BLUE ENCOUNT Popular Song Ranking [2026]

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BLUE ENCOUNT “Daijoubu” Music Video (YouTube Ver.)

This is a rock number that embraces anxieties and worries that lead you to deny yourself, combining warmth that affirms you just as you are with powerful strength.

The passionate rock band from Kumamoto, BLUE ENCOUNT, released it as a single in June 2016.

Chosen as the opening theme for TBS’s CDTV and as the theme song for a high school baseball program, the track was later included on the acclaimed album THE END.

It also became a pivotal song that deepened the bond with fans in the lead-up to their first performance at Nippon Budokan in October 2016.

It’s perfect as a cheer for friends striving toward their dreams—and when you want to give a strong push to your own back as you take on a challenge, be sure to sing it.

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BLUE ENCOUNT “Howling Diver” Music Video (YouTube Ver.)

Songs with a hot rock sound really get you pumped up, don’t they? If you’re looking for tracks like that, I recommend BLUE ENCOUNT’s “Howling Diver.” With its fast tempo and distorted guitar tones, it’s packed with all the elements of fiery rock.

By the time you finish listening, you’ll be bursting with motivation.

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Saitō Ayumu

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BLUE ENCOUNT “Hajimari” Music Video (YouTube Ver.) [Official Support Song for the 94th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament]

This is the third single by the four-piece rock band BLUE ENCOUNT, released in 2016.

It’s an emotional rock track that gives you the courage to face forward.

The song was selected as the support anthem for the 94th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

It features powerful guitar sounds, delicate drums, and passionate vocals.

Add this moving ballad—which heightens the excitement for soccer—to your playlist.

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BLUE ENCOUNT 'More Light' Music Video

BLUE ENCOUNT, a four-piece rock band popularly known by the abbreviation “Blue En,” has garnered widespread acclaim for their overwhelming vocal and instrumental prowess.

Their debut single, “Motto Hikari wo” (“More Light”), which secured numerous tie-ins including the music program JAPAN COUNTDOWN, is an adrenaline-boosting track with a straight-ahead rock sound.

Its gentle yet powerful lyrics seem to embrace wounded feelings, offering the courage to move forward when you’ve come to a standstill.

With an emotional, fast-paced rock ensemble, it’s a song you’ll want to hear when you feel like you just can’t keep going.

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Hoshino Takashi

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BLUE ENCOUNT “Polaris” Music Video [Anime “My Hero Academia” Season 4 Opening Theme]

This is a song by the rock band BLUE ENCOUNT, whose sound conveys not only a driving sense of speed but also gentleness and warmth.

Chosen as the opening theme for Season 4 of the anime My Hero Academia, it drew attention with comments like “the lyrics match the protagonist Izuku Midoriya’s straightforward, companion-conscious personality.” It’s a track that gives you the courage to take a step forward—telling you to charge ahead without fearing defeat—when you must make a big decision to protect someone or something important.

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BLUE ENCOUNT 'Survivor' Music Video [Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans Opening Theme]

Known affectionately as “Buru-en,” BLUE ENCOUNT is a four-piece rock band that excites audiences with passionate messages and high-energy songs.

This is their fourth single, which was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.

The opener builds from a sound driven by a hysteric guitar riff into the chorus, and the technically dazzling intro makes extensive use of tapping—an arrangement that relentlessly ramps up the tension.

The ensemble, where fierce cutting and an emotional melody intertwine, just might make you forget unpleasant feelings and stress.

It’s a track whose exhilarating sense of speed lifts your spirits.

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Hoshino Takashi

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BLUE ENCOUNT 'VS' Music Video [TV Tokyo Anime 'Gintama' Porori Arc Opening Theme]

A powerful track created by the Japanese rock band BLUE ENCOUNT.

With their signature emotional rock approach, it conveys a strong will to confront one’s inner battles.

Released in November 2017, this piece was produced as the opening theme for the Gintama.

Porori Arc.

With word choice and a sense of rhythm influenced by hip-hop in BLUE ENCOUNT’s own style, it pierces listeners’ hearts with fiery intensity.

Be sure to perform it with your band and shout it out loud at your school’s culture festival!