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[Hype] A Compilation of Popular Denpa Songs You’ll Want to Sing at Karaoke [2025]
Suddenly, but have you all heard of a music genre called “denpa song,” a culture that developed mainly on the internet in the 2000s?
With hurried beats, vocals laced with exaggerated acting, and lyrics and call-and-response lines that can be extreme and stick in your head—while the definition is fuzzy, denpa songs leave behind many classic (and notorious) tracks with a powerful sound that makes you feel the “denpa.”
Spreading from an underground culture into the mainstream, the spirit of denpa songs continues even in the Reiwa era.
This time, we’re highlighting karaoke crowd-pleasers, focusing on representative classics.
If you’re a younger listener who’s recently gotten interested in denpa songs, be sure to check these out!
[Hype] A Roundup of Popular Denpa Songs You’ll Want to Sing at Karaoke [2025] (1–10)
Cherry Kiss ~It’s gonna explode~KOTOKO
The theme song for a bishoujo game by KOTOKO, known for its brisk tempo and catchy melody, was produced in March 2003 as the theme for the 18+ romance adventure game “Colorful Kiss ~12 Heart-Pounding Moments!~.” With lyrics by KOTOKO and composition/arrangement by C.
G mix, it was later included in I’ve Sound’s compilation album “SHORT CIRCUIT” in November of the same year.
This track is often hailed as a landmark denpa song, featuring highly entertaining production with voice actor-style spoken lines and unforgettable phrases.
In June 2022, a remake version was included on the album “Sweet Cyclone -☆Yay☆-,” winning over a new generation of fans.
Its distinctive lyrics and melody, along with a fun call-and-response structure, make it perfect for getting everyone pumped up at karaoke.
Deer-Colored DaysDeer Club
Released in July 2024 as the opening theme for the TV anime “Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan,” this track seems poised to be a defining denpa song of the Reiwa era, woven from a barrage of catchy phrases and a lively ska rhythm.
The addictive tune by the Shika Club perfectly matches the distinctive vocals of the voice cast—led by Megumi Han—with a danceable sound.
Combined with the highly accurate recreation of the “Shikanoko Dance” that went viral on social media, it’s guaranteed to fire up any karaoke session.
Produced by Yuki Waga, the song reached No.
2 on Billboard JAPAN’s Download Songs weekly chart.
It’s sure to shine in karaoke not only for anime fans, but as a track everyone can enjoy singing and dancing to together.
Miko Miko Nurse: Theme of LoveChu☆
While it’s a denpa song, it unfolds an imaginary story that portrays a universal kind of romance, and its melody—riding on a sprightly technopop rhythm—grabs listeners’ hearts and won’t let go.
Originally the opening theme for an adult game released in May 2003, its catchy hook and comical vibe quickly propelled it beyond the bounds of the game into a broader movement.
To mark its 20th anniversary, a two-disc album titled “Miko Miko Nurse: 20th Anniversary CD Vol.
1 -Ai no Kiseki-” was produced in 2023, featuring various arranged versions including remixes.
It’s also included in Sega’s rhythm game CHUNITHM and has become beloved among game fans.
Highly recommended for anyone looking to hype up a karaoke session; if you nail the fast-tempo section near the end, you’re guaranteed to earn a round of applause.
Gacha-Gacha Cute: Figure@MateMOSAIC.WAV
A song I’d love those who excel at anime-style vocals to try is “Gacha Gacha Kyūto Figu@Mate.” It was created by the music unit MOSAIC.
WAV, consisting of Mi~ko and Susumu Kashiwamori, and was used for the game Figu@Mate.
It’s a brisk, upbeat track that opens up a pop-filled world.
You’ll swoon over Mi~ko’s coquettish charm in her vocals, and the lush, onomatopoeic phrases will set your heart ablaze.
If you’re confident in your cute singing voice, definitely give it a shot.
It’s a heart-pounding “denpa” song that adds color to the karaoke room’s atmosphere.
Lovely☆Angel!!Avenue Project
Known as a quintessential example of a “denpa song,” this classic was produced in 2006 as a tie-in for the pachislot machine Kaitou Tenshi Twin Angel.
The call-and-response by sailor-uniformed heroines meshes perfectly with the exhilarating sound, radiating the charm of the moe-song golden age.
Included on ave;new project’s first mini album, A LA MODE, it continued to be used in later entries and the anime, growing into a scene-defining hit.
With energetic vocals by Saori Sakura and Miyu Inoue and memorable chants over a high-speed beat, this track is a top recommendation for anyone looking to hype up a karaoke session.
Wasshoi with a ?Yuno (CV: Kana Asumi), Miyako (CV: Kaori Mizuhashi), Hiro (CV: Yuko Goto), Sae (CV: Ryoko Shintani)
The opening theme song for the TV anime Hidamari Sketch x 365 was released in July 2008, during the golden age of denpa songs.
The lyrics were written by Aki Hata and the composition was by Tatsh, and it reached as high as No.
14 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
The upbeat, fast-paced track blends the distinctive voices of the cast, resulting in an energetic song.
From 2010 to 2013, it was also used as a segment title theme on TV Asahi’s Yajiuma TV, making it popular with a broad audience.
Its bright atmosphere, catchy rhythm, and tight call-and-response by the voice actors make it perfect for pumping up the crowd at karaoke.
Take It! Sailor UniformKonata Izumi (CV: Aya Hirano), Kagami Hiiragi (CV: Emiri Katō), Tsukasa Hiiragi (CV: Kaori Fukuhara), Miyuki Takara (CV: Aya Endo)
Animated by Kyoto Animation in 2007 and still enjoying enduring popularity, Lucky Star’s theme song “Motteke! Sailor Fuku” stands alongside The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya’s “Hare Hare Yukai,” also by Kyoto Animation, as one of the defining anime songs of the 2000s.
Created by the same duo behind the iconic in-show song “God knows…” from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya—lyrics by Aki Hata and composition/arrangement by Satoru Kōsaki—the track features irresistibly catchy, linguistically playful lyrics colored by Hata’s distinctive sensibility and a dance-inducing beat from Kōsaki that remains as fresh as ever today.
Naturally, it’s also a perfect karaoke killer tune, so everyone in your group can have a blast singing it.