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Anime is now one of the cultural phenomena Japan can proudly share with the world as part of its pop culture.
The anime songs that color these scenes are no longer just for anime fans! Chances are, your favorite artist or band has also done a theme song for an anime at some point.
In this article, we’ll focus specifically on duet songs among popular anime tracks.
While duets traditionally mean a male-female pair, this time we’ll also include songs by two men and two women.
Feel free to use this as a guide when you’re looking for songs to sing at karaoke!
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Duet Songs of Anime Themes and Character Songs (71–80)
Let’s Be the Protagonist! feat. Airi SuzukiŌishi Masayoshi
A refreshing duet song presented by Masayoshi Oishi and Airi Suzuki.
Their harmonies blend their distinct personalities beautifully, creating a comfortable sound that lifts your spirits.
With a gentle message about the importance of living true to yourself and a melody brimming with euphoria, the song is a perfect match.
Chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime “Sky-Blue Utility,” airing from January 2025, it vividly captures the series’ golf-themed worldview.
This track is perfect for those moments when you want to sing with someone at karaoke.
As you encourage each other and layer your voices, your bond is sure to grow even stronger.
Peace Pose with Friends (Male Ver.)Popuko (CV: Osuga Jun) Pipimi (CV: Takahashi Hiroki)
What is this melody that, once you hear it, you just can’t get it out of your head? It’s the ending theme of the second season of the anime Pop Team Epic, which became a hot topic for its eccentric and surreal gags and its unprecedented structure of using the same footage for parts A and B while only changing the main voice actors.
The song is performed by the protagonists Popuko and Pipimi, but since the voice actors change every episode, there are as many versions of the song as there are episodes.
So be sure to look for your favorite version!
New frameTsukimisato Kazuya (CV: Uchida Yuma) Takise Hibiki (CV: Oosaka Ryouta)
For those looking for a cool-sounding duet, “New frame” is highly recommended.
It’s the ending theme of the anime Opus.COLORs, sung by Yuma Uchida, who plays Kazuya Yamanashi, and Ryota Osaka, who plays Hibiki Takise.
The song channels a driving, electric vibe while passionately singing about art.
It’s also known for its sharp choreography.
If you’re curious, check out the ending sequence.
Duet Songs from Anime and Character Songs (81–90)
All Saints StreetSato Sasara, Suzuki Tsuzumi
China’s first anime, All Saints Street.
Be sure to check out the Japanese-dubbed opening theme, also titled All Saints Street.
This track is sung by two characters from the voice synthesis software CeVIO: Sato Sasara and Suzuki Tsudumi.
The vocals are impressively natural—if you listened without any prior information, you might think a human was singing.
Give it a listen with an ear for its rich expressiveness.
It’s also fun to compare it with the original version.
Even if the dream endsShirasagi Harume (CV: Ogura Yui) Ayanokoji Mizuki (CV: Uesaka Sumire)
The anime Watashi no Yuri wa Oshigoto Desu! portrays the romantic relationships of young girls.
Its ending theme is known as “Yume ga Samete mo.” This duet is performed by Yui Ogura, who plays Hime Shirasagi, and Sumire Uesaka, who plays Mitsuki Ayanokōji.
The lyrics express the two characters’ deep love and bond while also hinting at an eventual parting someday.
Try singing it with a subtly ephemeral nuance.
Another characteristic of this song is that it contains many harmonized parts.
1, 2, 3Karaage Shimai (Ikuta Erika, Matsumura Sayuri from Nogizaka Forty-Six)
Erika Ikuta and Sayuri Matsumura, known as former members of Nogizaka46, formed a duo called the Karaage Sisters.
All of their songs are duets, but the one especially recommended for karaoke is “1, 2, 3.” It’s the opening theme for the anime Pokémon, and it’s an upbeat track that captures the excitement of adventure.
With its positive lyrics and catchy sound, it’s perfect for livening up the atmosphere.
Another reason to recommend it is that it has no high notes, making it easy to sing.
HirogarhythmIshii Ami, Yoshitake Chihaya
Another song that’s drawing attention for its cute choreography is “Hirogarhythm.” It’s the theme song for the anime Soaring Sky! Pretty Cure, created by Ami Ishii and Chiha Yoshitake.
Since the song centers on the theme of friendship between the characters, singing it with friends or loved ones could help strengthen your bonds.
Trying the choreography would be fun too.
The moves are simple overall, so people of all ages can pick them up.
Check out the videos on YouTube for reference.