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Mrs. GREEN APPLE Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Mrs.
GREEN APPLE is a Japanese rock band whose members were all born in or after the 1990s, drawing attention with their catchy pop sensibilities and explosive rock sound.
We’ve listed their most-played hit songs in a ranked format.
Please take a look.
Mrs. GREEN APPLE Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
Blue and SummerMrs. GREEN APPLE1rank/position
This single was written as the theme song for the film “Aonatsu: 30 Days With You” and released in August 2018.
It’s a classic coming-of-age anthem that captures Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s signature pop-rock drive and an exhilarating freshness that evokes the summer sky.
The band sound that suddenly opens up the vista in the chorus, together with Motoki Omori’s sweet yet sharp vocals, vividly summons each listener’s own memories of “their summer.” From a bass-playing perspective, it’s perfect for feeling the dynamism of a fast-paced rhythm section while learning the buoyant groove of pop.
It’s a song I’d love bassists to tackle if they want to step up from basic root playing and savor the joy of supporting the band’s overall groove.
lilacMrs. GREEN APPLE2rank/position
This is the opening theme of the TV anime “Boukyaku Battery,” released digitally in April 2024.
The lyrics blend the sparkle of youth with a touch of bittersweetness that comes with growing up.
With a driving sound, the song accompanies the characters’ setbacks and comebacks.
The vocal range is D3–C#5, climbing higher toward the chorus, so it’s recommended for those comfortable with high notes.
Try singing as if projecting your voice into a wide space without straining your throat—letting the breath carry the sound will help you sing more easily.
It’s a youth anthem, so be sure to get the crowd going at karaoke!
About meMrs. GREEN APPLE3rank/position
Selected as the support song for the 97th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament, this is one of Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s signature tracks that moved countless listeners.
Released in January 2019 as their eighth single, the song doesn’t just portray success; it carries a profound message that affirms life, including the days when things don’t go well and our own imperfections.
Its grand melody, expanding from a quiet opening into the chorus as if the vista widens, is sure to give a powerful push to athletes heading into a match.
It’s a warm yet powerful anthem that makes you believe in the journey of your own effort—something that lies beyond mere wins and losses.
DarlingMrs. GREEN APPLE4rank/position
This song was written as the theme for the special program “Mrs.
GREEN APPLE 18 Festival” broadcast on NHK General, and was released digitally in January 2025.
It faces the honest feelings of 18-year-olds, singing about the struggle and hope of staying true to oneself.
While carrying loneliness and anxiety, it portrays the effort to move forward little by little through connections with others.
The modulations are particularly striking, with the key stepping up from the A and B sections into the chorus, and then toward the final chorus.
It’s a must-listen not only for young people standing at life’s crossroads, but also for anyone who wants to take a fresh look at themselves.
Que sera, seraMrs. GREEN APPLE5rank/position
This pop number, marked by its dazzling brass sound and bouncing rhythm, is the perfect first pick for karaoke.
Crafted by Mrs.
GREEN APPLE, the song explores the theme of affirming yourself and living on, even when days don’t go as planned.
Released as a single in April 2023, it was selected as the theme song for the TV drama “Even If It’s Sunday Night…”.
It won the 65th Japan Record Award and is also included on the album “ANTENNA.” The track highlights Motoki Omori’s clear, expansive high tones, making it ideal for warming up before singing.
Its grand, celebratory melody will instantly brighten the mood and liven up the room—even when you’re out with coworkers—so it comes highly recommended.
SoranjiMrs. GREEN APPLE6rank/position
It’s a sweeping ballad that powerfully sings of the dignity of humanity and a vast love that refuses to give up hope, even under harsh circumstances.
Its structure is captivating, weaving a subtle tremble of poignant chords into the brightness of the main key.
Beginning with a quiet introduction and modulating upward toward the finale, it creates an overwhelming catharsis, as if a hidden prayer were expanding skyward.
Released as a single by Mrs.
GREEN APPLE in November 2022, it was written as the theme song for the film “From Lageri with Love.” It’s a song I highly recommend for those whose hearts are weary or who want to immerse themselves in music while thinking of someone dear.
InfernoMrs. GREEN APPLE7rank/position
Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s signature anime song, released in 2019 as the opening theme for Fire Force.
It features a driving rock sound and a fiery message about “burning your life to live even in hell,” and the band’s total streams have surpassed 700 million.
When people think of Mrs., many may picture Omori’s high tones, falsetto, and beautiful songs, but Inferno is popular as a darker rock track.
The vocal range is the same as their other songs—wide and on the higher side at E2 to E5—so I definitely recommend it for those good at high notes.
For the low notes in the A melody, don’t use your throat; use your breath and push the sound out firmly.