Anime Anthem Bangers That Hype Up Karaoke [Gather, Anime Fans!]
Among today’s music trends, one genre drawing a lot of attention is anime songs—“anisong.” It’s no longer uncommon for artists to break out after their track is chosen as an anime theme.
And there are so many you’ll want to try singing at karaoke! Still, you might find yourself thinking, “I don’t know which songs are popular,” or “I’m worried whether the songs I like will go over well…” That’s why this article introduces hype, crowd-pleasing picks from hugely popular anisong tracks.
If you check this when you’re unsure what to sing at karaoke, you’ll be able to pick a song that perfectly matches the vibe of the room!
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Anime Anthem Bangers That Hype Up Karaoke [Gather, Anime Fans] (181–190)
Reckless fireYasuaki Ide
As the literal translation of the title, “Reckless Flame,” suggests, this song captures the fiery, high-velocity atmosphere of s-CRY-ed’s battles.
The lyrics, brimming with the strength to stay true to one’s beliefs, are thrillingly cool—perfect for karaoke! Yasuaki Ide has also performed another insert song titled “Magma.”
FMaximum the Hormone
It’s a song by Maximum the Hormone that became the theme for the movie Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’.
The “F” stands for Frieza, and the lyrics themselves were written with the Frieza arc of Dragon Ball in mind.
It was originally released in 2008 as the B-side to the single “Zetsubou Billy” (Claw-Claw-Claw), and then, in 2015, it was finally chosen as the film’s theme song.
Love is a miracleSpira Spica
This is the theme song for the TV anime “Ao-chan Can’t Study!” released in 2019 by the band Spira Spica, who made their major debut in 2018.
It’s a feel-good number featuring a cute female vocal riding over an exhilarating band sound.
With its fast tempo and cool vibe, it’s the kind of song that would really hype up a karaoke session.
unnecessary thingsTatsuya Kitani × Natori
An emotionally moving song by Tatsuya Kitani and Natori, where powerful rock sounds intertwine with delicate vocals.
Its stirring lyrics and melody convey the resolve to let go of a loved one and the strong determination to move forward while enduring the pain.
Driven by a self-righteous sense of morality, this work is saturated with the resolve to press on even if it means releasing what must be protected, and it has been selected as the opening theme for the first cour of the TV anime Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story – Kyoto Uprising, airing from October 2024.
A piece that brilliantly captures the protagonist’s feelings as he remains steadfast in his beliefs despite being caught in a bind, it’s a song that powerfully pushes the backs of those who strive to follow the path they’ve chosen.
GOBUMP OF CHICKEN
This song is memorable for its grand melody that gently embraces the awkwardness and setbacks of living.
Offered by BUMP OF CHICKEN, it was selected as the theme song for the TV anime adaptation of Granblue Fantasy, GRANBLUE FANTASY The Animation, and served as the opening track of the album Butterflies.
Released in February 2016, the song explores themes of life’s hardships, hope, and the strength to move forward, earning deep affection from many fans as a track that closely resonates with listeners’ hearts.
Alongside its vast and beautiful worldview, it sings of the importance of following your heart and pressing on—a song you’ll want to hear when your emotions are swaying or when you feel you’re losing your way.
dizzyAdo
Debuting on a major label as a teenager in 2020, singer Ado has since become a global sensation.
Her 20th digital-only single, “Kura Kura,” chosen as the opening theme for season 2 of the TV anime SPY×FAMILY, also drew attention for featuring SEATBELTS led by Yoko Kanno in the production.
The lyrics, which tie into the anime’s story, set hearts racing alongside a stylish ensemble.
With its whirlwind arrangements and Ado’s expressive delivery in perfect balance, it’s a pop tune that would be a blast to sing at karaoke.
idolYOASOBI
The duo music unit YOASOBI burst onto the J-pop scene with their debut song “Yoru ni Kakeru,” which made an immediate impact and has continued to earn high acclaim both in Japan and abroad.
Their 20th digital-only single, “Idol,” used as the opening theme for the TV anime Oshi no Ko, is a hit tune that surpassed 100 million total streams in about two weeks after its release.
Its complex, wide-leaping melody is a high-difficulty challenge that, if you can nail it at karaoke, is guaranteed to be a great stress reliever.
It’s a catchy pop tune that not only feels cute but also carries a hint of madness—try to capture that atmosphere, too.