The theme song of "Four Drivers Brothers" is "Looking Up to the Sky".

"Four Drivers Brothers" is an animated work adapted from the comic of the same name created by Japanese cartoonist Tetsuhiro Koshida. The animation is divided into 3 parts, which were broadcast on TV for 3 years, each telling a story each year. The production company is XEBEC. The animated version adds many plots and settings that are not in the comics, but there are also many stories in the comics that have not appeared in the animation. The theme song of "Four Drivers Brothers" is "Looking Up to the Sky", a song sung by Gu Haibin and released on June 4, 2005.

From a musical point of view, this song has a bright and powerful melody and a strong rhythm, which can easily arouse people's excitement and emotional excitement. In terms of arrangement, this song uses a simple instrument configuration, highlighting the importance of melody and rhythm, making the whole song sound fresh and powerful.

Evaluation of "Brothers of 4WD"

From a plot perspective, "Brothers of 4WD" has a compact storyline and a fast pace, which always maintains a high level of enjoyment. The animation centers on two brothers, Xiao Hao and Xiao Lie, telling the story between them and their mini racing cars. The story is full of elements such as friendship, competition, and struggle, allowing the audience to feel the passion of youth and the power of dreams while enjoying the wonderful scenes.

From the perspective of character setting, the characters in "Brothers of Four Drivers" are distinct and have their own characteristics. Whether it is the main characters such as Xiao Hao, Xiao Lie, Ying Yulong, Aji, or other supporting characters, they all have unique character traits and charm. The interactions and emotional entanglements between these characters also make it easier for the audience to react and project emotions.