When it comes to the best anime theme songs by kpop groups, the combination of two iconic genres brings a whole new level of excitement to fans of both like a dream combination. As a K-pop fan, you probably already know the love your faves have for you, but when they switch to anime soundtracks, things are different. Whether you're a die-hard anime watcher or someone who just vibes with good music, hearing a K-pop song as the opening or ending theme of an anime will make you feel like your world has changed. collide in the best way possible.
These songs don't just play the credits — they set the tone, ramp up the excitement, and make you replay that episode of the anime just to hear the music. So, let's take a look at some of the most memorable anime theme songs from K-pop groups that captivated us and took our favorite anime to the next level.
Best Anime theme songs by K-pop groups
Eternal Shine by TXT for Black Clover
Start off strong with TXT's “Ever Eternal Shine,” which serves as the twelfth opening theme for Black Clover. If you're already a fan of Asta and his team, then hearing TXT's soothing yet impactful vocals as you prepare for another episode of intense magical battles is just what you'll love. need. The song itself is as bright and uplifting as the title suggests, giving you hope and resilience–exactly the kind of energy this series thrives on. Who wouldn't feel inspired by such an anthem? As Asta defies all odds and you defy your daily efforts, this song is like a soundtrack to your life.
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CIX wins for The God of High School
Now, let's talk about CIX and their hit song “WIN” the ending theme of The God of High School. This movie really set the tone for an anime about high-stakes battles and high-level martial arts. Pulse? Frantic. Energy? Off the charts. Every episode of The God of High School is like a high-speed adrenaline rush, and this track serves as the perfect cooldown—but can't help but keep your heart beating a little longer. This song is for those who are ready to conquer the world (or at least their next workout).
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Stray Kids' top for Tower of God
Stray Kids is known for playing strong, powerful music, so it makes sense that Top was chosen as the opening theme song for Tower of God. From the first notes, you'll be impressed by the signature intensity that Stray Kids brings to all of their performances. As the characters in Tower of God fight to climb the tower and achieve their dreams, you can't help but feel a surge of ambition when listening to this song. Whether you're climbing a metaphorical tower in your own life or just following the song, it's a certified hit that perfectly captures what the anime is about.
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Enhypen's Remember Me Not for Re-Main
Switching gears, Enhypen's song Remember Me Not for the anime Re-Main has a lighter, more optimistic feel. This sports anime about water polo is full of youthful energy, and the song fits the show's competitive yet fun spirit. It's the kind of track that makes you want to pursue your dreams, no matter how difficult the journey. Enhypen’s youthful vocals match the determined yet playful tone of protagonist Re-Main, making “Forget Me Not” the perfect companion to this uplifting series.
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Apink's brand new days for Rilu Rilu Fairilu
If you fancy something a little more exotic then Apink's Brand New Days for Rilu Rilu Fairilu is the place for you. This fairy tale anime is both cute and has Apink's sweet, delicate voice that makes you feel like you're floating in a magical world. The song radiates positivity and innocence, just like the charming characters in the film. It's one of those tracks that makes you smile instantly, whether you're watching anime or just adding it to your playlist for a relaxing moment.
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Ateez's Dreamers for Digimon Adventure
That's right, Digimon Adventure has been rebooted and Ateez is here to bring us “Dreamers” as part of the soundtrack. This song is like a warm hug from the anime universe, reminding us all of the excitement and nostalgia of following the Digimon story. “Dreamers” has a spirit of hope and adventure, making you want to enter the Digimon world right alongside your favorite characters. Ateez nailed it with this track — perfect for those who need a little motivation to keep dreaming big.
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CNBLUE's In My Head for Supernatural: The Animation
For something a little darker, CNBLUE's In My Head is the perfect match for Supernatural: The Animation. This anime adaptation of the popular American series needed something with a bit of an edge, and CNBLUE's rock sound did not disappoint. Their songs add intensity to the show's haunting atmosphere and reflect the characters' inner turmoil. You feel the weight of the world (and its demons) bearing down, but “In My Head” gives you the strength to push through.
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Eclipse of the Dreamcatcher for King's Raid: Ishi wo Tsugu Monotachi
When it comes to combining rock music and the fantasy genre, Dreamcatcher can absolutely do it. “Eclipse”, their song for King's Raid: Ishi wo Tsugu Monotachi, is no exception. This dark and dramatic track enhances the anime's themes of war, power, and destiny, while Dreamcatcher's intense sounds will draw you into the story. Their haunting vocals combined with powerful instrumentals made “Eclipse” one of the most memorable anime openings of any K-pop group.
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BoA's Maayume chases after Fairy Tail
BoA, the queen of K-pop took Masayume Chasing as the opening theme for Fairy Tail and it's still as iconic as ever. The song's upbeat, adventurous tone fits perfectly with the magical and chaotic world of Fairy Tail. BoA's powerful vocals and infectious energy make you want to join the action with Naruto and the rest of the gang. It's one of those tracks that instantly gets stuck in your head — in the best way possible.
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Share the world for TVXQ's One Piece
Last but not least, TVXQ's “Share the World” take on One Piece is a collaboration between K-pop and anime that we will never forget. This song is as legendary as the One Piece series itself, with its uplifting melody and inspirational message of friendship and adventure. TVXQ captures the essence of One Piece's journey perfectly, giving us all the feels of setting sail with Luffy and his crew.
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These songs are more than just background music — they're the emotional backbone of their respective anime, and they bring the stories to life in ways that only K-pop can. If you haven't heard these yet, what are you waiting for?
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