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This is a list of songs associated with the anime adaptations of the Slayers light novel series.
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This is a list of songs associated with the anime adaptations of the Slayers light novel series.
| Title | Season | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Get Along | The Slayers |
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| Give a Reason | Slayers NEXT |
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| Breeze | Slayers TRY |
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| Plenty of Grit | Slayers Revolution |
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| Front Breaking | Slayers Evolution-R |
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| Title | Season | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kujikenaikara ! (Because I'll never give up!) | The Slayers |
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| Jama wa Sasenai (邪魔はさせない) (Don't Interfere) | Slayers NEXT |
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| Don't be Discouraged | Slayers TRY |
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| Somewhere | Slayers TRY |
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| Revolution | Slayers Revolution |
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| Sunadokei | Slayers Evolution-R |
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| Just Begun | Slayers Evolution-R |
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| Song title | Movie/OVA | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Feel Well | Slayers Premium (ova) |
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| Gloria ~kimi ni todoketai~ (Gloria ~I want to deliver to you~)) | Slayers Great (movie) |
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| I & Myself | Slayers Royal 2 (game) |
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| Just be Conscious | Slayers Return (movie) |
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| Kagirinai Yokubou no Naka ni (Unlimited Desire) | Slayers Special (ova) |
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| Midnight Blue | Slayers: the Motion Picture |
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| Never Die | Slayers Excellent (ova) |
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| Raging Waves | Slayers Gorgeous (movie) |
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| Reflection | Slayers Great (movie) |
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| Rumba Rumba | Slayers Premium (ova) |
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| Run all the Way | Slayers Return (movie) |
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| Touch Yourself | Slayers Royal (game) |
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| Song title | Radio drama | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Going History | Slayers EXTRA |
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| Majime na Kikkake (Serious Chance) | Slayers EXTRA |
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| Naked Mind | Slayers EXTra |
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| Niji no Youni (Like a Rainbow) | Slayers NEXTra |
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| Process | Slayers EXTra |
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| Saikou no Gamble (Risky Gamble) | Slayers EXTRA |
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| Senjou no Madonna (Madonna of the Battlefield) | Slayers EXTRA |
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| Shakunetsu no Koi (Scorching Love) | Slayers EXTra |
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| Song Title | Character | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sekai Ichiban no Victory (The Best Victory in the World) | Amelia |
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| Stand up! | Amelia |
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| Otome no Inori (A Maiden's Prayer) | Amelia & Lina |
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| Uso no nai Game - Set Me Free (A Game Without Lies -Set Me Free) | Gourry |
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| So in this World | Gourry |
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| Kono Sekai no Dokoka de | Filia |
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| Somewhere | Filia |
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| Exit -> Running | Lina |
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| Shining Girl | Lina |
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| Never Never Give Up | L.O.N |
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| Brave Souls -Give a Reason- | L.O.N |
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| Power of Infinity | L.O.N |
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| Take Your Courage | L.O.N |
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| Ame no Far Away | Martina |
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| Datte Koishitara (When I'm in Love) | Martina |
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| Nō Aru Raibaru wa Tsume ō Kakusu!! (A Skilled Rival Conceals Her Claws) | Naga |
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| Honki!! (Serious!!) | Naga |
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| Pink Typhoon | Naga |
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| Anata wa Takogo (You Speak the Octopus Language) | Ruma |
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| Alone | Sylphiel |
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| Fair Wind | Valgarv |
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| WARU -Bad Blood- | Valgarv |
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| But But But | Xellos |
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| Secret ~dareka no message~ (Secret - Someone's Message) | Xellos |
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| We Are.. | Zelgadis |
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| More Than Words | Zelgadis |
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