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PinocchioP Popular Song Rankings [2026]
PinocchioP is a popular Vocaloid producer who showcases a wide range of talents, from performing live as a DJ to drawing his own illustrations.
Many fans have been instantly captivated by his lyrics, woven from his unique worldview.
This time, we’ll introduce a ranking of PinocchioP’s most popular songs.
PinocchioP’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
Non-breath ObligePinokio P1rank/position
You’ll be blown away by its breathtaking structure—you might even forget to breathe! Released in June 2021, this track was created around the theme of “breathlessness.” The breathless vocals—possible precisely because it’s vocaloid—leave a powerful impact on listeners.
If you’ve ever felt stifled by modern society, the sharply observed lyrics are sure to pierce your heart.
In addition to being included on the album “Love,” it’s also well-loved in the mobile game “Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage! (Project SEKAI).”
godlikePinokio P2rank/position
The irony-laced lyrics pierce the heart! Released in September 2021, it leaves a strong impression with its sharp message that questions how trends and praise work in our online society.
Pairing that with an addictive melody is so very PinocchioP.
It topped Billboard JAPAN’s UGC chart for the year 2022 and was also included in the game BanG Dream! Girls Band Party!.
It’s featured on the album META as well.
slow motionPinokio P3rank/position
The lyrics that reassure life’s anxieties with a gentle “It’s okay” really resonate with me.
Released in 2014, it’s included on the album “Shibou,” and it’s a staple track playable on many rhythm game platforms like “maimai PiNK” and “CHUNITHM.” Its worldview is wonderful—one that makes you cherish even the small, everyday moments and your embarrassing past.
Give it a listen when you’re going through something tough or feeling uncertain about the future.
It’ll help you relax and feel more positive.
Magical Girl and ChocolaitPinokio P4rank/position
With a highly addictive, poppy sound, it portrays the pure feelings of a “magical girl” tossed about by anonymous rumors and gossip, and an article on UtaTen explains the appeal of the lyrics.
The song has also been described as a spiritual successor to the 2009 classic “Kusaregedou to Chocolate,” and in an interview it’s said to be a work that confronts the artist’s own roots.
It somewhat carries the vibe of “Kamippoi na,” too, which makes it feel familiar.
When memorizing it, it might be good to learn it together with “Kusaregedou to Chocolate.” For the fast parts, don’t enunciate too sharply—try singing so that your voice rides along with the melody.
Anonymous MPinokio P5rank/position
You’ll be drawn in by the fresh idea of an interview format and the rhythmic back-and-forth.
It’s a piece released in February 2023, featuring web writer ARuFa in the role of interviewer.
Questions and answers repeat over a lively beat, but the biting message about anonymity beneath it all really hits home.
It’s not just fun—the way it also conveys the pathos of being something to be consumed is so quintessentially PinocchioP.
Included on the album “META.”
Life expectancy: 2:30Pinokio P6rank/position
A thought-provoking Vocaloid track that beautifully captures the transience and poignancy of life.
Composed by PinocchioP, it weaves a narrative from birth to death within a brief 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
Included on the 2023 album META.
The emotionally charged arrangement, centered around the timbre of the piano, is especially striking.
Another point of note is how the song subtly weaves in discomfort with the way “death” is treated as a dramatic device.
It’s a piece that sits with the subtleties of the heart—when you want to reflect on the meaning of life, or when you’re grieving the loss of someone dear.
Hey, hey, hey.Pinokio P7rank/position
A conversation-like back-and-forth keeps listeners hooked! Released in August 2021, this piece is a duet by Kagamine Rin and Hatsune Miku.
Its cute yet subtly unsettling worldview, paired with pop illustrations by Tera Terada, has captivated many fans.
With uniquely structured lyrics and an addictive beat, one listen is all it takes to get hooked.
It’s packed with the kind of charm that makes you want to hum it in a fleeting moment.