This is a list of albums for the anime series School Rumble , based on the manga of the same name. Singles have been released for the opening and ending theme songs for both seasons, in addition to two soundtracks. There are also three vocal collections, three radio dramas, and eight character song albums.
"Scramble" | |
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Single by Yui Horie with UNSCANDAL | |
Released | October 27, 2004 |
Genre | Anime soundtrack |
Label | King Records |
Scramble (スクランブル) is the first opening theme song for School Rumble. There are two versions, a Limited Edition (pictured) and a Regular Edition. The Limited Edition version came with a DVD containing promotional videos. [1]
"Onnanoko Otokonoko" | |
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Single by Yuko Ogura | |
Released | November 26, 2004 |
Genre | Anime soundtrack |
Label | King Records |
Producer(s) | Yasuharu Konishi |
Onnanoko Otokonoko (オンナのコ オトコのコ) is the first ending theme song for School Rumble. There are two versions, a Limited Edition (pictured) and a Regular Edition. The Limited Edition version came with a DVD containing promotional videos. [2]
"Sentimental Generation" | |
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Single by Ami Tokito | |
Released | April 19, 2006 |
Genre | Anime soundtrack |
Label | Pioneer |
Sentimental Generation (せんちめんたる じぇねれ~しょん) is the first opening theme song for School Rumble - Second Term, the second season of School Rumble. The first ending theme for Second Term, Kono Namida Ga Arukara Tsugi No Ippo To Naru (この涙があるから次の一歩となる), is also on this single. There are two versions, a Limited Edition, and a Regular Edition. The Limited Edition version came with a DVD containing a music video for "Sentimental Generation". [3]
"Futari wa Wasurechau" | |
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Single by Ami Koshimizu and Mamiko Noto | |
Released | August 2, 2006 |
Genre | Anime soundtrack |
Label | Pioneer LDC |
Futari wa Wasurechau (二人は忘れちゃう) is the second ending theme song for School Rumble - Second Term, the second season of School Rumble, sung by the voice actors for Tenma Tsukamoto and Yakumo Tsukamoto, Ami Koshimizu and Mamiko Noto, respectively. [4]
School Rumble - Sound School | |
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Studio album by Various | |
Released | January 26, 2005 |
Genre | Anime soundtrack |
Length | 57:29 |
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School Rumble - Sound School (スクールランブル SOUND SCHOOL) is the first anime soundtrack for the TV series School Rumble , featuring compositions by Toshiyuki Omori. The first pressings of Sound School included a bonus CD-ROM that contained illustrations by School Rumble creator Jin Kobayashi. [5]
Track name | Artist | Length | |
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1. | Scramble (TV Size) | Yui Horie with UNSCANDAL | 1:37 |
2. | Every Dog Has His Day | Toshiyuki Omori | 7:49 |
3. | Boys Will Be Boys | Omori | 5:23 |
4. | School Rumble 4 Ever | Ami Koshimizu, Yui Horie, Hitomi Nabatame, Kaori Shimizu | 3:51 |
5. | All's Fair in Love and War | Omori | 4:59 |
6. | The Sooner, the Better | Omori | 3:27 |
7. | It Takes Two to Tango | Omori | 5:38 |
8. | Love Is Blind | Omori | 4:29 |
9. | Kimi e ~ Kaze ni Nosete | Hiroki Takahashi | 3:39 |
10. | Rome Was Not Built in One Day | Omori | 4:50 |
11. | Sanbiki ga Kill | Omori | 3:15 |
12. | Onna no Ko Otoko no Ko (TV Size) | Yuko Ogura | 1:26 |
13. | School Rumble 4 Ever (off vocal) | Omori | 3:51 |
14. | Kimi e ~ Kaze ni Nosete (off vocal) | Omori | 3:36 |
School Rumble Nigakki Original Soundtrack - Yagami Ongakusai | |
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Studio album by Various | |
Released | September 26, 2006 |
Genre | Anime soundtrack |
Length | 59:11 |
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School Rumble Nigakki Original Soundtrack - Yagami Ongakusai (スクールランブル二学期サウンドトラック 「矢神音楽祭」) is the anime soundtrack for School Rumble - Second Term, the second season of School Rumble. It also features compositions by Toshiyuki Omori.
Track name | Artist | Length | |
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1. | Sentimental Generation (TV Size) | Ami Tokito | 1:32 |
2. | New SANBIKI Reloaded | Toshiyuki Omori | 3:21 |
3. | MAI | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:11 |
4. | The Survival | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:51 |
5. | The Kanda River | Toshiyuki Omori | 1:22 |
6. | The Lord of the TENGU | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:28 |
7. | Sleeping Beast | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:11 |
8. | Prince VS Witch | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:31 |
9. | Are you Iron Chef? | Toshiyuki Omori | 1:36 |
10. | Susperian Suspense | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:17 |
11. | Lonely Sentimental (Opening Arr) | Tsunku | 1:58 |
12. | Nice, Satsuki, Nice | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:13 |
13. | Happiness after Blue | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:33 |
14. | La La Litin Da La La | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:43 |
15. | The Ghost Story | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:04 |
16. | Is this love or not? | Toshiyuki Omori | 2:02 |
17. | Christmas & Trance (Opening Arr) | Takashi Iwato and Toshiyuki Omori | 3:33 |
18. | Tenma & Yakumo (Ending Arr) | IPPEI | 3:55 |
19. | Battle on the cruise | Shin-go and Takashi Iwato | 1:40 |
20. | Discharge | Shigehiko Saito | 2:40 |
21. | Kono Namida Ga Arukara Tsugi No Ippo To Naru (TV Size) | Ami Tokito | 1:33 |
22. | Futari Ha Wasurechau (TV Size) | Ami Koshimizu and Mamiko Noto | 1:34 |
23. | Girls Can Rock | Lia | 3:39 |
24. | Feel Like A Girl | Lia | 4:32 |
School Rumble Super Twin Album ~School Tea Cha!~ | |
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Studio album by Various | |
Released | December 28, 2005 |
Genre | Drama CD/Anime soundtrack |
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School Rumble Super Twin Album ~School Tea Cha! (スクールランブル Super Twin Album ~School Tea Cha!) is a two disc drama CD and soundtrack album.
Disc 1 [6]
Disc 2 [7]
School Rumble Super Twin Album ~School After~ | |
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Studio album by Various | |
Released | March 24, 2006 |
Genre | Drama CD/Anime soundtrack |
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School Rumble Super Twin Album ~School After~ (スクールランブル Super Twin Album ~School After~) is a two disc drama CD and soundtrack album, and a follow up to School Rumble Super Twin Album ~School Tea Cha!~.
Disc 1 [8]
Disc 2 [9]
School Rumble Nigakki: Vocal Best | |
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Studio album by Various | |
Released | March 21, 2007 |
Genre | Album |
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School Rumble Nigakki: Vocal Best (スクールランブル二学期 ボーカルベスト) is a two disc vocal album featuring the voice actors for several of the characters. The second disc features karaoke versions of the songs in the first disc. [10]
Disc 2 [13]
Ura School Rumble Nigakki Die Another D! | |
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Studio album by Various | |
Released | August 30, 2006 |
Genre | Radio drama |
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Ura School Rumble Nigakki Die Another D! (裏スクールランブル二学期 ~DIE ANOTHER D!~) is the first radio drama for School Rumble - Second Term, featuring the voice actors Ami Koshimizu, Mamiko Noto, Yui Horie, Hitomi Nabatame, Kaori Shimizu, and Yukari Fukui. [14]
Ura School Rumble Nigakki Hime no Kikan! | |
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Studio album by Various | |
Released | November 22, 2006 |
Genre | Radio drama |
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Ura School Rumble Nigakki Hime no Kikan! (裏スクールランブル二学期 姫の帰還) is the second radio drama for School Rumble - Second Term, featuring the voice actors Mamiko Noto, Hitomi Nabatame, and Kaori Shimizu. [15]
Ura School Rumble Nigakki Megane no Seisen! | |
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Studio album by Various | |
Released | December 22, 2006 |
Genre | Radio drama |
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Ura School Rumble Nigakki Megane no Seisen! (裏スクールランブル二学期 メガネの聖戦!) is the third radio drama for School Rumble - Second Term, featuring the voice actors Mamiko Noto, Hitomi Nabatame, and Kaori Shimizu, Yui Horie. Shinji Kawada, the voice actor for Haruki Hanai, also appears on this CD. He is not on the other radio dramas for Second Term, and is the only male voice actor to make a vocal appearance in any of the three. [16]
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