ALI PROJECT Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Rose Prison MaidenALI PROJECT11rank/position

Rose Prison Maiden

Rozen Maiden Ouvertüre OP.

An opening where Suigintou takes the lead.

It sings of her emotions as she is shown sweet dreams and becomes deeply confused.

Even when she says “Look at me,” her voice doesn’t reach the one she loves, expressing her bewilderment at not knowing whether what she feels is love or hatred.

KING KNIGHTALI PROJECT12rank/position

ALI PROJECT – KING KNIGHT

This song begins with a motif reminiscent of the ballet piece familiar from SoftBank’s commercials—Romeo and Juliet: “The Montagues and the Capulets.” The chorus takes on a valiant tone.

The lyrics tell of a soldier struggling to reclaim something that once existed.

However, the twist is that the one who had been taking it away was his other self.

pastel pureALI PROJECT13rank/position

Pastel Pure by Ali Project

Pastel Pure, with its elegant melody, leaves a striking impression.

This track was released as a single after originally appearing on the soundtrack album for the school-themed anime Maria Watches Over Us.

It was initially an instrumental, but lyrics were written by the original author, Oyuki Konno, and it was released as a vocal song.

Its gently flowing melody makes it feel as if you’re walking on clouds.

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Ryo

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My beauteous Flower of EvilALI PROJECT14rank/position

ALI PROJECT / I, Refined Flower of Evil (tried singing) @Wakana

This song expresses the idea that people on the front lines can’t tell whether what they’re fighting is justice or evil.

The line “Moreo sakeyo” is the climax.

The tune is quite intense.

The reading is “Wagarouta Shi Aku no Hana.”

Eat the strawberry pie.ALI PROJECT15rank/position

ALI PROJECT Eat the Strawberry Pie – Full ver.

A song that makes you mistake it for being sung by an idol from the ’80s.

Termite-like—or rather, it’s radiant.

If you convert the lyrics so that “strawberry pie” = “human,” it turns dark.

It’s scary if you think of it as a psychopath killing the person they loved and continuing to love the now-motionless corpse.

Narcisse NoirALI PROJECT16rank/position

ALI PROJECT – Narcisse Noir (Black Narcissus)

This song expresses the feelings of first love, tinged with the scent of forbidden romance.

It is included on ALI PROJECT’s fourth album, “Noblerot,” released in 1998.

The beautiful piano tones are particularly striking.

Recommended for those who enjoy a gothic atmosphere.

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sasashina

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Maiden’s PrayerALI PROJECT17rank/position

ALI PROJECT – Maiden’s Prayer (Otome no Inori)

This is a song by a girl wrestling with love and the sense of impermanence.

The shadowy lyrics pair well with the melancholic melody.

The languid, girlish vocals and the mysterious arrangement of the track create an air of decadent beauty.

Six Realms Reincarnation SurvivalALI PROJECT18rank/position

ALI PROJECT – Rokudo Rinne Survival

It’s a song with lyrics from a Buddhist perspective that contrast this world and the afterlife, stating that even now one remains isolated in the sense of being alone.

The concept of the six realms of rebirth means that the soul continues its training, and the song conveys that, in the end, whether one goes to the afterlife or stays in this world, it is an unending, arduous practice filled with suffering.

Nameless ForestALI PROJECT19rank/position

The Nameless Forest

A song with the cute voice of Arika-sama.

A white ant.

It’s an image song for Rozen Maiden’s Shinku.

The melody has a twirling feel, as if inspired by Shinku’s twin tails.

Shinku wanders through a mysterious-space castle, torn between what matters more: her master or Father.

It’s a song that brings such thoughts to mind.

Season in HellALI PROJECT20rank/position

ALI PROJECT – Hell’s Season (Jigoku no Kisetsu)

This is the ending theme of the anime Avenger.

The lyrics ask whether there is any meaning in life if we die without doing anything, and what our goal in life is.

Arika’s fluent French appears here and there, making it a very comfortable song to listen to.