If you like jazz, the original opening of the first series serves you well by combining it with Bedroom Pop and drums, and a truly epic guitar riff at the end. The song was performed by three-man band Shonentai and the lyrics were written by Masumi Kawamura.
The opening of the second series, "Lady's Crest" by Kaoru Moriya, captures your attention with the sudden instrumental riff before turning upbeat, and is pure adrenaline-stimulating material.
The ending of the second series, "Portrait of Wild Roses" by Kaoru Moriya, starts with a beautiful guitar number before the soft, slow singing starts. Along with the accompanying imagery, it can serve as a good Tear Jerker or Tear Dryer.
Italian
The Italian opening of the second series, "Milly, un giorno dopo l'altro" by Cristina D'Avena, is happy, poppy, and carried by her beautiful voice from start to finish. It perfectly captures Lynn's optimistic attitude.
European Spanish
The European Spanish opening by Sol Pilas sounds like a cross between a nursery rhyme and a Song of Many Emotions.
The opening of the second series, also by Sol Pilas, initially seems to be a Melancholy Musical Number...before the empowering lyrics tell Lynn to have hope and smile, and the whole tune of the song flips from sad to uplifting in a matter of seconds.
Arabic
The Arabic version of Lady Lady's original theme song sounds like Ominous Latin Chanting at first, and then the singing turns passionate and fast and back to slow and melancholy.
by Kaoru Moriya, starts with a beautiful guitar number before the soft, slow singing starts. Along with the accompanying imagery, it can serve as a good Tear Jerker or Tear Dryer.