Tackey & Tsubasa Popular Song Ranking [2026]

Crazy RainbowTakkī & Tsubasa8rank/position

One Piece OP 8 – Crazy Rainbow Lyrics

It feels like the acceleration is painting a vivid rainbow! The duo Tackey & Tsubasa, formed by Hideaki Takizawa and Tsubasa Imai, released this song as their eighth single in 2007.

It was the opening theme for the beloved anime One Piece.

With a powerful message that makes you feel like you can break through even the reality before your eyes, and an up-tempo sound that signals the start of an adventure, it’s absolutely thrilling! The song reached No.

1 on the Oricon Weekly Chart, and in episode 303 of the anime, the two even make a humorous cameo within the story.

It’s the perfect number for taking a new step with your friends or when you want to lift your spirits.

One Day, One DreamTakkī & Tsubasa9rank/position

Inuyasha OP5 [Tackey & Tsubasa / One Day, One Dream]

This is a song by Tackey & Tsubasa that was used as the fifth opening theme for Inuyasha.

It begins with a dreamlike melody and then shifts into a bright, uplifting arrangement—an especially striking structure.

Performed by a male idol duo who debuted in 2002, it’s a pop tune brimming with a sense of speed.

With lyrics and a sound that perfectly match the anime’s world, it heightens the unfolding story.

It’s a refreshing fight song dedicated to those striving toward their dreams and goals, or those mustering the will to make one more push.

Listening to this track is sure to fill you with courage.

REAL DXTakkī & Tsubasa10rank/position

REAL DX [Tackey & Tsubasa] [Real Deluxe] [Ria Dera] [TakiTsuba] [Lyrics] [Tsubasa Imai] [Tackey & Tsubasa] [Takki and Tsubasa]

The song “REAL DX,” included on the albums Takitsuba Best and TEN, is a number that Takki & Tsubasa have been performing since their Jr.

days.

Many Johnny’s groups and Juniors—such as KAT-TUN, Kis-My-Ft2, and A.B.C-Z—have danced as backup for it.

The 10th-anniversary album TEN also includes a music video in which Johnny’s Jr.

newly take on the role of backup dancers.

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Graduation ~Goodbyes Are For Tomorrow~ (ONE VERSION)Takkī & Tsubasa11rank/position

Graduation ~Goodbyes Are for Tomorrow~ / Tackey & Tsubasa

This is a special version of Tackey & Tsubasa’s ballad, originally released in 2003 as the coupling track to their debut single, newly rearranged by Kaoru Wada, the composer for Inuyasha’s score.

Included on the album “Twenty Two,” it was used as an insert song in episode 124 at the heart of the story surrounding Kikyo.

The lyrics, which strive to send a prayer even while accepting a farewell, become all the more moving with the fullness of the orchestral arrangement.

It’s a song I especially recommend to anyone who has experienced graduation or parting from someone dear.

While the original is widely known as an Olympus commercial song, this version resonates powerfully with the anime’s most emotional scenes.