OVA Theme Songs
Opening:
- -Oath- ICZER-3...To You (－誓い－ＩＣＺＥＲ－３…君と, -Chikai- ICZER-3...Kimi to?)
- Lyrics: Keiji Kai
- Composition: Takashi Kudou
- Arrangement: Takashi Kudou
- Artist: Maiko Yoshino
Ending #1:
- New Season
- Lyrics: Nanami Hayase
- Composition: Michihiko Oota
- Arrangement: Michihiko Oota
- Artist: Nanami Hayase
Ending #2:
- Runaway Heart
- Lyrics: Nanami Hayase
- Composition: Haward Killy
- Arrangement: Michihiko Oota
- Artist: Nanami Hayase
Ending #3:
- Sweet Communication
- Lyrics: Nanami Hayase
- Composition: Michihiko Oota
- Arrangement: Michihiko Oota
- Artist: Nanami Hayase
Ending #4:
- Destiny ~The Wind Is Forever~ (Destiny～風はいつまでも～, Destiny ~Kaze wa Itsumademo~?)
- Lyrics: Nanami Hayase
- Composition: Michihiko Oota
- Arrangement: Michihiko Oota
- Artist: Nanami Hayase
Ending #5:
- Revolution
- Lyrics: Nanami Hayase
- Composition: Michihiko Oota
- Arrangement: Michihiko Oota
- Artist: Nanami Hayase
Ending #6:
- On the Day I See You Again (君にまた逢う日, Kimi ni Mata Au hi?)
- Lyrics: Nanami Hayase
- Composition: Michihiko Oota
- Arrangement: Michihiko Oota
- Artist: Nanami Hayase
Iczer-3 Character Image Song
- I Want To Be An Adult (大人になりたい, Otona ni Naritai?)
- Lyrics: Ryouhei Yamanashi
- Composition: Ryouhei Yamanashi
- Arrangement: Masaki Iwamoto
- Artist: Cutey Suzuki
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