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[2025] A Compilation of Anisong Duets [Male-Female / Same-Gender]

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Anime is now one of the cultural phenomena Japan can proudly share with the world as part of its pop culture.

The anime songs that color these scenes are no longer just for anime fans! Chances are, your favorite artist or band has also done a theme song for an anime at some point.

In this article, we’ll focus specifically on duet songs among popular anime tracks.

While duets traditionally mean a male-female pair, this time we’ll also include songs by two men and two women.

Feel free to use this as a guide when you’re looking for songs to sing at karaoke!

Duet Songs from Anime and Character Songs (81–90)

This and That, Drastic (feat. Aina Suzuki)halca

halca “This and That Drastic feat. Aina Suzuki” Music Video (TV Anime “Dropkick on My Devil!! X” OP)

Drastic This and That feat. Aina Suzuki, halca

If you’re looking to hype things up with a high-energy track, “Arekore Drastic feat.

Aina Suzuki” is a great pick.

It’s the opening theme for the anime Dropkick on My Devil!! X.

The vocals by halca, who created the song, and Aina Suzuki—also a voice actress—match perfectly.

Their singing beautifully captures the series’ dark yet cute atmosphere.

It’s a very fast-paced song, but try to focus on singing without rushing.

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Even if the dream endsHiyome Shirasagi (CV: Yui Ogura), Mizuki Ayakōji (CV: Sumire Uesaka)

[Official] “Yuri Is My Job!” Ending Theme Song Non-Credit Video — Hime Shirasagi (CV: Yui Ogura) & Mitsuki Ayanokōji (CV: Sumire Uesaka) ‘Even If I Wake From the Dream’

Even after I wake from the dream — Youme Shirasagi (CV: Yui Ogura), Mizuki Ayakouji (CV: Sumire Uesaka)

Watch “Even If the Dream Ends” by Hiyome Shirasagi (CV: Yui Ogura) and Mizuki Ayakōji (CV: Sumire Uesaka) on YouTube.

The anime Watashi no Yuri wa Oshigoto Desu! portrays the romantic relationships of young girls.

Its ending theme is known as “Yume ga Samete mo.” This duet is performed by Yui Ogura, who plays Hime Shirasagi, and Sumire Uesaka, who plays Mitsuki Ayanokōji.

The lyrics express the two characters’ deep love and bond while also hinting at an eventual parting someday.

Try singing it with a subtly ephemeral nuance.

Another characteristic of this song is that it contains many harmonized parts.

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Wedding MarchASOBI Alliance

[MV] TV Anime “Mission: Yozakura Family” ED Wedding March / ASOBI Alliance Rimii Tokumix

Wedding March ASOBI Alliance

A song released by ASOBI Alliance in August 2024 that sings about the hardships and joys of walking through life as two.

With a heartwarming melody that voices the resolve to keep moving forward together—through sickness and in health—supporting one another, it’s sure to make every wedding guest nod along.

The gentle yet powerful duet by Tokumix and Rimy beautifully expresses the joy of living with someone you love.

The song was also featured as the ending theme for the second cour of the MBS/TBS TV anime Mission: Yozakura Family, sparking major buzz.

It’s a perfect choice for moments that celebrate your love, such as the first dance at your wedding or your re-entrance after a costume change.

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Economy class after all.YABI×YABI

YABI×YABI “After All, Economy Class” Official Music Video

After all, economy is super-duper YABI × YABI.

YABI×YABI is a two-person vocal unit consisting of Jugong and Nagong.

They wrote “Yappari Economy” as the ending theme for the anime “Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for My Retirement.” The anime follows a protagonist who saves money, and the song humorously portrays both the fun and the challenges of that endeavor.

By sampling video game sound effects, it creates a somewhat fantastical atmosphere.

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LinariaMaruri and Ryuga

Maruri and Ryuga – Linaria

Linaria Maruri and Ryuga

Linaria by Maruri to Ryuga portrays the aching feelings of unrequited love.

Released digitally in 2021, the song was used as the ending theme for the anime “Koikimo: It’s Too Sick to Call This Love.” Even if you think your love may never be returned, you can’t stop your feelings, and your chest tightens with pain.

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It captures those emotions that everyone has experienced.

Although it’s sung as a male-female unison piece, it’s also great to sing with a same-gender friend who’s struggling with love!

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Happy RabbitCOOL&CREATE

Happy Rabbit

Shiawase Usagi COOL&CREATE

It’s a love song with both male and female vocals.

The lyrics capture a girl’s cute, innocent feelings of love, which makes your heart flutter.

If I went to karaoke on a date, this is a song I’d want to sing together with my partner! It’s filled with the word “happiness,” and it’s the kind of song that makes the listener feel happy too.

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Duet Songs of Anime and Character Songs (91–100)

HirogarhythmAmi Ishii, Chihaya Yoshitake

"Hirogaru Sky! Precure" Ending Theme Song "Hirogarhythm" (Non-Credit ver.)

Ami Ishii (Hirogarhythm), Chihaya Yoshitake

Another song that’s drawing attention for its cute choreography is “Hirogarhythm.” It’s the theme song for the anime Soaring Sky! Pretty Cure, created by Ami Ishii and Chiha Yoshitake.

Since the song centers on the theme of friendship between the characters, singing it with friends or loved ones could help strengthen your bonds.

Trying the choreography would be fun too.

The moves are simple overall, so people of all ages can pick them up.

Check out the videos on YouTube for reference.

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