Only famous artists! Anime songs that energize the Reiwa era
When it comes to anime songs, in the Showa era there were many child-oriented tracks made specifically for each anime, while in the Heisei era there were many tie-in songs that often had little to do with the anime’s storyline.
In contrast, these days there are more and more songs written for anime that have also become signature hits for the artists themselves.
This may well be because Japanese anime has gained popularity overseas.
So this time, we’ll be introducing songs that serve as theme songs for some of Japan’s most iconic anime works!
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Nothing but famous artists! Anime songs that energize the Reiwa era (11–20)
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The rock band [Alexandros], known for their distinctive musical style, has had one of their songs selected as the theme for the film Mobile Suit Gundam: Hathaway.
Its powerful melody and striking lyrics align perfectly with the world of the anime.
The lyrics, which depict a resolve toward a new future, are sure to inspire courage in listeners.
Released in May 2021, the track also drew attention as [Alexandros]’s first single following the addition of their new drummer.
It’s an energetic rock number that’s guaranteed to fire up any live venue.
OrangeSPYAIR

The song written as the theme for “Haikyu!! The Dumpster Battle” is a heartwarming number centered on encounters, bonds, and farewells within limited time.
New vocalist YOSUKE’s clear, transparent voice leaves a strong impression, and even those unfamiliar with the anime may find themselves drawn in.
Released in February 2024, this track marks SPYAIR’s fourth collaboration with the Haikyu!! series.
Its fast-paced rock sound is a catchy, uplifting tune that gives listeners the courage to move forward without fearing partings or change.
Revolutionary JourneyAiNA THE END

The opening theme for season 2 of the popular TV anime Dandadan, known for its unique “occult × youth” world.
Written and composed by Aina The End, who, after her activities with BiSH, has shown a wide range of expression as a solo artist.
The interplay of high-velocity sound and mysterious melody is superb, perfectly matching the atmosphere of the work.
Centered on the theme of fighting to protect what’s precious while harboring a sentimental love, the song, paired with Aina The End’s edgy vocals, stirs the listener’s heart.
Released digitally in July 2025 and later issued on CD as her second single in September of the same year, it’s an upper-tune that will surely give you strength when you need courage to face something.
New EraAdo

The theme song for the film ONE PIECE FILM RED, sung by the young singer Ado, became a massive hit that dominated charts in Japan and abroad.
With a powerful vocal performance and a strong message in pursuit of an ideal world, the track leaves a lasting impression.
Released in June 2022, it became the first Japanese song to reach No.
1 worldwide on the Apple Music Global chart.
It also topped the Billboard Japan Hot 100 for six consecutive weeks, among other chart-topping achievements.
Singing of a dreamlike world that frees listeners from the hardships of reality, the song inspires hope for a new era.
It’s a high-energy number that’s sure to get people of all generations excited at year-end and New Year parties.
Bling-Bang-Bang-BornCreepy Nuts

Creepy Nuts, who are bringing a fresh breeze to Japan’s hip-hop scene, have had their song selected as the opening theme for season 2 of the TV anime Mashle: MAGIC AND MUSCLES.
Released in January 2024, the track carries a powerful message celebrating self-affirmation and the spirit of taking on challenges.
R-Shitei’s rapid-fire rap and DJ Matsunaga’s catchy production mesh perfectly, resulting in a song that lifts listeners’ spirits.
Garnering attention both in Japan and abroad—ranking 8th on the Billboard Global 200 weekly chart—this hit is sure to light up the room if you sing it at karaoke.
For this planetLyrics: Hideki Kuroda / Music: Tatsuro Kondo / Performed by: Kazami

This song, with a melody reminiscent of a nostalgic TV commercial jingle, was used as an in-anime track for Dandadan.
It delivers a passionate, forward-looking message, like that of a corporate warrior fighting for this planet.
Lyricist Hideki Kuroda and composer Tatsuro Kondo are the duo behind a 1989 commercial song that became a social phenomenon.
In episode 10, which aired in December 2024, the track played as a faux commercial jingle that propelled the story’s momentum.
Combined with the sprightly performance by DaizyStripper’s Kazami, the result is a sound that fuses nostalgia with a contemporary rock feel.
Paired with the anime’s comical scenes, it’s a track that doubles the work’s playful spirit.
All-star artists! Anime songs that energize the Reiwa era (21–30)
Happy Lucky Chappyano

This is a piece specially written by ano as the opening theme for the anime “Guilty of Tacopii.” Despite its bouncy, poppy melody, the lyrics sing of pain, loneliness, and a sharp defiance toward society.
The sensation of a “colorless world,” which ano says she personally experienced, is projected onto the song, and the gap with the bright tune only serves to highlight the earnestness of the cry.
If you listen to it while burdened by an inescapable sense of stagnation, its powerful message will likely pierce you, as if speaking on your heart’s behalf.





