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What songs have been covered in anime?
In animation, we often hear many three-dimensional songs, or the plot is spoofed, or used as OP and ed. After these songs are covered, they often return to the public's field of vision and glow with "second spring" ~

1. "Secret Base ~ Everything You Give Me ~", original song: ZONE, from "Never Heard of Flower Names".

This song is probably familiar to everyone. The original description of this song is that we have to part with our good friends because of their transfer, and we believe they will meet again in August after 10. This is also quite consistent with the plot of I don't know the name of a flower. Miandian died at the age of 6. Because of her death, the five childhood playmates of the super peacebreaker became alienated. Almost 10 years later, Mianma reappeared, which not only made Ren Tai and Mianma meet again, but also eliminated the gap between super peace nemesis 10 years. The last summer vacation with face code was full of beautiful memories, waving hands and face code, and bid farewell to the psychological burden that has been in everyone's heart for 10 years.

In addition to the cover version of "I don't know the name of a flower", Karen Mok's "Alive My Freestyle" is also a cover from this song.

2. Please Give Me Wings, originally sung by Hong Niao, comes from The New Century Gospel Warrior Theater Edition: Breaking the Cocoon.

This song is a household name in Japan. It was first published in 197 1, and was selected as a popular textbook in Japan in the late 1970s. Later, it was used as the soundtrack of the Japanese team in the 1998 World Cup. Ayanami Rei (resume: Hayashibara Megumi) sang as an interlude in "EVA Theater Edition: Breakthrough". In the plot, this song is more like Ayanami Rei's monologue, which sings the desire of not being bound by reality, pursuing dreams freely and flying freely between heaven and earth.

Famous Japanese singers such as Kazumasa Oda, Tokuyoshi Hideyoshi, and Hirahara Ayaka have all covered this song, which not only appeared in the theatrical version of EVA, but also was interpreted by different singers and seiyuu in works such as Daily Life and Silent Girl.