The Promised Neverland — All Theme Songs

3 Openings · 2 Endings

The Promised Neverland Opening Themes

OP 1Season 1

"Touch Off"

by UVERworld

About the artist: UVERworld is one of Japan's most respected rock bands. Touch Off gave The Promised Neverland one of the most strategically deceptive openings in anime history — it appears warm and hopeful until you understand the premise.
Fan reception:: Praised for the horror of rewatching it after the first episode's reveal. The "family in a field" imagery becomes deeply sinister with context. The twist is built into the opening.
OP 2Season 2

"Identity"

by Yutaka Yamada × Takahiro Obata

About the artist: A collaborative track between the series' composer Yutaka Yamada and vocalist Obata, the Season 2 opening took a more fragmented, psychological approach matching the escape arc.
Fan reception:: More divided reception than Season 1, reflecting the mixed response to the season itself. Praised individually for its disorienting imagery.
OP 3Season 2 (second half)

"Que Sera Sera"

by UVERworld

About the artist: UVERworld's return brought the series full circle, though the Season 2 story's compressed adaptation divided fans regardless of the music.
Fan reception:: Well-received musically but overshadowed by the controversy over Season 2's source material adaptation.

The Promised Neverland Ending Themes

ED 1Season 1

"Zettai Zetsumei"

by Cö shu Nie

About the artist: Cö shu Nie's (alternate styling of their name) ending for TPN brought the same intense, avant-garde rock energy they later brought to Tokyo Ghoul's Re season.
Fan reception:: Considered one of the best anime endings of 2019. The fragmented, glitching animation of the children perfectly captured their realisation that nothing is as it seems.
ED 2Season 2

"Lamp"

by Yamazaru

About the artist: Yamazaru is a Japanese acoustic folk duo whose gentle closing theme gave Season 2 a more hopeful emotional register than the horror-focused first season.
Fan reception:: Divided — some fans appreciated the tonal shift toward hope, others felt it was too soft given the season's chaos.

The Promised Neverland Theme Song — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the The Promised Neverland opening theme song?

The first The Promised Neverland opening theme is "Touch Off" by UVERworld, playing during Season 1. Praised for the horror of rewatching it after the first episode's reveal. The "family in a field" imagery becomes deeply sinister with context. The twist is built into the opening.

Who sings "Touch Off" from The Promised Neverland?

"Touch Off" is performed by UVERworld. UVERworld is one of Japan's most respected rock bands. Touch Off gave The Promised Neverland one of the most strategically deceptive openings in anime history — it appears warm and hopeful until you understand the premise.

What episodes does "Touch Off" play in The Promised Neverland?

"Touch Off" by UVERworld is the The Promised Neverland Opening 1, playing during Season 1.

Who sings "Identity" from The Promised Neverland?

"Identity" is performed by Yutaka Yamada × Takahiro Obata. A collaborative track between the series' composer Yutaka Yamada and vocalist Obata, the Season 2 opening took a more fragmented, psychological approach matching the escape arc.

What episodes does "Identity" play in The Promised Neverland?

"Identity" by Yutaka Yamada × Takahiro Obata is the The Promised Neverland Opening 2, playing during Season 2.

Who sings "Que Sera Sera" from The Promised Neverland?

"Que Sera Sera" is performed by UVERworld. UVERworld's return brought the series full circle, though the Season 2 story's compressed adaptation divided fans regardless of the music.

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