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Uplifting anime songs: a collection of masterpieces that blow away the blues

Do you have any anime you love so much you want to rewatch them over and over?

When you fall for a series, the music becomes a lifelong treasure, doesn’t it?Before you know it, just hearing the intro of a song can naturally fire you up.

So this time, we’re featuring anime songs that give you strength when you’re feeling down or struggling.

We’ve got not only fiery, high-energy tracks but also refreshing tunes and laid-back ones.Plus, we’ve put together a wide selection—from recent titles to nostalgic classics.

See if you can find the song that best fits your mood right now—stick with us to the end!

Uplifting Anime Songs: A Collection of Classics to Blow Away the Blues (51–60)

Ready Go!Naomi Tamura

Pokémon OP5 'Ready Go!' Naomi Tamura
Ready Go! Naomi Tamura

This is the opening theme that marked the finale of the original series of the anime Pokémon.

Naomi Tamura’s energetic vocals instantly heighten the sense of anticipation for the grand adventure to come.

You can almost see a hopeful scene of racing across the sunlit earth and heading beyond the rainbow.

It conveys the protagonist’s pure excitement as they step toward new encounters and unseen worlds.

Released as a single in March 2002, the song was used in the anime from Episode 239 through the final episode.

It’s a track that gives you a powerful push when you want to start a new challenge or take that last step toward your dream.

Truly a perfect send-off song for setting out on a journey.

Welcome to Japari ParkAnimal Biscuits × PPP

TV anime 'Kemono Friends' theme song: 'Welcome to Japari Park' / Doubutsu Biscuits × PPP
Welcome to Japari Park — Doubutsu Biscuit × PPP

How about an upbeat tune that’ll make you want to shout, “Now this is an anime song!” It’s the opening theme of the anime Kemono Friends, released in 2017 as a single by Doubutsu Biscuits × PPP.

The high-energy sound and melody are particularly striking—once you hear it, it sticks in your head and you’ll want to listen again right away.

By the way, the lyrics and composition were done by Masayoshi Oishi, the musician also known under the name Oishi Masayoshi.

Hunting SoulHAYASii

TV anime “Dandadan” HAYASii ‘Hunting Soul’ [lyric video]
Hunting SoulHAYASii

This is a track by the in-story band HAYASii that amps up the music of the anime Dandadan.

It’s truly “exorcism metal,” embodying the band’s role in the show of warding off evil eyes.

Just like its soul-stirring title suggests, ultra-fast drums and razor-sharp guitar riffs deliver a blistering power metal sound.

Vocalist Kishō Taniyama’s high-tone shouts are seriously cool, too.

The song was used as an insert track in Season 2, Episode 18, which aired in August 2025.

The creators’ playful spirit—goofing around with total commitment—produces the ultimate catharsis.

It’s the perfect song for reliving the excitement of the series.

A Sign of Courage ~Regain Theme~Ushiwakamaru Saburota

This is the song I want you to listen to when you’re swamped with work or assignments and need one more push! We all have those moments when we want to fire ourselves up and think, “I’ve still got more in me.” At times like that, this track will surely energize your heart and give you a boost.

The lyrics carry a powerful message that asks whether you can keep running without rest, giving listeners an incredible surge of energy.

Released as a single in November 1989 by Ushiwakamaru Saburōta—also known as actor Saburō Tokitō—it gained attention as the theme for a nutritional drink commercial.

It’s featured as an in-story song in a memorable scene in the anime Dandadan.

If you’re looking for the kind of power to laugh off tough situations, this might be perfect for you.

With punchy synths and rousing chants that lift your spirits, it’s a powerful, high-energy tune.

Uplifting Anime Songs: A Collection of Masterpieces to Blow Away the Blues (61–70)

Limit-Break x SurvivorKiyoshi Hikawa

Kiyoshi Hikawa / Limit-Break x Survivor – from the DVD “Kiyoshi Hikawa Special Concert 2018: Kiyoshiko no Yoru Vol. 18” [Official]
Limit Break × Survivor Kiyoshi Hikawa

It’s an exhilarating piece where a vibrato-rich vocal style meshes perfectly with the fiery, quintessential anison sound.

The song was used as the opening theme for the anime Dragon Ball Super and is sung by the popular enka singer Kiyoshi Hikawa.

It was released in 2017 as his 31st single.

The lyrics brilliantly capture the world of Dragon Ball, winning over listeners’ hearts and making it a fan favorite.

But still—what can I say—Kiyoshi Hikawa is just an incredibly good singer, isn’t he?

Trace OrionUNISON SQUARE GARDEN

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN "Trace the Orion" Short Ver.
Tracing Orion - UNISON SQUARE GARDEN

This is a song by the rock band UNISON SQUARE GARDEN.

It was released in 2011 as their fifth single.

It’s an original track written as the opening theme for the anime TIGER & BUNNY.

The sound arrangement is an exhilarating burst of speed that’s absolutely irresistible.

Kosuke Saito’s clear, soaring vocals are cool and feel great to listen to.

The lyrics, which feel like they’re speaking directly to you, are striking and encouraging.

If you’re feeling weighed down by worries, let this song blow that stress away.

Jungle P5050

This is a song by the eight-member band 5050, used as the opening theme for the TV anime One Piece.

Its irresistibly bright, ska-based sound alone lifts your spirits and fills you with excitement for the grand adventure that’s about to begin.

The lyrics express the thrill of a sweeping journey across the world’s seas and a spirit of curiosity that drives one to challenge the unknown.

Released as a single in November 2007, the track accompanied episodes 326 through 372 of the anime.

You can practically picture Luffy and his crew confronting hardships with the strength of their bonds.

It’s a perfect song not only for boosting your mood on a drive, but also as an anthem to cheer you on when taking a new step forward.