Popular Vocaloid Songs Ranking Recommended for High School Students [2025]

Aerial Aquarium40mP15rank/position

[Hatsune Miku (40mP)] Aerial Aquarium [Original]

It’s a summery track that evokes freshness and a cool breeze.

The guitar-centered arrangement is, of course, stylish, but it also conveys a breezy sense of refreshment.

The tones come together to create a fantastical, mysterious world.

It’s great for getting lively with everyone, and it also suits taking a brief break to catch your breath.

Please enjoy the world of “Aerial Aquarium,” woven by its music and lyrics, with your whole being.

Dance ChinaAtena16rank/position

Odor China / Hatsune Miku, Kasane Teto SV

A lively China-pop tune! This February 2025 release by Atena features a perfectly synchronized duet between Miku and Teto.

Its message—dance and forget all your worries—matches flawlessly with the bustling, Chinese-style sound! When your spirits are low, listening to this track is sure to lift you up.

Play it as a cheer song at sports days or athletic festivals, and you can dance with friends and get the crowd going!

HEROAyase17rank/position

HERO / Hatsune Miku

It’s a cheer song brimming with passion.

Released in July 2023 as the theme song for the Hatsune Miku–featured event “Magical Mirai 2023,” the track also drew attention for being Ayase’s first production using Hatsune Miku in about two years.

While praising the vocaloids’ singing voices as heroes, it carries a message that connects to hope for the future.

These lyrics, filled with gratitude and respect for Vocaloid culture, are sure to resonate with you.

Try playing it at your school sports day or athletic festival!

Whisper Whisper WhisperAzari18rank/position

Whisper Whisper Whisper

This is a Vocaloid track with a distinctive, floating atmosphere and a whisper-like singing voice that seeps into your heart.

Created by Azari, it was released in April 2023.

The transparent vocals and calm tone are striking.

It’s one of those songs that reveals more depth the more you listen, and it’s popular among overseas Vocaloid fans as well.

The lyrics depict a protagonist who listens to their inner voice and faces hidden emotions.

It resonates especially well when listened to alone at night.

It’s a perfect piece for sensitive high school students, offering time to reflect on oneself.

MeteoraChinozo19rank/position

Chinozo “Meteora” feat. FloweR, KAFU

This piece carries an energy that goes far beyond what words like “positive” or “upbeat” can express.

It’s a song by the popular Vocaloid producer Chinozo, also known for the massive hit “Goodbye Declaration,” released in October 2023.

It features a refreshing band sound that leaves you feeling clear and invigorated.

And many listeners will likely find courage in the lyrics’ message: “I’ll protect you, so let’s run away from the things you hate.” The key point is that it’s not saying “hang in there” or “get back up,” and that’s exactly what makes it special.

Fire danceDECO*2720rank/position

Fire Dance / Hatsune Miku × Kagamine Len × MEIKO × KAITO

An all-out burst of electronic energy—absolutely irresistible.

This track by DECO*27 is a perfect fit for school sports days, singing of self-transcendence and breaking limits.

It reminds you of the importance of moving forward as your true self and gives you the courage to take a new step.

Chosen as an insert song for the feature film “Project SEKAI: The Broken World and the Miku Who Cannot Sing,” released in January 2025, it bursts with vitality thanks to Giga’s arrangement.

In those all-out sprint moments, or when you’re competing with friends, it’s sure to give you a push from behind.

mannequinDECO*2721rank/position

DECO*27 – Mannequin feat. Hatsune Miku

This is a song marked by a gentle melody that seems to embrace waves of emotion.

Released in March 2022 as part of DECO*27’s eighth album, it’s said to include 11 tracks featuring Hatsune Miku.

The lyrics portray the beauty and pain of falling in love, and the emptiness of losing oneself—they really tighten the chest.

The question, “When I want to see you, where should I go?” is filled with a poignant longing.

It’s a piece that offers comfort to those struggling with the frustrations of love and with self-acceptance.

I especially recommend it to high school students going through a sensitive time.