UVERworld Popular Song Rankings [2026]

March of the Chimaera and PhantomsUVERworld92rank/position

[UVERworld] Chimi-Moryo March @ Yokohama Arena 'Live'

This song, “Chimimōryō March,” is packed with everything that makes UVERworld so compelling.

The term “chimimōryō” in the title refers to all sorts of monsters and ghosts.

It’s a track that powerfully conveys the feelings of someone who can see ghosts, riding on a hard-rock edge and a sense of speed.

The song is included on UVERworld’s 18th single, “MONDO PIECE,” released in 2011, and it’s a fan favorite that always hypes up the crowd at live shows.

Though it’s a song about ghosts, the image of night cherry blossoms also heightens its bewitching allure.

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Q.E.D.UVERworld93rank/position

UVERworld – Q.E.D.

The song “Q.E.D.” is included on the 9th album TYCOON.

It was used as the ending theme for the suspense fantasy series Grimm, and its message—urging you to live life on your own terms—makes a strong impact.

Although the melody is complex, with a high key and many leaps in pitch, the overall vocal range isn’t wide, so it becomes easier to sing if you set a key that suits you.

Because the song structure develops rapidly in a way characteristic of UVERworld, be careful not to get left behind when singing it at karaoke.

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Hoshino Takashi

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RANGEUVERworld94rank/position

RANGE

RANGE by UVERworld—a rock band that consistently incorporates cutting-edge sounds like alternative, hip-hop, industrial, and crossover—is a legendary track that gets crowds hyped at live shows.

It was also featured as the TV commercial song for Red Bull Box Cart Race Tokyo 2017 and is popular among young people.

RainyUVERworld95rank/position

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A chic, slightly melancholic song that you’ll want to listen to on a rainy day.

With a light rhythm that suits the night and the sound of rain, it sings of gloom and loneliness.

TAKUYA∞’s slightly husky vocals fit perfectly.

It puts me in a somewhat sentimental mood.

SHINEUVERworld96rank/position

SHINE

The song “SHINE,” included as the coupling track on the second single “CHANCE!”, was completed right after the band changed its name from its predecessor to UVERworld.

The arrangement builds from a transparent, airy opening into an aggressive rock sound that really lifts your energy.

While there are challenging parts like switching from rap to melody, the overall key is low and the range isn’t wide, so it should be relatively easy to sing.

Since the dynamics in the rap sections are more important than in the melody, it’s a number I’d like you to sing with that in mind.

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Hoshino Takashi

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THUG LIFEUVERworld97rank/position

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The song “THUG LIFE,” included on their 11th album, 30.

The contrast between the delicate yet tight acoustic guitar–driven ensemble and the relaxed lyrics is really catchy.

While it features the kind of complex melodies characteristic of UVERworld, it has no large pitch swings and the key is relatively low, making it easy to sing at karaoke.

Plus, at under three minutes, it’s a short pop tune that’s easy to take on.

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Hoshino Takashi

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defeatUVERworld98rank/position

UVERworld Wednesday J-POP UNKNOWN ORCHESTRA & Gekiha

This piece, included on the single “Kanashimi wa Kitto” released in October 2009, is truly a hidden gem—so acclaimed by fans that it was also featured on the masterpiece compilation “ALL TIME BEST.” The passionate chorus, with all members participating, symbolizes the band’s unity.

And the powerful message woven by TAKUYA∞—about overcoming the loneliness and pressure we’re born with—stirs the heart.

Give it a listen when you want to conquer the weakness within yourself!