Top 10 Best RWBY Songs

This song is almost perfect, in my opinion. It has a superb intro that always gets me revved up. It was a brilliant idea to have the real-life mother and daughter sing the separate parts of the fictional mother and daughter in the song.

And although Jeff's lyrics are always clever, Red Like Roses Part II is a step above even his usual fine quality. This isn't just my favorite RWBY song. It's among my favorite modern hard rock songs.

The main character and her relationship with her mother are the focus of this song. It's a heartbreaking song, yet it's played like a powerful vow. Ruby won't forget what has happened to her, and no matter what happens, nothing will take the place of her dear mother.

Honestly, for a while, I said Red Like Roses Part II was the best. But when the Volume 4 credits rolled, this song absolutely blew me away! So far, Yang and Weiss have both gotten new, updated character themes, and both are incredible and, in my opinion, superior to the originals.

This one just has so much more depth to it than I Burn, and I love it!

This is from the credits of Volume 4, and it's a Yang song. It's a bold, fierce song about getting over the pain that's happened and being ready to move forward.

After a gritty volume, an upbeat song like this was nice to hear in the credits.

It is the song that immediately comes to mind when I think of RWBY. I really like how it has a faster tempo, and it's the only opening song I actually know the words to.

The opening song to Volume 2. It has great buildup before everything crashes down and plays out. It's a beautiful song that I would recommend anyone listen to.

Best opening song overall. This is one I always come back to when I need to get into the RWBY mood.

This song is supposed to be a Weiss song about her relationship with her father. If you listen to it, it's not a very happy one. It also has layers of independence and striving for freedom. Casey's singing for this song was excellent.

Weiss songs are the best songs, and It's My Turn and Path to Isolation are my favorites.

A song about one of the characters named Blake. It's about her revolution against the oppression and subjugation of her kind. This song features some face-melting guitar music and an amazing soft chord at the beginning and end.

I love Blake Belladonna. She's strong in her own unique way. Yes, she gets undermined, and her past was tragic, but she is never afraid to speak her mind. You go, girl!

I can't listen to this song without crying. The deaths of Pyrrha and Penny left holes in me, holes that still sear and burn even though I'm watching Volume 5. I didn't know that Mr. Oum had passed until more than three years later. I started watching RWBY in the summer of 2018, but I didn't know that this show would become such a big part of my personality after watching.

Songs like this make you think about your life and lost loved ones. I dedicate this vote to RoosterTeeth Studios and the losses of three great individuals. Rest in peace, Pyrrha. Rest in peace, Penny. And most importantly, rest in peace, Monty Oum. I hope all of us RWBY fans will keep moving forward in your name.

This is a very mellow song at the beginning, but it then shifts into a stronger tone. The piano and the melodic singing are what bring this song together, despite the sad message behind it.

I love the piano and violin. The vocals are excellent too. The song is very emotional and always manages to hit me hard, no matter what.

My sister cries when she hears this because of Pyrrha. Dang, she is missed for sure.

Aside from RWBY, this song has great meaning to it. My favorite lyrics are: "Some people fall in love for life. Others never get it right."

A sister song! Unlike Gold, this is more of the older sibling speaking to the younger sibling. It expresses how she will always be there to protect and love Ruby, no matter who comes and goes in her life. This is a very sentimental song about their relationship.

This is the first song that has ever made me cry. It makes me think of my little sister.

The melody and clashing between Jeff and Casey's voices make for a beautiful song filled with emotion. It really sucks you in, and when that guitar solo comes, all you can think of is, "Why don't I have this on loop?"

And to be honest, you should. The more you listen to the song, the more you hear what the lyrics mean, the more you piece them to stuff outside of the show, and the more you grow to love the song.

Amazing! The two harmonizing is god-tier.

Villains have the best songs. This is for the main villain in RWBY. This makes Disney villain songs quiver with fear. How children will bleed, faith won't bring victory, and how to destroy humanity. Plus, the song kind of did come true at the end of the third volume. Do you have the nerve to listen to it?

Straight-up one of the best villain songs of all time.

I love it because it reveals all of Qrow's layers.

Such an awesome song. It really explains Qrow's character and how he doesn't want anyone to be hurt by his semblance.

Great song for a great character!