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[For Men] The Ultimate and Newest Anime Songs That Hype Up Any Party or Performance [2025]

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Anime songs now feel far more recognized not just among anime fans, but in living rooms across the country.

For many people, there are at least one or two favorite anime tracks, right?

When it comes to choosing a song for a performance or party act, plenty of folks probably go with anison.

This time, under the theme “Anime Songs That Hype Up Performances and Party Acts for Men,” we researched tracks spanning from the Showa and Heisei eras all the way to Reiwa.

We’re bringing you a wide lineup—from timeless classics that everyone will inevitably sing along to, to killer joke tunes that go all-in on the gag.

We’ve basically chosen songs performed by male vocalists, but there are a few sung by women as well—so if you’re confident in your voice, definitely give them a try!

[For Men] Ultimate and Latest Anime Songs That Hype Up Parties and Performances [2025] (41–50)

GeGeGe no KitaroKazuo Kumakura

Kazuo Kumakura - GeGeGe no Kitaro

GeGeGe no Kitaro Kazuo Kumakura

Released in 1967, this song is known as an indispensable classic among anime fans.

Its lyrics, which portray the cheerful everyday lives of friendly ghosts, are loved by people of all ages, from children to adults.

By depicting the ghosts’ lives from morning to night, the song conveys a carefree, worry-free world.

As an anime theme song, it has been beloved for many years and continually covered in various arrangements.

Its popularity is evident from accolades such as winning the King Records Hit Award in 1996.

It’s the perfect track to liven up a party or performance—its brisk rhythm and nostalgic feel are sure to bring smiles to everyone’s faces!

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[For Men] Guaranteed and Latest Anime Songs That Hype Up Parties and Performances [2025] (51–60)

MelissaPorno Graffitti

Porno Graffitti “Melissa” MUSIC VIDEO (Anime “Fullmetal Alchemist” Cour 1 Opening Theme)

Melissa Porno Graffitti

This song is known as the opening theme of the anime Fullmetal Alchemist.

PornoGraffitti’s powerful vocals and the grand sound leave a strong impression.

The lyrics, which sing of self-sacrifice and a resolve to face a new future, resonate with listeners.

Released in September 2003, it reached No.

2 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart and stayed on the charts for a long 38 weeks, winning the love of many people.

It’s a work supported not only by anime fans but by a wide audience.

Sing it at karaoke or events and the whole venue is sure to come together in excitement.

Why not belt it out with friends and make it a song to remember?

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My Past Life, Many Lifetimes AgoRADWIMPS

RADWIMPS – Zenzenzense (movie ver.) [Official Music Video]

Zenzenzense RADWIMPS

The theme song of the anime “Your Name.” It’s a track that captures the world of the film, and the lyric “I’ve been searching for you since your, your, your previous life” is a part many people will recognize.

Since the work has a large fanbase, try including it and get everyone excited together.

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bicycleOreskaband

ORESKABAND – Bicycle

Oreskaband Bicycle

Oreskaband is a rock band highly acclaimed not only in Japan but also in the United States.

They created the song “Jitensha” (“Bicycle”) as an ending theme for the anime Naruto Shippuden.

It’s a pop song that layers various emotions onto the image of pedaling a bicycle.

Singing it is sure to liven up the atmosphere with its brisk, upbeat sound.

Also, the chorus repeats the same phrase, making it an easy song for everyone to sing along to.

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Moretsu AtaroKyoko Katsura

Moretsu Atarou OP

Moretsu Ataro Katsura Kyoko

This is the opening song of “Mōretsu Atarō,” which aired on the NET (now TV Asahi) network from April 1969 to December 1970.

The original work is a manga by Fujio Akatsuka, and the supporting characters Nyarome and Kemunpasu are iconic figures of Showa-era manga.

Its enka-style melody and lyrics were fresh for an anime song, and it’s a karaoke staple for people who spent their childhood in the 1970s.

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Fly! GundamKo Ikeda

Fly! Gundam

Fly! Gundam Ikeda Kou

This is the opening theme of the iconic Japanese robot anime Mobile Suit Gundam.

As the very first opening theme of what’s known as “First Gundam,” it’s often treated as a song that symbolizes the series and is widely known.

Its content conveys a sense of bravery heading into battle, while also evoking a wish for a peaceful world beyond conflict.

A notable feature is how the lyrics repeatedly call out “Gundam,” so it might be fun to get everyone involved and turn it into a big Gundam sing-along.

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FLYING IN THE SKYHitoshi Ujima

FLYING IN THE SKY

FLYING IN THE SKY Hitofumi Ushima

The opening theme song of the anime Mobile Fighter G Gundam.

It’s energetic and fun to sing.

Even on your first listen, it’s easy to get into the groove—highly recommended.

Among Gundam series, G Gundam stands out as a unique, martial-arts-focused entry, and if you meet a fellow Gundam fan, it’s sure to spark a lively conversation afterward.

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