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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 from Anime and Character Songs (41–50)
WILD WIND ~Like a Savage/Wild Wind~Ogata Megumi, Hiyama Nobuyuki
“Wild Wind ~Like the Wind of the Wild~,” which was an image song for Yu Yu Hakusho, really hits home—the clear, pure harmony of the two voices fits the story perfectly.
I’m sure many people have loved it since childhood.
It’s also great to duet it at karaoke while reminiscing about the series!
Backlit FlugelTsuvaifuing(u) (Kazenari Tsubasa (CV: Mizuki Nana))
“Gyakko no Flugel” by ZweiWing, performed by Tsubasa Kazanari (voiced by Aoi Yuki and Nana Mizuki).
It’s a striking track with powerful vocals and an intense rhythm, included on the character song album for the anime Symphogear.
The lyrics carry messages of strong bonds and hope, making it a passionate song that fits the anime’s scenes perfectly.
It’s a moving track recommended not only for anime fans but also for those who enjoy a rock-inspired sound.
Get alongHayashibara Megumi, Okui Masami
This is a duet song by voice actress Megumi Hayashibara and singer-songwriter Masami Okui.
It was used as the opening theme for the anime Slayers, and the track also feels like it expresses the protagonist Lina Inverse, played by Megumi Hayashibara.
Another highlight is how the driving pace and power of the sound seem further emphasized by the harmony of their vocals.
It strongly evokes the image of joyfully continuing an adventure.
Enough already, you.Kaoru to Hajime
This song is the opening theme for season 1 of the TV anime “I Can’t Understand What My Husband Is Saying.” It has a Showa-era flavor with a kayōkyoku-style arrangement.
The CD containing this song includes versions where only one of the singers performs, so you can do a role-playing duet.
Open the doorKanda Sayaka, Tsuda Eiyu
A song performed within the 2013 Disney animated film Frozen by the main characters, Anna and Hans.
It is sung by Sayaka Kanda and Eiji Tsuda, who provided the Japanese dubbed voices for Anna and Hans.
If you’ve seen the film, this might be a particularly memorable song for you.
Curry SongHosaka (CV: Ono Daisuke) Minami Chiaki (CV: Chihara Minori)
This is the insert song from episode 2 of the TV anime “Minami-ke Okaeri.” As the title suggests, it’s a curry song, featuring the names of several spices used in curry.
It is included on the album “Minami-ke Character Song Best Album.”
Hello AloneYukinoshita Yukino (CV: Hayami Saori) Yuigahama Yui (CV: Touyama Nao)
This is the ending theme of the anime commonly abbreviated as Oregairu, My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected.
It’s a duet by the heroines Yukino Yukinoshita and Yui Yuigahama, and the song has a sparkling vibe that perfectly suits a rom-com theme.
A notable feature is how each singer’s voice reflects her character’s individuality, conveying the atmosphere of the series.
It’s a refreshing track that evokes the image of racing through the fleeting time of youth with everything you’ve got.