Cyber Team in Akihabara - Songs

Songs

  • Birth (Opening theme)

Lyrics by Masami Okui (奥井 雅美)

Music by Masami Okui and Toshirō Yabuki (矢吹 俊郎)

Arrangement by Toshirō Yabuki

Vocals by Masami Okui

  • Taiyou no Hana (太陽の花) (Ending theme)

Lyrics and music by Masami Okui

Arrangement by Toshirō Yabuki

Vocals by Masami Okui

  • Aka (朱) (Insert song ep.12, 21)

Lyrics and music by Masami Okui

Arrangement by Toshirō Yabuki

Vocals by Masami Okui

  • Koishimasho, nebarimasho (恋しましょ、 ねばりましょ) (Insert song throughout series)

Lyrics by Masami Okui

Music and arrangement by Toshirō Yabuki

Vocals by Yumi Kakazu (かかず ゆみ) (Hatoko Daikanyama)

  • Cynthia - Aisuruhito (シンシア - 愛する人) (Insert song ep.11, ending theme for ep.20)

Lyrics and music by Ritsuko Okazaki (岡崎 律子)

Arrangement by Shinkichi Mitsumune (光宗 信吉)

Vocals by Ritsuko Okazaki

  • Baby Maybe Love (Insert song ep.16)

Lyrics, music and arrangement by Yuki Matsuura

Vocals by Ryōka Shima (島 涼香) (Hibari Hanakoganei), Kozue Yoshizumi (吉住 梢) (Suzume Sakurajousui) and Yū Asakawa (浅川 悠) (Tsugumi Higashijuujou)

  • We Salute You (Insert song ep.18)

Lyrics by Mamie D.Lee

Music and arrangement by Shinkichi Mitsumune

Vocals by Yurie Kokubo

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