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December 30, 2025
Anime | Top 20 Best Musical Anime | Anime Series About Music
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December 30, 2025
A ranked list of the best music anime, featuring heartfelt stories, iconic performances, and unforgettable soundtracks.
>A ranked list of the best music anime, featuring heartfelt stories, iconic performances, and unforgettable soundtracks.
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Music anime has a way of slipping past your defenses. One moment you’re watching a simple anime series, and the next you’re completely swept into a world where every chord, chorus, and character arc hits closer to home than expected. From heartfelt solos to full-blown stage explosions, these stories show how people, shy beginners, stubborn dreamers, even unexpected prodigy types, find themselves through sound. Some titles shine through emotional depth, others through pure performance energy, and a few simply remind you what it feels like to make music with people who understand you.
Even wildly creative worlds like Show By Rock prove that rhythm and personality can be just as gripping as any action story. And while the spotlight often lands on long-running series, even short films and anime movies in this genre manage to hit with surprising power.
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Rank |
Title |
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20 |
Kiniro no Corda |
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19 |
Senki Zesshou Symphogear |
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18 |
Detroit Metal City |
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17 |
Full Moon Wo Sagashite |
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16 |
Tari Tari |
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15 |
Those Snow White Notes |
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14 |
Zombieland Saga |
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13 |
The iDOLM@STER |
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12 |
Love Live! School Idol Project |
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11 |
Macros Frontier & Macross Delta |
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10 |
Liz And The Blue Bird |
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9 |
K-On! |
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8 |
Carole & Tuesday |
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7 |
Kids On The Slope |
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6 |
Hibike! Euphonium |
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5 |
Bocchi The Rock! |
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4 |
Nodame Cantabile |
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3 |
Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad |
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2 |
Nana |
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1 |
Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso – Your Lie In April |
20. La Corda d’Oro (Kiniro no Corda)
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Fall 2006 |
37 + 2 Specials |
TYO Animations |
Josei |
Reverse Harem | School |
From Primo Passo to Blue Sky, Kiniro no Corda has done well for itself, especially as a romantic manga and anime series centered on classical music. While the franchise originated as a female-targeted role-playing game by Koei, it’s gone on to explore themes of music appreciation, competition, and personal growth in its anime.
While remaining largely underrated and somewhat unknown, The Golden String (as it is otherwise known) features some prominent classical pieces like Ave Maria, and solidifies itself as an ethereal piece among musical anime.
19. Senki Zesshou Symphogear
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Winter 2012 |
65 + 14 OVAs |
Satelight | Kachigarasu | Studio Pastoral |
Shonen |
Action | Sci-Fi | Drama | |
Combining songs with action used to be a Bollywood thing, until Satelight brought that to anime fans with Hibike Tachibana’s story in 2012. Unlike a number of other anime that just feature killer opening soundtracks, Symphogear entertains with 5 seasons, watching characters fight alien entities with music. Weird; yes, but did it hit? Not gonna answer that.
There’s something different about seeing peak action sequences perfectly synced with character-specific songs performed by the voice actors themselves; it’s just safe to say this anime truly “ate." Mind you, the title actually translates to Superb Song of the Valkyries: Symphogear. And if you know who the Valkyries are (or were), then you know you’re in for a treat.
18. Detroit Metal City
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Summer 2008 |
12 (OVA) |
Studio 4°C |
Seinen |
Comedy | Parody | Satire | Showbiz |
Detroit Metal City is easily one of the binge-able, highly comedic anime to watch, at least for adults. On the surface, it’s a full package of extremely crude, vulgar humor as its comedy relies on obscene language, sexual jokes, and offensive lyrics. Also, it heavily parodies death metal culture, the music industry, and the animation isn’t all that. So, why is it worth watching then?
Even with just 12 episodes, it features a brilliant dual-identity premise, in its contrast between Negishi Soichi and his alter ego, Johannes Krauser II, over-the-top parody that’s actually done right, insanely catchy (and ridiculous) metal songs, all delivered with a cult-classic energy like never before seen.
Say again: this isn’t for children under the age of 18!
17. Full Moon Wo Sagashite
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Spring 2002 |
52 + OVA |
Studio DEEN |
Shoujo |
Magical Girl | Romance | Magic | Drama | Comedy | Supernatural |
Full Moon wo Sagashite begins with Mitsuki Kouyama clinging to a promise she made to Eichi before he moved to America: that she would become a singer, and he an astronomer. But Mitsuki’s throat cancer, her strict grandmother, and the sudden appearance of a shinigami who reveals she has one year left push her onto an emotional, urgent path toward music.
The anime adapts this setup but diverges almost immediately, following the manga for barely one episode before creating its own gentler, more hopeful storyline. But this is understandable, as the manga leans darker, with deeper emotional turns and more intense character revelations. So, while the manga is a dark masterpiece, the anime makes for a friendlier piece, and you get to pick your poison.
16. Tari Tari
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Summer 2012 |
13 + 1 Special |
P.A. WORKS |
Seinen |
Drama | Slice of Life |
Tari Tari is one of the few music anime that features light music, a warm mix of choir, J-pop, classical, and folk-inspired melodies. Unlike the upbeat music that many are used to, this series only dishes out a few full performances, but every one lands with heart. Instead of chasing flashy stages or big-idol energy, it leans into small moments: soft harmonies, school concerts, and songs that feel like little sighs of hope.
The story follows a group of students trying to reclaim their love for music while juggling the very real messiness of growing up. Between strict parents, fading dreams, and last-chance ambitions, they stumble, regroup, and find their voices anyway. It’s gentle, reflective, and quietly the kind of show that doesn’t shout but hums, and somehow sticks.
15. Mashiro No Oto - Those Snow White Notes
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Spring 2021 |
12 |
Shin-Ei Animation |
Shonen |
Coming of Age | Drama | School |
Music anime have always been a soft escape from the grit and chaos found elsewhere, so calling this series a well curated chill pill isn’t much of a stretch. The music takes center stage, naturally, but what really surprises is how well the story, pacing, and character development come together, especially within just twelve 24-minute episodes. It was produced by DMM Music, the same team behind the soundtracks for Fire Force, Listeners, and Blue Period, so you can rest assured that the audio work is in good hands.
14. Zombieland Saga
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Fall 2018 |
24 |
Mappa |
Seinen |
Comedy | Drama | Idols | Supernatural |
It starts with a girl whose idol dreams end abruptly, then restart in the most chaotic way possible. After waking up a decade later as a zombie with no memories, she’s thrown into an offbeat revival project led by a loud, unhinged manager determined to save Saga Prefecture through an idol group made entirely of resurrected girls. What follows is a wildly comedic yet surprisingly heartfelt journey as the members of Franchouchou navigate performances, hide their undead identities, and slowly reclaim the pieces of their past lives. Its success even sparked a manga adaptation, and the series went on to win major industry awards.
13. The iDOLM@STER
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Summer 2011 |
25 |
A-1 Pictures |
Seinen |
Comedy | Drama |
The iDOLM@STER began as Bandai Namco’s hit 2005 arcade and console rhythm-simulation game, where players trained and managed idols from the fictional 765 Production. As the franchise grew through CDs, live events, and radio programs, an anime adaptation became the natural next step.
Instead of crafting a high-stakes, dramatic narrative, the creative team leaned into a slice-of-life approach that mirrored the game’s pacing: small struggles, steady progress, and the everyday victories that shape rising performers. What truly gave the series its heart, though, was the involvement of the voice actresses, who not only portrayed their characters but also recorded new music and performed in real-world concerts, blurring the line between fiction and fandom.
12. Love Live! School Idol Project
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Winter 2013 |
114 |
Sunrise |
Seinen |
Slice of Life | School |
Unlike other anime about idols, this anime is a fully realized idol phenomenon that reshaped the entire idol-anime formula. The story, simply put, is about a group of girls who take to music and musical shows to save their school from closure; a rather simple yet bold and appealing move that required more than they foresaw.
This anime surpasses the sum of its individual parts, as it is a bundle of trite, silly, unrealistic, and time-wasting elements. Fret not, for it’s a really good treat that helps you understand the perks of following your dreams, come what may.
11. Macross Frontier & Macross Delta
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Fall 2007 |
25 | 26 |
Satelight |
Seinen |
Mecha | Romance | Action | Sci-Fi | Military |
For an anime with no official demographic, Seinen fans have argued that the Macross Frontier and Delta anime series belong with them, as they explore themes like politics, war, romance, music, and complex character dynamics. Both stand out as musical powerhouses wrapped in explosive mecha action and sweeping sci-fi drama.
But while Frontier thrives on the electric rivalry between Sheryl Noma and Ranka Lee, fusing soaring pop anthems with emotional storytelling, Delta pushes that legacy forward with Walkure, an idol unit whose songs literally shape the battlefield. The complete series actually turns music into a narrative weapon that’s bold, theatrical, and unforgettable. With both, watch for the music-driven combat, as odd as it might sound.
10. Liz And The Blue Bird
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Spring 2018 |
1 (Movie) |
Kyoto Animation |
- |
School | Performing Arts |
Here’s a beautifully understated and unforgettable 90-minute experience. In here, a gentle fairy tale tells of Liz, a lonely girl who befriends an injured blue bird, knowing their companionship would end once the bird can fly again. That story becomes the quiet emotional mirror for Mizore and Nozomi, two lifelong friends preparing for their final high school concert before graduation pulls them apart.
The plot is simple, but the movie’s strength lies in its visual poetry, with soft palettes, delicate movements, and a stillness that feels almost suspended in time. As a Hibike! Euphonium spin-off, its music is exceptional, with every gesture animated as if it were part of the score.
9. K-On!
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Spring 2009 |
39 |
Kyoto Animation |
Seinen |
Comedy | Iyashikei | School | Slice of Life |
A 2010 Best TV Animation Award winner, K-On! does share some similarities with Love Live (no. 12 above). While they share the same school music-girl group DNA, K-On! is a relaxed slice-of-life band story, featuring three high school girls who try to save their school’s Light music club. Why? The group lacks enough members, and could get disbanded.
As though that isn’t enough trouble, their new accidental member, newcomer Yui Hirasawa, doesn’t know how to play any instrument. The desperate trio tries every means possible to get Yui to stay, all to no avail, until they play her a piece that strikes a chord in her and ignites a passion for music.
From that point forward, it is simply a matter of experimenting with various elements of practice. The Light Music Club members are prepared to enjoy their time together to the fullest!
8. Carole & Tuesday
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Spring 2019 |
24 + Specials |
Bones |
Seinen |
Drama | Sci-Fi |
Shinichiro Watanabe is a well-known name in the anime universe, and his creative influence is unmistakable in Carole & Tuesday. Set on a futuristic, terraformed Mars, the series follows two girls from very different backgrounds who come together through their shared love of music. Carole, a spirited orphan working odd jobs, and Tuesday, a sheltered runaway from a wealthy family, form an unlikely duo determined to stand out in an industry dominated by AI-generated hits.
The anime blends heartfelt storytelling with social commentary, exploring creativity, ambition, and identity in a world where authenticity feels rare. It’s one of the few anime wherein the music, characters, and emotional beats give it a timeless, uplifting charm.
7. Sakamichi no Apollon - Kids On The Slope
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Spring 2012 |
12 |
Tezuka Productions | Mappa |
Josei |
Drama | Romance | Historical | Coming of Age |
A stunning 12-episode anime helmed by Watanabe and brought to life by Mappa studio, marking Mappa's inaugural production! While it may not align with their typical storytelling methods, it presents a gentle and touching coming-of-age tale about a group of children who develop a deep fascination with jazz music. This signifies a particularly intriguing shift from Watanabe’s typical narrative style, as it also represents his first directing role since the conclusion of Samurai Champloo in 2005.
If the show has any flaws, it’d be its snappy pacing due to the need to compress the entire story into just twelve episodes. Among the hundreds of music anime out there, it definitely stands among the top five that fly the flag of originality, rhythm, groove, and cultural richness of jazz.
6. Hibike! Euphonium - Sound! Euphonium
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Spring 2015 |
39 + 2 OVAs |
Kyoto Animation |
Seinen |
Drama | School |
A non-action anime holding a position among the top 1% on MyAnimeList is not a small feat, but Euphonium is one of the few that hit all its subject matters and elements really well. This series mixes K-On!’s warm character growth, Maria-sama’s gentle undertones of girl-girl affection, Chihayafuru’s determined ‘keep pushing forward’ energy, and the emotional intensity found in Fruits Basket. Remarkably, it brings all of this together while focusing on something as seemingly simple as the challenges faced by a high school brass band and its members.
5. Bocchi The Rock!
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Fall 2022 |
12 + 2 Movies + 1 Special |
CloverWorks |
Seinen |
Comedy | Slice of Life |
While waiting for a second season, the first season and summary movies of Bocchi offer everything in the CGDCT (Cute Girls Doing Cute Things) genre. Despite having only twelve episodes, the series leaves a strong emotional impression thanks to its relatable lead, Hitori “Bocchi” Goto, a painfully shy high schooler with few friends but a deep love for music. The story follows her slow but meaningful growth as she joins Kessoku Band, learns to perform live, and gradually opens up to the people around her.
Her awkwardness never disappears, but watching her change bit by bit is the heart of the show. Creative visual gags, expressive animation, charming characters, and genuinely good music all come together to make this an easy show to fall in love with.
4. Nodame Cantabile
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Winter 2007 |
46 + 3 OVAs |
J.C.Staff |
Josei |
Comedy | Mature Romance | Tsundere | noitaminA | School |
Nodame Cantabile is essentially a love letter to classical anime, as it pulls from a wide and rich catalogue across Romantic, Classical, and Impressionist eras. It features works from iconic composers like Beethoven (Symphony No. 7, Pathetique), Wolfgang (Piano Sonata K.545, Opera excerpts), Franz Liszt (La Campanella), Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Debussy, Strauss, and others (the list is almost endless).
Why? You wonder? The series revolves around orchestral music, piano repertoire, and conducting. Not trying to shy away from the wonder that the story and its execution are, but for lovers of classical music, this feels like strapping on a VR Headset and witnessing any of your favorite composers play on stage…it’s nothing short of elegant.
3. Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
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Fall 2004 |
26 |
Madhouse | DR Tokyo |
Shonen |
Drama | Coming of Age |
There’s something quietly soothing about this series; it never forces big twists or loud moments. It just follows people chasing what matters to them, and somehow, that gentle approach would just pull you in. You’ll get frustrated sometimes, as certain choices sting, and some characters take losses that feel unfair, but when someone finally pushes back or grows a little, it lands with surprising weight.
The music, especially the rock influences, hits even if you’re not familiar with the genre. The band feels real, the energy feels honest, and it all just works. By the final episodes, you want more; not because it lacks anything, but because its soft, emotional finish lingers long after it’s done.
2. Nana
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Spring 2006 |
47 |
Madhouse |
Shojo |
Drama | Romance | Coming of Age | Showbiz |
Nana may have its rough edges, but it’s still celebrated as one of the defining titles of contemporary Shojo romance. Even after the anime wrapped up in 2007, it lived on through tribute albums, multiple adaptations, and quiet but persistent revivals. The series effortlessly weaves together music, fashion, media, and culture as it follows two women who share a name but little else. Brought together by chance, or something more, these unlikely namesakes decide to embrace their sudden connection, become friends, and support each other while navigating their own complicated paths.
1. Your Lie In April
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Premiered |
Episodes |
Studio |
Demographic |
Genres |
|
Fall 2014 |
22 + OVA |
A-1 Pictures |
Shonen |
Drama | Romance | Psychological |
It’s hard to talk about this anime without giving away spoilers; that’s just how great it is! But to do that in a cryptic, poetic, and musical manner? Let’s see…
It is only by experiencing its 22 episodes that one would come to understand how the gentle hues and the violin’s melody merge into a singular sensation. The music here transcends mere sound; it narrates stories, uncovers the depths of each character, and allows your heart to echo their emotions.
The interplay between classical music and emotions, memories, and serene moments works well, transforming this anime into a nuanced and memorable experience. Every character holds a piece of the melody, and collectively (like music notes) they create a symphony about growth, love, and the adventure of progress.
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