All 3 anime alarm sounds in AlarmiFex

Here is every sound in the Anime mood, with its length and voice style as listed in the library. The voice style for all three is anime. They are music, not spoken messages; for a voice that pushes you, try the Motivational mood.

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh Opening

    Length: 0:15 · Voice style: anime

    The classic opening of Yu-Gi-Oh. An anime tune with a driving beat to get you out of bed and moving.

  2. Dark Edge Wake-Up

    Length: 0:28 · Voice style: anime

    An intense, brooding ringtone with a horror-movie pulse, built to jolt you upright the second it hits.

  3. Gaara's Childhood

    Length: 0:23 · Voice style: anime

    A gentle, melancholic melody from the Naruto original soundtrack, composed by Toshiro Masuda. A calm, emotional tone for a slow start to the day.

Who anime alarm sounds suit

Anime fans who want a morning ritual

Waking to a theme you already love turns the alarm into the first good moment of the day.

People who ignore plain beeps

A recognisable tune with a beat is harder to tune out than a flat tone. Rotate sounds now and then so it stays fresh.

Gamers and night owls

The driving opening and the dark ringtone suit anyone whose day starts with a bit of adrenaline.

Fans of soundtrack music

The Naruto theme is a slow, emotional piece rather than an opening, so it fits a softer start.

When to pick an anime sound

  • You want a sound with personality rather than a generic ringtone.
  • You need a short, punchy sound (15 seconds) or a slightly longer one (up to 28 seconds).
  • You want a jolt: pick Dark Edge Wake-Up or the Yu-Gi-Oh opening.
  • You want an easy start: pick Gaara's Childhood, the gentlest of the three.

If you sleep through alarms, see AlarmiFex for heavy sleepers. With Wake-up Series you can start with the gentle Naruto theme and follow it with a harder sound a few minutes later.

How to set an anime alarm sound in AlarmiFex

  1. Open a new alarm. Tap to add an alarm and set the time and repeat days.
  2. Tap Alarm Sound. This opens the Choose Sound screen, where you can browse by mood and pick Anime.
  3. Preview, then choose. Play a sound to hear it, pick the one you like and tap Done.
  4. Save the alarm. Set the volume to taste and tap Save. Download the sound first if you want it saved on your phone.

These steps follow the iPhone app. On iPhone, alarms ring on silent and in Focus once you allow alarms. Always set a test alarm a few minutes ahead before you rely on a new setup. Want a different anime theme? See custom alarm sounds, or learn how the library works in sound library by mood.

Try the other moods

Anime is one of five moods. Explore Calm, Energetic, Motivational or Classic, or see everything on the alarm sounds page.

Questions about anime alarm sounds