supercell Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Parade of Liarssupercell29rank/position

Parade of Liars – supercell

A track from the album “supercell.” Just when you think a piercing guitar slams in from the very beginning, Hatsune Miku’s deliberately restrained vocals resound, harboring the fury of betrayal and the pain of heartbreak.

While supercell has many songs about unrequited love and sweet, bittersweet themes, this one showcases the breadth of their musical range.

Daifugō (also known as Daifugō/Daifugō; literally “Grand Pauper,” the Japanese card game often called President/Scum)supercell30rank/position

Daifugō supercell High Quality Audio

Nippon TV’s “PON!” November ending theme.

From the odd-meter guitar and Chelly’s whispery, tricky vocals at the start, it brilliantly transforms into a hard-edged, gritty rock number.

Also pay attention to Chelly’s overwhelming vocal power as she sharply sings about rebellion, likening it to the card game “Daifugō” (President).

Heartbreak Fireworkssupercell31rank/position

Heartbreak Fireworks

A breakup song I want to loudly declare deserves far more recognition.

When I listen to it, I picture the scent of summer and fireworks that tint the sky only to vanish in an instant.

The bittersweet love story—like the candied apples sold at festival stalls—feels ticklish, yet it’s so pleasant to the ear.

On a night like this, when the stars twinklesupercell32rank/position

[supercell] On a Night When the Stars Twinkle

It is also the ending theme for the PC game Mahoutsukai no Yoru by TYPE-MOON, a game maker known for numerous hits.

While it’s an upbeat, refreshing guitar-driven track, it’s crafted as a love song that blends the thrill of romance with a touch of heartache.

Time Trainsupercell33rank/position

supercell – Time Train

At first it’s slow and quiet, gradually raising the tension as if it’s about to burst into full acceleration—yet it teases the listener by speeding up only little by little until the chorus, where it unleashes a sensation of racing forward as if leaving everything behind.

It’s a song aimed at boys and girls.

The Millionth Kisssupercell34rank/position

supercell – The Hundredth Kiss

A track included on the album “ZIGAEXPERIENTIA.” It gradually ramps up in tempo from the rhythm section at the start and hits hard in the chorus—an intense rock tune.

Koeda’s raspy vocals, sung as if wishing for all breakups and everything else to be destroyed, are also a must-hear.

Song of the Beginning Toward the Endsupercell35rank/position

supercell – Today Is A Beautiful Day – 01 – The Beginning Song Toward the End

A track included on the album “Today Is A Beautiful Day.” As the album’s opening piece, it lets you fully enjoy the simple piano tones that have already become a hallmark of supercell.

Precisely because supercell has so many youth-themed songs, the lyrics of this track—evoking nostalgic memories of those days from the vantage point of the future—truly shine.