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"Nightmare" and "Alumina" are two distinct songs from the Japanese band "Death Note" soundtrack, with "Alumina" being the opening theme and "Nightmare" being the second opening theme. Here are some interesting facts about these songs:

1. "Alumina" by Nightmare:

   • "Alumina" is the first opening theme song for the anime series "Death Note." The anime, based on the manga of the same name by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, gained widespread popularity for its dark and psychological themes.
   • The song was released as a single by the Japanese rock band Nightmare in 2006 and became a significant hit in Japan. It was composed by the band's guitarist Sakito.
   • "Alumina" has a haunting and melancholic melody that perfectly complements the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of "Death Note."
   • The lyrics of the song touch upon themes of death, destiny, and the inner conflict faced by the protagonist, Light Yagami, as he uses the Death Note to carry out his vigilante justice.
   • "Alumina" is often regarded as one of the standout tracks in the "Death Note" soundtrack and has been covered by various artists and used in fan-made content related to the series.

2. "Nightmare" by Nightmare:

   • "Nightmare" is the second opening theme song for the "Death Note" anime series. It was used for the latter part of the anime's run.
   • Like "Alumina," "Nightmare" was also performed by the Japanese band Nightmare. The song features the band's signature blend of rock and visual kei elements.
   • The lyrics of "Nightmare" reflect the escalating conflict and the cat-and-mouse game between Light Yagami and L, two central characters in the series.
   • The song's energetic and intense sound captures the tension and excitement of the anime's plot as it nears its climax.
   • Both "Alumina" and "Nightmare" contributed to the overall atmosphere and impact of the "Death Note" series and are fondly remembered by fans of the show.

These songs not only served as memorable openings for the "Death Note" anime but also contributed to the series' immersive experience and added depth to its themes and characters.