Ondo

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A subtrope of the Dancing Theme, an ondo is a type of Japanese folk music with a distinct beat pattern. This style is often used as an ending song or an Image Song in a lot of anime, although it may be present in other works of fiction.

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Examples of Ondo include:

Anime and Manga

• Bokusatsu Ondo de Dokuro-chan (Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan)
• Shin-chan Ondo (Crayon Shin-chan)
• Agumon Ondo (Digimon Adventure 02)
  • Technically, this one is a variation as it was never an ending theme, just an Image Song.
• Doraemon Ondo (Doraemon)
• Hunter Ondo (Hunter X Hunter)
• Pekopon Shinryaku Ondo (Keroro Gunsou)
• Kinniku Ondo (Kinnikuman Nisei)
• Shinobu Ondo (Ninja Nonsense)
• Naruto Ondo (Naruto)
• Ojamajo Ondo de Happipi (Ojamajo Doremi)
• Ichijo Ondo (Pani Poni Dash!)
• Gekitei Ondo (Sakura Taisen)
• Zetsubou Ondo (Zoku Sayonara, Zetsubou-sensei)
• Di Gi Charat Ondo (Di Gi Charat Nyo)
• Nekoneko Ondo (Nyan Koi)
• "Wa! Wa!! World Ondo" (Axis Powers Hetalia)
• Binchou Ondo (Binchou Tan)
• Ai No Ondo from Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch.
• Bon Dance Ondo from episode 24 of Goldfish Warning.
• Dare ga Koroshite Cock Robin Ondo from Boku Patalliro.

Live-Action TV

• Let's Go-Ondo (Engine Sentai Go-onger), one of many Super Sentai examples.
• Kaiju Ondo from Return of Ultraman.

Video Games

• Pinky Ondo (Kira Kira Pop Princess)
• Persona Ondo (Persona 2 Innocent Sin)
• Pokemon Ondo and Pokemon Kazoeuta (Pokémon)
• The Bon Odori (Rhythm Tengoku)
• Shrimp Shuffle (Ebi Ondo) (Rhythm Heaven Fever)
• Choi Bounge Ondo (King of Fighters)
• Chen's Gensokyo Ondo (Touhou)