Momoiro Clover Z Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Toward that skyMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto43rank/position

Momoiro Clover / Toward That Sky

Momoiro Clover Z has become indispensable when talking about today’s Japanese idol scene.

The song “Ano Sora e Mukatte,” first performed on the day the group was formed, is included on their 2013 album “Iriguchi no Nai Deguchi.” It’s also famous for having been written by the members at the time.

Seeing them sing it so honestly and true to themselves is deeply moving.

It’s a warm message song that gives you the courage to set out on a new “path.” Be sure to listen to this hopeful track, which stands as the group’s point of origin.

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Kimi YukiMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto44rank/position

06. Kimi Yuki -2011.07.03-

It’s a song performed at Momoiro Clover Z’s first solo hall concert, “Momoiro Christmas in Nihon Seinenkan ~Dappi (Shedding)~,” which drew renewed attention after being included on the album “Iriguchi no Nai Deguchi.” Although it was their first ballad, its level of completion is high and it’s utterly captivating.

Softly in Love ~May We Stay Us Forever~Momoiro Kurōbā Zetto45rank/position

Momoiro Clover Z [MV] Tenderly in Love ~May We Stay Us Forever~ (TV anime “The God’s Game We Play”? Actually: Opening theme of “A Couple of Cuckoos”? Wait) Correction: TV Anime 'Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi' Opening Theme

It’s a song with a nostalgic atmosphere.

Written specifically as the opening theme for the TV anime “Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi,” it was released in October 2024.

The lyrics carry a message that cherishes bonds and connections.

It’s perfect for times when you want to relax or feel close to someone important.

Recommended for anyone who wants to treasure the small joys of everyday life and show care for a lover, family, or friends.

Your TraceMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto46rank/position

Your Trace

Released in July 2011, this is a quiet ballad included on Momoiro Clover Z’s album “Battle and Romance.” Its clear, piano-led melody seeps gently into the heart.

Lyrics and composition are by Shinya Tada, with arrangement by Magokoro Ikuta.

The song portrays feelings for a beloved person who is setting off, and the lingering pain of a farewell that won’t fade.

Alongside everyday scenes like rain and umbrellas, it captures the aching sense of emotions that went unspoken, remaining as “traces” on the heart.

The members’ sincere vocals deliver the emotion just as it is, making tears well up before you know it.

Born during a turning point for the group, this track remains a signature song on the acclaimed album that won the 2012 CD Shop Award, and it continues to be sung today.

It will resonate deeply with anyone who has parted ways with a friend or seen someone dear off on their journey.

Coco☆Nuts -ZZ ver.-Momoiro Kurōbā Zetto47rank/position

Momoclo “Coco☆Natsu -ZZ ver.-” -TRAILER-

I’d like to introduce “Coco☆Natsu -ZZ ver.-” as a peppy, mood-lifting song.

It’s a track released by the idol group Momoiro Clover Z.

The lyrics list various fruit names while expressing a sense of fun.

In particular, the chorus—made up solely of the syllable “ko”—is incredibly impactful.

You’ll find yourself humming along before you know it.

By the way, the song is also known for its catchy choreography.

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This SongMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto48rank/position

Momoiro Clover Z “Legendary” Kono Uta

This is a masterpiece.

It’s a song that really hypes up the crowd at live shows.

It’s full of that unmistakable Momoclo charm, and just by listening, you somehow feel like crying—but at the same time, you feel a push to keep going.

Kanako’s solo in particular really hits home.

Gorilla PunchMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto49rank/position

Momoiro Clover Z [LIVE] Gorilla Punch (from Streaming LIVE 2020 'PLAY!')

You can’t help but be hooked by the title alone—Momoiro Clover Z’s “Gorilla Punch.” The song is included on Momoclo’s third album, “AMARANTHUS,” released in 2016.

It originally featured former member Momoka Ariyasu, but after her graduation, Ayaka Sasaki—aka Aarin—has taken over her parts.

While “gorilla” often symbolizes strength, a panda also makes an appearance in the lyrics, making it a track kids can enjoy too.

The call-and-response is a blast as well, with the shout being the gorilla’s cry, “Uho!”

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utatane

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