Composer Yuki Kajiura is known for her majestic choral and string work. In this Vote!, fans chose the best "gateway" work for someone new to the Kajiura sound.
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Which anime is the best gateway into Yuki Kajiura's sound?
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3 votes
A score that shifts colors with the story's turns. Kalafina's ending "Magia" is a signature Kajiura track.
3 votes
"Swordland" is celebrated as one of anime's great battle themes — a score balancing exhilaration and heartache in a game world.
1 votes
Beyond the weighty score, LiSA's "oath sign" and Kalafina's "to the beginning" are also Kajiura compositions — Kajiura through and through.
0 votes
A score co-composed with Go Shiina, blending Japanese textures with Kajiura's choral style into something new.
The Madoka Magica score with Kalafina's "Magia," Fate/Zero with LiSA's Kajiura-composed "oath sign," Sword Art Online's epic "Swordland," and Demon Slayer's score co-composed with Go Shiina — wherever you start, the depth of Kajiura's world will surprise you.
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