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

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UVERworld　『CHANCE!』

A powerful, fast-paced song that gives you the courage to keep going without giving up! TAKUYA∞ has said he created this piece as a “cheer song to myself,” and it carries a passionate message that if you wish strongly enough, your feelings will reach their destination no matter the era.

Released in October 2005 as their second major single, it was used as the ending theme for the PSP game “BLEACH: Heat the Soul 2” and the TV drama “Dandori Musume.” It’s the perfect track to listen to before a big moment—like a firm pat on the back telling you, “You can do it!”

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UVERworld　『SHAMROCK』

This song is imbued with a wish for good fortune and a strong will to make that wish come true.

Alongside the band’s distinctive sound, its positive message and refreshing melody resonate deeply.

Released as a single in August 2006, it was chosen as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Dandori.

~Dance☆Drill~” and is also included on the album “BUGRIGHT.” It became a track that highlights UVERworld’s musical style and lyrical message.

Even beginners will find it simple and approachable.

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UVERworld　『NO.1』

A rock track that shakes the soul, infused with unwavering will and resolve.

Packed with an obsession for victory and an unshakable passion for making dreams come true, this work was released in November 2010 as UVERworld’s 17th single.

It is also included on the albums “LIFE 6 SENSE” and “ALL TIME BEST – MEMBER BEST -,” and reached No.

4 on the Oricon weekly chart.

A song that empowers everyone determined to uphold their convictions and charge toward their goals.

Perfect for those moments when you need to fire yourself up before an important challenge.

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UVERworld　『D-tecnoLife』

It’s the debut single by UVERworld, released in 2005, and it was used as the theme song for the anime BLEACH! With UVERworld’s signature loud guitar sound, TAKUYA∞’s fresh yet cool vocals, and an electro-infused programmed beat ringing throughout, this track is quintessential UVERworld.

If you watched BLEACH in real time back then, there’s a good chance this song left a strong impression on you.

And if you sing it at karaoke with people from the same generation, it’s guaranteed to get everyone hyped!

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Hane Keisuke

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UVERworld “Determination on the 7th Day vol.02”

Based on a scene seen in a dream, this moving song questions the fragility of life and the meaning of living.

It speaks as if to remind us that “even in an imperfect state, people can find happiness” and that “change can begin right at this very moment.” Released in June 2014 as UVERworld’s 26th single, it was also included on the album Ø CHOIR and reached No.

2 on the Oricon weekly chart.

In live performances, it is positioned as a key track that creates a sense of unity with the audience.

This work gently stands by those who feel uncertain about their own worth or struggle to take the first step toward change.

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UVERworld　『CORE PRIDE（LIVE at Avaco Studio）』

How about some energetic mixture hard rock? It’s a track by the band UVERworld, released in 2011 as their 19th single.

It drew attention when it was used as the opening theme for the anime Blue Exorcist.

The lyrics, which teach the importance of having pride, are really cool.

The heavy, weighty drums and distorted guitars are irresistible.

If you listen to it when you’re about to take on something new, it will definitely lift your spirits.

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Araki Jakkan

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UVERworld　『Don’t Think.Feel』

This song powerfully urges you not to think with logic, but to trust your own intuition.

It’s the lead track from the album “THE ONE,” released in November 2012, and a soulful number that was honed live—performed on an arena tour even before its release.

With the question “Who are you living for?” it teaches the importance of sticking to your own style.

Many listeners have likely found encouragement in its defiant message.

It’s an anthem to play when you need the courage to follow the voice in your heart.