Theme songs and insert songs from Slam Dunk through the years, including the theme song from the 2022 film!
Slam Dunk, a nationally beloved manga by Takehiko Inoue, debuted in 1990.
It’s a masterpiece that stands as a landmark in basketball-themed manga and anime!
In this article, we’ll introduce the opening and insert songs from the Slam Dunk anime.
We’ve also highlighted the insert songs from the past theatrical releases and the theme song for THE FIRST SLAM DUNK, which premiered in 2022.
Be sure to listen to these wonderful tracks that bring the world of the series to life!
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All-time Slam Dunk theme and insert songs, including the 2022 movie theme! (21–30)
The Zero Sense10-FEET

This is the 22nd single by the Japanese three-piece rock band 10-FEET, released digitally in November 2022.
It was chosen as the ending theme song for the film THE FIRST SLAM DUNK.
It’s a very straightforward rock song, and in terms of tempo and vocal melody, there don’t seem to be any particularly difficult parts to sing.
Because of that, I think it’s relatively easy for most people to aim for a perfect 100 score at karaoke.
The song makes frequent use of breaks at the transitions between sections, so being able to really feel the rhythm there and handle the vocals cleanly will be the key to shooting for that 100.
Be sure to feel the beat solidly and give it a try.
The Shōhoku Five’s Agitation

Is this the piece for when a traveling violation is called? That distinctive melody at the start really conveys a sense of despair.
Then comes extreme tension.
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It feels as if everyone is frozen in that hopeless situation.
I can’t help but want to hear what happens next—this track alone makes me curious about the continuation.
Go Ahead!

It feels like racing ahead, staring only straight ahead until everything around you disappears.
That’s the impression I get when I listen to this song.
Maybe it’s chasing after something.
The guitar melody in the track is really cool.
OUTSIDER

When you think of songs related to sports, you probably imagine refreshing tunes, fiery rock sounds, or fast tempos.
However, OUTSIDER is the opposite of that image, evoking a calm and pure atmosphere.
The sparkling sound effects give the sense of reminiscing about past memories.
The tone of the lead synthesizer is beautiful and soothing.
I also recommend listening to it when you want to relax at home.
Until the world endsWANDS

WANDS is a three-piece rock band known as one of the most iconic acts among Being artists who dominated the J-POP scene in the 1990s.
Their 8th single, “Until the World Ends…,” used as the second ending theme for the TV anime Slam Dunk, is a memorable track featuring emotional lyrics and a catchy melody.
For those who listened to it in real time, singing along may bring back vivid memories of that era.
With the 2022 release of the animated film THE FIRST SLAM DUNK, the song has been garnering renewed acclaim as a million-selling number.
Blue

From this sound, I feel the tension you get when you encounter something unknown.
The unease before you know whether it’s an enemy or an ally.
I can picture someone silently probing, trying to uncover its true nature.
What on earth has happened, I wonder?
Oh! Boy

Because it’s so simple, it stands out—a sound that’s the exact opposite of tension.
To put it plainly, it’s a deflated, absent-minded melody.
When you mess something up, or accidentally end up making someone angry… you can almost hear that little voice inside saying, “Welp, I blew it.”






