SUPER BEAVER Popular Song Ranking [2026]

And then it connectsSUPER BEAVER71rank/position

[MAD] Haikyu!! And Then, Connected

It is included as the seventh track on the album “Mirai no Hajimekata,” released by SPACE SHOWER MUSIC in 2012.

Many of SUPER BEAVER’s songs have a sweet-and-sour feel, and this one is also a youth anthem brimming with SUPER BEAVER’s signature style.

It’s a positive song that evokes the future, perfectly suited as a theme for boys working hard and giving their all in club activities.

sentimentalSUPER BEAVER72rank/position

Sentimental / SUPER BEAVER (cover)

A track from the album “361°,” it’s a song where a wide variety of electric guitar techniques, tailored to each melody, leave a strong impression.

It portrays a “you” who stands beside me yet differs between the past and the present, with poignant lyrics and melody that make it a tear-jerker.

zero distanceSUPER BEAVER73rank/position

zero distance

This is a song included as the second track on the album “Mirae no Hajimekata,” released by Space Shower Music in 2012.

It’s about the fear of showing your true self even when you’re close enough to touch the person you love.

People who are in love will likely relate to it, don’t you think?

FanfareSUPER BEAVER74rank/position

Fanfare

This guitar features a full-throttle sense of speed, with exquisitely groovy cutting and brilliantly tasteful riffs.

On top of that, the vocals carry a deliberately restrained passion that doesn’t quite hit the peak, which conversely turns it into a track that truly moves the listener.

RulesSUPER BEAVER75rank/position

Rules

It is included on their second full-length album, “How to Begin the Future.” The lyrics resonate with the sense of questioning the unspoken rules in relationships—rules like not stepping any further into someone’s heart—and with the idea that if those boundaries are broken, a new kind of connection might come into view.

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About the two of usSUPER BEAVER76rank/position

About the two of us

It’s a hopeful song that acknowledges the two people’s unfinished relationship while walking forward together.

Included on SUPER BEAVER’s album “If the World Wakes Up,” it’s a beloved emotional rock ballad cherished by many fans.

While expressing the imperfection of not fully understanding each other, the lyrics still convey the importance of staying together, resonating deeply.

Released in April 2013, the song has been frequently performed live and has become a crowd favorite that audiences sing along to as one.

It’s a wonderful track that lets you feel hopeful about the future the two will walk together.

nowSUPER BEAVER77rank/position

now

A song included as the fourth track on the 2013 album “If the World Awakens,” it’s a medium-tempo ballad whose relaxed rhythm and electric guitar arpeggios are pleasing to the ear.

It’s a straightforward, no-frills encouragement song that lifts a wavering heart when you listen.

A beginning, a futureSUPER BEAVER78rank/position

A beginning, a future

This is the final track on the album “How to Begin the Future,” released in 2012 by I×L×P× RECORDS.

I believe it serves as an answer song to the title.

At the end, there’s a phrase that makes the album feel complete as a single work.

IllusionSUPER BEAVER79rank/position

Illusion

It is included on their second full-length album, “How to Begin the Future.” The lyrics are about realizing how precious “you” were only after being apart from you, and the song tells the story of suffering alone as the emotions from when we were together come flooding back.

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MindscapeSUPER BEAVER80rank/position

Mindscape

SUPER BEAVER’s songs often have lyrics that sink deep into your heart, and this track is no exception.

It tackles themes like the depth of human relationships, connection, and the meaning of living, resonating directly with listeners.

Released in August 2009, this song closes out the album “Shinkei.” Carrying messages like “live in the now” and “toward the future,” it’s a track that I think can give a gentle push to younger listeners.

It’s packed with what makes SUPER BEAVER so compelling: moving lyrics and beautiful melodies.

I’d love for you to listen to it when you’re struggling in life or when you want to look forward.