Release Details
| Album details | Peak chart positions Oricon |
|---|---|
Aria the Animation Original Soundtrack
|
102 |
Aria the Natural Original Soundtrack: Due
|
48 |
Aria Piano Collection - Stagione -
|
115 |
Aria the Natural Vocal Song Collection
|
30 |
Aria the Origination Original Soundtrack: Tre
|
49 |
Aria the Origination Piano Collection II: Di Partenza
|
56 |
Himawari
|
151 |
Aria the Box
|
25 |
| Single details | Peak chart positions Oricon |
|---|---|
Aria the Animation Opening: Undine
|
25 |
Aria the Animation Ending: Rainbow
|
40 |
Aria the Natural Opening: Euforia
|
18 |
Aria the Natural Ending: Natsu Machi
|
23 |
Aria the Natural: Tooi Yume no Mirage OP & ED
|
74 |
Aria the OVA: Arietta OP & ED
|
35 |
Aria the Origination Opening: Spirale
|
20 |
Aria the Origination Ending: Kin no Nami Sen no Nami
|
26 |
Aria the Origination: Aoi Hoshi no Il Cielo OP & ED
|
84 |
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