To quote our favorite snowman, Olaf! “IN SUMMER!” 😀 It’s summer! For June, I thought a fun focus for this month’s top ten topics would be Anime Music Lists, mostly openings and endings! Music is so critical to setting the tone for a show, getting you thrilled to see these visual masterpieces of animation and stories.

Sadly, some animes have anime songs that bop, have you headbang, warm your heart as your toes tingle to watch what these images are feeding you. And…the show does not live up to the hype. Not that the anime is ‘bad;’ it just is not as good as the song.

The ranking for this is the higher the ranking means the song is high on my playlist for rocking, but the anime is just okay. Now, I still RECOMMEND you give most of these animes a try; they ARE good. Just not as wonderful as the song, lol!

If you click the titles, it will take you to the Youtube video for those songs.

I DID put warnings for the shows! That does not mean all the songs or music videos are 16+ too. Most of the videos are 14+ max or just fine. But you can definitely just listen to them too if you do not want to watch the video; they are all amazing songs! ^-^

One, two, three! It’s June! Let’s jam!

Top 10 ‘Okay’ Animes with Amazing Anime Openings:

1. Cutie Honey Universe (16+) (OPENING) (ENDING)

2. Diabetic Lovers (season 1 opening) (16+)

3. Death Parade (16+) (opening)

4. Toradora!  (opening #1) (opening #2)

5. Revolutionary Girl Utena (16+) (opening) (ending)

6. This beautiful and ugly world (opening)

7. Is this a zombie? (16+) (season 1 opening)

8. Free: Eternal Summer (opening) (ending)

9. Heaven’s Lost Property (16+) (opening #1) (opening #2)

10. Ao-chan can’t study (16+) (opening)

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Try a new anime.  Rock out to some tunes! Stay geeky!

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Educator of young minds by day, super nerdy savior of justice, and cute things by night, Morgan Straughan Comnick has a love for turning the normal into something special without losing its essence. Morgan draws from real-life experiences and her ongoing imagination to spark her writing. In her spare time, she enjoys doing goofy voices, traveling to new worlds by turning pages, humming child-like songs, and forcing people to smile with her “bubbliness.” It is Morgan’s mission in life to spread the amazement of otaku/Japanese culture to the world and to stop bullying; she knows everyone shines brightly.

For more information about Morgan and her works, check out her website, which also has links to all her social medias: http://morganscomnick.com