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Triphop Anthem is the theme music for a character with a Dark and Troubled Past, usually representing the memory of the past that continues to torment this particular character archetype. The Triphop Anthem has electronic musical influences and typically has a slow and steady rhythm to go along with the Slow Deliberateness of the character.

Examples: Bourne Identity/Bourne Supremacy/Bourne Ultimatim - The Moby triphop song "Extreme Ways" plays as titular character Jason Bourne's theme during each of these movies. Great Expectations - The Mono triphop song "Life in Mono (Ingenue)" plays as Pip remembers his painful romance with Estella. Ghost in the Shell: Standalone Complex - The Yoko Kanno triphop song "Velveteen" plays as Major Kusanagi unravels a mystery.

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