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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 (51–60)
Miracle of BondsMAN WITH A MISSION×milet
MAN WITH A MISSION, who are highly acclaimed both in Japan and abroad, and milet, whose singing at the closing ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics drew major attention.
Their song “Kizuna no Kiseki,” written as the opening theme for the TV anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Swordsmith Village Arc, became a hot topic as a track that packs in the appeal of both artists.
From a Japanese-inspired opening, the arrangement builds into a heavy rock sound that’s sure to get your energy up just by listening.
With a catchy, fast-paced chorus that heightens anticipation for the anime, it’s a collaboration by powerhouse artists.
Dream of tomorrowsasaki isao, horie mitsuko
Nostalgic Showa-era melodies! This is the ending theme of Science Ninja Team Gatchaman II, the sequel to Science Ninja Team Gatchaman.
Since it even includes dialogue, singing it at karaoke might take you right back to how it felt back then.
By all means, try singing it in character!
Sayōnara no Tsubasa ~ the end of triangleMay’n / Nakajima Ai
Sayonara no Tsubasa, used in Macross Frontier the Movie: The Wings of Goodbye—the concluding film of the Macross Frontier movie series—is performed by May’n and Megumi Nakajima, who also voice the in-anime characters Sheryl Nome and Ranka Lee.
The songs the two perform within Macross F are perfect for female duets.
This track showcases their call-and-response and harmonies in a really cool way.
Adding choreography while you sing will make it even more exciting!
ALIVEClariS
The song that drew attention as the opening theme for the anime Lycoris Recoil is ALIVE.
It’s performed by the female duo ClariS.
The track features a driving melody inspired by the anime’s story and captivating, beautiful harmonies.
They also performed it on the YouTube channel THE FIRST TAKE, so many people may have discovered it there.
Since there are many alternating vocal parts, try singing it with a close friend.
It’s also recommended to use the ALIVE LycoReco Version, which was featured in the anime’s final episode, as a reference.
Anison/Character Song Duets (61–70)
Clear skies at the mountaintopHirasawa Susumu, Togawa Jun
When you listen to it for the first time, you might find yourself thinking, “What is this? What kind of song is it?” It’s a curious feeling, isn’t it? This is Yama no Itadaki Hararete (“Clear Skies at the Summit”), a song by Susumu Hirasawa and Jun Togawa, used as the theme for the anime DETONATOR Orgun, which aired from 1991 to 1992.
It has an Asian flair and also conveys a grand sense of scale! By the end, it’s a track that makes you feel as if you’ve climbed a mountain yourself.
SPECIALZKing Gnu
The mixture band King Gnu performs the opening theme for Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2.
It’s a striking track with an intense, fiery message in both its sound and lyrics.
The song helps you rediscover your own value—something we tend to lose sight of in everyday life—and speaks powerfully to the heart.
Released in September 2023, it ties in with the anime’s dynamic worldview and thoroughly captivates listeners.
It’s a number that gives you the courage to face the challenges you encounter in many moments of life.
Be sure to give it a listen!
Supreme of Lovefhána
An ecstasy-filled track by the music group fhána, written as the opening theme for the anime Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid S.
It’s a duet featuring vocals by towana and rap by kevin mitsunaga, who primarily handles synthesizers.
Set to a funky, fun sound, the song expresses hope for the future and a great, encompassing love.
It is also said to incorporate an homage to the funk classic GET UP AND DANCE, conveying a sense of respect for the original song and its artist.
