A Cruel Angel's Thesis (Band Cover)

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Band cover of A Cruel Angel's Thesis, the iconic opening theme from Neon Genesis Evangelion, used in anime edits, meme intros and nostalgic fan videos.

This is a band cover excerpt of A Cruel Angel's Thesis, the energetic opening theme from Neon Genesis Evangelion, performed here with live instruments instead of the original studio arrangement. Bright vocals, driving drums, electric guitars and bold brass-style lines keep the melody instantly recognisable and urgent. The short clip captures the soaring chorus energy that makes the song feel heroic and nostalgic at once. For anime fans it triggers immediate recognition, while for other viewers it lands as an intense, uplifting intro sting that raises excitement before a reveal, edit or punchline.

A Cruel Angel's Thesis was originally performed by Yoko Takahashi as the opening theme for Neon Genesis Evangelion, the influential mecha anime series that premiered in Japan in 1995. Written for the show, the song became one of the most recognised anime openings worldwide and is regularly covered by bands and fans online. This band cover version circulates as a short clip on soundboards and in edits, helped by searches for the meme version. Its association with dramatic entrances keeps it popular decades after the series first aired.

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What is A Cruel Angel's Thesis?

It is the opening theme song for the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, originally performed by Yoko Takahashi. This version is a band cover, recreating the famous melody and chorus energy with live instruments for use in edits and memes.

Why is A Cruel Angel's Thesis so popular as a meme?

The song is instantly recognisable to anime fans and signals an epic or dramatic moment even to viewers who have not seen Evangelion. Its energetic chorus works perfectly for intros, reveals and parodies, which keeps the meme version widely shared.

How can I use this sound in a video?

Use the clip as an intro sting or opening for an anime edit, cosplay video or character reveal. Place it at the start, cut visuals to its rhythm, and lower or end it before speech so the music does not compete with dialogue.