May’n’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

pink monsoonSheriru Nōmu starring May’n36rank/position

~*Pink Monsoon*~

An insert song from the film Macross Frontier The False Songstress, it’s a track that puts the spotlight on Sheryl Nome’s sexiness—something that, aside from her outfits, wasn’t heavily emphasized during the TV broadcast.

The CD jacket follows suit, and it supposedly did—or maybe didn’t—serve as the trigger for pushing that sexiness in things like that figure everyone talks about.

Diamond CrevasseSheriru Nōmu starring May’n37rank/position

Diamond Crevasse Macross F May’n emotional close-up video

The well-known early ending theme of Macross F performed under the name Sheryl Nome.

This track showcases her impressive vocal ability as she delivers unwaveringly in the high register.

It was released as a paired single together with the show’s insert song “Sagittarius☆9PM Don’t be late.”

Universal BunnySheriru Nōmu starring May’n38rank/position

Universal Bunny LIVE May’n Macross Frontier Movie song

An insert song from the film Macross Frontier: The False Songstress.

Those who have sung this at karaoke will know there are parts that must be performed at a very rapid tempo, making it a song that tests both diction and vocal ability; it also showcases her skill in delivering it so impressively.

fairySheriru Nōmu starring May’n39rank/position

Sheryl Nome – Fairy

This is a song from Macross Frontier performed in a scene that leaves an impression that Sheryl has changed due to a certain turning point.

One reason Macross Frontier has been loved for such a long time may be that, no matter which song you pick, they sang pieces that stayed in viewers’ memories.

Sayonara no Tsubasa ~ the end of triangleSheriru Nōmu starring May’n/Ranka Rī (Nakajima Ai)40rank/position

[Macross Frontier] The Wings of Goodbye ~Band Edition~ [Original MV]

This song, used as an insert track in Macross F: The Wings of Goodbye, serves as a fitting finale for the film.

With its poignant yet driving melody and lyrics—and the fact that it’s a duet with Ranka—it encapsulates a world view that befits the culmination of Macross F, making it a true masterpiece.