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 (31–40)
Ultraman Ginga songboijā
The main theme of Ultraman Ginga.
It’s more of a straightforward hero song that even kids can easily understand, and it’s the kind of track that makes children want to start dancing when they hear it.
The arrangement has a modern touch, giving the song a well-balanced feel.
arc jump’n to the skyAccess
This is a fast-paced number themed around hope, courage, and taking on the future.
Released in July 2024 as the opening theme for the tokusatsu drama Ultraman Arc, it was produced by access.
The repeated phrase “Higher, farther, stronger, faster” conveys a determination to push forward toward one’s goals.
The speedy sound, phonetically pleasing lyrics, and melody line are a perfect match.
It’s an electrifying piece you’ll want to replay over and over.
Ideal for when you want to feel positive or need a push before a new challenge.
Listen to this track, and you’re sure to feel empowered.