The opening theme music of anime are a crucial component of the whole viewing experience. The majority of anime viewers probably won’t want to miss these introductions. The best opening themes can be found in these otherwise terrible series.
“Touch Off” By UVERworld: The Promised Neverland
The first season of The Promised Neverland showed great potential. Audiences were enthralled by the mysterious undertones of the story’s interesting world. Unfortunately, the second season fell short of the high expectations set by the first.
The opening themes were a great way to get people excited about the show. The song “Touch Off” by UVERworld is dramatic and upbeat. The music was a highlight of the show, adding energy and emotion to the visuals.
“X.U.” By Sawano Hiroyuki: Seraph Of The End
There are a lot of different genre conventions and tropes jammed into Seraph of the End, making it hard to follow. This is a part of the story, according to certain readers. Some people may find it overly complicated or bulky.
The openers are there to make up for the series’ shortcomings. Sawano Hiroyuki’s “X.U.” serves as the first opening, and it’s fascinating both musically and narratively. The first season’s closing theme, “scaPEGoat”, really sparks a dialogue with this work.
“Crossing Field” By Lisa: Sword Art Online
Everyone, from reviewers to fans, has hated on Sword Art Online. Some people say it paved the way for a flood of subpar Isekai animations. As time passes, its notoriety only grows more negative and infamous.
Even so, each of the theme songs lends the show an air of seriousness that it otherwise could lack.Some of the most talented musicians in the business have contributed to Sword Art Online, including LiSA with their songs “Crossing Field” and “ADAMAS”. The opening songs are always on point, despite the story’s flaws.
“CORE PRIDE” By UVERworld: Blue Exorcist
Compared to its predecessors, Blue Exorcist was never as successful. Once the first season veered away from the manga, the quality began to decline.
However, Blue Exorcist’s first few tracks are excellent. UVERworld’s “CORE PRIDE” and “Itteki no Eikyou” are two cheerful, brisk compositions that set the stage for the rest of the performance.
“Unravel” By TK From Ling Tosite Sigure: Tokyo Ghoul
Unfortunately, Tokyo Ghoul was adapted poorly into an anime. Now, people remember it for its dark mood, muddled storylines, and groundbreaking opening theme.
The Ling Tosite Sigure song “Unravel” by TK had far-reaching effects on the show and beyond. It remains one of the most watched anime openers ever made. Because of its immense popularity, it often overshadows the rest of the series.
