Anime songs recommended for college students: theme songs and insert songs from popular anime.
From Digimon to Attack on Titan, we’re introducing anime songs from a variety of generations.
Some of them make an incredibly strong impression, but every single one is a guaranteed banger for karaoke.
Now go find some otaku friends on campus and hit up karaoke right away!
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Recommended Anisongs for College Students: Theme and Insert Songs from Popular Anime (81–90)
Do not mix (danger).Kinniku Shoujo Tai
Ushio and Tora is a manga by Kazuhiro Fujita that was serialized in Weekly Shonen Sunday and was adapted into an anime some time after the serialization ended.
The opening theme at that time was this song, Mazeru na Kiken, performed by King-Show (Muscle Girl Band).
It reached 20th place on the Oricon daily chart.
Butterfly KissYonekura Chihiro
It’s the opening song of the anime RAVE.
Its refreshing lyrics and melody make you want to set off on a journey and bring back that youthful, boyish feeling no matter how old you are.
Listening to this song might make you want to try something new.
Become a flowerRyokushokushakai
Ryokuoushoku Shakai is a four-member pop-rock band.
They created “Hana ni Natte” as the opening theme for the anime The Apothecary Diaries.
It’s an up-tempo rock tune with lyrics that celebrate living beautifully like a flower.
It’s enjoyable on its own, of course, but it’s also highly recommended to watch it together with the opening sequence.
The motion in the anime links with the song, letting you feel the theme even more.
Another major appeal is how the lyrics connect with the story.
This world has been waiting for us.Chihara Minori
Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet is a sci-fi anime set on a future Earth and also marks Kaito Ishikawa’s first leading role.
The opening theme is Minori Chihara’s song “This World Was Waiting for Us,” a track that conveys a sense of hope.
Minori Chihara also appears as a voice actress in the OVA version.
A Roving Paper EffigySuda Masaki ✕ Tokyo Sukapara-daisu Okesutora
A collaborative track by Masaki Suda—active as both an actor and a singer—and Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, “Rurou no Katashiro.” Chosen as the opening theme for the second cour of the TV anime Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story, its luxurious brass ensemble sound really amps up the excitement.
The lyrics, which overlap with the anime’s narrative, truly feel like they fulfill the role of an opening theme.
It’s a cool number, with a rich, resonant vocal that stirs the heart.
