[Gag/Random] Funny Anime Songs Special [Karaoke]

Love is an Explosion (feat. Yukari Tamura)Masayoshi Oishi

TV Anime “Love After World Domination” Creditless OP / Masayoshi Oishi – Love is Explosion (feat. Yukari Tamura)

This is the theme song for the anime “Love After World Domination,” which depicts the romance between the leader of a sentai hero team and a queen belonging to an evil secret organization.

It’s an interesting track that combines the boldness reminiscent of classic tokusatsu songs—enhanced with brass sounds—with the cute, charming vibe of the featured artist, Yukari Tamura.

The lyrics blend elements of both a tokusatsu anthem and a love song, powerfully expressing the swelling feelings of love.

Turn it up loud, if you can!

Mission! Health Number OneRed Blood Cell (CV: Kana Hanazawa) · White Blood Cell (CV: Tomoaki Maeno) Killer T Cell (CV: Daisuke Ono) · Macrophage (CV: Kikuko Inoue)

[Cells at Work! Official] “Mission! Ken-Ko Exercises!”

The manga Cells at Work! by Akane Shimizu, which began serialization in 2015, is a popular work built around the idea of anthropomorphizing the cells inside the human body, letting readers learn about them while having fun.

It was adapted into an anime in 2018, gaining an even larger fanbase.

This song is the opening theme of the TV anime version, written and composed by singer-songwriter Yuma Aoi (Yumao), and performed by a lineup of popular voice actors who play characters in the show, including Kana Hanazawa, Tomoaki Maeno, Daisuke Ono, and Kikuko Inoue.

If everyone sings along to the lyrics that vividly convey just how hard the cells are working, you might feel a renewed sense of gratitude toward the cells toiling away inside your body.

Mizonokuchi Sun Tribemanzo

Astro Fighter Sunred Opening Theme “Mizonokuchi Solar Tribe”

The TV anime Astro Fighter Sunred, based on Makoto Kubota’s work and known for its surreal style and enduring popularity.

This track was used as the opening theme for the first season, which aired starting in 2008.

Manzo—also known for creating the “Nihon Break Kogyo Company Song,” a hit on the internet in the 2000s—handled the lyrics, composition, arrangement, and vocals.

Judging by the music alone, it’s a classic, hard-hitting hero song with a seriously cool finish, so if you hear the track without knowing the series and then actually watch the anime, you might end up feeling a bit conflicted…

Lord Vegeta’s Cooking Hell!! — The “Okonomiyaki” Arc —Vegeta (Voice: Ryo Horikawa)

[R Fujimoto] Vegeta-sama’s Cooking Hell!! [Tried Making It While Singing]

Is there anyone who can listen to this song for the first time and feel nothing, I wonder…? Even among the hugely popular characters in the national phenomenon Dragon Ball, this is an official, dead-serious song where Vegeta sings about how to make okonomiyaki.

It was included on Dragon Ball Z Hit Song Collection 8: Characters Special 2, released in 1991, and of course it’s sung by Ryo Horikawa, Vegeta’s voice actor.

If you know the character of Vegeta, it’s impossible not to laugh.

The 1990s were also an era when the culture of character songs performed by voice actors truly blossomed, producing many masterpieces and oddities alike.

Even among them, this track stands out with an undeniable presence as a bizarre anti-classic, and it continues to shock younger generations in various ways.

Sound sleep! Peaceful sleep! A Suyarist lifestylePrincess Syalis (VA: Inori Minase)

TV anime “Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle” non-credit opening video: “Good Sleep! Peaceful Sleep! Suyarist Life”

It sings of the princess’s single-minded wish for a peaceful sleep.

This song was used as the opening theme for the anime “Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle,” performed by Inori Minase, who plays the heroine, Princess Syalis.

Her gentle voice is soothing to listen to, making it a cute and poppy anison track.

In the story, the princess tries every possible method to secure a good night’s rest.

Indeed, if she’s going that far, the lyrics make perfect sense.

Has there ever been a song so dedicated to trying to sleep?

Big-faced!Funta

Fanta (Funta) – Big-Faced

This is the opening theme song of the TV anime Dr.

Slump that aired from 1997 to 1999, also known as the ’90s version of Dr.

Slump.

It was also the major debut single of the two-person unit Funta, which included UCO, who later debuted as a solo singer.

The lyrics are a perfect fit for a work packed with nonsensical gags, and the melody is one many people still can’t get out of their heads.

Listening again, the late-’90s digital punk-style arrangement and home-recording vibe feel very much of their time and are quite intriguing.

You could even call it a prototype of the so-called “denpa song” style that emerged in the 2000s and beyond.

Incel ImpulseHanako Honda (CV: Hina Kino), Olivia (CV: Rika Nagae), Kasumi Nomura (CV: Konomi Kohara) feat. Ikepy & KSKN.

Asobi Asobase ED Full – Inky Impulse

How about some melodic metal performed by cute girls? This track was used as the ending theme for the anime “Asobi Asobase,” sung by the voice actresses appearing in the show along with Ikepy from HER NAME IN BLOOD and KSKN from FOAD.

The metal sound is incredibly authentic and super cool.

The lyrics are full of humor about not understanding extroverts.

Just a heads-up: singing it might strain your throat, so be careful.