'%20x='0'%20y='0'%20height='100%25'%20width='100%25'%20%0A%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20xlink%3Ahref='data:image/jpg;base64,/9j/2wBDAAYEBQYFBAYGBQYHBwYIChAKCgkJChQODwwQFxQYGBcUFhYaHSUfGhsjHBYWICwgIyYnKSopGR8tMC0oMCUoKSj/2wBDAQcHBwoIChMKChMoGhYaKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCj/wAARCAAGAAoDASIAAhEBAxEB/8QAFQABAQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP/xAAjEAACAgEDAwUAAAAAAAAAAAABAgMEEQAFEgYTIQcUIzGR/8QAFQEBAQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQP/xAAaEQEAAgMBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACAAEDESEx/9oADAMBAAIRAxEAPwC/Wm97TLJTU0bnua6LMrJY7awKoEnxr5GW54YEYI/dTT1bs1lEENzcO1EOCcq1cnA8DJx96aacJrIlS7qXYPup/9k='%3E%3C/image%3E%3C/svg%3E)
My Hero Academia has provided not just some of the most spectacular fights and touching moments of the series but also some of the most recognizable opening theme songs in recent anime history. Every season has come up with new songs that define the theme of the arcs, and the audience is left with tracks that instantly remind them of a major event in the series. Between rock anthems full of high-energy and moving, heart-to-heart numbers, these introductions are the ones you can remember as much as the characters.
The following is a list of 10 My Hero Academia opening theme songs, ranked. Every entry will discuss the song itself, the scenes where it was used in the anime, the composer, and the emotional feelings that make fans remember it.
10. “Merry-Go-Round” by MAN WITH A MISSION
This song is a blend of rock energy and positive tones; it was used in My Hero Academia Season 5 as the opening theme of the series Arc of Endeavor Agency. The song was written by MAN WITH A MISSION and accompanies episodes 91 to 100. The positive beat of the song reflects the collaboration of Midoriya, Bakugo, and Todoroki with the support of Endeavor. It is remembered by fans as a phase of transition, when the following generation of heroes started to enter the actual battles under pro-hero guidance.
9. “No.1” by DISH//
The opening theme of the first episode of the My Hero Academia Season 5, entitled No.1 was used between episodes 89 and 100. It is performed by DISH//, which reflects the will of heroes who are making attempts to become the number one and the troubles of Endeavor, the new top hero. Its catchy beats and inspirational lyrics underline the hardships and the invincibility of pro-heroes in unpredictable situations. It is remembered not only because of the music, but because it signifies a change in the tonal juxtaposition of the anime, into more serious topics of legacy, responsibility, and maturation.
8. “Starmarker” by KANA-BOON
Starmarker, by KANA-BOON, was the debut theme of episodes 77-88 of My Hero Academia Season 4. The song is also characterized by its lively instrumentation and optimistic lyrics, which coincide with the growth of Class 1-A and their preparations for cultural festivals. It also included the fierce clash of Deku and Gentle Criminal with the light and dark undercurrents. The reason fans do not forget it is because the song is a breath in between the series when the heavier arcs started, as it reminds them of the youth and friendship of the heroes.
7. “Odd Future” by UVERworld
Making its debut in My Hero Academia Season 3 (episodes 39 to 51), Odd Future is a force of an intro. UVERworld has written this song using a combination of high-energy rhythms and futuristic sounds. It is associated with some of the most dramatic episodes in the series, such as the empowerment of the League of Villains and the fight between All Might and All For One. This beginning is recalled by the fans as the song of hope to face the total darkness, as Deku grows in one of the darkest arcs of this series.
6. “The Day” by Porno Graffitti
The Day is the very first opening song of My Hero Academia, which plays in the first 13 episodes of the first season. Sung and penned by Porno Graffitti, the song is lively, motivational, and is an ideal welcoming message to the world of quirks and heroes. Its blistering beats established the stage on which Deku grows from an uninterested boy to a strong-willed hero in training. It has remained in the memories of fans due to the burden of nostalgia that the theme introduced them to the My Hero Academia world with.
5. “Sora ni Utaeba” by amazarashi
This intro, by amazarashi, was played in My Hero Academia Season 2 (episodes 26 to 38). The name means “If I Sing to the Sky," and it is perfectly appropriate to the emotional and competitive mood of the Hero Killer: Stain arc. It is melancholic and empowering at the same time, which reflects the hopes of the students themselves and the ideological confrontation between heroes and villains. People remember it since it is philosophically deep, reminding the audience of the ethical multifacetedness of a hero society.
4. “Peace Sign” by Kenshi Yonezu
One of the most popular openings of the whole franchise is called Peace Sign. It was composed by Kenshi Yonezu and was used in My Hero Academia Season 2 (episodes 14 to 25), in the epic U.A. Sports Festival Arc. The catchy rhythm, strong vocals, and motivating lyrics in the song correlate to the development of Deku, who was confronted with new competitors such as Todoroki. It is one of the most memorable opening themes of My Hero Academia since fans recall it due to its captivation of the thrill of competition and the quest to establish oneself.
3. “Polaris” by BLUE ENCOUNT
Aired in My Hero Academia Season 4 (episodes 64 to 76), Polaris can be remembered due to its touching lyrics and emotional appeal. Written and sung by BLUE ENCOUNT, the song was used in the arc of Shie Hassaikai, as Deku battled Overhaul to save Eri. This theme was memorable due to the dramatic imagery of the beginning and the emotional load of the arc. It is remembered by fans as the song of triumph, the emotional connection of Deku and Eri, and the triumph of hope over despair.
2. “Make My Story” by Lenny Code Fiction
Performed by Lenny Code Fiction, Make My Story was the opening of My Hero Academia Season 3 between episodes 52 and 63. It had a cheery rock feel and was in keeping with the toughness of the students who were healing their wounds caused by the traumatic events of the earlier arcs. The imagery is used to emphasize light-minded student life and the shadow of villainy, which is always around. It is stuck in the memories of the fans as a mix of hope and stress, and thus a subject that was synonymous with youth and imminent adversity.
1. “My Hero” by MADKID
First on the list appears the song of MADKID, My Hero, which became one of the trademark openings of the franchise. It followed the premiere arc of My Hero Academia Season 3, with the students about to prepare and participate in their summer training camp. Its lyrics are about determination, courage, and perseverance, themes that My Hero Academia revolves around. People not only recall it due to its power but also because it can be heard as a hymn of heroism, which captures the mood of Deku and his schoolmates.
Trending
My Hero Academia Opening Themes
Opening themes of My Hero Academia are part and parcel of the series. The songs, starting with The Day and ending with Peace Sign and Polaris, bring back memories of certain arcs, character conflict, and the emotional lights. Be it energetic beats, emotional depth, or purely nostalgic worth, these songs remain memorable long into the episodes still. Ranking these ten memorable openings, one can easily conclude that music is an indispensable part of My Hero Academia, as it is in its superheroes, supervillains, and climax fights.
Reply
