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==Beast Wars Metals==
==Beast Wars Metals==
*"[[Tamashī no Evolution]]" (''Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers'' opening theme)  
*"[[Tamashii no Evolution]]" (''Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers'' opening theme)  
*"[[Sennen no Soldier]]" (''Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers'' opening theme)  
*"[[Sennen no Soldier]]" (''Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers'' 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|BA-BI-BU-BE Beast Wars]]" (''Beast Wars Metals: Super Life-form Transformers'' ending theme)  

Revision as of 13:27, 24 July 2019

What the hell does "Cha la head cha la" even mean?

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, "Soldier Dream" for Saint Seiya, "Sonic Drive" for Sonic X with Hideaki Takatori, the Japanese-language version of Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" for Rocky III and "Power Up Turtles" for the Japanese Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles anime OVA.

He is also the current leader (and main lyrics composer) for the Japanese anime supergroup JAM Project (which also includes ex-member Ichirō Mizuki, who sung the Zone opening, and Hiroshi Kitadani, who sung Super Link's opening).

The Headmasters

  • "TRANSFORM!" (Transformers: The Headmasters insert song)
  • "Destron Sanka" (Destron Song of Praise) (Transformers: The Headmasters insert song)

Beast Wars Metals