Catchy Tunes/Anime

* "The amazing Astro Boy!"
	+ Not to mention the original version used in *Tetsuwan Atom* (what Astro Boy is known as in Japan).
	+ This can actually be attributed to Fred Ladd.
* "Let's dance! 1! 2! 3!"...
	+ The entire musical score can be this. Predecessor Pretty Rhythm and successor Kiratto Pri Chan took the baton for this trope in anime.
* The opening theme to My Neighbor Seki.
* "Find the Dragon Balls! Look out for them all!"
	+ The original Japanese version too.
	+ Speaking of Dragon Ball, "Cha-La! Head Cha-La!"
		- Not to mention the instrumental used on the DVD/VHS openings.
		- For Toonami fans, it was "Rock the Dragon".
	+ "Step into the Grand Tour! Dragon Ball GT!"
		- Doubly obvious since it was left as the opening for the Nicktoons version. Were they using Toonami's version, further edited down?
	+ Dragon Soul and Yeah! Break! Care! Break!, both in Japanese and English.
		- The Korean dub of Dragon Soul is also mostly this.
	+ The first opening to Dragon Ball Super.
* Speaking of Akira Toriyama, "Here she comes, Arale's here to have some fun..."
	+ And that was just the English dubbed version. The original Japanese version...
* Puffy AmiYumi's "Hataraku Otoko", the (fitting) opening to Hataraki Man.
* My Dearest.
* The opening theme to the Puella Magi Madoka Magica TV anime.
* "Hero! I don't want voices praising me or an ovation..."
	+ And that's just an English translation. The Japanese version, though...
* "Mugendai na yume no ato no, nanimo nai yo no naka ja..."
	+ "Digimon! Digital Monsters! Digimon are the Champions!"
	+ The first one was covered for Digimon Adventure Tri.
	+ "I Just Wanna Dive into the Future!" ...Too bad North America never got the anime and even if it did it'd have a completely different opening.
* Kirby of the Stars' theme? Not so much. The English theme? "Right Back at Ya!"
* "TEAM UP! Are you up for it?"
* "Tsuki ageta kono te ni nigiri shimeta..."
	+ "Don't lose your wayyyyy!"
* "Just like magic! Watch and see..."
* "Could it be my destiny... to be Shaman King!"
* "Atakku, Atakku, Nambaa Wan!"
* "Yes I'm a Sunshine!". "Sunshine" being the opening theme to *Attacker You*...
* "Fighting evil by moonlight, winning love by daylight..."
	+ Also, the original Japanese would never fail to impress otaku.
* Eien to Iu Basho ni.
* "Kokoro ni kakushiteta omoi, shizuka ni kotoba de kizande..."
* "Sie sind das Essen und Wir sind die Jaeger!"
* Any Rumiko Takahashi-based anime has at least one of these.
	+ "Ammari sowasowa shinaide! Anata wa itsudemo kyorokyoro..."
	+ "Wake mo wakarazu ni, Ranma Ranma de hi ga kureru!"
	+ "I Want to Change The World!"
* "Mezamete wa kurikaesu, nemui asa wa..."
	+ The version sung by Yui's seiyuu too.
* "Sono Chi no Sadame! JoooooooJo!"
* Himouto! Umaru-chan's opening.
* Lucky Star's opening is getting onto "If you Sing or Dance You Lose" compilations.
* Noragami's first opening.
* Detective Conan's opening, both in Japanese and English.
* "It's Hamtaro time!"
* "We Are Fighting Dreamers!"
* For a shonen, WataMote does have a lot of Aggretsuko-esque death metal, especially in the catchy opening.
* Pop Team Epic's opening.
* Go-chan's specialty song normally doesn't fall under this, but does TV Asahi have the most exciting sign-off on Japanese TV. And that was since as early as 2011.
* "Come on! Ready? Let's go!"
	+ In fact, this can apply to any non-Hello Kitty Sanrio anime. English dub of Button Nose not withstanding.
		- The Italian dub of Jewelpet has this for its opening if you're not careful.
* "It's time to D-D-D-D... D-D-D-D-D-Duel!"
	+ The opening to the Toei series.
* Kamisama Minarai: Himitsu no Cocotama's theme. Again, if you're not careful.
* *Both* of the Japanese Maple Town openings. The English version, on the other hand...
* Fist of the North Star. *Both* openings.
* "Stop! Stop! Hibari-kun!"
* "And yet". Yes, it sounds like it fits in a shonen. And yes, the anime's a shoujo (albeit one that tells its story without trying to be as cute as it could).
* On the older end of the shoujo spectrum, Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Oji's opening.
* "Super Driver tosshin makasete nantettatte zenshin..."
	+ In fact, any song from Haruhi can count.
* Azumanga Daioh's opening. It may sound silly, but it does fit the mood of the show.
* Nichijou's opening as well.
* "Slit the throat of reason and reality, cut myself and scream for their insanity..." Turns out a song can be catchy *and* scary.
* "Zuzu zun zun purizun purizun tsukamitore jiyuu o!"
* "Inferno".
* The first opening to *Strike the Blood*.
* "Let's Beyblade! Beyblade!"
	+ "Beyblade! Beyblade! Let It Rip!"
	+ "Gotta find a way to go next level..."
* The iconic *Pokémon* theme. It's even remixed for *XY*.
	+ That said, the first Japanese opening is so memorable (in Japan), it's even covered to an extent.
	+ Xander Mobus' cover of the English opening is a laughable version of this. "This is Going to Suck", indeed.
* While the *Ex-Arm* anime itself is laughably bad, the opening song, *Rise Again* is actually pretty catchy. Cue a flood of people saying the song deserved to be the opening for a better anime than *Ex-Arm*.

TBA.