Porno Graffitti Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

AnimarossaPorunogurafiti36rank/position

PORNOGRAFFITTI 'Anima Rossa (Short ver.)'

This song by PornoGraffitti was chosen as the 11th opening theme for the anime BLEACH.

It resonates with the desire to fly freely like a swallow slicing through the wind, the harshness of reality, and the determination to face it head-on.

Released on November 25, 2009 as their 29th single, it was also performed at the 60th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen.

The track is included on their 8th album, ∠TRIGGER.

It’s a song that conveys the resolve to confront life’s hardships and the importance of human connections, so I highly recommend listening to it when you’re up against a wall.

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PORNOGRAFFITTI 'Breath (Short Ver.)'

It was used as the theme song for Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us.

As a Pokémon song loved by people of all ages, it’s a perfect choice.

Above all, the lyrics are ideal for a wedding! Paralleling Ash and Pikachu’s adventurous journey to become a Pokémon Master, the song expresses a determination for the future: to move forward at your own pace without rushing, no matter the day.

It would be so romantic if the groom sang it to the bride.

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PORNOGRAFFITTI “One More Time (Short ver.)”

This is a song released by PornoGraffitti in 2011 as their 33rd single.

The track is notable for the guitar riff by Haruichi Shindo and the powerful vocals by Akihito Okano.

It carries a strong message of standing up and moving forward no matter how difficult the situation.

With a refreshed lineup of musicians and engineers, this song also marked a new challenge for PornoGraffitti.

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PORNOGRAFFITTI “LiAR (Short Ver.)”

“LiAR,” which was also the theme song for Nippon TV’s “Sukkiri” in 2016, is a track that conveys vocalist Akihito Okano’s intense feelings toward a woman.

It’s a mature love song centered on a false romance, with the narrator yearning for a woman who left behind a gentle lie.

Curiously, the “i” in the title is lowercase.

According to guitarist and backing vocalist Haruichi Shindo, it was to “leave a scratch mark.” That’s some style, too.

Winding RoadPorunogurafiti40rank/position

Porno Graffitti “Winding Road (Short ver.)” / PORNOGRAFFITTI “Winding Road (Short ver.)”

The older we get, the more we imagine a future with our partner and feel something like “eternal love.” Even though we’re sure we feel that eternal love from the bottom of our hearts, a parting comes all the same, cruelly.

A misbuttoning we won’t notice until far down the line—where did we go wrong? We truly loved each other all along, yet a single fleeting moment made the relationship crumble so easily.

And yet, in the end, there’s a faint glimpse of hope: a resolve to rise again while keeping the feelings we’ve nurtured close to our hearts.

These are the lyrics of such a tale.

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Zombies are standing outPorunogurafiti41rank/position

Porno Graffitti “Zombies are standing out (Short Ver.)” / “Zombies are standing out (Short Ver.)”

Sold as PornoGraffitti’s first digital-only single.

The vocal nuances and overall vibe differ quite a bit from their previous work.

While they often have a pop-rock image, “Zombies are standing out” is a particularly heavy, rock-driven track with a pounding beat.

It’s a song that demands grit—and might be the perfect fit for slowly, tensely hauling on the rope.

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PornoGraffitti “Push Play” (20th Anniversary Special LIVE “NIPPON Romance Porno ‘19 ~God vs God~” DAY 1)

It’s a soul-stirring number from Porno Graffitti that feels as if it captured the electric energy of a stadium and turned it into sound.

The lyrics’ fiery determination to push beyond one’s limits and the thirst for victory resonate powerfully, like an anthem cheering you on.

A live version of the track was included on the single “Neomelodramatic/ROLL,” released in March 2005, and a studio version was featured on the album THUMPχ in April of the same year.

It’s the perfect song for high school baseball players fighting hard on the field—and for anyone taking on a big challenge.