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City Hunter Gekijo Ban Ai To Shukumei No Magnum Original Soundtrack brings together the music from City Hunter: Ai to Shukumei no Magnum, the first full-length theatrical film in the legendary City Hunter anime franchise. Originally released in 1989 during the broadcast of City Hunter 2, this memorable soundtrack returns as part of the FlyingDog Reissue 2026 series.
The soundtrack features music composed by Tatsumi Yano, a renowned composer whose work spans anime, television, and popular music. His score perfectly captures the stylish action, suspense, and emotion of Ryo Saeba's first big-screen adventure.
Included are the opening theme"Weekend Soldier" performed by Mika Kaneko, the ending theme"Jurokuya" performed by Mariko Takahashi, and two insert songs that help define the film's distinctive atmosphere.
City Hunter: Ai to Shukumei no Magnum is the first theatrical feature film in the City Hunter anime franchise. Released in 1989, it expanded the adventures of Ryo Saeba from television to the big screen.
City Hunter is a popular manga and anime series created by Tsukasa Hojo. The story follows Ryo Saeba, a skilled sweeper and private detective who takes on dangerous assignments while protecting his clients.
FlyingDog REISSUE 2026 is a reissue campaign that brings back popular anime and movie soundtracks in updated releases under new VTCL catalog numbers, allowing fans to revisit classic recordings.
Fans of City Hunter, classic anime enthusiasts, soundtrack collectors, and listeners who enjoy vintage Japanese film and anime music will appreciate this release.
Yes. As the soundtrack to the first theatrical City Hunter film and part of the FlyingDog Reissue 2026 line, it is a desirable collectible for franchise fans and anime music collectors.
Yes. This soundtrack makes a great gift for City Hunter fans, anime collectors, and anyone who enjoys classic Japanese animation and soundtrack releases.