The first place is not hard to guess! Selection of the best composers in the history of Japanese animation music

Japan's Heisei era is coming to an end tomorrow. The popular professional ranking site "GOO Ranking" announced today on April 29 the latest selection of "The Best Composers in Animation Music History Representing the Heisei Era". The first place is undisputed and recognized by the world. Needless to say, old ACG players can guess it.

Results of the selection of "The Best Composer in Animation Music History Representing the Heisei Era": (Top 5)

5th place: Yuki Kajiura; 4th place: YOUKO Kanno.

These two female composers have long been regarded as gods in the eyes of fans and have created countless classic works.

·3rd place: Yuji Ohno.

Yuji Ohno's most famous masterpiece is the music he created for the national anime "Lupin the Third". The unique and light melody perfectly sets off the weird and unruly character of Lupin the Third.

·2nd place: Katsuo Ōno.

Not many people may be familiar with this person, but when it comes to his masterpiece "Detective Conan", I'm afraid everyone knows him. Katsuo Oono has been composing the music for the animated version of "Detective Conan" for more than 20 years since 1996, and he can be said to be Conan's best partner.

1st place: Joe Hisaishi

Finally, no accidents happened this time. Hayao Miyazaki's old friend has created countless classic animation songs, which are popular all over the world and are well-deservedly the strongest in the history of animation music.

It is worth mentioning that several other people who can be called gods include Hiroyuki Sawano, who ranked 8th; Kenji Kawai, who ranked 15th; and Koji Takanashi, who was in charge of music for "Naruto", who ranked after 60th.