Anime songs to listen to on Halloween: Theme and insert songs from anime about yokai and ghosts
When it comes to October events, Halloween is the first that comes to mind! It’s become a familiar annual tradition, and every year lots of Halloween songs by Japanese artists are released.
In this article, we’re picking out anime songs that will amplify the fun Halloween vibe! We’ll introduce tracks that are perfect as BGM for parties with your anime-loving friends or for karaoke.
If you’re stumped on a Halloween costume, these might even spark some ideas! Be sure to read to the end!
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Anime songs to listen to on Halloween: Opening and insert songs from anime themed around yokai and ghosts (91–100)
GHOST SWEEPERChie Harada
This is the opening theme of ‘GS Mikami: Gokuraku Daisakusen!!,’ where ghost sweepers who exterminate yokai and evil spirits take center stage.
It’s also the debut single of the singer who performed it, Chie Harada.
The provocative lyrics and mysterious melody are a perfect match for the series—and for Halloween.
Princess MononokeYoshikazu Mera
It’s the theme song from the animated film Princess Mononoke.
The pure, clean-toned vocals and the classical melody rooted in Japanese tradition evoke a beautiful sense of melancholy.
Wouldn’t it be perfect to play at the close of a Halloween party?
Moonlight FlowerJanne Da Arc
It’s the opening theme of the anime Black Jack.
It’s a ballad featuring the melancholy tone of a violin and a wistful, nostalgic melody.
It would go perfectly with a Halloween vampire costume or a zombie outfit.
Sidoniaangela
This is an electronic track with a symphonic vibe.
It’s a song by the musical duo angela, released in 2014 as their 21st single.
It was used as the opening theme for the anime Knights of Sidonia, which drew attention for its use of 3D CG.
The grand arrangement throughout is powerful and cool.
I think it’s a piece that really ramps up your energy.
Perfect for heating up Halloween night to the max.
Masquerade ParadeWhale at Night in the City
You also won’t want to miss “Masquerade Parade,” which pulls you into a bewitching world.
It’s a brand-new track written by the music unit Kujira Yoru no Machi as the ending theme for the anime Yami Shibai 11.
The anime is a horror series that depicts various urban legends, and the song matches it with an ominous, unsettling sound.
The lyrics, which sing about the dual nature of people, and the laughter that slips in partway through are sure to send a chill down your spine.
Also pay attention to the lyrics portraying a “person who loves scary stories.”
Cream Puff FunkPhilosophy’s Dance
Let me introduce Cream Puff Funk, a festive song featuring congas.
It’s a track by the idol group Philosophy no Dance.
The song serves as the ending theme for the anime Mashle: MAGIC AND MUSCLES, which is set in a magical world and follows a protagonist who can’t use magic.
The main character loves cream puffs, and the lyrics sing passionately about that deep affection.
The candy-themed lyrics are perfect for Halloween, too.
Also, don’t miss the choreography inspired by cream puffs.
I want to tell you with all my heart!Suzuko Mimori
Speaking of classic costumes, witches are a staple—so how about a witch-themed anime song? “Seiippai, Tsutaetai!” sung by voice actress Suzuko Mimori, was released as a single in 2014.
It was used as the opening theme for the anime Majimoji Rurumo, in which Mimori also plays the lead role, Rurumo.
It’s a lively, cute tune—a catchy song that can put a smile on your face all by itself.
Mimori’s free and easy vocals are wonderful.
No matter how tired you are, this song will help you keep going.