Top 5 New Anime Endings for the Week

Ending songs are all varied no matter the type of anime it is set for. An ending could be a fun almost jazzy type of song even if the series is not very much in that circle, in the end (no pun intended), if a song and beat is good and fits well enough, an ending can be the final thing that can leave a single good point to the series if one was not satisified with its premise. The following ending songs are those type of endings that not only have a catchy not to it but in many ways leave a positive impression to the point that it could have worked even better as the opening of the series.

5.Gamers!

With a series about games and love, a definite pop song is to be expected and the ending song delivers just that. With s soft rock beat mixed with some piano and a hint of techno, the female vocals brings it all together and makes the listener want to bop along with the high and poppy song as it brings out bright colors and a pleasant visual.

4. Centaur no Nayami

A seeemingly simple anime may have more depth than a viewer may think. Especially if you add in the factor of a world where no humans exist and how the differences between the creatures of the series seem to have created an invisible line as the ending depicts this with low visual tones but a high and hopeful kind of vocals, making it not necssarily catchy but rather memorable in its own way.

3. Konbini Kareshi

While a high beat or well sung ending is a memorable and good thing to have, there is also an advantage to simple but mellow endings, especially when it comes to slice of life works. Though there may not be a lot of action in this genre, there is a depth to it that can be appreciated.

2. Youkai Apartment no Yuuga na Nichijou

With a smple but interesting concept of a series, an ending with a bit of a catchy beat with male vocals that you would think of with a male idol group. Such a diverse vocals and beat matches well with the series and the visuals were also a good look to finish the episode off with.

1. Koi to Usu

A tale of drama and love with internal conflict mixed in makes for a perfect combination of a bittersweet ending song which takes focus on the main focus of the series. In terms of song and beat, this makes for a perfect match to the series as the built up of the song reaches a high point with the chorus and brings a pleasant sound to the ears with the mix of female vocals and intrumentals. Out of all of the songs here however, this makes number one for the factor that it could easily be either an ending or opening for the series and it would still be remembered best for the series.