supercell Popular Song Rankings [2026]

The Story You Don’t Knowsupercell1rank/position

Supercell – The Story You Don't Know

Released on August 12, 2009, this was the artist’s major-label debut single and became a big hit as the ending theme for the anime Bakemonogatari.

The overall vocal range of the song is G#3 to D5, which is on the higher side, but it’s highly recommended for those who can use falsetto.

Breath control is very important, so practicing consistent head resonance and strengthening your core would be beneficial.

Although the chorus sits in a high register, the C melody suddenly drops to a low range, so another key point is to keep your pitch from sagging.

If you sing the low parts with an awareness of head resonance, you’ll be able to release more breath and sing a bit more comfortably.

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Kubota Mami

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Meltsupercell2rank/position

Hatsune Miku "Melt"

One of the iconic VOCALOID songs by ryo, who has produced numerous works since the dawn of VOCALOID.

After its release on Niconico Douga in December 2007, it sparked a huge reaction.

Its arrangement, which blends J-POP and rock, together with a catchy melody, leaves a vivid impression on listeners.

Even now, long after its release, it remains a milestone in VOCALOID music and continues to be loved by many.

Be sure to sing it with all your heart!

Ephemeral Fireworkssupercell3rank/position

supercell – Ephemeral Fireworks

This song by supercell, a creator team led by ryo, was included on their third major-label single released in August 2010.

It was used as the ending theme for the TV Tokyo anime Naruto Shippuden and became a hot topic at the time.

Nagi’s clear, transparent vocals beautifully capture the bustle of summer festivals, the fleeting brilliance of fireworks, and the fragility of love.

Accompanied by piano melodies, it’s a ballad that poignantly conveys the ache of time slipping away.

It’s a lingering, evocative piece you’ll want to listen to while feeling the cool breeze at summer’s end and gazing up at the night sky.

Goodbye Memoriessupercell4rank/position

sayonara memories – supercell

It’s a song that captures the bittersweet feeling of graduating while holding close the memories of familiar routes home and casual conversations.

Released in February 2010, it was written and composed by ryo, with vocals by nagi.

The driving sound woven from piano and strings beautifully conveys the unique restlessness of youth.

It’s also included on the classic album “Today Is A Beautiful Day,” and has long been loved as a spring staple.

In the climax of the lyrics, the protagonist musters their courage—a moment that’s sure to set your heart racing just by listening! If you have words you want to share with someone, this song will surely give you the courage to speak them.

My Dearestsupercell5rank/position

Guilty Crown My Dearest Supercell sub español

A track used as the opening theme for the anime Guilty Crown.

It is a work by supercell, a creative group led by the composer ryo.

In addition to this song, supercell also handled the ending themes for episodes 13 through 21.

Moreover, ryo wrote and composed the songs performed in the show and as theme songs by the in-anime artist EGOIST.

This song overflows with a sparkling, refreshing feel.

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SAKI

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Herosupercell6rank/position

[Band Edition] Supercell - Hero [Full Cover]

Shueisha’s Aoharu employed a theme song by the creative collective supercell, marking a first for a manga magazine.

It is also known for including a pin-up illustration by supercell member, manga artist and illustrator Shirow Miwa, depicting the world of the song.

Love is Warsupercell7rank/position

Love is War / supercell

You get captivated from the very first shout of the intro.

It’s a song by the creator unit supercell, released in 2008.

The lyrics and composition are by ryo, who produced famous tracks like “Melt.” The song’s appeal lies in its earnest message—shouting and singing about the feelings of love.

Maybe because it’s mid-tempo, listening to it makes your chest tighten.

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Araki Jakkan

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