Genseishin Justirisers - Songs

Songs

Opening theme

Justirisers"|幻星神 ジャスティライザー|Genseishin Jasutiraizā}}

    • Lyrics & Composition: Kenji Kojima (Dual Dream)
    • Arrangement: Takehito Shimizu
    • Artist: Mitsuo Nakajima
Ending themes
  • "Sky"
    • Lyrics: rom△ntic high
    • Composition & Arrangement: monk
    • Chorus Arrangement: Yas Kitajima
    • Artist: SweetS
  • "Rettō Party Night" (列島パーティ騎士（ナイト）, Rettō Pāti Naito?)
    • Lyrics, Composition, Arrangement, & Performance: HAV
  • "Kotoba ni Dekinai Omoi" (コトバにできない想い?, "Thinking that Cannot be put in Words")
    • Lyrics: MIZUE
    • Composition: Water
    • Arrangement: Takaomi Kondo
    • Artist: Water
Insert songs
  • "Mittsu no Chikara" (3つのチカラ?, "Three Powers")
    • Lyrics, Composition, & Performance: Koji Kojima
    • Arrangement: Takehito Shimizu
  • "Justipower ~Seigi no Tsurigi~" (ジャスティパワー ～正義の剣～, Jasutipawā ~Seigi no Tsurugi~?, Justipower ~Sword of Justice~)
    • Lyrics, Composition, & Performance: Mitsuo Nakajima

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