Anime Theme

We' re speaking about TV shows, and while most anime tracks are bright, there are some that only stand out a fraction. What the music is, the quality with which it is animated and how important it is for the show themed. An anime is only as good as its opening motive.

Among the hundred out there, these are the 8 anime theme tracks that are the best way to get you going. It can be said that both shows had some rather Epic stuff, but again from Yui the others were out of concept. Neon Genesis Evangelion earns a correspondingly iconic score as the climax of the Gundam anime.

Whereas for the layman Zankoku na Tenshi no thesis does not seem like the right anime when it comes to combating huge giants with huge robotic devices, the more you look at it, the more you see, the greater the meaning of the ethical and emotive battles that lie on our lead. Brave Shine, a favorite for this anime enthusiast, was the second opening of the UBW franchise and is one of the most memorable sound tracks of all times.

Tie up a good couple of tins and you can sense the choir jar. Second, while Electronicore may be a polarizing category (and that's to put it politely), Let Me heard is a damn animal of a track and a perfect match for Parasyte's atmosphere. Honestly, no other tune would do him justice. Well, I'll be damned.

Since its publication in the 90' Cowboy Bebop has been at the top of the popular lists of anime enthusiasts. As Parasyte went the show for an independent seasons and is a trademark in the story of Animes. Everyone who has grown up in the 90' knows every single thing about this music. It' not just a theme track, it's a treaty of friendship. Well, I don't know.

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