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

I'll buy you a juice ♥Group Soul

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The fact that they performed at the Kōhaku Uta Gassen with this song is pretty amazing in hindsight, isn’t it? They originally started as a comedy skit group and later became a comic band that even made a major-label debut.

With members like Sadao Abe and Kankuro Kudo, they’ve enjoyed great popularity, wielding songs in a classic, old-school punk rock style.

The song they performed at the 56th Kōhaku Uta Gassen, which I mentioned earlier, and which was also used as the third opening theme for the TV anime Sergeant Keroro, is Kimi ni Juice wo Katte Ageru.

The lyrics by Kankuro Kudo are wild yet have a storyline and even a proper punchline, making it a lot of fun.

By all means, try singing it while wearing a tight rider’s jacket like Sadao Abe!

Matsuken Samba IIGrace (VA: M.A.O) = Kenzaburō (VA: Kazuhiko Inoue)

TV anime “Villainess Reincarnated Old Man” Non-Credit ED Video | Grace = Kenzaburo (CV: Kazuhiko Inoue, CV: M·A·O) ‘Matsuken Samba II’

Sing it with full energy and high spirits! It’s a cover of a classic hit that sparked a social phenomenon around 2003, and it’s been chosen as the ending theme for the January 2025 anime “The Middle-Aged Man Reincarnated as a Villainess.” Voice actors Kazuhiko Inoue and M.

A.

O perform it as a unit, and it perfectly matches the anime’s humor-filled world.

Thanks to its up-tempo, lively rhythm, just listening to it will boost your energy.

It’s the perfect track to light up the room at karaoke!

Prison of LovePrison Boys

Prison of Love

Let’s sing with your right hand held high! It’s the opening theme of the anime “Prison School,” sung by the four main characters.

The lyrics fully capture the story’s world—funny yet fiery.

A hard rock sound paired with comical lyrics and melody—the contrast is the song’s biggest charm.

When you sing it at karaoke, don’t be shy—belt it out to the end.

By the way, the lyrics were written by rock musician Kenji Ohtsuki.

Somehow… it all makes perfect sense, doesn’t it?

Suihei Rībe ~The Magic Spell~Kakki & Ash Potato

Suihei Rībe ~Magic Spell~ / Kakkii & Ash Poteto

This is the ending theme song of Element Hunters, a Japan–Korea co-produced TV anime that aired from 2009 to 2010.

As you might guess from the title, it’s modeled after mnemonic phrases used to memorize chemical element symbols.

Since the anime itself is themed around elements, listening while reading the lyrics makes for a nice, classically anison way to study chemistry.

Be sure to check out the oddly charming, delightfully low-budget music video as well, reportedly filmed on Kujukuri Beach in Chiba Prefecture!

Happy New NyaaFumino Serizawa (Kanae Itō), Chise Umenomori (Yuka Iguchi), Nozomi Kiriya (Ayana Taketatsu)

Stray Cats Overrun! OP Happy New Nyaa Full with Lyrics

This is a 2010 anime theme song that has become synonymous with “denpa songs,” indispensable among anison fans.

Its lyrics are packed with cat-meow phrases and onomatopoeia, and the simple yet catchy melody blends perfectly with an irresistibly addictive beat, guaranteeing an instant surge of excitement.

Another highlight is the lively back-and-forth that showcases the distinctive characters of its voice-acting trio: Kanae Ito, Yuka Iguchi, and Ayana Taketatsu.

The song was also used in a commercial for the album “Victory Spark” and reached No.

18 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

It’s the perfect track for getting everyone hyped at karaoke—add call-and-response chants and interjections, and it’s sure to transform the atmosphere of the room.

Let's Go! Mutsugo! ~Six-Colored Rainbow~ Osomatsu 66ROOTS66 Party with the Six Matsuno Brothers

Let's Go! Muttsu Go! ~Six-Colored Rainbow~ Osomatsu 66 [TV Anime "Osomatsu-san" Ending Theme] / ROOTS66 Party with the Matsuno Sextuplets

When you line up the names of the unbelievably star-studded artists who took part in this track, you can’t help but think, “How did they manage to gather all these people?” It’s the opening theme for season 2 of the TV anime Osomatsu-san, which sparked a huge craze, especially among female fans.

With the concept of featuring artists born in 1966, it’s such a luxurious song packed with big names that you might think a lineup like this will never happen again.

Here, I’ll intentionally refrain from listing the participants’ names.

Please listen for yourself and try to figure out who’s singing which part with your own ears!

My QuestGolden Bomber

Golden Bomber 'Boku Quest' MV

A song that, in many ways, is truly one of a kind: it’s Golden Bomber’s 10th single and was used as the first ending theme for the TV anime Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL.

As the title suggests, the lyrics earnestly and stylishly portray a boy who’s more absorbed in games than in his studies—something that resonates not only with kids but also with adults.

With its unmistakably visual kei melody and vocal phrasing, this track is Golden Bomber at their best.