[Latest & Greatest] A Special Feature on Anime Songs Recommended for Teens
As video streaming services evolve, it feels like the anime scene is getting more and more exciting these days.
If you’ve found your way to this article, chances are you like anime too.
In this article, we’ll introduce anime songs recommended for teenagers!
We’ve selected a wide range of tracks—from recent hits to timeless classics you should absolutely listen to at least once.
It might be your chance to discover new music or an anime you’ve never seen!
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[Latest & Masterpieces] Huge Anime Song Special Recommended for Teens (111–120)
salviaNornis
Nornis is a two-member vocal unit formed by Inui Toko and Machita Chima from the VTuber group NIJISANJI.
Their second single, “salvia,” was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime Good Night World.
The lyrics evoke the pain of parting while hinting at hope for the future, inviting listeners to envision their own scenes.
It’s a grand piece whose ensemble—featuring rich, weighty strings—adds a sense of depth.
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HappinessOmoinotake
Omoinotake is a three-piece band whose vocalist, Reo Fujii, delivers an emotional voice that tugs at your heart.
Their song “Shiawase” (Happiness) lives up to its title, overflowing with euphoria, and it was chosen as the opening theme for the anime Horimiya -piece-.
Fujii’s vocals and the synthesizer tones are soothing to the ear, sweet-and-sour and youthful, stirring up a deeply emotional mood in this love song.
You can feel the full force of that straightforward yet aching “I love you.”
R.I.P.ReoNa
This song by ReoNa, a singer known for performing numerous anime tracks, was chosen as the ending theme for the anime Arknights: Perish in Frost.
The cool intro that kicks off with a slapped bass line is highly memorable, and right after that, horns, guitar, and drums join in to create a solid, funky groove that’s just fantastic.
ReoNa’s vocals start with a calm, cool impression, but in the chorus—where she sings of inner conflict—you can hear a powerful voice that conveys a strong sense of conviction.
Sarracenia (Prod. Ryosuke “Dr.R” Sakai)SKY-HI
SKY-HI, a rapper who made his major-label debut as a member of AAA and has also showcased his talents as a singer-songwriter and music producer.
His track “Sarracenia (Prod.
Ryosuke “Dr.R” Sakai),” chosen as the opening theme for the Netflix anime Baki Hanma: The Father vs.
Son Arc, was released as a split single with BE:FIRST.
The lyrics, which tie into the anime’s story, ramp up the energy alongside his high-level rap skills.
It’s a stylish pop tune with an impressive sense of speed in the track.
ContrastTOMOO
TOMOO’s song “Contrast,” which skillfully portrays opposing emotional elements, was selected as the ending theme for the second cour of the anime “Blue Box” and was released digitally in January 2025.
The lyrics, where joy and loneliness, closeness and distance intersect, delicately depict the complex feelings involved in love.
This work carefully expresses emotions as they change with the passage of time.
It’s a song I especially recommend to anyone experiencing the bittersweetness and inner conflict of romance.
Finishing Blow (feat. Cory Wong)Vaundy
Singer-songwriter Vaundy, whose modern and urban musical sensibilities continue to grow in popularity especially among younger generations.
His track “The Final Blow feat.
Cory Wong,” featuring American guitarist Cory Wong, was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime SPY×FAMILY.
The ensemble, highlighting crisp guitar cutting, stylishly colors the airy, floating melody.
It’s a cool pop tune with a touch of wistfulness that evokes scenes from the anime.
Dokimeki Diaryasmi
Asmi, who enjoys immense support mainly among teens and people in their twenties.
Did you know she formed a musical unit with Vocaloid producer Chinozo called “asmi feat.
Chinozo”? Their lavish collaborative unit is behind “Dokimeki Diary.” It serves as the opening theme for the anime Pokémon, expressing the fluttering excitement of a protagonist setting off on a journey.
With its quite high-pitched sound and vocals, it’s also recommended for fans of Vocaloid songs.
