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'''Hironobu Kageyama''' (born 2/18/61) is a Japanese rock star.  He is very popular in the world of cartoon theme songs, having performed some of the most memorable of all time.  Among many others, he has done "Cha-La Head Cha-La" and "We Gotta Power" for ''Dragonball Z'', "Stardust Memory" for ''Super Cavalry Southern Cross'', "Sonic Drive" for ''Sonic X'', the Japanese-language version of Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" for ''Rocky IV'' and "Power Up Turtle" for the Japanese version of ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles''.  
'''Hironobu Kageyama''' (影山ヒロノブ ''Kageyama Hironobu''; born February 18, 1961) is a Japanese rock star.  He is very popular in the world of cartoon theme songs, having performed some of the most memorable of all time.  Among many others, he has done "Cha-La Head Cha-La" and "We Gotta Power" for ''Dragon Ball Z'', "Stardust Memory" for ''Super Cavalry Southern Cross'', "Sonic Drive" for ''Sonic X'', the Japanese-language version of Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" for ''Rocky IV'' and "Power Up Turtle" for the Japanese version of ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles''.
 
He is also the current leader (and main lyrics composer) for the Japanese anime supergroup JAM Project (which also includes [[Ichiro Mizuki|Ichiro Mizuki]], who sung the ''[[Zone|Zone]]'' theme, and [[Hiroshi Kitadani|Hiroshi Kitadani]], who sung the ''[[Superlink|Superlink]]'' theme).


He is also the current leader (and main lyrics composer) for the Japanese anime supergroup JAM Project (which also includes [[Ichiro Mizuki]], who sung the ''[[Zone]]'' theme, and [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], who sung the ''[[Superlink]]'' theme).


==The Headmasters==
==The Headmasters==
*"[[The Headmasters (song)|The Headmasters]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters'' opening theme)


*The Headmasters (Transformers Headmasters Opening Theme)  
*"[[Kimi wa Transformer|Kimi wa Transformer]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters''  ending theme)  


*Kimi ha Transformers (Transformers Headmasters Ending Theme)  
*"[[Destron Song of Praise|Destron Song of Praise]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters'' insert song)


*Destron song of praise (Transformers Headmasters Insert Song)
*"[[Transform (song)|Transform]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters'' insert song)


*Transform (Transformers Headmasters Insert Song)
*"[[Okubyoumono Dōmei|Okubyoumono Dōmei]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters'' insert song)


*Okubyoumono Doumei (Transformers Headmasters Insert Song)
*"[[Senshi no Kyūsoku|Senshi no Kyūsoku]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters'' insert song)


*Senshi no Kyuusoku (Transformers Headmasters Insert Song)
*"[[Tate! Ikari no Headmaster|Tate! Ikari no Headmaster]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters'' insert song)


*Tate! Ikari no Headmasters (Transformers Headmasters Insert Song)
*"[[Uchū ni wa Kokkyō ga Nai|Uchū ni wa Kokkyō ga Nai]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters'' insert song)


*Uchuu ni wa Kokkyou ga Nai (Transformers Headmasters Insert Song)
*"[[Destron Sanka|Destron Sanka]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters'' insert song)


*Destron Sanka (Transformers Headmasters Insert Song)
*"[[Uchū ni Kakaru Niji|Uchū ni Kakaru Niji]]" (''Transformers: The Headmasters'' insert song, collaboration with [[Ikuko Noguchi|Ikuko Noguchi]])
 
*Uchuu ni Kakaru Niji (Transformers Headmasters Insert Song, collaboration with Ikuko Noguchi)


==Beast Wars Metals==
==Beast Wars Metals==
*"[[Spirit Evolution|Spirit Evolution]]" (''Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers'' opening theme)


*Spirit Evolution (Beast Wars Metals Super Life-form Transformer Opening Theme)  
*"[[Millennium Soldiers|Millennium Soldiers]]" (''Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers'' opening theme)  


*Millennium Soldiers (Beast Wars Metals Super Life-form Transformer Opening Theme)  
*"[[Ba-Bi-Bu-Be Beast Wars|Ba-Bi-Bu-Be Beast Wars]]" (''Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers'' ending theme)  


*Ba・Bi・Bu・Be Beast Wars (Beast Wars Metals Super Life-form Transformer Ending Theme)
*"[[HALLELUYAH|HALLELUYAH]]" (''Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers'' ending theme)  
 
*HALLELUYAH (Beast Wars Metals Super Life-form Transformer Ending Theme)  


==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.airblanca.com/noticias/index.html Air Blanca (Kageyama's personal website)]


*[http://www.airblanca.com/noticias/index.html Air Blanca (Kageyama's personal website)]


[[category:Beast Wars|Kageyama, Hironobu]]
[[Category:Beast Wars]]
[[category:Generation 1|Kageyama, Hironobu]]
[[Category:Generation 1]]
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Revision as of 06:51, 19 March 2009

Hironobu Kageyama (影山ヒロノブ Kageyama Hironobu; born February 18, 1961) is a Japanese rock star. He is very popular in the world of cartoon theme songs, having performed some of the most memorable of all time. Among many others, he has done "Cha-La Head Cha-La" and "We Gotta Power" for Dragon Ball Z, "Stardust Memory" for Super Cavalry Southern Cross, "Sonic Drive" for Sonic X, the Japanese-language version of Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" for Rocky IV and "Power Up Turtle" for the Japanese version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

He is also the current leader (and main lyrics composer) for the Japanese anime supergroup JAM Project (which also includes Ichiro Mizuki, who sung the Zone theme, and Hiroshi Kitadani, who sung the Superlink theme).


The Headmasters

  • "Transform" (Transformers: The Headmasters insert song)

Beast Wars Metals

  • "Spirit Evolution" (Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers opening theme)
  • "HALLELUYAH" (Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers ending theme)