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Anime intros set the tone for the entire show and give a sense of what’s to come to the viewers. While a lot of people usually skip the intro, true anime fans make anthems out of good anime songs. <\/p>\n

With the recent mainstreaming of anime itself, its music is also gaining a lot of popularity. We are here to compile some of the best music the anime world has to offer.<\/p>\n

We are not going to include super popular and extremely recognizable tracks like Cha La Head Cha La (Dragon Ball Z), Hikaru Nara (Your Lie in April) or The World (Death note) in the list. This list contains anime openings, anime endings as well as tracks used during a show.<\/p>\n

1. Signal by Toru Kitajima – 91 Days<\/strong><\/h2>\n

We’re starting with one of the most talented music artists in Japan, TK<\/a> from Ling Tosite Sigure. Signal is the opening theme of the 91 Days anime. It was written and performed by TK. The song peaked at number 18 on the Oricon singles charts. While the anime itself is lesser-known, the song became quite popular. The song explores the rollercoaster that our emotional conflicts often lead us on. TK shows an impressive range in his fluid singing that just instantly reaches your soul.<\/p>\n


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