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.
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Inuyasha Theme and Insert Songs (1–10)
CHANGE THE WORLDV6
Sung by V6, this was the first opening theme for the anime Inuyasha, released in 2000.
With its bright, forward-looking message and catchy melody, the song has given many listeners courage and hope.
It blends beautifully with the anime’s world, helping to further boost the series’ popularity.
It’s said that member Ken Miyake was a fan of the original creator Rumiko Takahashi, and he was thrilled when V6 was chosen for the theme.
If you’re looking for the courage to carve out your future with your own hands, why not give this song a listen? It’s sure to lift your spirits.
deep forestDo As Infinity
A celebrated song by Do As Infinity that portrays the journey of life.
It opens with the gentle tones of an acoustic guitar, and Tomiko Van’s powerful yet delicate vocals resonate deeply.
Released in September 2001, the track was used as the second ending theme for the anime Inuyasha, capturing the hearts of many.
Its lyrics—singing of fading innocence and the search for light in a world full of falsehoods—align beautifully with the work’s overall atmosphere.
Included on the album DEEP FOREST, this song stands beside anyone lost or struggling in life.
It’s a moving piece you’ll want to listen to alone on a quiet night.
DearestAyumi Hamasaki
A quiet, heartrending song sung by Ayumi Hamasaki.
It’s a chest-tightening track in which she pours her heart into expressing the powerful feeling of continuing to think about someone precious.
It portrays scenes like closing your eyes amid the bustle of the city to recall a loved one’s smile, and the emotions tied to mustering the courage to make time just for the person you love.
Released in September 2001 as Ayumi Hamasaki’s 24th single, it debuted at No.
1 on the Oricon chart.
It was also used as the ending theme for the anime Inuyasha, resonating with many listeners.
This song, which captures the feelings of someone in love, is one to play in those moments when you want to think of someone dear to you.
Inuyasha Theme and Insert Songs (11–20)
ANGELUS -Angelus-Hitomi Toritani
A theme song from the popular series Inuyasha, well-known among anime fans.
It’s a track where Hitomi Shimatani’s clear, translucent vocals blend beautifully with a passionate, intriguingly mysterious Latin number.
Among the series’ music, this song is especially popular—many people think of this track when they think of Inuyasha.
Released in 2005, it earned support not only from anime fans but from a wide audience, becoming one of Shimatani’s signature songs.
The lyrics, sung over a fervent Latin rhythm, perfectly match the world of Inuyasha.
It’s recommended not only for those who want to be drawn into the anime’s world, but also for anyone looking for a passionate love song.
With youAAA
This is a song released by AAA in October 2009 that drew attention as the ending theme for Inuyasha: The Final Act.
The piece sings about the courage to face the hardships and challenges encountered on life’s journey.
It portrays two people overcoming obstacles by joining forces, lighting a beacon of hope in the hearts of listeners.
As an anthem for those who hide their tears while putting on a brave face, it’s recommended for anyone looking to get through a tough time.
When you want to join hands with the one you love and move forward, listening to this song will surely give you courage.
Poem of TruthDo As Infinity
A song distinguished by the kokyū’s tone and its memorable melody line.
Its profound lyrics invite you to reexamine the meaning and direction of your life.
Released in November 2001 as Do As Infinity’s 10th single, it is also included on the album “True Song.” Used as the fifth ending theme for the anime Inuyasha, it resonated with many listeners.
This work conveys the importance of keeping your head up and moving forward.
It’s a recommended track when you’re feeling lost in life or ready to take a new step.
Celebrated among fans, it stands as a song that epitomizes Do As Infinity’s musical identity.
At the end of a distant roadAi Takegawa
A song whose bittersweet feelings and hope-filled melody resonate in the heart.
It carries unwavering love for a cherished person and wishes for the future.
Released in March 2010, it was used as the ending theme for the TV anime Inuyasha: The Final Act.
Written and composed by Ai Takekawa, it reached No.
159 on the Oricon charts and is also included on the album Dreamer.
The lyrics sing of longing for someone far away and the courage to overcome hardships, making it a recommended listen when you want to feel the bond with someone important.
Its heartwarming melody and Ai Takekawa’s clear, transparent voice gently embrace the listener.