The most important anime taxonomy is Opening Credits Song Is Better versus End Credits Song Is Better
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Eureka Seven has, like, four? five? sets of opening and closing themes (and honestly, the music of the show is somewhat better than the show deserved), but is consistently an opening-theme-show.
Not sure how to class Witch Hunter Robin. Opening theme is higher energy, but the slower closing theme often fits with a show that often wants you to still be processing reveals and character beats as the credits roll. But on the balance, opening theme show, I think.
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Thinking about it, in a way that's often the contrast here isn't it? Does the show want to build up energy to drive you forward more, or is the key emotional resonance coming as the episode and its meaning sits with you a bit? (Bebop's "Blue" begins playing in background...)
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