The discography for Japanese pop-rock duo Puffy AmiYumi consists of fourteen studio albums, nine compilation albums, two remix albums, twelve video albums, and 41 singles. Their first single, "Asia no Junshin", became an instant hit in Japan where it sold more than a million records and help to catapult the group.
Jet-CD is their most successful album, having sold more than a million copies only in Japan. "Kore ga watashi no ikiru michi" is their most successful single, having sold more than 1.5 million copies only in Japan. Both songs have sold more than 15 million records worldwide.
Albums Studio albums Title Album details Peak chart positionsJPNUSWorldAmiYumiReleased: July 22, 1996 Label: Epic Records Japan3—Solo SoloReleased: August 6, 1997 Label: Epic Records Japan2—Jet CDReleased: March 31, 1998 Label: Epic Records Japan1—Fever FeverReleased: June 23, 1999 Label: Epic Records Japan3—SpikeReleased: October 12, 2000 Label: Epic Records Japan10—The Hit ParadeReleased: February 20, 2002 Label: Epic Records Japan10—NiceReleased: January 22, 2003 Label: Epic Records Japan20—59Released: March 31, 2004 Label: Epic Records Japan——SplurgeReleased: June 28, 2006 Label: Kioon Music199HoneycreeperReleased: September 26, 2007 Label: Kioon Music27—Puffy AmiYumi × PuffyReleased: March 25, 2009 Label: Kioon Music——Bring It!Released: June 17, 2009 Label: Kioon Music17—Thank YouReleased: March 9, 2011 Label: Kioon Music25—The PuffyReleased: September 22, 2021 Label: Warner Music Japan27—
Compilation albums Title Album details Peak chart positionsJPNPRMXReleased: December 31, 1999 Label: Epic Records Japan28The Very Best of Puffy/AmiYumi Jet FeverReleased: July 5, 2000 Label: Epic Records Japan2An Illustrated HistoryReleased: May 21, 2002 Label: Bar/None—PRMX TurboReleased: September 18, 2003 Label: Epic Records Japan—Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumiReleased: May 11, 2005 Label: Kioon Music49Hit&FunReleased: February 14, 2007 Label: Kioon Music915Released: November 23, 2011 Label: Kioon Music21Released: April 6, 2016 Label: Warner Music Japan1430th Anniversary Released: May 13, 2026 Label: Sony Music Japan18
Singles Title Year Peak chart positionsAlbumJPN19963AmiYumi1Jet CD1997115199834Fever*Fever1419991512200015Spike22200128Nice32The Hit Parade20023645Nice"Sunrise"20043459200533Splurge"Hi Hi"—Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi200633Splurge"Tokyo I'm on My Way"58 (feat. Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra)15Hit&Fun41"Boom Boom Beat"200747Honeycreeper—"All Because of You"200834Bring It!"My Story"442009383015"R.G.W." 201044Thank You!2011—"Sweet Drops"34152012—20th Anniversary Best Album2013—2014—"Colorful Wave Surfers"2015——The Puffy2017—2018—2020—"Pathfinder"2021—The Puffy"Sweet Sweet"2023—"Collage"2024—
DVDs The release date on DVD is in parentheses Run! Puffy! Run! 1996 (2000, and VHS) Tour! Puffy! Tour! 1997 (2000, and VHS) Jet Tour '98 (2000) Jet DVD 1998 (2000) - Music videos, including Chinese version of "Kore ga Watashi no Ikiru Michi" Fever Fever 1999 (2000) - Concert footage from Fever Fever tour Clips (July 5, 2000, and VHS) #15 Puffy Spike Daisakusen (2001) - Concert footage Rolling Debut Revue – Canada USA Tour 2002 (2002) Fun Clips Fun Club (2005) #99 Tour! Puffy! Tour! 10 Final (2006) # 168 Sparks Go Go 15th Special Junk! Junk! Junk! (2006) #186 Sparks Go Go 20th Anniversary Special (Junk! Junk! Junk! 2010) #58
Other works Hosted Pa-Pa-Pa-Pa-Puffy. Appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on April 25, 2005. Played "Electric Beach Fever" and "That's the Way It Is" at Japan's New Year's Eve Countdown show (2005–2006). Recorded a version of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" with Cyndi Lauper on her album, The Body Acoustic. Recorded the Teen Titans theme song. Recorded the opening theme (Sunrise) for SD Gundam Force. Two songs from Puffy AmiYumi's Solo Solo album, Yumi Yoshimura's solo song, "Kyōki na Futari" (), for an opening theme and Ami Onuki's solo song, "Tadaima" () for an ending theme were recorded for Fair, then Partly Piggy. Recorded the song "Hito Natsu No Keiken" on the Yamaguchi Momoe Tribute Album Tribute Thank You For.... Recorded a cover version of the Guitar Wolf song "Can-Nana Fever" on a tribute album I Love Guitar Wolf Very Much. Contributed backing vocals on "Sayonara" for an early American version and eventual Japanese version of Bleu's album Redhead. "Friends Forever" was featured on the Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed soundtrack. "Urei" was featured in "Big Appetite in Little Tokyo", the first episode of second season of What's New Scooby-Doo?. "Hi Hi" was featured in Chilean telenovela Brujas. "Asia no Junshin" was featured on the compilation album Japan For Sale Vol.1 and arcade game Taiko no Tatsujin 5. "Atarashī Hibi" was featured on the compilation album Japan For Sale Vol.2. "Hajimari no Uta" was featured on the compilations albums Jpop CD, Vol. 2 and Pikachu The Movie Song Best 1998-2008. It was also featured in Pokémon film Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew. Nice Buddy was featured in the eighth episode of the first season of Gossip Girl titled "Seventeen Candles". "Kore ga Watashi no Ikiru Michi" was featured in Heroes episode called Genesis (first season, first episode). It was used in Donkey Konga 3. It also was used in the French/Japanese film Wasabi. "Ai no Shirushi" was featured in Japanese film Waterboys. and Love Com. Recorded the opening theme "Hataraku Otoko" for Hataraki Man, originally by Unicorn. Recorded the opening theme "Oh Edo Nagareboshi IV" for anime television series Oh! Edo Rocket. Recorded the opening theme "Hiyori Hime" for Genji Monogatari Sennenki anime television series. Recorded and covered "Wedding Bell", originally by Sugar, for Japanese drama Konkatsu!. Recorded "Dareka ga" for Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Will of Fire. Recorded "Sweet Drops" for Bunny Drop film. Recorded "Now Romantic" for CD compilation Yoshimoto Cover & Best (CD). "Susume Nonsense" was recorded as the eleventh ending theme for Chibi Maruko-chan appearing for the first time in episode 1119 premiered on October 8, 2017. Performed "Koi no Vacance" song by The Peanuts for Chibi Maruko-chan 1995 Christmas Special premiered on December 23, 2018. Recorded a cover of "The Night Begins to Shine" for the ending of four-part special Teen Titans Go! based on the song, which was also included on the soundtrack CD.
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