Inuyasha’s theme songs and insert songs
Here are the anime theme songs from the popular manga Inuyasha, which was serialized in Weekly Shonen Sunday.
The story follows Inuyasha, a half-demon born between a human and a yokai, as he journeys with his companions in search of the Shikon Jewel.
Set across both the Sengoku period and the present day, the tale unfolds with thrilling battle scenes that keep you on the edge of your seat.
Inuyasha’s anime ended in 2004, and the manga’s serialization in Sunday concluded in 2008.
Aside from a one-shot published in 2015 depicting events six months after the finale, there have been no sequels or continuations.
Listening to this playlist might be the perfect excuse to revisit Inuyasha—it could be a nostalgic treat.
Inuyasha Theme and Insert Songs (1–10)
Graduation: Farewell Is for TomorrowTackey & Tsubasa
It’s one of the few insert songs in the Inuyasha anime series.
The track was used in a scene depicting a farewell, and as the title “Goodbye Is for Tomorrow” suggests, it portrays both parting and the hope that follows.
Embracing the Blue WildInuyasha feat. Kagome (Kappei Yamaguchi, Satsuki Yukino)
A character song from the anime Inuyasha that sings about the strong bond between Inuyasha and Kagome.
The lyrics convey their determination to overcome hardships together and their feelings for one another.
The seamless back-and-forth between Kappei Yamaguchi and Satsuki Yukino brings the world of the story to life through music.
This work was released as a character song single from the anime.
The catalog number is AVCA-22350.
In addition to the title track, it includes a remix version and an original karaoke track, making it a valuable item for fans.
It’s a recommended song for when you want to immerse yourself in the world of the anime or feel the bond with someone special.
One Day,One DreamTackey & Tsubasa
This is a song by Tackey & Tsubasa that was used as the fifth opening theme for Inuyasha.
It begins with a dreamlike melody and shifts into a bright, uplifting tempo—an impressive arrangement.
Performed by a male idol duo from Johnny & Associates who debuted in 2002, it’s a pop tune brimming with a sense of speed.
The lyrics and composition perfectly match the anime’s worldview, heightening the story’s developments.
It’s a refreshing cheer song for those striving toward their dreams and goals, or those determined to make a comeback.
Listening to this track will surely fill you with courage.
Diamondalan
A heart-stirring masterpiece where poignancy and warmth coexist.
The lyrics, which sing of finding the resolve to look forward and move on from sorrow, leave a strong impression.
Released in February 2010, it was used as the ending theme for the popular anime Inuyasha: The Final Act.
Alan’s clear, translucent vocals beautifully capture the world of the story.
Singing about the importance of living true to oneself, this song will surely comfort and encourage those who have experienced heartbreak or farewell.
It’s a piece that seeps into the heart—perfect for listening alone on a quiet winter night.
My willDream
It can be considered a signature song by dream that beautifully captures the world of Inuyasha.
Released in November 2000, this work is a poignant love song about feelings for a loved one far away.
Its message—feeling like you can become stronger, wanting to show both your smiles and your tears—is something many listeners can relate to.
Chosen as the first ending theme for the anime Inuyasha, it became a major hit, debuting at No.
6.
It also showcases the breadth of dream’s musical style.
Especially recommended for those who have experienced heartbreak or long-distance love.
With lyrics and a melody that sink into the heart, it’s sure to soothe your soul.
An Unending DreamNanae Aikawa
This is the third opening theme of the anime Inuyasha.
Composed by Hiroshi Shibazaki, the guitarist of abingdon boys school, it showcases his distinctive style throughout, especially in the intro.
The slightly rough vocal delivery also matches the song’s atmosphere extremely well.
Grip!Every Little Thing
An upbeat track full of heat and energy, known as one of Every Little Thing’s signature songs.
It was also used as the opening theme for the anime Inuyasha and is widely beloved among anime fans.
The lyrics, themed around dreams, hope, and struggles with real-life society, ask what truly matters within the everyday moments around us.
Released in March 2003, the song has frequently been performed live and stands as a highlight for fans.
It’s a track that gives us the courage to face the challenges we encounter in the real world.