Hot Western anime songs that get you hyped
Japanese anime culture is loved around the world, and English anime songs are gaining attention as a hidden charm.
In overseas animation, English lyrics that match epic stories—like those in Disney works—can evoke a fresh sense of wonder.
In fact, the world of cool English-language anime songs is broader than you might think, including anime tracks created by international musicians and famous songs covered in English.
This time, we’ll introduce a selection of gem-like English anime songs that truly resonate with the heart!
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High-Energy Western Anime Songs That Get You Pumped (31–40)
You Might ThinkWeezer
A song by the American alternative rock band Weezer.
It’s used as an insert song in the movie Cars 2 during the scene where they fly from the United States to Japan.
It’s a pop track that heightens the sense of excitement and makes you feel thrilled too.
The scenes set in Japan are also portrayed in a very fun way and are a must-see.
I Can’t Help Falling In LoveA*Teens
This is a song used in Lilo & Stitch.
It’s a pop cover by the Swedish pop group A*Teens of an Elvis Presley classic that the main character Lilo loves.
Its bright and fun vibe enhances the world of Lilo & Stitch.
ThunderstruckAC/DC
An insert song from the movie Planes: Fire & Rescue, which depicts forest fire rescues.
It’s used in the scene where they head out to fight a fire, and the track brilliantly conveys urgency and valor.
The distinctive, almost shout-like vocals are burning with intensity, making it a piece that truly lifts your spirits.
I’m ALIVE!Becca
A powerful, pop-infused track featured as the ending theme of the anime Black Butler.
BECCA’s soaring vocals feel like a gentle push telling you, “Don’t give up.” The lyrics, which emphasize the importance of having the resolve to live true to yourself even in tough times, leave a strong impression.
Included on the album Alive!!, it was released in November 2008.
BECCA’s talent shines through—she recorded this song at just 17.
Highly recommended when you’re struggling in life or need to fire yourself up.
Let this song help you find hope for tomorrow.
Happy Feet Two Opening MedleyCommon, Happy Feet Chorus, LilP-Nut, P!nk
The opening song of the movie “Dancing Penguin Rescue Squad.” It’s an adorable piece featuring a lively rap sung by the penguins.
The intro, which kicks off with a powerful pink-voiced lead, is electrifying.
The tap sounds the penguins make with their feet add a delightful, snappy rhythm to the track.
Hot Western anime songs that get you hyped (41–50)
You’re WelcomeDwayne Johnson
This is an insert song from the film “Moana,” which also drew attention for showcasing the singing voice of action star Dwayne Johnson.
With its lively, poppy rhythm and the optimistic personality of the character in the story, it comes together as a very bright and fun track.
Real In RIoJamie Foxx, Anne Hathaway, Will.i.am, etc
A song used in the film set in Brazil, Rio (titled Blue: First Flight in Japanese).
It also drew attention for being created by a lineup of star artists.
From the opening, which begins with a samba expressed through birdsong, it lifts your spirits.
A piece that makes you want to start dancing the samba.