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of Sparks of Tomorrow (20 Seiki Denki Mokuroku: Eureka Evrika), the original television anime from Kyoto Animation. Building upon the foundation established in the first soundtrack release, Part.2 presents additional score material that further explores the series' world of invention, discovery, and adventure.
Composed by Hitomi Koto, the soundtrack showcases the music that helps define the emotional tone and atmosphere of the anime. Koto's work blends cinematic orchestration with modern musical elements, capturing both the wonder and drama that characterize the series. The soundtrack provides fans with an immersive way to revisit key moments from the story through its instrumental compositions.As part of the official music catalog for Sparks of Tomorrow, this release complements the anime's broader soundtrack lineup, which includes the opening theme"Eureka Evrika" by Luna Goami and the ending theme"Soarin'" by Ginger Root. Together, these musical works help establish the unique identity of the series.Part 1 and Part 2 each have a newly drawn illustration jacket by Kyoto Animation.
Sparks of Tomorrow (20 Seiki Denki Mokuroku: Eureka Evrika) is an original television anime produced by Kyoto Animation, centered around themes of invention, discovery, and adventure.
Hitomi Koto is the composer responsible for the music of Sparks of Tomorrow, creating the score that supports the series' storytelling and emotional impact.
The series features the opening theme"Eureka Evrika" by Luna Goami and the ending theme"Soarin'" by Ginger Root, helping define the musical character of the anime
This soundtrack is ideal for fans of Sparks of Tomorrow, Kyoto Animation productions, anime soundtrack collectors, and listeners who enjoy cinematic, orchestral, and emotionally driven instrumental music.
Yes. As an official soundtrack release from a Kyoto Animation anime and featuring music by Hitomi Koto, it is a desirable collectible for anime music enthusiasts and soundtrack collectors.
Absolutely. This soundtrack makes an excellent gift for anime fans, soundtrack collectors, Kyoto Animation enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates high-quality instrumental music inspired by animated storytelling.