〖Personal Music Insights Sharing〗The need to soar, offering exactly what Japanese songs I am listening to

As a nerd who's read some manga... Well, since Aoxiang has spoken, let's list the songs I used to recommend to Black Horse-san and listen to now. Actually, there aren't many: The first one I recommended to Black Horse-san was the ED1 of Hayate Butler Season 2, "Today, My Heart Is Full" (this song has a strong rhythm and can be heard with a girlish feeling). Other songs categorized under "Hayate the Storm Butler" include Season 2's OP1 "Wonder Wind" and OP2 (if you don't know the title, just search the keywords and you'll know the title). If you're like me and have fallen for my big pink leader, you might want to follow her cosplay and listen to her cover of EVA's song "Cruel Angel's Program." Also, during the summer of high school, I revisited and supplemented the most popular Gundam series on DVD—the OP & ED of "Gundam Seed" and "Gundam Seed Destiny." My personal recommendations are: Seed's OP2 and ED1, as well as the final ending of the SD version. Of course, I have to mention: the perfect goddess of the "universe's number one diva" in my heart, Lux's insert song "Silent Night" (her soft, ethereal voice is the best remedy for calming the mood). )\In the middle section, the most recommended is: "The number one 'migrant worker' manga. Not only is the story a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, but the accompanying music is also consistently high-quality 'One Piece'!
From 1999 to 2013, there was always someone who said, 'I never dance the OP, I have a pose and I'm proud!' This indirectly shows just how classic the OP of 'One Piece' is.
The opening 1's 'We are' is the theme song that resonates with tens or even hundreds of millions of fans, gathering to set sail—bar none.
The following OP2, 'Believe', leaves fans with Luffy's smile and his companions in Loguetown, and the belief that they must give their all to help each other, even if it means dying;
OP3 "Marching Toward the Light" became the BGM for the heroic anthem of Alabasta, and also recalls Ace's gentle smile as he cared for his younger brother;
OP4 (The song title can't be typed, it probably starts with the word 'Boy' or something) is the battle anthem for Skypiea progress. Companions together find the treasure that has been sent flying into the sky, and the sound of the golden bell ringing through the skies must tell the world that ancient civilization hasn't disappeared—it's still in the sky! The 'King of Big Talk' never once boasted!\OP5 "Map of the Heart" This OP is the second most popular song after "We Are" (at least among fans in China). Its melody is delightful and lively, truly expressing one of the core essences of One Piece—boldness. Coupled with its closeness to the story, it's easy to understand why fans would single it out from so many classic OPs. \OP6 "Brand New World" (maybe translated as "Change the World," I really don't know that word) By the time we reach the Sabaody Archipelago arc, its more intense melody makes the rhythm of this battle gripping. \OP7 (Something with 'Crazy') This is a song depicting the joyfulness of summer beach outings. It might evoke different memories for different people, so I won't go into detail here. \OP8 For some reason, the animation team made this OP performed by the voice actors of the Straw Hat Pirates, singing "We Are." I don't understand the specific meaning, so I won't comment. \OP9 (I can't type the song name, let alone understand it; it starts with 'P') By this OP, the pirates have entered a new stage. Not only has the animation quality improved, but more importantly, the focus is the "New World," which has become increasingly clear. This stage is full of information—Franky joins, the Straw Hat Pirates take control of the Thousand Sunny and set sail again. This song depicts that scene. \OP10 TVXQ - "We Are," yes, this is a newly produced, tenth-anniversary edition version of "We Are." Honestly, I personally like this version very much because I enjoy the pure instrumental section in the middle. This song features many scenes from the terrifying three-ship battle, which is really exciting and fits perfectly with the music. \OP11 Also by TVXQ (I guess I really know nothing about this Korean group) "Shank the World" (maybe the first word was typed wrong) Starting with the pain of losing comrades one by one, then recovering, in the Pink Country adventure, the ups and downs mirror those in the song. \OP12 (Something wind… the Japanese part is weak) It's hard to imagine such a soothing OP being set to the tense storyline at Sabaody Archipelago.\OP13 'One Day' OP scene depicts the brotherly bond between Ace and Luffy… Actually, looking back now, it feels more like Ace's 'final song'…\OP14 Namie Amuro - 'Fight together' This is another OP that ranks at least among the top pirate OPs, in the top 5 songs. In Japan, Amuro is considered a singing diva, and the fact that she specifically sang an OP for One Piece on her album alone demonstrates the immense significance of this OP within One Piece. This song has a steadily advancing rhythm, with some repeated tones and mixing, creating a sense of liveliness. When combined with the lyrics, you can even feel the emotional sense of 'a desolate heart gaining hope, the pain will surely pass, we must look forward.' Indeed, the unknown and vast New World is not just a place for all the pirates appearing within it, but a place that we fans of One Piece all yearn for.\OP15 'We Go' This is the OP for the Straw Hat Pirates reuniting and setting off again after two years. It was originally very anticipated and thrilling for viewers, but also because it is 'too intense' and the middle-aged male voice is not exactly pleasant to listen to… So later, this OP was unnecessarily dragged out for a long time. Therefore, when this OP plays again, many people might instinctively cover their ears.\OP16 'Hands up' This is the current OP, performed by a new-generation singer born in the '90s. Singing an OP for One Piece is probably one of the most exciting memories in his life, and hopefully performing an OP for One Piece will not become a bottleneck in his musical journey. (This is off-topic.) Whether this OP is truly enjoyable or can become a classic in the hearts of fans may only be evaluated after the next OP airs.\— —— —Expansion Recommendation:\_____In the flames, your body, already covered in scars, shines in the flickering light, how dazzling it is… Enough, really, it's already enough… Merry… rest well… No matter what, we will never forget that you are a part of the Straw Hat Pirates!\——Insert song during Burning of the Merry: 'Dear Friend'
Other categories:\Many OPs or EDs of Detective Conan are quite good (there used to be many on MP3 menus). Currently, I have saved an ED on my phone, 'Kaze no La La La,' sung by Mai Kuraki. The melody is quite soothing.\'Fairy Tail' - ED4 - 'Kimi ga Iru Kara'\Clamp's three great ladies' healing-style shoujo manga masterpiece: 'Miracle Girl KOBATO' OP 'Magic Number,' with two insert songs: 'Ashita Kuru Hi' - 'When Tomorrow Comes';The Day That Comes Tomorrow - In a Snowy Town. Modified insert song, one ED: The Day That Comes Tomorrow - Around the Time Cherry Blossoms Bloom\Little sister fans' favorite "Yosuga no Sora" OP "Hiyoku no Hane"
Songs I've been looping recently:\Influenced by some airings of "Gintama" on TV, I inexplicably started liking OP1 "Pray"\Shingeki no Kyojin craze, although the OP has now changed, OP1 is definitely the most exciting, the most catchy, a divine track that can be looped endlessly without getting tired: Guren no Yumiya\Thanks to Huangfu for sharing, which made me obsessed with the ED of To Love-Ru Season 2… it seems Haruka Tomatsu's voice evokes fantasies about little sisters…\— — — — —\I hope Aoxiang likes the songs I recommended. Actually, I also have some personal reasons for posting this; leaving a post as a "record" so I won't forget these classic songs later, and to prove that I was once "captivated" by these songs. This post is also for everyone to read, and I hope everyone will like it.