Anime Music & Voices
From unforgettable opening themes to the voices that bring our favourite characters to life, this category celebrates the sound and soul of anime. Discover artist spotlights, iconic intros and endings, voice actor tributes, and the musical moments that define entire shows.
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History Maker by DEAN FUJIOKA Lyrics: A Song of Self-Belief
Ten years after Yuri!!! on ICE first introduced us to its unforgettable opening, History Maker by DEAN FUJIOKA remains an anthem of self-belief. Here’s why its soaring melody, heartfelt lyrics and message of determination still perfectly capture Yuri Katsuki’s journey.
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Brandon Potter: The Voice of Authority and Warmth
Brandon Potter’s deep, resonant voice has shaped anime classics from One Piece to Gangsta. As an actor, ADR director, and writer, he bridges authenticity and artistry, elevating every role he touches. Discover the warmth, authority, and craft behind one of anime’s most recognisable English voices. [Post read time: 6–10 min]
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Fighter by Bump of Chicken Lyrics: A Song of Resilience
Explore the English lyrics of “Fighter” by Bump of Chicken, the powerful ending theme for March Comes in Like a Lion. Discover how this emotional song captures the essence of the anime and reflects the journey of its main character, Rei Kiriyama. Dive into the lyrics and find out why this song resonates with so…
3–5 minutes -
Meet Romi Park a Versatile and Respected Seiyuu
Behind The Voice: Romi Park
3–4 minutes -
Kakihara Tetsuya a Versatile and Dynamic Voice Actor
Discover the captivating voice of Tetsuya Kakihara, a renowned Japanese voice actor known for his dynamic performances in anime series like Fairy Tail and Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. Learn about his impact on the industry and explore his diverse range of characters.
3–4 minutes -
Fairy Tail Ending Theme: Kanpekigu No Ne
Explore the nostalgic charm of “Kanpekigu No Ne” by Watarirouka Hashiritai, the first ending theme song for Fairy Tail, providing a soothing and reflective conclusion to each episode, and showcasing the bonds and personal lives of the beloved characters.
3–4 minutes
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