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* [[Detective Conan "Crossroad in the Ancient Capital" Original Soundtrack|Kimi ga Ireba (Crossroad Version)]] - This version of the song is sung by Reiko and is used in [[Crossroad in the Ancient Capital]] (Movie 7). | * [[Detective Conan "Crossroad in the Ancient Capital" Original Soundtrack|Kimi ga Ireba (Crossroad Version)]] - This version of the song is sung by Reiko and is used in [[Crossroad in the Ancient Capital]] (Movie 7). | ||
* [[Detective Conan "The Bride of Halloween" Original Soundtrack|Kimi ga Ireba (The Bride of Halloween Version)]] - This version of the song is arranged by Yugo Kanno and is sung by Karen Aoki. It is used in [[The Bride of Halloween]] (Movie 25). | * [[Detective Conan "The Bride of Halloween" Original Soundtrack|Kimi ga Ireba (The Bride of Halloween Version)]] - This version of the song is arranged by Yugo Kanno and is sung by Karen Aoki. It is used in [[The Bride of Halloween]] (Movie 25). | ||
| − | * [[Detective Conan "Black Iron Submarine" Original Soundtrack|Kimi ga Ireba (Black Iron Submarine Version)]] - This version of the song is arranged by Yugo Kanno and is sung by Karen Aoki. It is used in [[Black Iron Submarine]] (Movie 26). This version is also longer than usual as the 1st half of the song | + | * [[Detective Conan "Black Iron Submarine" Original Soundtrack|Kimi ga Ireba (Black Iron Submarine Version)]] - This version of the song is arranged by Yugo Kanno and is sung by Karen Aoki. It is used in [[Black Iron Submarine]] (Movie 26). This version is also longer than usual as the 1st half of the song is given a calm arrangement before being repeated with usual arrangement. |
:* In the movie, another version starting with the 2nd half of the lyrics is also used, but is not recorded in the soundtrack album. | :* In the movie, another version starting with the 2nd half of the lyrics is also used, but is not recorded in the soundtrack album. | ||
Revision as of 06:48, 2 February 2024
| Title: | キミがいれば |
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| Artist: | Iori (Original ver., Last Century ver., Assassin ver.) Reiko (Crossroad ver.) Karen Aoki (The Bride of Halloween ver., Black Iron Submarine ver.) |
| Composer: | Katsuo Ohno |
| Arrangement: | Katsuo Ohno (Original ver., Last Century ver., Assassin ver., Crossroad ver.) Yugo Kanno (The Bride of Halloween ver., Black Iron Submarine ver.) |
| Lyrics: | Ren Takayanagi |
Kimi ga Ireba (キミがいれば , lit. "If You're There"), is an insert song that first appeared in the film The Time-Bombed Skyscraper. Later, it was continued to be used often in the anime and movies.
Contents
Lyrics
Variations
- Kimi ga Ireba - The original version of the song, It is used in:
- The Time-Bombed Skyscraper (Movie 1)
- A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Episode 62)
- A Crab and Whale Kidnapping Case (Episode 65)
- The Fourteenth Target (Movie 2)
- Kimi ga Ireba (Last Century Version) - This version of the song is used in:
- The Last Wizard of the Century (Movie 3)
- The Private Eyes' Requiem (Movie 10)
- Kimi ga Ireba (Assassin Version) - This version of the song is used in Captured in Her Eyes (Movie 4).
- Kimi ga Ireba (Crossroad Version) - This version of the song is sung by Reiko and is used in Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Movie 7).
- Kimi ga Ireba (The Bride of Halloween Version) - This version of the song is arranged by Yugo Kanno and is sung by Karen Aoki. It is used in The Bride of Halloween (Movie 25).
- Kimi ga Ireba (Black Iron Submarine Version) - This version of the song is arranged by Yugo Kanno and is sung by Karen Aoki. It is used in Black Iron Submarine (Movie 26). This version is also longer than usual as the 1st half of the song is given a calm arrangement before being repeated with usual arrangement.
- In the movie, another version starting with the 2nd half of the lyrics is also used, but is not recorded in the soundtrack album.
See also
References
- Lyrics
- Full Japanese and Romaji lyrics from Animesonglyrics: Kimi ga Ireba - Animesonglyrics. Retrieved on May 23, 2022.
