Anime Openings Tier List: Every Iconic Intro Ranked
Forty openings, one big argument. Anime fans fight about this stuff more than almost anything else in the medium, and honestly that's part of the fun. We pulled together what forums, YouTube comment sections and critics tend to agree on, then broke the ties ourselves when the fandom couldn't decide.
This list covers everything from genre-defining legends to the openings that are great songs but just okay as openings. Disagree with where we put your favorite? That's the point. Openings are personal, so argue it out in the comments.
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SS Tier: The legends everyone agrees on
A Cruel Angel's Thesis (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
The one every other opening gets measured against. Yoko Takahashi's vocal is pure 90s synth-pop bombast, and it's been parodied, covered and karaoke'd into immortality for a reason. Still gives chills even if you've seen Shinji cry in that plug suit a hundred times.
About A Cruel Angel's Thesis (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
The opening theme for Neon Genesis Evangelion, performed by Yoko Takahashi. It's one of the best-selling anime theme songs in Japanese history.
- Show aired
- 1995-1996
- Artist
- Yoko Takahashi
Guren no Yumiya (Attack on Titan)
Linked Horizon's marching drums and that opening scream single-handedly sold a generation on Attack on Titan before episode one even started. The Titan silhouettes against the sky, Eren's cloak flapping, it's operatic in a way shonen openings rarely attempt.
About Guren no Yumiya (Attack on Titan)
The first opening theme of Attack on Titan, performed by Linked Horizon. It is one of the most iconic anime openings, known for its dramatic choral style and German-language chant.
- Artist
- Linked Horizon
- Anime
- Attack on Titan
- Year
- 2013
Tank! (Cowboy Bebop)
Jazz horns, silhouetted gunslingers, and Spike lighting a cigarette in slow motion. Yoko Kanno basically invented the template for 'cool anime opening' here and nobody's topped it since, not even her own later work.
About Tank! (Cowboy Bebop)
The instrumental jazz opening theme for Cowboy Bebop, composed by Yoko Kanno and performed by The Seatbelts.
- Composer
- Yoko Kanno
- Show aired
- 1998
Cha-La Head-Cha-La (Dragon Ball Z)
Dumb, loud, joyful, and completely unkillable as an earworm. It shouldn't work as well as it does, but there's a reason it's still blasting at anime conventions decades later.
About Cha-La Head-Cha-La (Dragon Ball Z)
Opening theme performed by Hironobu Kageyama for DragonBall Z, the long running action anime following Goku and his allies defending Earth. It is one of the most famous anime openings in Japan, closely tied to the franchise's identity.
- Artist
- Hironobu Kageyama
- Anime
- Dragon Ball Z
AA Tier: Genuinely great, no asterisks
Gurenge (Demon Slayer)
LiSA's breakout hit turned Demon Slayer into a cultural moment in Japan, and the opening's mix of Tanjiro's determined stare and Nezuko's bamboo muzzle sold the show's emotional core in under two minutes.
About Gurenge (Demon Slayer)
Opening theme for Demon Slayer's first season, performed by LiSA. The song became a mainstream hit in Japan well beyond anime fandom.
- Artist
- LiSA
- Show aired
- 2019
Unravel (Tokyo Ghoul)
TK from Ling Tosite Sigure's falsetto screech over Kaneki's unraveling psyche is one of the most quoted openings online, for good reason. The visuals lean a little too hard into edgy symbolism but the song carries it.
About Unravel (Tokyo Ghoul)
Opening theme for the first season of Tokyo Ghoul, performed by TK from Ling Tosite Sigure. Known for its intense vocals and unsettling visuals that mirror Kaneki's psychological descent.
- Artist
- TK from Ling Tosite Sigure
- Anime
- Tokyo Ghoul
- Year
- 2014
Kaikai Kitan (Jujutsu Kaisen)
Eve's vocal plus that iconic walking-in-sync choreography between the cast gave Jujutsu Kaisen its signature moment. Copied by cosplayers and TikTokers endlessly, which tells you it landed.
About Kaikai Kitan (Jujutsu Kaisen)
First opening of Jujutsu Kaisen's anime adaptation, performed by Eve, known for its synchronized walking choreography sequence.
- Artist
- Eve
- Show aired
- 2020
Again (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)
Yui's guitar-driven anthem fits Brotherhood's tone of brothers fighting against an impossible system. The flash-cut imagery of the Elric brothers' journey still gets people hyped for a rewatch.
About Again (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)
A widely loved opening theme for Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, performed by Yui. Known for its upbeat tone paired with imagery foreshadowing major plot events.
- Artist
- Yui
- Anime
- Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Sono Chi no Sadame (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)
Coda's rock vocals over Jonathan and Dio's rivalry set the bar for every JoJo opening after it. Pure theatrical excess, exactly what the show is about.
About Sono Chi no Sadame (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)
Opening theme performed by Coda for the first part of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Phantom Blood, introducing Jonathan Joestar's story. It helped establish the anime's distinctive, dramatic visual style for Western audiences.
- Artist
- Coda
- Anime
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood
Bloody Stream (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)
Somehow even more over the top than its predecessor, with Jotaro's stand poses and that ridiculous falsetto chorus. JoJo openings exist in their own tier of camp and this is near the top of it.
About Bloody Stream (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)
Opening theme performed by Coda for the Battle Tendency arc of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, covering Joseph Joestar's confrontation with the Pillar Men. Known for its flashy, high-energy visuals matching the series' stylized action.
- Artist
- Coda
- Anime
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendency
Butter-Fly (Digimon Adventure)
A genuine 90s classic that transcends the show for a lot of Western fans who grew up on Digimon reruns. The English dub version is burned into millennial brains permanently.
About Butter-Fly (Digimon Adventure)
Opening theme performed by Kouji Wada for the original Digimon Adventure anime, following a group of kids and their Digimon partners. It is one of the most iconic and enduring anime openings from the late 1990s.
- Artist
- Kouji Wada
- Anime
- Digimon Adventure
Colors (Code Geass)
FLOW's driving rock track matches Lelouch's chessboard scheming surprisingly well, with that recurring mask-and-crown imagery. One of the better marriages of mecha spectacle and song in the 2000s.
About Colors (Code Geass)
Opening theme performed by Flow for Code Geass, the mecha and political drama anime following Lelouch Lamperouge's rebellion against the Britannian Empire. It was used for the first part of the original series.
- Artist
- Flow
- Anime
- Code Geass
Kick Back (Chainsaw Man)
Kenshi Yonezu doing what Kenshi Yonezu does, an unsettling earworm matched with MAPPA's stylized sketchbook-style animation. Divisive among people who wanted more action, but as a vibe-setter for Denji's chaos it's sharp.
About Kick Back (Chainsaw Man)
Opening theme for Chainsaw Man, performed by Kenshi Yonezu. It plays over the show's title card after the cold open rather than a traditional animated sequence.
- Artist
- Kenshi Yonezu
- Anime
- Chainsaw Man
- Year
- 2022
Idol (Oshi no Ko)
YOASOBI's track became a legitimate chart hit worldwide, not just an anime song, and the opening's shifting color palette and idol choreography sell the show's showbiz-horror duality perfectly.
About Idol (Oshi no Ko)
Opening theme for Oshi no Ko, performed by YOASOBI. It became a major crossover hit, charting internationally and bringing wide attention to the series.
- Artist
- YOASOBI
- Anime
- Oshi no Ko
- Year
- 2023
Mukanjyo (Vinland Saga)
Taking the show in a grimmer, war-torn direction than its first opening, the imagery of Thorfinn drowning in violence pairs with a genuinely heavy, driving track. Underrated pick for people who only remember the big shonen names.
About Mukanjyo (Vinland Saga)
Opening theme performed by Man with a Mission for Vinland Saga, the historical epic anime about Vikings, revenge, and a young warrior named Thorfinn. The song's aggressive energy matches the brutal raids and battles depicted in the series' early arcs.
- Artist
- Man with a Mission
- Anime
- Vinland Saga
Yūsha (Frieren)
A quiet, melancholic choice that matches Frieren's slow-burn tone instead of chasing hype. The understated visuals of the party's journey reflect the show's whole thesis about time and memory.
About Yūsha (Frieren)
Opening theme for Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, performed by YOASOBI. It reflects on themes of memory and loss central to the series.
- Artist
- YOASOBI
- Anime
- Frieren: Beyond Journey's End
- Year
- 2023
Blue Bird (Naruto Shippuden)
Widely considered the best of Naruto's many, many openings, and it's not close for a lot of fans. The shot of Naruto free-falling through clouds and the soaring chorus still gets brought up as a top-tier moment.
About Blue Bird (Naruto Shippuden)
An opening theme for Naruto Shippuden, performed by Ikimono Gakari. It is especially remembered for accompanying the Pain arc.
- Artist
- Ikimono Gakari
- Anime
- Naruto Shippuden
Hikaru Nara (Your Lie in April)
Goose house's piano-and-strings ballad matches a show about music and grief almost too perfectly. The scattering cherry blossoms and Kaori's violin bow are burned into the memory of anyone who's cried through this series.
About Hikaru Nara (Your Lie in April)
Opening theme performed by Goose house for Your Lie in April, the drama anime about a piano prodigy who reconnects with music through a free spirited violinist. The song's gentle, emotional tone matches the series' themes of grief and healing.
- Artist
- Goose house
- Anime
- Your Lie in April
Otonoke (Dandadan)
Creepy Nuts again, somehow even weirder and catchier, matched with that unforgettable turtle-walk dance sequence. Became an instant meme and a strong contender for best opening of its year.
About Otonoke (Dandadan)
Opening theme performed by Creepy Nuts for Dandadan, the supernatural comedy anime about a girl who believes in ghosts and a boy who believes in aliens. The track quickly gained attention for its distinctive animation and sound.
- Artist
- Creepy Nuts
- Anime
- Dandadan
Connect (Puella Magi Madoka Magica)
ClariS's deceptively cute pop song is a brilliant piece of misdirection for a show that turns into a psychological horror story by episode three. The soft visuals make the eventual gut-punch of the series hit even harder in hindsight.
About Connect (Puella Magi Madoka Magica)
Opening theme of Puella Magi Madoka Magica, performed by ClariS, deliberately styled as cute pop to contrast the show's dark turns.
- Artist
- ClariS
- Show aired
- 2011
Only My Railgun (A Certain Scientific Railgun)
fripSide's track is one of the most recognizable anime openings of its era, with Misaka's railgun attack synced to the beat drop in a way that still gets clipped and shared constantly.
About Only My Railgun (A Certain Scientific Railgun)
Opening theme performed by fripSide for A Certain Scientific Railgun, a spin-off of the To Aru franchise centered on esper student Mikoto Misaka. It is one of the most recognized anime theme songs of the late 2000s, known for its driving synth and vocal hooks.
- Artist
- fripSide
- Anime
- A Certain Scientific Railgun
BB Tier: Solid, dependable, gets you hyped
Shinzō wo Sasageyo! (Attack on Titan)
A solid sequel opening with stronger CGI Titan work, but it's always going to live in the shadow of Guren no Yumiya. Good on its own, just not the lightning-in-a-bottle its predecessor was.
About Shinzō wo Sasageyo! (Attack on Titan)
An opening theme for Attack on Titan, performed by Linked Horizon. It plays during the Season 2 premiere, continuing the series' tradition of dramatic, militaristic openings.
- Artist
- Linked Horizon
- Anime
- Attack on Titan Season 2
Silhouette (Naruto Shippuden)
KANA-BOON's track is catchy and energetic, probably the most-streamed of the later Shippuden openings, even if the animation is standard-issue ninja-running-at-camera stuff.
About Silhouette (Naruto Shippuden)
An opening theme for Naruto Shippuden, performed by KANA-BOON. It plays during the Fourth Shinobi World War arc.
- Artist
- KANA-BOON
- Anime
- Naruto Shippuden
Rain (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)
SID's moodier, more somber opening fits Brotherhood's darker back half, trading the first opening's energy for atmosphere. A bit overshadowed by being the second one in a show with a stacked opening lineup.
About Rain (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)
An opening theme for Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, performed by Sid. It is associated with darker, more emotional stretches of the story.
- Artist
- Sid
- Anime
- Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Ready Steady Go (Fullmetal Alchemist)
A fan favorite from the original 2003 series thanks to L'Arc-en-Ciel's name recognition and a strong beat, though the visuals are dated compared to Brotherhood's slicker sequel openings.
About Ready Steady Go (Fullmetal Alchemist)
Opening theme for the original 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist anime, performed by L'Arc-en-Ciel. It is one of the most well known anime openings from the mid-2000s.
- Artist
- L'Arc-en-Ciel
- Anime
- Fullmetal Alchemist (2003)
Peace Sign (My Hero Academia)
Kenshi Yonezu again, delivering an upbeat anthem that fits My Hero's optimism. Fun, bouncy, forgettable compared to his other anime work, but it does the job for a season of hero training arcs.
About Peace Sign (My Hero Academia)
The first opening theme of My Hero Academia, performed by Kenshi Yonezu. It became one of the series' most recognizable intros, introducing the show's core cast and energy.
- Artist
- Kenshi Yonezu
- Anime
- My Hero Academia Season 2
- Year
- 2017
Specialz (Jujutsu Kaisen)
King Gnu's falsetto-heavy track pairs with some genuinely striking Sukuna imagery, though it leans more experimental than Kaikai Kitan and split opinion among fans who wanted more of that first opening's energy.
About Specialz (Jujutsu Kaisen)
Opening theme for Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2, performed by King Gnu. It plays during the Shibuya Incident arc, spotlighting Sukuna's rampage.
- Artist
- King Gnu
- Anime
- Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2
Vivid Vice (Jujutsu Kaisen)
Who-ya Extended's entry is solid but sits in the middle of the pack for Jujutsu Kaisen openings, a victim of just how strong the competition is within its own show.
About Vivid Vice (Jujutsu Kaisen)
An opening theme from Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2, performed by Who-ya Extended. It accompanies the Shibuya Incident arc.
- Artist
- Who-ya Extended
- Anime
- Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2
Bling-Bang-Bang-Born (Mashle)
A viral TikTok moment more than a classic in the traditional sense, Creepy Nuts' track and the dance-meme choreography made this one of the most talked-about openings of its year even among people who've never watched Mashle.
About Bling-Bang-Bang-Born (Mashle)
Opening theme performed by Creepy Nuts for the second season of Mashle: Magic and Muscles, a comedic anime parodying magic school tropes. The song became a major viral hit on social media well beyond the anime's own audience.
- Artist
- Creepy Nuts
- Anime
- Mashle: Magic and Muscles
Crossing Field (Sword Art Online)
LiSA's debut big anime opening is pleasant and energetic, matching SAO's early promise before the show's reputation got complicated. Holds up better than the series around it for a lot of people.
About Crossing Field (Sword Art Online)
Opening theme performed by LiSA for the first season of Sword Art Online, covering the original Aincrad arc. It was one of LiSA's early major anime theme songs and helped launch her career in the industry.
- Artist
- LiSA
- Anime
- Sword Art Online
Ignite (Sword Art Online II)
Eir Aoi's dramatic ballad gave SAO II a stronger emotional pull than the show often earned, and it's become a karaoke staple independent of the anime itself.
About Ignite (Sword Art Online II)
Opening theme performed by Eir Aoi for Sword Art Online II, used at the start of the Phantom Bullet arc as Kirito enters the game Gun Gale Online. It is one of Eir Aoi's most recognized anime theme contributions.
- Artist
- Eir Aoi
- Anime
- Sword Art Online II
Sign (Naruto Shippuden)
Flow's opening is a fan favorite from the earlier Shippuden stretch, riding a strong chorus even if the action-montage visuals are pretty generic for the series.
About Sign (Naruto Shippuden)
Opening theme performed by Flow for Naruto Shippuden, used during a major stretch of the series following Naruto and his allies in the ongoing ninja conflict. It remains one of the franchise's best remembered openings.
- Artist
- Flow
- Anime
- Naruto Shippuden
Mixed Nuts (Spy × Family)
Official HIGE DANdism's bouncy, playful track mirrors the show's spy-family sitcom energy well, with the Forger family's chaotic dinner-table choreography as a highlight.
About Mixed Nuts (Spy × Family)
Opening theme performed by Official HIGE DANdism for Spy x Family, the comedy action series about a spy, an assassin, and a telepath posing as a family. Its upbeat, playful tone reflects the show's blend of humor and espionage.
- Artist
- Official HIGE DANdism
- Anime
- Spy x Family
Cry Baby (Tokyo Revengers)
OFFICIAL HIGE DANdism delivering an emotionally charged rock track that fits the time-travel desperation of the plot, though it's a notch below their Spy x Family work in terms of pure catchiness.
About Cry Baby (Tokyo Revengers)
Opening theme performed by Official HIGE DANdism for Tokyo Revengers, a series about a man who travels back in time to save his middle school girlfriend from a gang conflict. The song became widely popular alongside the anime's breakout success.
- Artist
- Official HIGE DANdism
- Anime
- Tokyo Revengers
Brave Shine (Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works)
LiSA delivering a soaring, dramatic track that fits Fate's magical-battle spectacle, a favorite among the franchise's dedicated fanbase even if it's less known outside it.
About Brave Shine (Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works)
Opening theme performed by Aimer for the second cour of Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works, the ufotable adaptation of the Fate visual novel route. The song carries an emotional, sweeping quality tied to the arc's intensifying conflict.
- Artist
- Aimer
- Anime
- Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works
CC Tier: Fine, but forgettable
Where Our Blue Is (Jujutsu Kaisen)
The weakest of JJK's opening lineup for a lot of fans, pleasant enough but lacking the hook or visual punch of Kaikai Kitan or Specialz.
About Where Our Blue Is (Jujutsu Kaisen)
An opening theme for Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2, performed by Tatsuya Kitani. It covers the Hidden Inventory/Premature Death arc, focusing on Gojo and Geto's past.
- Artist
- Tatsuya Kitani
- Anime
- Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2
Innocence (Sword Art Online)
A softer, more forgettable entry in SAO's opening lineup, pretty to look at but without the hook that made Crossing Field or Ignite stick around in people's playlists.
About Innocence (Sword Art Online)
Opening theme performed by Eir Aoi for the second season of Sword Art Online, covering the Gun Gale Online arc. The song's name ties thematically to the arc's exploration of trauma and identity.
- Artist
- Eir Aoi
- Anime
- Sword Art Online II
Kizuna no Kiseki (Demon Slayer)
A fine but unremarkable entry compared to Gurenge's cultural footprint, this one tends to get overlooked in conversations about the show's best openings.
About Kizuna no Kiseki (Demon Slayer)
Opening theme for Demon Slayer, used during the Swordsmith Village arc of the anime following Tanjiro Kamado's fight against demons. Performed by LiSA and Nahara, continuing LiSA's long association with the franchise's music.
- Artists
- LiSA, Nahara
- Anime
- Demon Slayer
Hitorigoto (Eromanga Sensei)
A decent, catchy enough pop track, but it's mostly remembered for the show it's attached to rather than standing out as an opening in its own right.
About Hitorigoto (Eromanga Sensei)
Opening theme for Eromanga Sensei, an anime about a light novel writer and his reclusive younger stepsister who secretly illustrates his books. Performed by Luck Life, the song has a breezy, pop rock feel fitting the series' comedic sibling dynamic.
- Artist
- Luck Life
- Anime
- Eromanga Sensei
DD Tier: Generic and skippable
Rising Hope (The Irregular at Magic High School)
Generic mecha-adjacent visuals over a serviceable but instantly forgettable track. Fans of the show like it fine, but it rarely comes up outside that circle.
About Rising Hope (The Irregular at Magic High School)
Opening theme for The Irregular at Magic High School, a light novel adaptation following siblings Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba at a school for magic users. The track sets an upbeat, determined tone for the series' blend of academy life and action.
- Anime
- The Irregular at Magic High School
How we ranked them
We weighed how well the song matches the show's tone, how the animation and direction use those 90 seconds (visual storytelling, symbolism, choreography to the beat), cultural staying power, and whether it still holds up on a rewatch years later. Pure nostalgia counts for something, but it's not everything, a genuinely bad opening with a popular show attached still lands lower.
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What makes an anime opening 'good' beyond just the song?
The best ones sync animation to the music's beats, hint at plot or themes without spoiling them, and use color and motion to set a mood in under 90 seconds. Song quality matters, but direction and editing are just as important.
Why is A Cruel Angel's Thesis ranked so high?
It's one of the most parodied, covered and recognized anime openings ever made, and it set the tone for how dramatic an opening theme could be back in the mid-90s.
Which show has the most openings on this list?
Jujutsu Kaisen has four entries here (Kaikai Kitan, Vivid Vice, Specialz, Where Our Blue Is), showing just how stacked and debated its opening lineup is among fans.
Is Gurenge really Demon Slayer's best opening?
Most fans and critics say yes. It became a genuine hit single in Japan outside of anime circles, something Kizuna no Kiseki never managed to match.
Are these rankings based on the song or the visuals?
Both. We weighed how well the two work together, since a great song with lazy visuals (or vice versa) usually doesn't land as a classic opening.
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Image credits
- A Cruel Angel's Thesis (Neon Genesis Evangelion)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Guren no Yumiya (Attack on Titan)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Tank! (Cowboy Bebop)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Cha-La Head-Cha-La (Dragon Ball Z)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Gurenge (Demon Slayer)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Unravel (Tokyo Ghoul)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Kaikai Kitan (Jujutsu Kaisen)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Again (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Sono Chi no Sadame (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Bloody Stream (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Butter-Fly (Digimon Adventure)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Colors (Code Geass)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Kick Back (Chainsaw Man)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Idol (Oshi no Ko)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Mukanjyo (Vinland Saga)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Shinzō wo Sasageyo! (Attack on Titan)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Yūsha (Frieren)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Silhouette (Naruto Shippuden)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Blue Bird (Naruto Shippuden)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Rain (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Ready Steady Go (Fullmetal Alchemist)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Peace Sign (My Hero Academia)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Specialz (Jujutsu Kaisen)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Vivid Vice (Jujutsu Kaisen)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Where Our Blue Is (Jujutsu Kaisen)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Hikaru Nara (Your Lie in April)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Bling-Bang-Bang-Born (Mashle)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Otonoke (Dandadan)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Crossing Field (Sword Art Online)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Ignite (Sword Art Online II)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Innocence (Sword Art Online)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Sign (Naruto Shippuden)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Mixed Nuts (Spy × Family)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Cry Baby (Tokyo Revengers)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Kizuna no Kiseki (Demon Slayer)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Brave Shine (Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Connect (Puella Magi Madoka Magica)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Only My Railgun (A Certain Scientific Railgun)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Hitorigoto (Eromanga Sensei)Cover: Wikipedia · Source
- Rising Hope (The Irregular at Magic High School)Cover: Wikipedia · Source