Tomica Hero: Rescue Force - Songs

Songs

Opening themes
  • "STORY"
    • Lyrics: HAYATO/TAKA
    • Composition: KIKU
    • Arrangement: camino
    • Artist: camino
    • Episodes: 1-26
    The single for "STORY" included the "TV edit" for the song as well as a full length version of the song with different lyrics.
  • "THE LIFE (TV Version)" (THE LIFE（ＴＶバージョン）, Za Raifu (Terebi Bājon)?)
    • Lyrics: HAYATO/TAKA
    • Composition: TAKA
    • Arrangement: camino
    • Artist: camino
    • Episodes: 27-51
Ending themes
  • "Kokoro Hakobu (TV Version)" (ココロハコブ（ＴＶバージョン）, Kokoro Hakobu (Terebi Bājon)?, "Beating Heart")
    • Lyrics & Composition: Hyōe Ebata (江畑 兵衛, Ebata Hyōe?)
    • Arrangement: TRIPLANE & Masanori Sasaji (笹路 正徳, Sasaji Masanori?)
    • Artist: TRIPLANE
    • Episodes: 1-26
    TRIPLANE had previously released a version of "Kokoro Hakobu" on their second album, Kokoro Haretara (ココロ晴れたら, Kokoro Haretara?). The TV arrangement of the song was released on their next single, "Natsu ga Owareba/Kokoro Hakobu" (夏が終われば／ココロハコブ, Natsu ga Owareba/Kokoro Hakobu?), on July 16, 2008.
  • "Arigatō" (ありがとう?, "Thank You")
    • Lyrics & Composition: Kunio Tago (多胡 邦夫, Tago Kunio?)
    • Arrangement: Yasunari Nakamura (中村 康就, Nakamura Yasunari?)
    • Artist: Yusaku Kiyama (木山 裕策, Kiyama Yūsaku?)
    • Episodes: 27-44
    "Arigatō" is included on Yusaku Kiyama's mini-album WAIT FOR YOU: Ima no Boku ni Dekiru Koto (WAIT FOR YOU～今の僕に出来る事～, WAIT FOR YOU ~Ima no Boku ni Dekiru Koto~?). It is his first album, following the release of his first single, "home."
  • "Harebare" (ハレバレ?, "Cheerful")
    • Lyrics: HAMMER & Mago & JIN
    • Composition & Arrangement: Jin
    • Artist: 2BACKKA
    • Episodes: 45-51
Movie theme
  • "ONE WAY TO ROCK!!"
    • Lyrics: HAYATO
    • Composition: KIKU
    • Arrangement: camino
    • Artist: camino

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