[Masterpiece] Big Winter Anime Song Special!
I bet many of you started liking an artist because of an anime theme song.
Even when you look at the music charts, it’s rarer not to see anime-related tracks on them.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of anime songs perfect for winter! From ballads that embody winter songs to cool tracks that evoke the cold season, we’ve picked out a variety of works—so be sure to find your new favorite tune!
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[Masterpieces] Big Feature on Winter Anime Songs! (41–50)
STYX HELIXMYTH & ROID
The ending theme of the first season of the TV anime Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World.
The song features ethereal, melodious layers of vocals and remixes, making it an emotionally charged pop tune.
Its lyrics convey a sadness and poignancy that perfectly match the anime’s worldview.
With vocalist Mayu’s captivating voice, it’s a heartrending yet powerful track.
Re:Re:ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION
Re:Re: was chosen as the opening theme for the anime ERASED, whose unpredictable story developments are deeply moving.
The song, by the rock band ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION, was originally included on their 2004 album Sol-fa and was re-recorded for the tie-in with the series.
Its intro, marked by the bright ring of a nimble guitar, leaves a strong impression, and the track is also known for its relatively long running time.
The lyrics, which convey feelings for someone you can no longer meet, evoke the chill of winter.
Give a listen to its driving rock sound that wraps around loneliness and solitude.
Can you sleep at night?flumpool
A flumpool track used as the theme song for both the TV anime and the theatrical films of Gamon Sakurai’s manga Ajin.
It’s such a departure from their previous work that you might think it isn’t even a flumpool song at first.
The vibe is dark and strongly rock-oriented, resulting in an uncompromisingly cool sound.
Yet, in contrast to the darkness of the melody, the lyrics convey a sense of hope that lifts up those who are lost, struggling, and in pain.
Winter’s cold can make it hard to look ahead, but this song gives you the strength to push down those gloomy, downward-facing feelings and face forward.
The Weeping AngelKaori Nazuka
If you’re someone for whom anime from around 2010 hits right in the feels, just listening to this might make your chest tighten.
Let me introduce “Nageki no Tenshi,” a winter-themed song from among the character songs released when Amagami—originally a 2009 romance simulation game for PlayStation 2—was adapted into a TV anime in 2010.
It’s the character song of Tsukasa Ayatsuji, known by nicknames like “the invincible honor-student behind the mask,” and it’s sung by voice actress Kaori Nazuka.
Since the character and the lyrics are closely linked, listening after checking out the game or the anime will help you dive even deeper into the song’s world.
Interstellar Eve (Interstellar Flight Christmas ver.)Ranka Rī=Nakajima Ai/Shieru Nōmu starring May’n
A duet by Ranka Lee and Sheryl Nome from Macross Frontier.
It’s included on the album “cosmic cuune,” released in November 2010.
Arranged by Yoko Kanno, it retains the original version’s dynamism while adding a warm, sparkling Christmas flair.
The lyrics are captivating, expanding from a close, familiar crush to a romance on a cosmic scale.
And the harmonies of Megumi Nakajima and May’n overlap with a beauty that seems to race across the galaxy.
It’s sure to instantly lift your Christmas spirits!
I won’t love you unless you say it properly.Ishikawa Sayuri
This is a song by the veteran enka singer Sayuri Ishikawa.
It was used as the ending theme for the anime Lupin the Third.
It’s characterized by a moody vibe and a jazzy, mature tone.
The powerful shout in the middle really sends chills down your spine.
March in the Snowankou chiimu
This song, featured in episode 9 of the anime Girls und Panzer, is a special track that transforms a military song from the Meiji era into a modern anime song.
The original song’s worldview—frankly depicting the hardships of soldiers marching through the snow—is conveyed through the warm vocals of the five members of the Anglerfish Team.
It was included on the Deep Panzer CD desu! released in August 2013, and later on the 10th Anniversary Best Album.
It’s a quintessentially Japanese winter song.