Ōzora Daichi
The theme of the latest TV series, Ultraman X.
It’s not as memorable as Ginga’s, but it leaves a good impression with an uplifting, opening-worthy vibe.
It might have benefited from a bit more straightforwardness to delight children, but overall it’s a solid, good song.
Lovin’ You Lovin’ MeB.B.WAVES
The ending theme of Ultraman Gaia sung by B.B.WAVES.
B.B.WAVES is a unit formed by selected members from the Okinawa Actors School, and it’s an energetic dance-pop track that showcases the distinctive Okinawa Actors School style.