Cheer songs from Power Pro and popular BGM: a collection of divine tracks

Tokyo Ondo

[Pawapuro Cheering Song] Tokyo Yakult Swallows – Tokyo Ondo (When Scoring/After a Win)

A classic song with a cheerful melody that makes you want to clap along, loved across generations.

It’s well known from the Tokyo Yakult Swallows’ cheering, and many people can probably picture the scene at Jingu Stadium in the bottom of the seventh inning, umbrellas open as everyone sings in unison.

Released in July 1933, sung by Kouta Katsutaro and Kazue Mishima, it was a massive hit at the time, selling 1.2 million copies.

It brings listeners’ hearts together and gives you energy for tomorrow! It’s a reliable track that gives you a push in moments when you want to bring unity and momentum to a team.

SunriseSPECTRUM

Sunrise

It used to be a Koshien staple, but it’s a hidden gem that not many people know the original of.

Of course, the original is way cooler! If you didn’t know it, give it a listen.

Surprisingly, the original is ska-punk, and it caught on after Tsuyoshi Nishioka used it during his time with the Chiba Lotte Marines, which helped it spread to Koshien.

As the title suggests, it’s often used as a cheer song for fast runners.

Theme of the Unruly ShogunKikuchi Shunsuke

IIII-43 (The Unfettered Shogun)

This is the theme from the well-known TV drama Abarenbo Shogun.

Even younger people might know it, since the theme song is quite famous.

This version arranges that theme song as a Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu (PowerPro) cheer song.

When this starts playing, it really makes you feel like you absolutely have to get a hit!

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U.S.A.DA PUMP

I tried turning the 2018 Karaoke Top 20 into Power Pros cheering songs

Speaking of hit songs from 2018, wouldn’t DA PUMP’s “U.S.A.” be the one? They performed it at that year’s NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen, and it was also popular as a dance tune for kids.

This is a version arranged as a cheer song from that hit.

Its upbeat vibe makes it a great match.

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Combat MarchWaseda Daigaku Ōen-bu Suisōgakudan

Waseda University Cheer Song “Combat March”

This is a fight song composed in 1965 by the Waseda University Cheerleading Club Wind Orchestra.

Surprisingly, not many people know this, but it has become a true classic.

It was the first song to appear as a “chance theme,” and it’s used as the main piece in the chance-pattern performance that continues from the start of your team’s offensive each inning, played to coincide with scoring opportunities.

Using it in PowerPro adds a nice touch of realism, doesn’t it? And yes, it’s official.

Samba De JaneiroBellini

Bellini – Samba De Janeiro

Bellini is a dance project formed by the German techno remixer and producer Ramon Zenker.

This track is Bellini’s debut single.

Honestly, it doesn’t feel out of place at all.

If you didn’t know the original, you might think it was a song from Power Pros to begin with.

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SpeedsterOi-SKALL MATES

Bring on Nutty Stomper fun

Originally, it’s a song by the ska band Oi-SKALL MATES titled “Bring On Nutty Stomper Fun.” After it became Tsuyoshi Nishioka’s cheer song, it started being called “Speed Star” after his nickname.

The passionate melody line is quite striking.

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Hane Keisuke

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