Anime lovers will definitely understand that the anime soundtrack is made to get fans excited about the anime series they are about to watch. However, it's a shame that some viewers prefer to skip the soundtrack, so they can go straight to watch the anime continuation.

Anime Soundtracks You Shouldn’t Skip

1. KICK BACK by Kenshi Yonezu (Chainsaw Man)

Kick Back took first place on the Billboard Japan Hot Animation chart in the first half of 2023. The opening theme song for Chainsaw Man is sung by singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu. Even though Chainsaw Man ended at the end of December last year, it  has an extraordinary fanbase and popularity.

The lyrics of this song tell about how happy and lucky we are to be able to live in the present life. The songwriter also explained that he lives an ordinary life and spends his time doing the things he loves.

2. Idol by YOASOBI (Oshi no Ko)

Oshi no Ko anime has finished season 1 and as an anime that tells the story about idols and the entertainment industry, this anime cannot disappoint fans with its opening soundtrack. Fortunately, music duo Yoasobi performed "Idol", a song that outperformed the rest of the soundtrack.

This song fits perfectly with the theme of the anime. From brooding rap verses to energetic J-pop melodies, changing moods in an instant. This song is a perfect representation of Ai Hoshino's character and the point of view on the two-faced world of the entertainment industry.

3. Zankyou Sanka by Aimer (Demon Slayer S2)

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Season 2 Entertainment District Arc opens with the song Zankyou Sanka sung by Aimer. Even though it was protested by fans, this song proves its existence.

“Zankyo Sanka” was written by Aimer under the pen name aimerrhythm and produced by Masahiro Tobinai. This is a Song that is full of speed from the intro where Aimer's powerful melody is driven by beautiful piano and trumpet. The meaning of this song provides a glimpse into the personality of Tengen Uzui, known as a pillar of music, who has a habit of saying Hade

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4. Watashi wa Saikyou by Ado (ONE PIECE FILM RED)

One of the soundtracks from One Piece Film: Red is included in the list of most popular anime songs according to Billboard Japan. The song is entitled Watashi wa Saikyou sung by Ado. In this song, there is a long-awaited wait for a new dawn era, causing feelings of worry and fear of loss.

5. Kizuna no Kiseki by MAN WITH A MISSION × milet (Demon Slayer S3)

‘Kizuna No Kiseki’ features a strong pop rock music style, with vocals sung in their native language. MAN WITH A MISSION and milet showcase their skills in creating unique and appealing music for anime fans and Japanese music as a whole.

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