Popular Gundam Song Rankings [2026]
The Gundam series marked the 40th anniversary since the broadcast of the original Mobile Suit Gundam in 2019.
I feel there aren’t many anime that people of all ages—from adults to children—can talk about across generations.
From that 40-year history, I’ve put together a ranked list of songs that have colored Gundam.
Let’s look back together!
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Popular Gundam Songs Ranking [2026] (41–50)
Flash of GHasegawa Daisuke50rank/position
Its composition, which seems almost tailored to a younger audience, generated buzz.
Even those unfamiliar with Gundam will likely feel its presence through this song.
It’s an upbeat, refreshing track that lifts your spirits.
Popular Gundam Song Rankings [2026] (51–60)
Silver HorizonNakase Satomi51rank/position
The ending theme for the third cour of the TV anime After War Gundam X.
With its calm tone, it can be called a hidden gem of a ballad.
Satomi Nakase also sings Promise Hill, the ending theme of Getter Robo Armageddon.
Amuro ForeverIkeda Ko52rank/position
A song used as the ending theme for the first TV anime series, Mobile Suit Gundam.
It expresses Amuro’s delicate emotions as a Newtype.
It was included on the B-side of “Fly! Gundam,” released by King Records on April 21, 1979.
FLYING IN THE SKYUjima Yoshifumi53rank/position
The opening theme of the TV anime Mobile Fighter G Gundam.
Hitofumi Ushima handled the lyrics, composition, and vocals, resulting in a pop-sounding song.
The anime itself also shifted from its early image to something brighter and more pop.
This song marked Hitofumi Ushima’s debut.
STEEL – Bonds of Iron and Blood –TRUE54rank/position
The ending theme of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans (October–March 2015).
A cheer song for Tekkadan, the group Mikazuki belongs to.
In the ending animation, it gently portrays the heartwarming, reassuring everyday lives of everyone in Tekkadan, and it’s a song that shines with bright hope.
RE:I AMAimer55rank/position
A grand rock ballad chosen as the ending theme for episode 6 of the OVA Mobile Suit Gundam UC.
Its striking lyrics portray the feelings of people striving to move forward despite deep sorrow and loss caused by war, beginning with a heartfelt call to a loved one who has been lost and expressing a strong will to find hope.
Released in March 2013, it was also a milestone for Aimer, becoming her first single to enter the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart top 10.
This is a highly recommended song for those facing life’s hardships, conveying that the small hopes found in everyday life can serve as signposts to the future.
Wings of WordsCHEMISTRY56rank/position
This song became widely known as the fourth opening theme of the anime Mobile Suit Gundam SEED DESTINY.
While it doesn’t feel very typical of the Gundam series, it’s packed with CHEMISTRY’s strengths, highly polished, and very easy to listen to.