UVERworld’s Energetic Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Fight For LibertyUVERworld8rank/position

Fight For Liberty / UVERworld LIVE 2020.09.25 at Sea Forest Waterway

The 24th single by UVERworld, a six-member rock band that dominates the live scene with passionately messaged lyrics—so much so they’re called “the band that makes men cry”—and a meticulously crafted modern rock sound.

Chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Space Battleship Yamato 2199, this thrilling rock tune was produced with the anime’s worldview in mind.

From the arrangement laced with complex beats, including the intro, to the chorus melody that blends speed and poignancy, it’s a powerful yet delicate number that’s quintessentially UVERworld.

It’s also a great pick for an alarm—perfect for rousing your spirits on those hard-to-wake mornings.

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Hoshino Takashi

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PHOENIXUVERworld9rank/position

UVERworld『PHOENIX』(Official Music Video)

This song carries a powerful message of never yielding to adversity, rising from the ashes, and taking flight toward the future once again.

Released in December 2024, it was selected as the theme song for the feature film “ACMA:GAME The Last Key,” and reached No.

7 on the Oricon weekly chart.

Heavy rock sounds intertwine with aggressive synths and rap, while TAKUYA∞’s vocals seem to mirror the protagonist’s indomitable resolve.

It’s an anthem like a protective charm that will strongly support you as you stand at a crossroads in life and vow to rise again.

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UVERworld　『REVERSI』

This rock tune likens the stages of life to a game of Othello, portraying a powerful will to pull off a dramatic comeback.

More than defeating others, it’s the difficulty and dignity of continually defeating oneself that TAKUYA∞’s soul-stirring vocals convey so directly.

The exhilarating band sound feels as if the inner turmoil and resolve in one’s chest have been transformed straight into music.

Released in December 2012, it dramatically colored the story as the theme song for the film Blue Exorcist: The Movie.

For anyone facing a formidable wall or burning to turn the tables on their current situation, listening to it might give you the courage to take that final step.

Touch offUVERworld11rank/position

TV anime The Promised Neverland non-credit opening

UVERworld, whose name means “to go beyond our own world,” continues to evolve just as their name suggests.

Their 34th single, “Touch off,” chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime The Promised Neverland, features UVERworld’s signature complex song structure and passionate saxophone tones that really elevate the energy.

The heavy, forward-driving beat and memorable choral work not only align with the anime’s worldview but also conjure up the excitement of a live performance.

It’s a loud, expansive rock tune that makes you want to raise your fist and sing along.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Shaka Beach ~ LakalakalaUVERworld12rank/position

UVERworld 'Shaka Beach ~Laka Laka La~'

It’s a classic summer tune with an upbeat, lively rhythm and light, catchy phrasing that’s a joy to hear.

The fun groove is sure to lift your spirits.

It’s the kind of song you’ll want to play on repeat while driving along the coast.

The powerful yet refreshing vocals are perfect for a bright midsummer day.

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UVERworld 'Nano-Second'

This is the 25th single by UVERworld, a six-member rock band whose name means “to go beyond our own world,” known for their overwhelming live performances with a modern rock sound.

Released with the tagline, “A dream that comes true easily is the second saddest thing after a dream that doesn’t,” the song delivers a powerful message carried by a heavy band sound and emotional saxophone that truly stirs the heart.

Listening to the straightforward vocals and band sound may remind many listeners of dreams and goals they had forgotten.

It’s a powerful wake-up song that pushes you forward on the path you believe in, especially when daily stress and worries about the future make it hard to get out of bed.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Surely, sorrowUVERworld14rank/position

UVERworld 'Sadness Will Surely...'

This is the ending theme of the TV drama “A Little Princess Sara.” It’s not a famous song, but everyone who hears it praises it highly—both tracks are excellent.

The theme is “fate,” but in this context it’s not about romance; it’s about misfortune and life itself.

I think many people will find much to relate to.