[Anime] A roundup of opening and insert songs from Yo-kai Watch!
Let me introduce the theme songs from the anime Yo-kai Watch.
Yo-kai Watch originally started as a video game, and later the anime and its theme songs became massive hits, sparking a social phenomenon.
The adorable characters and the catchy songs and dances captivated both kids and adults.
The music from Yo-kai Watch is great for a nostalgic listen, and you might even discover, “Whoa, there was a song like this too!” Be sure to check it out till the end!
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[Anime] A Complete List of Yo-kai Watch Theme and Insert Songs (21–30)
Gerappo Dance TrainKingu Kurīmusōda
This is King Cream Soda’s third single, released in April 2015.
It served as the fourth opening theme for the anime Yo-kai Watch, used from episodes 63 to 76.
It was also used as the opening for the Nintendo 3DS game Yo-kai Watch 2: Shinuchi.
While the basic melody is the same as Gera Gera Po no Uta, it has a dance-number style arrangement.
Hometown JapanLinQ
This is a song by LinQ, an idol group based in Fukuoka Prefecture, released in 2016.
It served as the seventh ending theme for the anime Yo-kai Watch, used from episodes 130 to 150.
Known for its unforgettable rhythm after just one listen, it became popular across a wide range of audiences.
Gera Gera Po SongKingu Kurīmusōda
It’s a famous song alongside “Yo-kai Exercise No.
1.” Released in 2014 as King Cream Soda’s debut single, it served as the first opening theme for the anime Yo-kai Watch from episodes 1 to 36 and episode 51.
The vocal phrases really stick in your head.
Gera Gera Po at First Love PassKingu Kurīmusōda
This is King Cream Soda’s second single, released in October 2014.
It served as the third opening theme for the anime Yo-kai Watch, used in the even-numbered episodes from episode 37 to 62.
It was also used as the theme song for the Nintendo 3DS game Yo-kai Watch 2: Honke.
The depiction of falling in love is arranged in an enka style.
Banzai! Love in full bloomKingu Kurīmusōda
This is King Cream Soda’s seventh single, released in March 2017.
It served as the eighth opening theme for the anime Yo-kai Watch from Episode 151 to Episode 178.
It was also used as the opening theme for the Nintendo 3DS game Yo-kai Watch 3: Sukiyaki.
With its bright, upbeat rhythm, it’s an energizing song that lifts your spirits when you listen to it.
Stag beetles and rhinoceros beetlesKingu Kurīmusōda
This is “Kuwagata to Kabutomushi” by King Cream Soda, the ending theme of the 2015 3DS release Yo-kai Watch 2: Shinuchi.
A slightly nostalgic and bittersweet ballad with lyrics.
It’s a song that makes you picture scenes of old rural Japan and draws you in with its gentle mood.
Bling-Bling Great WhirlwindKingu Kurīmusōda
It’s the ending theme of the game Yo-kai Sangokushi.
This game was co-developed with Koei Tecmo Games, known for creating the Romance of the Three Kingdoms series.
Since the setting is China, the music has a Chinese style.
Also, because the lyrics tell the history of the Three Kingdoms, you can enjoy it as a bit of study as well.