Nostalgic anime songs. Anime theme songs full of memories.
From classic anime songs—including opening themes, insert songs, and ending themes—we present standout and popular tracks recommended by our studio staff.
It’s a nostalgic playlist that will have you humming along before you know it.
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Nostalgic Anime Songs: Memorable Anime Themes (91–100)
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This is the opening theme song of Code Geass.
I love this anime so much that I ended up loving the song too.
The lyrics match the anime perfectly, and while I’d love for you to listen to the song, I really want you to watch the entire anime.
If you do, you’ll love the song even more.
A third of pure-hearted feelingsSIAM SHADE
This is the opening theme song of Rurouni Kenshin.
It’s a smash-hit masterpiece by SIAM SHADE.
Both the visuals and the music are top-notch.
Rurouni Kenshin has many great songs, but this one is my favorite.
SIAM SHADE has recently reunited!
Nostalgic Anime Songs: Memorable Anime Themes (101–110)
Harris's WhirlwindGachatrians
Harris no Kaze is a manga by Tetsuya Chiba serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine.
The story follows the protagonist, Kunimatsu Ishida, as he excels in various school clubs such as the baseball and soccer teams.
It was adapted into an anime in 1966, with the theme song performed by the Gachatrians.
Theme of Lupin the ThirdPete Mack Jr.
It’s the opening theme song of Lupin the Third.
It’s so famous that you could say there’s hardly a Japanese person who doesn’t know it.
Not only the vocals—brass bands often play it at Koshien, too.
Lupin, the thief who somehow inspires admiration as the hero, is the best.
Rainbow Squadron RobinPuchi Bossa Family
Rainbow Squadron Robin is a science fiction anime depicting the battle between the Rainbow Squadron and Emperor Palta, who has his sights set on Earth.
The original concept was created by Studio Zero, where Fujiko Fujio and Shotaro Ishinomori were members.
The theme song is performed by Rainbow Harmony.
Somewhere today, too, there’s a Devilman.Keizo Toda
Devilman is a TV anime based on the original work by Go Nagai.
The story follows Devilman, a hero of the Demon Tribe, who betrays the demons and fights against them, and it differs greatly from the original manga.
The ending theme is Today, Somewhere, Devilman, sung by Keizo Juta.
Aim for the Ace!Kumiko Osugi
Aim for the Ace! is a sports-themed manga serialized in Weekly Margaret and has been adapted into anime multiple times.
A live-action drama version also aired in 2004.
The opening theme of the first TV anime was sung by Kumiko Ōsugi.