[2025] A roundup of popular anime songs recommended for high school students
Even if you’re not someone who’s super into anime in the Reiwa era, it’s pretty normal to at least keep up with the buzzy shows, right?
For high school students, anime probably takes up a big spot among the topics you chat about with classmates.
And when it comes to talking about anime, there’s one thing you can’t leave out… that’s right, anime songs!
Whether you get into anime because you like the band or artist singing the opening or ending theme—or the other way around—anime and anison (anime songs) are inseparable.
Here, we’ve rounded up the latest masterpieces and hit tracks among anison that we recommend especially for current high school students.
Enjoy!
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[2025] A roundup of popular anime songs recommended for high school students (61–70)
Ao and KiramekiSpira Spica
This is Spira Spica’s memorable 10th single, selected as the opening theme for season 2 of the TV anime “My Dress-Up Darling.” Following their previous 2022 release “San-san Days,” they’ve once again been chosen, and the song links beautifully with the anime’s world.
The sparkling guitar sound and vocalist Kiyono’s straightforward, soaring voice ring out proudly.
Depicting the blue glow of youth and a strong resolve to pursue what you love, this song is sure to color the days of anyone who’s passionately absorbed in something.
Last lookKeina Suda
If you don’t break the cage called “common sense,” you’ll never meet your true self.
This is a fast-paced rock number that sings of the omnipotent rush that arrives at the end of such inner conflict.
The track was released in July 2025 as the opening theme for the second rerun of the TV anime Assassination Classroom.
The explosive energy that wells up from within and surges through the song seems to liberate the listener’s heart as well.
It’s sure to resonate with anyone who wants to surpass who they are now and take a bold new step forward.
A world where the sun does not riseAimer
This is a song by Aimer, written as the theme for the anime film Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle Arc Part 1: Akaza Returns.
The dual-theme arrangement with LiSA also drew attention.
The song portrays a steadfast will and heartfelt prayer to keep fighting for what one wants to protect, even in a lightless, desperate situation.
Aimer’s uniquely resonant vocals intertwine with the sweeping strings to grip the listener’s heart.
It’s sure to resonate not only with Demon Slayer fans but also with anyone seeking the strength to face forward in the midst of adversity.
What is justice?BAND-MAID
A BAND-MAID track that shakes the listener’s heart with its hard-hitting sound.
Released in July 2025, it was chosen as the ending theme for the TV anime “Togen Anki.” The sharp guitar riff that explodes from the start and the heavy, intense loud rock sound that stokes a sense of battle match the anime’s world perfectly.
The soaring high-tone vocals are also captivating, embodying the universal theme woven into the lyrics: “What is true justice?” It’s the perfect song for moments when you feel uncertain about the path you believe in or need the courage to face hardship.
snowdropConton Candy
Set to a fast-paced, exhilarating rock sound, this Conton Candy track gives voice to the complex emotions unique to adolescence.
Written as the opening theme for the TV anime Rascal Does Not Dream of a Santa Claus, it builds on the keyword “Adolescence Syndrome” to vividly portray the protagonists’ wavering hearts.
It’s a song of encouragement that pushes you forward—struggling through imperfect realities yet still trying to face ahead.
Perfect for immersing yourself in the anime’s world, and just right for the moments you need courage.
Osomatsu-san's Bonbashé!DA PUMP
An irresistibly upbeat party tune arranged in a disco sound reminiscent of the ’80s and ’90s, based on an overseas song! This track was selected as the opening theme for the fourth season of the TV anime Osomatsu-san.
It’s included on the album BACK 2 DA UNITY, released in July 2025.
The comical lyrics, infused with a Showa-era vibe, perfectly match the anime’s world.
When you just want to have fun without thinking about anything, give it a listen—your everyday worries are sure to melt away!
HelloFurui Riho
Furui Riho’s songs embrace the sparkle and uncertainty of those moments—dreaming of reunions with friends, feeling your heart leap as you take a step toward the future.
Written as the opening theme for the TV anime “CITY THE ANIMATION,” this pop track’s lively, dramatic sound and shimmering, warm vocals align perfectly with the show’s blissful worldview.
Listen to it when you’re stepping into a new environment or when you want to reaffirm your bonds with friends, and your heart is sure to feel lighter.