Get Fired Up! Anime Songs for Men – Classics and New Hits
Anime is a culture that has continued to expand with the times.
Back in the day, labels like “hero stories,” “magical girl,” or “mecha” were enough to explain what kind of show it was, but now words alone just aren’t enough.
That’s how big a scene it has become.
In this article, we’re doing a special feature on anime songs recommended for men.
From nostalgic, heart-pounding tracks to relatively recent releases,
it’s a lineup packed with masterpieces.
It may undermine the premise a bit to say this, but although we’re calling them “recommended for men,” there are surely songs here that will resonate with women too.
Please take your time and enjoy it to the end.
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GeGeGe no KitaroYoshi Ikuzo
When it comes to nostalgic anime, GeGeGe no Kitaro surely comes to mind.
It began airing in the 1960s and continues to be beloved to this day.
Its theme song is one that just about everyone in Japan can hum, making it deeply familiar to many.
Since the series has multiple versions across different eras, I also recommend checking those out.
Getter Robo!sasaki isao
Back then, anime theme songs stuffed the lyrics with things like the title and the hero’s special moves, which makes them fundamentally different from today’s anison.
The chord progression is the most classic of classic minor progressions.
With a slight change in arrangement, it could practically be hard rock.
That’s probably why they get everyone hyped at karaoke.
The songs are great, but I also recommend the main show itself, where three machines pull off an outrageous combination.
It’s really fun.
IllusionMY FIRST STORY × HYDE
A stunning collaborative track by MY FIRST STORY and HYDE that fuses a passionate rock sound with a grand, expansive worldview.
Released in June 2024 as the opening theme for the TV anime Demon Slayer: Hashira Training Arc.
The strengths of both artists meld beautifully, delivering a powerful portrayal of a heart wavering between weakness and strength over a solid alternative rock foundation.
With lyrics that voice a fighting spirit in search of answers and the resolve to face inescapable fate, the song offers encouragement to anyone standing at a crossroads in life.
It’s sure to resonate as the perfect soundtrack for forging your own path.
lampSakiyama Soshi
Starting with the gentle tones of an acoustic guitar and expanding into a majestic sound, Soushi Sakiyama’s song was released in July 2023 as the ending theme for the second season of the TV anime Jujutsu Kaisen.
The piece weaves together the protagonist’s inner conflict, regrets, and longing for lost ideals with a tranquil melody, delicately portraying emotions swaying between ideal and reality.
In August 2023, it was also included on the album “i Fureru SAD UFO,” capturing the hearts of many listeners.
The intertwining of tenderness and poignancy in the vocals, along with the beautiful melodic lines, has the power to evoke deep emotion and empathy, making it a recommended choice to sing in a calm karaoke setting.
Jungle P5050
This is a song by the eight-member band 5050, used as the opening theme for the TV anime One Piece.
Its irresistibly bright, ska-based sound alone lifts your spirits and fills you with excitement for the grand adventure that’s about to begin.
The lyrics express the thrill of a sweeping journey across the world’s seas and a spirit of curiosity that drives one to challenge the unknown.
Released as a single in November 2007, the track accompanied episodes 326 through 372 of the anime.
You can practically picture Luffy and his crew confronting hardships with the strength of their bonds.
It’s a perfect song not only for boosting your mood on a drive, but also as an anthem to cheer you on when taking a new step forward.
GAIKINGSaikikku Rabā
Gaiking: Legend of Daiku-Maryu is a remake of Daikū Maryū Gaiking, but its setting and story have been significantly changed.
Its fiery, classic hero’s tale and high-quality robot action made it popular among mecha anime fans.
Ore TarurutoTARAKO
Magical Taluluto is a work that depicts the wacky misadventures caused by the wizard Taluluto.
It’s fundamentally a gag comedy, but occasionally features serious story arcs.
The theme song is sung by TARAKO, who also voices Taluluto.