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Do As Infinity Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Do As Infinity, with Tomiko Van on vocals, whose voice is just a touch husky and mannish.

This time, we’re spotlighting their songs.

We’ve compiled a list of tracks that have racked up the most plays so far.

Be sure to check them out.

Do As Infinity Popular Song Ranking [2026] (41–50)

Beast of IncarnationDo As Infinity43rank/position

Do As Infinity / Beast of Metamorphosis
Beast of IncarnationDo As Infinity

This is a single released in December 2017, used as the ending theme for the TV anime Juni Taisen: Zodiac War.

The track was sound-produced by Hiroyuki Sawano.

Interestingly, it’s an uptempo number that was created by arranging the original demo—originally a ballad—at double the tempo.

It blends a heavy sound with a sense of speed, and Tomiko Van’s powerful vocals thrillingly express the impulses and inner conflicts that lie beneath the surface.

It’s a cool song that ties in with the anime’s serious worldview, so give it a listen when you want to fire yourself up.

Nameless RevolutionDo As Infinity44rank/position

At first, you might think it’s a somewhat subdued track, but it gradually builds and transforms into something powerful and cool.

The lyrics, woven with an androgynous voice, suit the title perfectly and give you courage and energy—such was the song.

Perhaps the importance of life is also connected to valuing individual freedom and protecting each person’s dignity.

Night of ScienceDo As Infinity45rank/position

A piece that invites you on a journey of deep contemplation for a night you want to spend in calm.

It’s a hidden gem by Do As Infinity, included on the album “GATES OF HEAVEN,” released in November 2003.

While using hard-edged words like science and progress, its worldview impressively portrays a sense of apocalypse and a prayer for salvation.

The dramatic sound arrangement, with Seiji Kameda participating, intertwines with Tomiko Van’s earnest and powerful vocals to create an overwhelming sense of immersion.

Though it was never released as a single, it’s strongly supported by fans and was selected for the best-of compilation “The Best of Do As Infinity.” It’s a highly recommended track for times when you want to think alone or face the emotions deep within your heart.

spinningDo As Infinity46rank/position

Do As Infinity released their first new song in about two years in July 2023.

The track was written as the theme song for Chapter 3 of the romance game “Ikemen Prince: Beauty and Her Beast.” It’s a grand rock ballad that portrays not only the joy of love but also its pain.

As Ban-san said, “I sang it with great care,” and the deep emotion infused into each and every word really grips your heart.

While aligning with the story’s worldview, the song also sings of universal love, making it a recommended listen when you want to feel both a gentle warmth and a touch of sorrow.

Savor the expressive power they’ve cultivated over their long career.

Fuyuka LetterDo As Infinity47rank/position

It’s a warm song that gently carries your feelings to someone precious far away, like snow dancing in the cold winter sky.

It was included as a new track on the best-of album “The Best of Do As Infinity,” released in January 2014, and was also used as the theme song for the drama Hanayome Noren.

Tomiko Van’s straightforward vocals give you the courage to take a step forward even in the cold wind.

Seiji Kameda’s arrangement is outstanding as well, delivering a pleasantly driving feel that resonates in your chest.

Give it a listen when you find yourself looking up at the sky or when you want to send someone your support.

twilightDo As Infinity48rank/position

A heart-stirring rock ballad that vividly conjures a sunset scene dyed in madder red.

Released in November 2011 as the band’s 27th single, it was written as the ending theme for the game “Sengoku BASARA 3 Utage.” Tomiko Van’s powerful yet delicate vocals intertwine with the wistful melody, tightening the listener’s chest.

Its grand, prayer-like worldview at the close of a story continues to captivate not only game fans but a wide range of listeners.

Later included on the album “TIME MACHINE” and in best-of collections, this masterpiece epitomizes the band’s lyricism.

Give it a listen on an autumn evening when you want to sit alone and quietly drift into thought.