Bis (Japanese idol group)
| Industry | Music |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2010 |
| Founder | Pour Lui |
| Defunct | 2025-01-12 |
| Headquarters | Japan |
| Products | Music, live performances |
Bis (written as BiS), also referred to as , was a Japanese alternative idol girl group established in 2010 by leader Pour Lui following a short-lived solo career. Distinguished by their music, performances, and visuals that significantly deviated from conventional idol group norms, Bis gained recognition within the alternative idol genre. The group officially disbanded at Yokohama Arena on July 8, 2014.
Exactly two years later, on July 8, 2016, Pour Lui together with Kenta Matsukuma and Junnosuke Watanabe declared the revival of Bis featuring a fresh lineup led by Pour Lui, initiating auditions to select new members. This second generation concluded activities on May 11, 2019, with the finale of their "Are You Ready To Go?" tour.
On that same date, Watanabe announced open auditions for a third generation, which made its debut at the Tokyo Idol Festival on August 4, 2019. The third generation ultimately disbanded on January 12, 2025.
2010–2011: Brand-New Idol Society, Formation and Debut
Bis was formed in late 2010 when Pour Lui, an artist recognized as a "new-age rock icon," decided to retire from her solo career and instead create an idol group by personally selecting its members through auditions. The initial four-member lineup debuted under the indie label Tsubasa Records with the complimentary digital single "Taiyou no Jumon" (太陽のじゅもん). In March 2011, they released their album Brand-new idol Society, which included "Taiyou no Jumon" alongside a cover of Pour Lui’s original track "One day."
2011: My Ixxx, Nerve, Primal., and Rising Controversy
After launching Brand-new idol Society, Rina Yokoyama exited the group due to disagreements regarding the band's increasingly unconventional "un-idol" style. Operating as a trio, Bis released the single "My Ixxx," which gained attention for its provocative music video featuring the members in nude scenes. Subsequently, Yufu Terashima joined the group, restoring it to four members. In October, they issued "Nerve," a reimagined version of a song from their prior album; however, its packaging was censored due to copyright concerns over the use of the "NERV" logo from the Neon Genesis Evangelion series. Their third single of the year, "Primal.," an emotionally charged rock track, was released in December. During that month’s solo concert titled "Idol is Dead," Yukiko Nakayama announced her graduation from the group. In reaction, Bis produced "Tofu," a free digital diss track aimed at Nakayama.
2012: The Idol Stunt
In 2012, with Bis once again as a trio, they promoted a new single called "Idol" (), adopting a new image concept. Marketed with the slogan "Let's buy the same CD over and over again," it referenced common idol industry strategies encouraging fans to purchase multiple copies. The initial music video presented typical cute idol aesthetics and maid costumes but faced criticism for abandoning Bis’ punk identity. This was later revealed as satire directed at fan expectations; the original video was set to private and replaced by a second version of "Idol" featuring a heavy metal-inspired sound that starkly contrasted with the first. Both versions were included on an HMV-exclusive CD single released in April, marking Bis’ final release under an indie label.
2012: The Beginning of the Avex Period, Idol Is Dead
In mid-2012, Bis secured a contract with the major label Avex Trax, expanding their lineup to five by adding Yurika Wakisaka and Rio Michibayashi. Their debut release under Avex was the July single "PPCC," an abbreviation for "pero-pero chu-cchu" (translating to "lick-lick kiss-kiss"), which was accompanied by a horror movie titled Idol Is Dead featuring the group. Wakisaka and Michibayashi did not appear in the film since it was produced before their inclusion. In October, Bis unveiled their first major-label album, Idol Is Dead, which contained seven new songs, the track "PPCC," a shoegaze-inspired rendition of Shinichi Osawa's "Our Song," as well as re-recorded versions of previous indie releases. The album attained a peak position of #30 on the Oricon weekly charts, representing their highest chart achievement at that time. Concurrently, a brief anime series centered on Bis called "Backstage idol Story" was broadcast on Space Shower TV.
2013: Significant Member Transitions and Plans to Disband
Bis kicked off 2013 with the single "Get You," a collaboration alongside idol group Dorothy Little Happy. In March, they released "Bisimulation" during which Yurika Wakisaka exited the group due to health concerns. Wakisaka served as the center for this single; a limited edition included a photobook and a B-side music video chronicling her tenure with Bis. Shortly thereafter, Yufu Terashima departed under more contentious circumstances, with Pour Lui expressing strong animosity toward her in her autobiography.
The group welcomed three new members: First Summer Uika, Tentenko, and Saki Kamiya. In June, this refreshed lineup released the single "Die," featuring a B-side produced by Noriaki Tsuda from Kemuri, which reached number 6 on Oricon's weekly charts—marking Bis’ inaugural top-ten placement. Operating under the name Bis Kaidan, they also issued an album centered on harsh noise music. Bis appeared in Dempagumi.inc’s music video for "W.W.D II" and collaborated on joint concerts as well as the single 'Denden Passion / Idol,' which was available exclusively at live events. On August 15, Rio Michibayashi announced her departure; this was commemorated with a double A-side single titled "Fly / Hi."
2013: Addition of a "JK" Member and Nationwide Tour Launch
In October, preceding their nationwide tour called "Bis After All" and following Michibayashi’s exit, Bis introduced a new member described as a "JK" (joshi kousei, meaning female high school student). Unexpectedly, this new member was Junko Koshino, an esteemed fashion designer aged 74.<ref> Koshino’s active involvement lasted only one week before she was designated an honorary lifelong member on November 5. On November 10, Megumi Coshoji officially joined as the sixth member.<ref> Subsequently, the group commenced their tour with intentions to disband at Budokan.
2014: Stupig, Who Killed Idol?, and Cancellation of Budokan Disbandment Plan
In January 2014, Bis released the single "Stupig," a digital hardcore track produced by Takeshi Ueda of AA= and The Mad Capsule Markets.<ref> They also premiered the film sequel titled "Idol is Dead: Non-chan's Great Propaganda War." On March 5, their album Who Killed Idol?, promoted as their final collective album, was launched.<ref> This release included a follow-up to their iconic song "Primal." named "Primal.2," along with a cover of The Yellow Monkey’s track "Primal."
On February 12, Bis decided to cancel their original plan to disband at Nippon Budokan due to objections from the venue related to their controversial image. Instead, they rescheduled their concluding concert for July 8 at Yokohama Arena under the title 'Bis Nari no Budokan' (Budokan à la BiS).<ref> Their final tour, known as "The Bis Who Sold the World Tour," took place from April 13 through June 29 and was extended by one day to June 30 because of sold-out performances. On April 30, they issued a special edit version of the music video for "Final Dance," an A-side from their last single.<ref> Their ultimate best-of compilation album, "Urya-Oi!!!", debuted on July 2,<ref> featuring re-recorded tracks with vocals from current members and refreshed instrumental arrangements. Additionally, they performed a joint concert with experimental visual-kei band Sug on June 25.<ref>
2014: Disbandment
Bis concluded their "The Bis Who Sold the World" tour with a final performance at Sapporo Bessie Hall on June 30, followed by their farewell concert at Yokohama Arena on July 8. This record-length event featured 48 songs and included guest appearances by former members Rio Michibayashi, Rina Yokoyama, and Yukiko Nakayama. The setlist was arranged to move from the most recent tracks back to earlier material. At the concert's conclusion, the members revealed their upcoming projects: First Summer Uika and Nozomi Hirano formed Billie Idle; Saki Kamiya established Pla2me alongside Mari Mizuta; Megumi Coshoji launched Maison Book Girl; Tentenko embarked on a solo and DJ career; Pour Lui continued with Lui Frontic Matsukuma Japan. True to Bis’s tradition, an “Ex. Bis” event took place the following day at Shimokitazawa Shelter, with tickets costing 30,000 yen and including an all-you-can-eat McDonald's buffet. This July 9 performance marked the official conclusion of Bis.
Post disbandment
In January 2015, Junnosuke Watanabe and the original Bis team introduced a successor ensemble named Bish, which debuted in March after holding auditions.
On December 12, 2015, Billie Idle hosted the "Brand-new Idle Society" concert featuring acts such as Pop, Maison Book Girl, Lui Frontic Akabane Japan, and Tentenko. Following this, former Bis members’ groups embarked on the "Anarchy Tour" from February to March 2016, culminating in the April 29 "Idle is Dead!?" event at Hibiya Yagai Ongakudo.
Bis reunited for a free concert on July 8, 2024, commemorating a decade since their disbandment.
2016: Reformation
Two years post-disbandment, former leader Pour Lui, producer Kenta Matsukuma, and manager Junnosuke Watanabe announced Bis’s revival with a fresh lineup. Pour Lui was the only returning member; however, previous members were eligible to audition. To celebrate this relaunch, Pour Lui released a solo track titled "BisBis" on OTOTOY as a complimentary download.
On August 30, 2016, Bis’s YouTube channel presented eleven finalists from auditions: Koshouji Megumu, Maina The End, Tontonko, Bug Me, Nagayama Yukiko, Yokoyama Hina, Michihayashi Rio, Terayama Yufu, Cent Chihiro Tsuttsu, Second Summer Uika, and Hirano Nozomu.
A four-day live-streamed audition on Niconico, inspired by Morning Musume's ASAYAN format, resulted in adding Maina The End (Kika Front Frontale), Koshouji Megumu (Aya Eightprince), Yokoyama Hina (Go Zeela), and Nagayama Yukiko (Peri Ubu) to the group. Peri Ubu secured her spot after completing a challenge involving extremely spicy curry.
This five-member formation released Brand-new idol Society 2 in late 2016, which primarily contained re-recorded Bis classics alongside five new songs.
2017: New members, Diet or Die controversy, major debut
The reformed group officially named "Brand-new BiS" issued their second album Re:Stupid in February.
An audition encompassing all groups under WACK management took place with Pour Lui and Aya Eightprince representing Bis. Following three days of auditions and performances, Pan Luna Leafy and Momoland joined Bis while two others were selected for Project aW—a joint venture between WACK and major label Avex Trax. Aya Eightprince and former member Saki Kamiya exchanged groups; Aya transferred to Gang Parade, and Saki returned to Bis. This lineup released the single "Socialism" in May.
During this timeframe, leader Pour Lui starred in a YouTube video series titled "Diet or Die," documenting her weight loss attempt at Rizap gym under the condition she would pay if unsuccessful. After regaining weight and missing targets, Watanabe suspended her from all Bis activities including a solo concert at Akasaka Blitz. The now-removed video attracted significant negative reactions with thousands of dislikes and media attention including coverage by HuffPost.
In response to the controversy, Pour Lui and Watanabe recorded "Best Friend," offering apologies to fans and addressing the situation. Despite the suspension, Pour Lui reappeared with Bis on October 6 during their "Idol is Dead" concert where she was invited onstage multiple times during performances of "Paprika."
Bis subsequently released the single "I Can't Say No!!!!!" and announced their second major-label debut under Nippon Crown’s Crown Stones imprint at the conclusion of the "IDOL is DEAD" event.
2018: Second Major Launch and Organizational Overhaul
On January 6, Pour Lui, the group's leader and founding member, declared her graduation during the concluding date of Bis' second "Beginning Tour" at Heavy Sick Zero. She explained that with the group's recent signing to a major label, her presence was no longer necessary. Her farewell performance occurred on March 4, 2018, at Ryogoku Kokugikan.
Aya Eightprince rejoined Bis on February 20 after completing her rental period with Gang Parade, participating in the release of their Crown Stones debut single "Whole Lotta Love / Dipromise," which came out on March 7, 2018. Kamiya Saki’s last appearance with Bis before returning to Gang Parade was on March 3; the exchange period officially concluded at the March 4 concert at Ryogoku Kokugikan. Notably, "Whole Lotta Love" marked the first Bis track without any original members involved, while "Dipromise" was the final song featuring both Pour Lui and Kamiya Saki.
Mid-March saw auditions conducted for Bis, Bish, Gang Parade, and the newly formed Empire, resulting in a significant restructuring: Bis divided into two separate teams—Bis 1st and Bis 2nd. Bis 1st consisted of Go Zeela, Pan Luna Leafy, and newcomers Nel Nehru (previously Orangeko Vampire) and Toriaez Hana (formerly Cent Chihiro Tette). Bis 2nd included Kika Front Frontale, Peri Ubu, Aya Eightprince, along with fresh additions Mewclub (formerly Choushouji Megumi), Muropanako (formerly Ayuna C), and Yuina Empire (transferred from Empire). This configuration debuted during a new tour launched in June. On July 4, they released the single "Don't miss it!!" in three editions: two limited versions from Bis 1st featuring footage from the "Who Killed Idol?" event at Ryogoku Kokugikan, and a CD-only version by Bis 2nd.
Initially planned to debut alongside Bis 1st under the provisional name Gamiya Saki, Momoland departed prior to the release of "Don't Miss It!!". The introduced framework, known as "Bis.League," empowered fans to vote for the top four members who would compose future Bis 1st lineups.
Momoland was absent from a scheduled performance on April 18 without prior notice; two days later, her exit was confirmed due to physical and mental fatigue. The remaining five members proceeded with the "I Don't Know What Will Happen Tour" until new members were introduced in June.
In November 2018, Bis unveiled "Against the Pain," their second single released under the Bis.League system. Bis 1st (Go Zeela, Toriaez Hana, Aya Eightprince, Pan Luna Leafy) issued it as a limited collector's box capped at 1,000 copies; meanwhile, Bis 2nd offered a regular CD single. This release included voting tickets for ongoing fan participation in the Bis.League poll running through December 24.
2019: Termination of Bis.League, Release of "Are You Ready?", and Group Dissolution
After the voting phase for "Against the Pain," plans were made for Bis 1st to feature Go Zeela, Aya Eightprince, Kika Front Frontale, and Peri Ubu; while Bis 2nd would consist of Pan Luna Leafy, Mewclub, Nel Nehru, Yuina Empire, Muropanako, and Toriaez Hana. However, manager Watanabe discontinued the Bis.League system for their subsequent single involving all ten members. Five individuals—Aya Eightprince, Yuina Empire, Muropanako, Toriaez Hana, and Nel Nehru—were placed under review with their futures contingent upon sales of the March single "Are You Ready?", which also served as the ending theme for the anime Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS.
Nel Nehru exited immediately on January 1, 2019, reducing those under consideration to four. The nine-member lineup promoted "Are You Ready?" via a continuous 69-hour event featuring live performances, fan engagement activities, merchandise sales, and even on-stage sleeping. The single achieved second place—the highest chart ranking for the group—yet those designated still participated in a week-long WACK audition bootcamp.
During this bootcamp event, Aya Eightprince, Yuina Empire, Toriaez Hana, Muropanako alongside Mayu Empire (Empire) and Ayuni D (Bish) each led teams composed of new candidates. By day four of auditions elimination meant losing group membership; Aya Eightprince was dismissed that day. On day six morning Toriaez Hana was eliminated after losing a sit-up contest.
At a free WACK Exhibition held on March 30 featuring both current and eliminated members of Bis, it was revealed that all nine remaining members unanimously chose to disband rather than continue with absent participants. The final show for this second generation of Bis took place on May 11 as part of their "Are you ready to go?" tour conclusion.
2019–2021: Second Revival and Lookie
In April 2019, auditions were held that resulted in the creation of BiS's third generation lineup, consisting of Manako Chiii Manako, Chantmonkee, Neo Trees, Toggy, and Ito Musensiteebu. Initially, their true identities remained undisclosed until each member accumulated 15,000 followers on Twitter. The third generation officially debuted with the album Brand-new idol Society on August 14. However, one day before the release, Manako Chiii Manako withdrew from the group. Zuzu Death was intended to join in late September but departed prior to any public announcement. Their first major single, "Dead or a Lime," was launched in November and subsequently included as a re-recorded track on the album released in January 2020.
Their sophomore album, Lookie, was unveiled in February 2020. This was followed by the debut EP Anti Conformist Superstar in August and another EP titled Killing Idols in February 2021. The second single, "Touch Me / Love," came out in May. On November 3, they released a split single with ZOC, and Nano3 joined the group the next day. December saw the arrival of their cover album named Bis Dive into Rocks.
2022–2025: Never Mind Era and Disbandment
On February 18, 2022, Toggy announced a hiatus due to a leg injury. That same month, the group released their third single "Da Da Da Dance Song," followed by their fourth single "Hey Boy Hey Girl" in July. Chantmonkee departed from BiS on July 18. Subsequently, on October 14, Hyuga was introduced as a new member.
Ito Musensiteebu and Neo Trees graduated from the group on January 8, 2023. On March 25, three fresh members—Changadult, Aika The Police, and Hitorikko (who would later perform as Shion Epic, Iko Mugennokanata, and Kurenai World's End)—were revealed and officially debuted on May 14. Their fifth single "E-R-T-H-C-Na-H-Q-ka-H-K-M-B-Ne-Z-Om" was released in July, with a sixth single titled "Lazy Dance" following in November.
The third album, Never Mind, was launched in February 2024. Shion Epic left the group on March 5. On April 1, BiS transitioned to self-management. The group announced their disbandment plans on August 9. They made their first performance outside Japan at a WACK event alongside ASP and Mameshiba no Taigun Tonai Bousho a.k.a. MonsterIdol at The Underworld in London on August 28. A re-recorded edition of Never Mind, titled Never Mind (New Type Ver.), was released on September 4. BiS officially concluded activities on January 12, 2025, with their final concert held at Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall.
First Generation
- Pour Lui (プー・ルイ)
- Nozomi Hirano (ヒラノノゾミ, Hirano Nozomi)
- Rina Yokoyama (ヨコヤマリナ, Yokoyama Rina)
- Yukiko Nakayama (ナカヤマユキコ, Nakayama Yukiko)
- Yufu Terashima (テラシマユフ, Terashima Yufu)
- Yurika Wakisaka (ワキサカユリカ,Wakisaka Yurika)
- Rio Michibayashi (ミチバヤシリオ, Michibayashi Rio)
- Tentenko (テンテンコ)
- First Summer Uika (ファーストサマーウイカ)
- Saki Kamiya (カミヤサキ, Kamiya Saki)
- Megumi Coshoji (コショージメグミ, Koshouji Megumi)
Second Generation
- Pour Lui (プー・ルイ)
- Saki Kamiya (カミヤサキ, Kamiya Saki)
- Momoland (ももらんど)
- Nel Nehru (ネル・ネール)
- Kika Front Frontale (キカ・フロント・フロンタール)
- Peri Ubu (ペリ・ウブ)
- Go Zeela (ゴ・ジーラ)
- Pan Luna Leafy (パン・ルナリーフィ)
- Muropanako (ムロパナコ)
- Mewclub (ミュークラブ)
- Yuina Empire (YUiNA EMPiRE)
- Aya Eightprince (アヤ・エイトプリンス)
- Toriaez Hana (トリアエズ・ハナ)
Third Generation
- Manako Chiii Manako (マナコ・チー・マナコ)
- Zuzu Death (ズズ・デス)
- Chantmonkee (チャントモンキー)
- Ito Musensiteebu (イトー・ムセンシティ部)
- Neo Trees (ネオ・トゥリーズ)
- Shion Epic (シオンエピック)
- Toggy (トギー)
- Nano3 (ナノ3)
- Hyuga (ヒューガー)
- Iko Mugennokanata (イコ・ムゲンノカナタ)
- Kurenai World’s End (クレナイ･ワールズエンド)
Image
Bis cultivated an image that diverged sharply from conventional idol groups. Their music videos often tackle controversial subjects such as point-of-view pornography and sexual violence, provoking a range of responses. Pour Lui admitted that many of these videos are challenging to watch, while Avex staffer Ryuta Ochi commented that the group intentionally sought to "uglify" typical idol events. Rejecting the standard innocent idol persona, Bis posed completely nude and adorned with simulated semen for a 2014 Weekly Playboy shoot and appeared nude in a 2013 issue of Quick Japan.
On the musical front, their initial release was modest in impact; however, after signing with a major label, they ventured into styles including digital hardcore, noise music, and ska punk. The majority of their lyrics are penned by the members themselves.
Following their reformation, Bis shifted toward a less aggressive yet still alternative aesthetic. They prohibited moshing, stage diving, and crowd lifting at live shows, contrasting with the previously chaotic concert environment. Manager Watanabe Junnosuke explained that during their first phase, certain venues declined to book them and companies avoided promotional collaborations, which constrained their financial success.
In 2019, Bis achieved their inaugural major commercial partnership by contributing the single "Are You Ready?" as the fifth ending theme for the anime Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS. The track runs approximately 11 minutes and features explicit lyrics combined with hardcore punk and noise influences reminiscent of earlier work with Hijokaidan.
Studio albums
| Title | Album details | Peak positions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| JPN Oricon |
JPN Billboard | ||
| 1st Generation | |||
| Brand-new idol Society |
|
— | — |
| Idol Is Dead |
|
30 | — |
| Who Killed Idol? |
|
14 | — |
| 2nd Generation | |||
| Brand-new idol Society 2 |
|
24 | 27 |
| Re:Stupid |
|
25 | — |
| 3rd Generation | |||
| Brand-new idol Society |
|
9 | 13 |
| Lookie |
|
6 | 8 |
| Never Mind |
|
6 | 7 |
| "—" indicates releases that did not chart or were unavailable in that market. | |||
Cover Albums
| Title | Album Information | Highest Chart Positions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| JPN Oricon |
JPN Billboard | ||
| 3rd Generation | |||
| Bis Dive into Rocks |
|
14 | 15 |
Compilation Albums
| Title | Album Information | Highest Chart Positions | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JPN Oricon |
JPN Billboard | ||||
| 1st Generation | |||||
| Bisukete (びすけて) |
|
— | — | ||
| Bis Otameshi Best | (Bis お試しBest | ) |
|
— | — |
| Urya-Oi | ! (うりゃおい | !) |
|
11 | — |
| 3rd Generation | |||||
| "Propaganda" to "Propaganda" (プロパガンダとPropaganda) |
|
22 | 24 | ||
| "—" indicates the album did not chart or was not released in that region. | |||||
Remix Albums
| Title | Album Information | Peak Chart Position |
|---|---|---|
| JPN Oricon | ||
| DJ Megumi's Bis Mix |
|
138 |
Extended Plays
| Title | Album Information | Highest Chart Positions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| JPN Oricon |
JPN Billboard | ||
| 3rd Generation | |||
| Anti Conformist Superstar |
|
7 | 8 |
| Killing Idols |
|
10 | 12 |
As Lead Artist
—Partnerships
| Title | Year Released | Peak Chart Positions |
Certifications | Associated Album | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JPN Oricon |
JPN Billboard | ||||
| 1st Generation | |||||
| "My Ixxx" | 2011 | 83 | — | Idol Is Dead | |
| "Primal." | 64 | — | |||
| "PPCC" | 2012 | 31 | — | ||
| "Bisimulation" | 2013 | 14 | 61 | Who Killed Idol? | |
| "Die" | 6 | 90 | |||
| "Fly" | 8 | 44 | |||
| "Hi" | |||||
| Title | Year | Highest chart rankings |
Album |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oricon | |||
| "Anytime Anything" featuring Yuki Kashiwagi | 2021 | 12 | Template:N/A |
Live Releases
| Title | Release Information | Peak positions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | |||
| JPN DVD |
JPN Blu-ray | ||
| Road to Budokan Kokugikan: Who Killed Idol? |
|
51 | — |
| Bis Kaisan Live "Bis nari no Budokan" (Bis解散Live 「Bisなりの武道館」 @横浜アリーナ) |
|
39 | 45 |
| Heart-Shaped Bis It's Too Late Edition No Audience Live |
|
— | 9 |
| "—" indicates releases that either did not chart or were unavailable in that market. | |||
Films
| Title | Release Details | Peak positions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | |||
| JPN DVD |
JPN Blu-ray | ||
| Backstage Idol Story Blu-ray Volume 1 (Episodes 1-4) (バックステージ・アイドル・ストーリー Blu-ray 上巻(第1話～第4話)) |
|
— | — |
| Backstage Idol Story Blu-ray Volume 2 (Episodes 5-8) (バックステージ・アイドル・ストーリー Blu-ray 下巻(第5話～第8話)) |
|
— | — |
| Idol Is Dead (アイドル・イズ・デッド) |
|
— | — |
| Idol Is Dead-Non Chan no Propaganda Dai Senso- <Cho Kanzen Ban> (アイドル・イズ・デッド-ノンちゃんのプロパガンダ大戦争-＜超完全版＞) |
|
— | — |
| Kanzen Ban Bis Cannonball 2014 (完全版 Bisキャノンボール 2014) |
|
57 | — |
| All You Need is Punk and Love |
|
40 | — |
| "—" signifies titles that did not chart or were not issued in the specified region. | |||
References
- 2010 Japanese establishments
- Musical ensembles formed in 2010
- Japanese pop ensembles
- Tokyo-based musical groups
- 2014 Japanese disbandments
- Musical ensembles dissolved in 2014
- 2019 Japanese disbandments
- Musical ensembles dissolved in 2019
- 2025 Japanese disbandments
- Musical ensembles dissolved in 2025
- Japanese idol ensembles
- Artists under Nippon Crown
- Alternative idol groups
- Musical groups disestablished in 2014