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Core Pride by UVERworld is a short anime rock ringtone clip from the Blue Exorcist opening theme, used as a phone alert and anime edit sound.

This clip is the energetic opening burst of Core Pride, the Japanese rock song by UVERworld used as a phone ringtone. It features fast drums, distorted electric guitars and a powerful male vocal hook that cuts through instantly. The six second excerpt feels urgent and heroic, which is why it works so well as an incoming call alert. Instead of a generic beep, it gives the moment an anime opening energy, grabbing attention with its driving rhythm and anthemic chorus feel before the track would normally build further.

Core Pride was released by Japanese rock band UVERworld in 2011 and became widely known as the first opening theme for the anime Blue Exorcist. The full song mixes rock, rap and melodic choruses typical of the band's style. Online, short excerpts were shared in Portuguese speaking communities as meu toque de celular, meaning my cell phone ringtone, and spread as downloadable phone alerts. Its short, loud intro makes it still popular with anime fans who want a recognisable ringtone instead of a default tone.

Consejo profesional de uso

Trim the clip to start right on the first guitar hit so the ringtone loops cleanly without a gap. Keep the volume high but add a slight fade on the last beat, and avoid layering other rock tracks underneath it.

Casos de uso

  • Set as an anime fan's main phone ringtone
  • Drop into Blue Exorcist fan edit transitions
  • Use as an alarm to wake up fast
  • Add to gaming videos for intense entrance moments

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What song is this ringtone from?
This ringtone is an excerpt from Core Pride by Japanese rock band UVERworld. Released in 2011, the song is best known as the first opening theme for the anime series Blue Exorcist, also called Ao no Exorcist.
Who performs Core Pride?
Core Pride is performed by UVERworld, a Japanese rock band formed in Shiga. Their energetic mix of rock, electronic and rap elements made the track a standout anime opening and a popular choice for phone ringtones.
Why is it called meu toque de celular?
The Portuguese title meu toque de celular translates to my cell phone ringtone in English. Fans shared this six second clip under that name as a ready to use ringtone, which is how it circulated on soundboard and ringtone collections.

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