[Latest] Recommended Anime Songs for Party Entertainment and Performances [Classics]
There are so many occasions to put on a performance, like weddings, year-end parties, and New Year’s gatherings, right? Some of you might be asked to handle the entertainment for each event and find yourselves agonizing over what to do every time.
In this article, we’re introducing anime songs that are perfect for performances and showcases.
We’ve picked everything from the latest hits to long-beloved classics, so if you cover the songs listed here, you can’t go wrong! Of course, there are also songs that are perfect for events with kids.
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[Latest] Recommended Anime Songs for Parties and Performances [Classics] (71–80)
TouchYoshimi Iwasaki
Here’s the opening theme song for season 1 of the anime “Touch.” It became a hit along with the anime.
Even now, long after its release, it’s still used as a cheer song for high school baseball.
There’s choreography in the song, so it’s fun to sing it with gestures.
The 2011 parody version “Machikado Dangerous,” created by the Kawasaki Police Station, is also entertaining, so I recommend singing that one too.
Aim to be a Pokémon MasterRika Matsumoto
This is the theme song of Pokémon, a flagship Japanese anime and game.
For those from the Pokémon generation, it’s a track that really gets you hyped, isn’t it? It works great in karaoke format, and a band cover is also recommended.
There’s a cool guitar solo, so if you perform it, that’s the highlight to show off.
Love Song of LumYuko Matsuya
It’s the theme song from the anime “Urusei Yatsura.” It’s an upbeat song with an incredibly cute and charming melody.
I think people of all ages know it, so if you sing it in cosplay as a performance at a year-end party, it’ll definitely get everyone excited.
Mazinger ZIchiro Mizuki
This song is sung by Ichiro Mizuki, known affectionately as the Emperor of Anison and “Aniki.” It truly exudes the dignity of a champion.
Frequently ranked number one in fan polls, this track can be considered one of Ichiro Mizuki’s signature songs.
If you perform it as a party piece, be sure to put your heart into doing an Ichiro Mizuki impression.
Limit-Break x SurvivorKiyoshi Hikawa
The news that enka singer Kiyoshi Hikawa—affectionately known as “Kii-chan”—would sing the theme song for the anime Dragon Ball Super generated plenty of buzz on its own, but the high quality of the track itself also left a strong impression on listeners.
As the theme for an anime-original series that serves as a sequel to Dragon Ball Z, it’s a Dragon Ball song that resonates especially with younger generations.
How about using it as background music for entertainment acts—like impressions or cosplay—à la the “Dragon Ball comedians”? It’s sure to fire up the crowd!
Promise of SunflowersMotohiro Hata
It’s the theme song of the movie “STAND BY ME Doraemon.” The gentle lyrics, which feel like they center on themes of love and bonds, and the slow-tempo melody really resonate with the heart.
I think it’s an ideal song for a wedding performance.
Bringing a guitar and playing it live could be nice, too.
It’s like a small light.Sanketsu Shoujo Sayuri
Sore wa Chiisana Hikari no You na by Sayuri (Sanketsu Shoujo Sayuri), the theme song for the 2016 anime ERASED (Boku dake ga Inai Machi).
The anime features a boy who experiences a phenomenon called “Revival,” where time rewinds only for him.
Its appeal lies in the depth of both its story and its central gimmick.
As the theme for an anime with such a distinctive worldview, the song also carries a unique and singular atmosphere.
How you incorporate this track into your performance is where you can truly show your skill.