Topic: What other anime openings could I include in a top 12 anime openings video?

[Urusei0Yatsura]

I removed them because I decided I liked other songs better.

[veehive]

No harm, no foul. It's darned hard to come up with a short list of One's Favorites with so many excellent songs out there (and with us putting our own 2-cents in). Which is why I only posted the one song (Motteke! Sailor Fuku!)originally.

It's your list. Do with it as you like.   We're just posting our favorites for the sheer fun of it.

Which reminds me ....

Another song I've found which bears consideration is ... hard to track down. I originally heard it as the soundtrack to one of LumCollette's AMV's (sadly, since removed from YouTube). Such unearthly beauty, I weep whenever I hear it. Reading the lyrics only deepens that urge: a declaration of the deepest love and devotion, and the complete resignation of one's self to that loved one.

This link has no video, but the song at last is found: from the Fushigi Yuugi - Eikoden OVA: Chijou no Seiza, sung by Youko Ueno:
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[FallinG_StaR]

It's your list. Do with it as you like.   We're just posting our favorites for the sheer fun of it.

Indeed... Btw Janus I like your idea...

my suggestion to the rules are

*1 song per franchise
*up to 20 songs  (so it would be 10 best openings and 10 best endings)
*say what anime it was featured on
*song name and/or performing artist
*explanation of the choice ( it doesn't have to be a long explanation, can be a short answer) 
*optional embed youtube videos or links
* include the date (very important because your list is most likely to change in time)

I know that some anime franchises can have many good theme songs that you could buy the soundtrack and enjoy every second of the CD.
but its best choosing 1 song per franchise, sot it will show us which one you really like out of the bunch (it would feel like choosing a favorite son) and give room for other anime theme songs that you like to make it in he list too

I think that this would be more organized and be easily followed