
these thieves introduced us to some of
the best and most beautiful anime and
can probably be found on a few playlists
as well
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for another
top 10 anime opening theme songs
if there is a theme that didn’t make
this list be sure to check out our
original top 10 anime opening theme
songs list
Jiji
number ten digimon theme by Paul Gordon
Digimon
kicking off our list is this millennial
blast to the past
this theme introduces us to a series
about teenagers who fall into a digital
world and learn to control the monsters
within it the theme begins with an
electronic beat chanting the show slogan
but then it throws you for a loop with
Paul Gordon’s crisp clean vocals
while lyrically it repeats many lines
over and over
it sets the audience up for what they’re
gonna see next
number nine guns and roses by paradise
lunch pecan Oh
let’s leave the digital world and come
back to real life this theme is perfect
for Baccano
as the series follows an insane amount
of characters across different years and
different paths as we are introduced to
the characters paradise lunches funky
jazz beat demonstrates the chaos we are
about to endure
the energetic and fast-paced beat
doesn’t take itself too seriously and
that just lets us enjoy it even more
this one doesn’t need to be left up to a
coin toss
number eight dream island obsessional
park by Susumu Hirasawa paranoia agent
often considered one of the weirdest
anime openings we have animator Satoshi
Kon of perfect blue and paprika Fame to
thank for it paranoia agent tells the
story of the little Slugger phenomenon a
teenager who has become a serial
assailant and how it affects so many
people’s lives the theme accurately
describes paranoia agent by showing us
the utter chaos that the show
incorporates maniacal laughter combined
with explosions trash and suicide what
the hell did we just watch
number seven highschool of the dead bike
acidic iodine and the acabou sea rockets
some series try to distinguish
themselves from their manga or graphic
novel origins but not this one
animated like a stylized comic book this
opening tries to sum up exactly what
high school of the dead is Pulp Fiction
glory the accubow sea rockets will melt
your face off with a shredding guitar
riff until casitas soft voice comes in
to repair the damage
are you prepared for attractive women
with swords and giant bazookas killing
zombies we certainly hope so
number six in your universe bio Rika
ghost in the shell’ stand alone complex
Oh
come and explore our inner universe the
iconic theme for this iteration of the
ghost in the shell’ series plays over
our main character motoko kusanagi
kickin robotic ass and takin names
composed by the famous yoko kanno in her
universe blends the beautiful voice of
Auriga in not only English but Russian
and Latin as well a beautiful voice on
top of a trippy Tech beat we could get
used to this
you
number five battle cry my new job is
Samurai
in terms of anime norms this is
definitely the most unique entry on our
list following the story of a group of
samurai traveling throughout Japan
battlecry blends hip-hop with
traditional Japanese imagery
Oh God
nujabes provides a soft wrap while
introducing us to the characters in
colorful cutout collage this modern
twist on a classic genre and setting
also served as the inspiration for Aaron
McGruder’s The Boondocks
I am the soul that the Builder refused I
am visual the inspiration they made
ladies in the Blues I’m the Sparkman
shad their breath the same spark that
lights disarmed so the chicken on the
double number four Ready Steady Go by la
cancion Full Metal Alchemist
are you ready for adventure well you
will be after seeing this serving as the
second opening for the original full
metal alchemist series the track picks
you up fast it doesn’t let go
the punchy vocals carry an addictive
bass mix in a catchy beat and bam you’ve
got yourself a great opening
while much more lighthearted than the
other openings in the franchise we can’t
help but love it
Ready Steady Go
number three Higashi no naku koro knee
by eco Chima Mia when they cry
a demented and confusing show needs a
demented and confusing theme named after
the original Japanese title for the
series the track lures you in with the
innovative chanting from the brilliant
artist Hado Shima Mia
behind all the chanting intro bombards
you with flowers flowers everywhere the
track was a hit single in Japan for 26
weeks thus being a eCos best-selling
single ever
number two my soul your beaks by Leah
Angel Beats forget the guitar this
opening thing proves that you can do it
all with just a piano my soul your beats
is just one of the many standouts from
the series gently massaging your ear
balls with Leah’s amazing soothing voice
then it picks up into an R&B almost
puffy showing that Angel Beats has
personality in spades
you want an amazing track that will
bring on the fields this one’s got you
covered
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few honorable mentions
he will solo
number one lilium by Kumiko Noma Alphen
lead
here comes perhaps the most beautiful
opening ever put on screen proving that
you don’t need action or drama to get
someone’s attention instead using
artistic depictions of the main
characters in almost stained glassed art
style the main track
lilium is performed by artist Kimiko
Noma and sung completely in Latin lilium
doesn’t really fit the gore field Alphen
lead at all instead encapsulating the
show’s themes of abuse prejudice and a
total divorce of social norms
do you agree with our list what is your
favorite anime opening feet for more top
10s published every day be sure to
subscribe to watchmojo.com
Oh
the best and most beautiful anime and
can probably be found on a few playlists
as well
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for another
top 10 anime opening theme songs
if there is a theme that didn’t make
this list be sure to check out our
original top 10 anime opening theme
songs list
Jiji
number ten digimon theme by Paul Gordon
Digimon
kicking off our list is this millennial
blast to the past
this theme introduces us to a series
about teenagers who fall into a digital
world and learn to control the monsters
within it the theme begins with an
electronic beat chanting the show slogan
but then it throws you for a loop with
Paul Gordon’s crisp clean vocals
while lyrically it repeats many lines
over and over
it sets the audience up for what they’re
gonna see next
number nine guns and roses by paradise
lunch pecan Oh
let’s leave the digital world and come
back to real life this theme is perfect
for Baccano
as the series follows an insane amount
of characters across different years and
different paths as we are introduced to
the characters paradise lunches funky
jazz beat demonstrates the chaos we are
about to endure
the energetic and fast-paced beat
doesn’t take itself too seriously and
that just lets us enjoy it even more
this one doesn’t need to be left up to a
coin toss
number eight dream island obsessional
park by Susumu Hirasawa paranoia agent
often considered one of the weirdest
anime openings we have animator Satoshi
Kon of perfect blue and paprika Fame to
thank for it paranoia agent tells the
story of the little Slugger phenomenon a
teenager who has become a serial
assailant and how it affects so many
people’s lives the theme accurately
describes paranoia agent by showing us
the utter chaos that the show
incorporates maniacal laughter combined
with explosions trash and suicide what
the hell did we just watch
number seven highschool of the dead bike
acidic iodine and the acabou sea rockets
some series try to distinguish
themselves from their manga or graphic
novel origins but not this one
animated like a stylized comic book this
opening tries to sum up exactly what
high school of the dead is Pulp Fiction
glory the accubow sea rockets will melt
your face off with a shredding guitar
riff until casitas soft voice comes in
to repair the damage
are you prepared for attractive women
with swords and giant bazookas killing
zombies we certainly hope so
number six in your universe bio Rika
ghost in the shell’ stand alone complex
Oh
come and explore our inner universe the
iconic theme for this iteration of the
ghost in the shell’ series plays over
our main character motoko kusanagi
kickin robotic ass and takin names
composed by the famous yoko kanno in her
universe blends the beautiful voice of
Auriga in not only English but Russian
and Latin as well a beautiful voice on
top of a trippy Tech beat we could get
used to this
you
number five battle cry my new job is
Samurai
in terms of anime norms this is
definitely the most unique entry on our
list following the story of a group of
samurai traveling throughout Japan
battlecry blends hip-hop with
traditional Japanese imagery
Oh God
nujabes provides a soft wrap while
introducing us to the characters in
colorful cutout collage this modern
twist on a classic genre and setting
also served as the inspiration for Aaron
McGruder’s The Boondocks
I am the soul that the Builder refused I
am visual the inspiration they made
ladies in the Blues I’m the Sparkman
shad their breath the same spark that
lights disarmed so the chicken on the
double number four Ready Steady Go by la
cancion Full Metal Alchemist
are you ready for adventure well you
will be after seeing this serving as the
second opening for the original full
metal alchemist series the track picks
you up fast it doesn’t let go
the punchy vocals carry an addictive
bass mix in a catchy beat and bam you’ve
got yourself a great opening
while much more lighthearted than the
other openings in the franchise we can’t
help but love it
Ready Steady Go
number three Higashi no naku koro knee
by eco Chima Mia when they cry
a demented and confusing show needs a
demented and confusing theme named after
the original Japanese title for the
series the track lures you in with the
innovative chanting from the brilliant
artist Hado Shima Mia
behind all the chanting intro bombards
you with flowers flowers everywhere the
track was a hit single in Japan for 26
weeks thus being a eCos best-selling
single ever
number two my soul your beaks by Leah
Angel Beats forget the guitar this
opening thing proves that you can do it
all with just a piano my soul your beats
is just one of the many standouts from
the series gently massaging your ear
balls with Leah’s amazing soothing voice
then it picks up into an R&B almost
puffy showing that Angel Beats has
personality in spades
you want an amazing track that will
bring on the fields this one’s got you
covered
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few honorable mentions
he will solo
number one lilium by Kumiko Noma Alphen
lead
here comes perhaps the most beautiful
opening ever put on screen proving that
you don’t need action or drama to get
someone’s attention instead using
artistic depictions of the main
characters in almost stained glassed art
style the main track
lilium is performed by artist Kimiko
Noma and sung completely in Latin lilium
doesn’t really fit the gore field Alphen
lead at all instead encapsulating the
show’s themes of abuse prejudice and a
total divorce of social norms
do you agree with our list what is your
favorite anime opening feet for more top
10s published every day be sure to
subscribe to watchmojo.com
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