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 anison for university students: theme songs and insert songs from popular anime (1–10)
KICKBACKYonezu Kenshi

Kenshi Yonezu, who draws attention for his genre-blurring musicality from electronica to folk, released his 13th single in November 2022 as the opening theme for the TV anime Chainsaw Man—a track that sonically paints protagonist Denji’s desires and inner turmoil.
Its lyrics, where a thirst for happiness collides with the emptiness of reality, resonate with the mindset of young people trying to claw their way up from rock bottom.
The fierce drum’n’bass-infused beat and dizzying key changes are an emotional roller coaster in themselves.
With dance videos spreading across social media, it also meshes perfectly with the digitally native Gen Z audience.
It’s an impulsive rock tune for anyone craving a jolt in their everyday life.
The Kouga Ninja ScrollsOnmyoza

It’s the opening song of the anime Basilisk: The Kouga Ninja Scrolls.
While the tempo is upbeat, the lyrics and overall mood are bittersweet.
It’s a perfect match for the anime’s theme of the tragic fate of two people in love.
fantastic dreamerMachico

It’s the opening theme of the TV anime “KonoSuba: God’s Blessing on This Wonderful World!”, which is based on the light novel by Natsume Akatsuki published under Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko, and it’s sung by Machico, who is also active as a voice actress.
It’s a song that makes you feel energized when you listen to it.
Recommended anime songs for university students: theme songs and insert songs from popular anime (11–20)
Revolutionary JourneyAiNA THE END

The opening theme for season 2 of the popular TV anime Dandadan, known for its unique “occult × youth” world.
Written and composed by Aina The End, who, after her activities with BiSH, has shown a wide range of expression as a solo artist.
The interplay of high-velocity sound and mysterious melody is superb, perfectly matching the atmosphere of the work.
Centered on the theme of fighting to protect what’s precious while harboring a sentimental love, the song, paired with Aina The End’s edgy vocals, stirs the listener’s heart.
Released digitally in July 2025 and later issued on CD as her second single in September of the same year, it’s an upper-tune that will surely give you strength when you need courage to face something.
Hunting SoulHAYASii

This is a track by the in-story band HAYASii that amps up the music of the anime Dandadan.
It’s truly “exorcism metal,” embodying the band’s role in the show of warding off evil eyes.
Just like its soul-stirring title suggests, ultra-fast drums and razor-sharp guitar riffs deliver a blistering power metal sound.
Vocalist Kishō Taniyama’s high-tone shouts are seriously cool, too.
The song was used as an insert track in Season 2, Episode 18, which aired in August 2025.
The creators’ playful spirit—goofing around with total commitment—produces the ultimate catharsis.
It’s the perfect song for reliving the excitement of the series.
You’re crazy.WurtS

It’s an ending theme that aligns perfectly with the world of the anime Dandadan, where the occult and youth collide at a dizzying pace.
Crafted by singer-songwriter WurtS, the song gives voice to characters bewildered by sudden blossoming feelings and driven by impulses that defy reason.
Its sound layers a pop rhythm with electronic beats and breezy guitars, as if packing the sparkle and confusion of adolescence into music.
The creative background—resonating deeply with the original work while telling its own story—adds further depth to the track.
Released in July 2025, this song colors the ending of Dandadan Season 2.
It captures the raw heat of a romance just beginning, when you can’t help but be fixated on someone.
TAIDADAzutto mayonaka de ii no ni.

Zutto Mayonaka de Iinoni., a music unit that captivates listeners with their one-of-a-kind worldview, crafted this piece, which was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime Dandadan.
Inspired by the clumsy words of the characters, it’s a song that conveys a quiet, heartwarming sense of happiness—like the kind you feel in a small four-and-a-half-tatami room.
Within a meticulously woven ensemble where funky grooves and rock intertwine, ACA-ne’s delicate yet energetic vocals come alive.
Released in October 2024, the track is included on the mini-album “Koke no Ichinen Kaiba ni Takusu.” It’s the kind of song you’ll want to sink into when you want to savor the tenderness of everyday life that follows an occult uproar.


