The Full 10-Video Lineup Goes Deeper Than the Big Four
The announcement from Daiichi Kosho, the company behind Japan's DAM karaoke machines, led with the heavyweights. The full selection, confirmed in Den Famico Gamer's coverage of the press release, reaches well past them:
- Naruto: "Silhouette" by KANA-BOON
- Bleach: "Velonica" by Aqua Timez
- My Hero Academia: "THE DAY" by Porno Graffitti
- Haikyu!!: "FLY HIGH!!" by BURNOUT SYNDROMES
- Jujutsu Kaisen: "give it back" by Cö shu Nie
- Gintama: "Samurai Heart (Some Like It Hot!!)" by SPYAIR
- Hunter x Hunter: "Start over!" by Sakurazaka46
- Dr. Stone: "Sangenshoku" by PELICAN FANCLUB
- Sakamoto Days: "Hashire SAKAMOTO" by Vaundy
- Weekly Shonen Jump: "JUMP" by Umeda Cypher
The tenth pick is the odd one out. Instead of a single series, it celebrates the magazine itself, set to "JUMP" by Umeda Cypher, an Osaka hip-hop collective. The other nine pair each manga with a song tied to its world, from KANA-BOON's Naruto anthem "Silhouette" to Vaundy's "Hashire SAKAMOTO" for Sakamoto Days.
What JUMP MV Actually Is
JUMP MV is a video series on Jump Channel, the official YouTube channel of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump, produced together with artists from the Sony Music Group. Each entry builds an original video out of manga artwork, then sets it to an anime theme song or a track written specifically for the series. According to a report from Famitsu, a Japanese game and entertainment outlet, 59 of these videos have been released as of the end of August 2026.
This DAM deal is the first time the videos have appeared anywhere outside YouTube as a karaoke feature. Daiichi Kosho's pitch is simple: you sing the song while the original manga panels move across the screen behind the lyrics, like the famous scenes playing out again. The company frames the collaboration as the first joint project between DAM and Jump Channel, and says it plans to keep proposing new ways to enjoy karaoke through tie-ups like this one.
Looking Ahead
The 10 videos go live on September 1, 2026, on LIVE DAM WAO! and LIVE DAM Ai series machines, the current generation of DAM hardware found in karaoke chains across Japan. There is no word on the feature reaching karaoke systems outside the country, and DAM machines are rare overseas, so for now this is a Japan-only perk.
The videos themselves are another story. All of the JUMP MVs, including every entry in the DAM lineup, live on Jump Channel, where anyone can watch them for free. If the karaoke cut leaves you wanting more, the remaining 49 videos are a YouTube search away. Daiichi Kosho's release also leaves the door open for future additions, so the 10-video selection may not stay at 10 for long.