Studio Yuraki

Songs from Studio Yuraki

Shinzou wo Sasageyo! ("Attack on Titan")

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Silhouette

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Veil ("Fire Force")

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Watamote Opening ("Watamote")

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Reimei ("Golden Kamuy")

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Colors of the Heart ("Blood+")

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VIVID VICE (from "Jujutsu Kaisen")

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BEAUTIFUL (from "Black Clover")

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Grandeur ("Black Clover")

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Unravel ("From Tokyo Ghoul")

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Everlasting Shine (From "Black Clover")

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Daddy! Daddy! Do! (From "Love is War")

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Hikari E (From "One Piece")

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Velonica (From "Bleach")

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Goya wa Machiawase

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Let Me Hear (From "Parasyte")

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Sky and Blue (From "Black Clover")

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Core Pride (From "Blue Exorcist")

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Sign (From "Naruto Shippuden")

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Hikaru Nara (From "Your Lie in April")

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Touch Off (From "The Promised Neverland")

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World End (From "Code Geass")

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Gamushara (From "Black Clover")

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Colors (From "Code Geass")

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Haruka Mirai (From "Black Clover")

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Kiss of Death (From "Darling in the Franxx")

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Ryuusei (From "Sword Art Online Alternative")

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