Kōji Wada

In July 2007, Wada made his first show in Brazil, doing a solo presentation and singing along other invited Japanese singers on the "Anime Friends".[3] This happened one year after Ayumi Miyazaki visited Brazil in another convention "ExpoAnime Brasil". He also visited the state of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil on October 14, 2007, during the Anima Weekend event. On December 15–16, 2007, he made a live presentation in the "Anime Festival XL" event in Santiago, Chile. In August 2008, he released a mini-album named ever, which contains five original songs, with four of them composed and written by himself. In December 2008 he was performing in the "Animeku 08", in February the "AniCon", and in July the "Anime Friends" (both in 2010) Events from "Yamato", in Brazil and Argentina. On June 5–6, 2010, he did 2 concerts in Monterrey, Mexico in the Santa Lucia Arena at the "Dengeki Live", a J-pop event and anime convention. In response to his metastasized cancer in 2011, he cancelled two appearances planned for Chile and Peru.

On October 4, 2011, Wada announced via his blog that he was putting his career on hold in order to deal with a sudden metastasized cancer which had previously seen treatment in 2003.[4]

On April 3, 2016, Wada died suddenly from complications related to nasopharynx cancer.[5] His last single, "Seven〜tri. Version〜", was released only five days prior to his death.

A CD tribute for Kōji Wada was released in Japan on July 31, 2016 under the name of "Digimon Song Best of Koji Wada." The CD includes a total of eleven tracks by the late singer. Additionally, the cover features Angemon, Wada's favourite character from the "Digimon" franchise.[6] Another compilation, "Koji Wada Digimon Memorial Best", was released on January 25, 2017.[7]

In Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker's Memory - released December 14, 2017 in Japan and January 19, 2018 worldwide - the new Digimon Hudiemon was made as a tribute to Wada, with it being a butterfly Digimon and its attack Infinity Dream referencing the song Butterfly. Hudie (Chinese for butterfly) is also the name of the hacker group featured in the game, which is also a tribute to Wada.[8]

• Starting Over
• Butter-Fly (April 23, 1999) (Digimon Adventure)
• Seven (April 23, 1999)
• Target: Akai Shōgeki (ターゲット～赤い衝撃～) (Target ~Red Crash~) (April 26, 2000) (Digimon Adventure 02)
• The Biggest Dreamer (April 2, 2001) (Digimon Tamers)
• Kaze (風)
• Egao (笑顔)
• Boku wa Boku Datte (僕は僕だって) (c/w "Target ~Akai Shōgeki~")
• Modern Love
• Kimi-iro no Mirai -Yume- (君色の未来-ゆめ-) (c/w Honō no Overdrive)
• Kimi no Keshiki

• billow
• Hikari Sasu Basho e (光り射す場所へ) (Towards the Place Where Light Shines)
• Ai no Kishi (愛の騎士) (Knight of Love)
• Dai・Jou・Bu (ダイ・ジョウ・ブ☆) (It's Alright)
• cogito, ergo sum ~Aishuu~ (cogito.ergo sum ~哀愁~) ( I Think, Therefore, I am ~Sorrow~)
• cogito, ergo sum (I Think, Therefore, I am)
• Kimi ga Ita Kara (君がいたから) (Because You Were Here)
• Anata no Soba de (あなたの傍で) (By Your Side)
• Kakusei (覚醒) (Awakening)
• Natsu no Kaze ni Hukarete (夏の風に吹かれて) (Blowing In the Summer Wind)
• Sem Barreiras: Kegarenaki Jidai e ( SEM BARREIRAS ~汚れなき時代へ~) (Without Barriers: Towards an Era Without Dishonor) (with Ricardo Cruz)
• Always
• Eien no Takaramono II (永遠の宝物 II) (Eternal Treasure II)
• Kazakami no Oka Kara (風上の丘から) (From the Windward Hill)

• Butterfly strong version
• Eien no Takaramono (永遠の宝物) (Eternal Treasure) (September 2006)
• Grace
• Pierce
• Shōjo no mama de (少女のままで) (Remaining a Girl)
• Starting Over / Say Again (November 7, 2001)
• bravery (August 1, 2008)
• sketch (August 1, 2008)
• Hanabi Jack (ハナビジャック) (August 1, 2008) (Fireworks Jack)
• Kami Hikōki (紙飛コウキ) (August 1, 2008) (Paper Airplane)
• Kimi to Kisetsu to Hidamari to (キミと季節と陽だまりと) (August 1, 2008) (You, the Seasons, and the Sunshine)
• Honō no Overdrive ~Car Robot Cybertron~ (炎のオーバードライブ～カーロボットサイバトロン～) (Transformers: Car Robots Opening Theme) (May 24, 2000)
• Fire!! / With the Will (April 24, 2002) (Digimon Frontier)
• Innocent: Mujaki na mama de (イノセント～無邪気なままで～) (May 22, 2002)
• An Endless tale (November 22, 2002) (featuring AiM)
• Hirari (ヒラリ) (November 5, 2006) (Digimon Savers)
• Miracle Maker (February 2003) (feat. AiM & Takayoshi Tanimoto as "Spirit of Adventure")
• Daybreak (c/w "Innocent ~Mujaki na Mama de~")
• for the future (c/w "Hirari")
• Haruka na Okurimono (遥かな贈りもの) (A Faraway Gift) (c/w "an Endless tale") (featuring AiM)
• Yūki o Uketsugu Kodomo-tachi e (勇気を受け継ぐ子供達へ) (with AiM, Michihiko Ohta, Ayumi Miyazaki, Takayoshi Tanimoto, Sammy, and Hassy)
• Mirai e no Tobira ~Ano Natsu no Hi Kara~ (未来への扉～あの夏の日から～) (with AiM, Michihiko Oota, Takayoshi Tanimoto, Sammy, and Hassy)
• Days (with Hassy, AiM, Kanako Ito, and Sammy)
• We are Xros Heart (August 1, 2010) Digimon Xros Wars
• The Hero who Dances in the Sky! X5! (December 1, 2010) Digimon Xros Wars
• Evolution & DigiXros/We are Xros Heart ver. X7 (June 9, 2011) Digimon Xros Wars
• Butter-Fly〜tri. Version〜 (November 25, 2015) Digimon Adventure tri.
• Seven〜tri. Version〜 (March 30, 2016) Digimon Adventure tri.