[Gag/Random] Funny Anime Songs Special [Karaoke]

Matsuken Samba IIGureisu (CV: M·A·O) = Kenzaburou (CV: Kazuhiko Inoue)

TV anime “Villainess Reincarnated Old Man” Non-Credit ED Video | Grace = Kenzaburo (CV: Kazuhiko Inoue, CV: M·A·O) ‘Matsuken Samba II’

Sing it with full energy and high spirits! It’s a cover of a classic hit that sparked a social phenomenon around 2003, and it’s been chosen as the ending theme for the January 2025 anime “The Middle-Aged Man Reincarnated as a Villainess.” Voice actors Kazuhiko Inoue and M.A.O perform it as a unit, and it perfectly matches the anime’s humor-filled world.

Thanks to its up-tempo, lively rhythm, just listening to it will boost your energy.

It’s the perfect track to light up the room at karaoke!

Little sister, please!Taketatsu Ayana

Oreimo ED 1 Imouto Please

The song that drew attention as the ending theme of the first episode of a 2010 TV anime is a fresh, electronic-tinged anison bursting with energy and pop sensibility.

Its slightly tsundere-flavored emotional expression and catchy melody are appealing, and the composition and arrangement by TRI-ReQ and KAZU feature a striking, hard-hitting beat.

Ayana Taketatsu’s distinctive vocals, which make full use of her voice acting prowess, further enhance the overall mood of the track.

The song is included on the December 2010 album “Ore no Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai Ending Theme Collection” and has captivated many fans.

It’s a surefire crowd-pleaser at karaoke gatherings for anime and Vocaloid enthusiasts, highly recommended for those who want to sing their hearts out and have a great time.

Kill Me Baby!yasuna to so-nya

Kill Me Baby!

With an avant‑garde, two-beat style reminiscent of Russian folk songs and a boldly crafted chorus in an irregular time signature, this track brilliantly embodies the world of the anime Kill Me Baby.

Released as a double A-side single in January 2012 with three different editions, each version includes unique remixes and commercial-style short skits, plus a clever gimmick where lining up the covers forms a four-panel comic.

The lively back-and-forth that showcases the personalities of voice actors Chinatsu Akasaki and Mutsumi Tamura is another highlight, and the single became a major hit, reaching No.

13 on the Oricon Weekly chart and No.

9 on the Daily chart.

For karaoke, it’s highly recommended to sing it as a duo and enjoy the call-and-response.

Steady world dominationpurupuru

TV anime “Mr. Shocker at Noon” theme song “Steady World Domination”

The theme song from “Shocker at Lunchtime,” which portrays the pathos of Shocker, the secret society that appeared as Kamen Rider’s enemies.

It conveys that even evil monsters are doing their best to live each day.

While feeling sorry for troubling the local community, it uniquely depicts the Shocker members making small, steady efforts toward world domination.

The sound has the classic vibe of hero songs like Kamen Rider, with resounding brass that gives a sense of gallantry.

The easygoing lyrics and vocals contrasted with the powerful arrangement create a delightfully mismatched harmony.

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Witch☆ActivityKMM Group

「FULL」Witch☆Activity『Witch Craft Works ED』

This work, produced by TECHNOBOYS PULCRAFT GREEN-FUND, has delivered a fresh shock to the denpa song scene.

Its unique technopop sound is perfectly complemented by the distinctive voice actors of the KMM Brigade, creating an exquisite harmony.

The familiar catchy phrase “Pippiko Pippiko” and the highly addictive beat make it unforgettable.

Released in February 2014, it drew attention as the ending theme for the TV anime Witch Craft Works.

The coupling track, Saturday Night Witches, is also included, featuring a stylistic nod to mellow ’80s pop.

It’s a guaranteed crowd-pleaser at anime fan karaoke—if everyone shouts “Pippiko” as a call-and-response while singing, the energy in the room will skyrocket.

Fart ExerciseKawasumi Ayako

Nodame Cantabile – Onara Taisō (Fart Exercise) – cover – Ueno Juri

The manga Nodame Cantabile, which centers on classical music, sparked a major boom, spawning both a live-action drama and an anime adaptation.

In the story, the protagonist Megumi Noda creates a children’s song called “Onara Taisō” (“The Fart Exercise”).

True to its title, it’s a tune about farting, and its blend of deadpan absurdity and humor made many people laugh.

In the drama version, Juri Ueno, who played Megumi Noda, sang the song and it became a hot topic.

In the anime version, the same song is performed by the lead voice actress, Ayako Kawasumi.

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