Ars Magna
Ars Magna is a Japanese musical group known for their 2016 song "Himitsu wo Choudai," which served as the opening theme for the anime series "Saiki Kusuo no...
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Ars Magna is a Japanese musical group known for their 2016 song "Himitsu wo Choudai," which served as the opening theme for the anime series "Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan." The band's members include vocalist and primary songwriter Kengo Kondo, guitarist Hiroki Watanabe, bassist Daisuke Fujimura, and drummer Yusuke Yamamoto.
Their discography includes tracks like "Nemesis" from 2016, "Sakasete Kimi to" from 2018, and "Iris" from 2020. Other songs in their catalog include "Natsu Ni Kiss Shite Ii Desu Ka?," "Seikimatsu School Wars," and "Kokoro World."
In 2019, Ars Magna faced plagiarism allegations regarding their song "Prism," though these were later dismissed. The band has also been noted for their preference for studio recordings over live performances, which has drawn mixed reactions from some fans.
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