Composer Hiroyuki Sawano gives soundtracks a leading-role presence with grand orchestration and bold vocal tracks. In this Vote!, fans picked the anime that makes them shout "here it comes!!" the moment his music kicks in.
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Which anime makes you go "here it comes!!" the moment Hiroyuki Sawano's music kicks in?
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Scored since Season 1 — the grand orchestra-and-vocals sound depicting humanity's fight is the very face of the series.
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The "Sawano style" of dropping vocal tracks at story peaks leaves a searing impression — the rush when an insert song hits is one of a kind.
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The opening "heavenly blue," sung by Kalafina, is also a Sawano composition — a score that runs heat through a cold sci-fi battlefield.
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Co-scored with Kohta Yamamoto, capturing both the tragedy of war and the hearts of its young soldiers — widely praised since it aired.
Attack on Titan, scored since Season 1; Guilty Crown, stamped with the unmistakable Sawano style; Aldnoah.Zero, whose opening "heavenly blue" by Kalafina is also his composition; and 86 Eighty-Six, co-scored with Kohta Yamamoto. In every one, the moment the music swells, a scene becomes legendary.
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