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SUPER BEAVER’s Support Songs and Popular Song Rankings [2026]

When you listen to SUPER BEAVER’s songs, there are times when you don’t feel so much like someone is pushing you from behind, but rather like strength is gradually welling up from within yourself.

Their straightforward lyrics and high-energy sound overlap, resonating in ways that meet each listener where they are, and such moments are not uncommon.

In this article, we’ll introduce, in ranking format, songs by SUPER BEAVER that leave a strong impression as encouragement anthems.

If you’re feeling down or looking for a chance to take a step forward, be sure to listen to the tracks we’re about to introduce.

SUPER BEAVER Support Songs and Popular Song Ranking [2026] (51–60)

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This song, included as the eighth track on the album “How to Begin the Future,” released by SPACE SHOWER MUSIC in 2012, is a ballad with a gentle, laid-back melody that’s pleasing to the ear.

It’s a love song about continuing to wait for a departed lover.

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This song, included as the sixth track on the mini-album released on September 6, 2017, can be partially previewed in the trailer video.

It’s a dramatic medium-tempo number that gives you a boost when you listen—an energizing anthem.

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somehowSUPER BEAVER58rank/position

This is a song included on their third major single, released on November 4, 2009.

It has a vibe you don’t often hear in recent tracks, so I really want fans to give it a listen.

The slightly laid-back lyrics are unusual, too.

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It turns, it turnsSUPER BEAVER59rank/position

SUPER BEAVER “Mawaru, Mawaru Live ver” Guitar
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The song “Mawaru, Mawaru” is a track included on the 2010 album “SUPER BEAVER,” and it’s also featured on “Highlight / Hitoride Ikiteitanaraba,” released in 2020 when they re-signed with a major label.

As a fan, it’s a deeply moving song that brings tears to your eyes—the fact that a track from the last album of their previous major-label period is included on one of their re-debut releases, combined with the lyrics, really hits home.

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AkaneboshiSUPER BEAVER60rank/position

This is the last song on the album “Kōfuku Kidō” (Orbit of Happiness), released by Sony during their major-label era in 2009.

It’s a restrained ballad that highlights Ryuta Shibuya’s beautifully clear Japanese, and it’s an inspiring, moving song that gives you the courage to move into the future as your unadorned, authentic self.

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