Music
Opening Theme
- "Genius of Smiles" (笑顏の天災, Egao no Tensai?)
- Lyrics by: Hiromi Mori
- Composition and Arrangement by: Seikou Nagaoka
- Performed by: Puchipurīzu (Maria Yamamoto, Yuki Matsuoka, Yukari Fukui, Ayako Kawasumi, Fumiko Orikasa)
Ending Theme
- "Because I Cannot Say It" (言えないから, Ienai Kara?)
- Lyrics by: Yōko Ishida
- Composition by: Masami Okui
- Arrangement by: Seikou Nagaoka
- Performed by: Yōko Ishida
Insert Theme
- "Friends, Yet Rivals" (ともだちでライバル, Tomodachi de Raibaru?) : Ep. 21
- Lyrics by: Hiromi Mori
- Composition and Arrangement by: Seikou Nagaoka
- Performed by: Puchipurīzu (Maria Yamamoto, Yuki Matsuoka, Yukari Fukui, Ayako Kawasumi, Fumiko Orikasa) in Japanese.
- The lyrics of the song, was translated to English and was performed by: Rachel Rivera, Kelley Huston, Monika Bustamante, Leigh Anderson Fisher, Lee Eddy, and also translated to Korean and was performed by: Yeo Min Jeong, An Hyeon Seo, Lee Joo Hee, Jeong Yoon Jeong, Yang Jeong Hwa.
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