Songs
- Opening themes
- "Theme of GARO"
- Music by TRYFORCE and JAM Project
- "Garo ~Savior in the Dark~" (牙狼～SAVIOR IN THE DARK～?)
- Lyrics & Composition: Hironobu Kageyama
- Arrangement: Kenichi Sudō
- Artist: JAM Project
- Ending themes
- "Garo ~Boku ga Ai o Tsutaeteyuku~" (牙狼～僕が愛を伝えてゆく～?, "GARO ~I'll Keep Showing You My Love~")
- Lyrics & Composition: Masaki Kyomoto
- Arrangement: Harukichi Yamamoto
- Artist: Masaki Kyomoto and Garo Project
- "Boku wa Mada Koi o Shite wa Ikenai" (僕はまだ恋をしてはいけない?, "I Shouldn't Still Be Loving")
- Lyrics & Composition: Masaki Kyomoto
- Arrangement: Harukichi Yamamoto
- Artist: Masaki Kyomoto and Garo Project
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