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We’ve compiled Stereopony’s popular songs in ranking order.
With the buzz of being a three-piece girls’ band and their fresh sound, they won strong support from younger audiences.
Disbanding just five years after forming in 2007, while they were still at their peak, was a bold and admirable move.
They’re still active in music individually, so be sure to check out their current work as well.
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STEREOPONY Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Moonlight’s GuidepostSTEREOPONY1rank/position
This song was chosen as the opening theme for the anime DARKER THAN BLACK: Gemini of the Meteor.
It’s by the rock band Stereopony and was released in 2009 as their fifth single.
It’s a classic guitar rock number with a sound that blends coolness with a touch of sadness.
The lyrics convey a heartfelt message: “I haven’t found the answers to life yet, but I’ll keep moving forward,” which is truly moving.
Beyond the tearsSTEREOPONY2rank/position
It’s a song used as the theme for Mobile Suit Gundam 00, with lyrics that convey strength, kindness, and poignancy.
I believe it gave energy to many people.
It’s a track you never get tired of no matter how many times you listen to it, with a driving, fast-paced tempo.
Beyond the tearsSTEREOPONY3rank/position
It was also used as the opening theme for the anime Gundam: Stereopony’s “Namida no Mukou.” It’s a great song where beautiful melodies ring out over glittering guitar sounds.
Listening to it brings back memories of youth, and singing it will make the events of those days race through your mind like a revolving lantern.
Cherry MySTEREOPONY4rank/position
Set to a standard rock style with a very simple arrangement.
The girl the protagonist likes doesn’t seem to give him the time of day.
It’s a bittersweet unrequited-love song that overlays the falling cherry blossoms with the protagonist’s feelings.
It seems to depict a scene of meeting a former classmate after graduating from school, but that, too, is portrayed subtly—AIMI’s songwriting is truly impressive.
I wish it had gained a bit more mainstream recognition.
CupidoSTEREOPONY5rank/position
Stereopony is a three-piece rock band consisting of vocalist-guitarist AIMI, bassist NOHANA, and drummer SHIHO.
Their song “Cupido” is notable for its exhilarating sound and crystal-clear vocals.
It also has a charming, bittersweet, youthful vibe that young listeners are likely to relate to.
Another highlight is the lyrics, which capture delicate emotions in straightforward words.
The raw expression goes beyond a simple love song and grabs your heart, refusing to let go.
This track may bring back memories of school-day dates or a first love—why not give it a listen?
The season of farewellSTEREOPONY6rank/position
Stereopony’s phantom debut song, “Season of Goodbye.” Its wistful lyrics and melody stir the singer’s emotions.
The song’s relaxed flow makes it great for solo singing, but sharing it with a group lets everyone feel the emotions together even more.
I am a heroSTEREOPONY7rank/position
Included on the 2011 album “More! More!! More!!!.” It was used as the ending theme for the anime Pokémon Smash!.
STEREOPONY is a three-piece rock band from Okinawa, formed in 2007.
The pop sound and vocals fit perfectly, resulting in a nicely polished track.