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CY8ER

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article CY8ER, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 30 November 2025
CY8ER
Company typeMusic group
IndustryMusic
Founded2015
FounderIchigo Rinahamu, Nicamoq
DefunctJanuary 10, 2021 (2021-01-10)
FateDisbanded
Headquarters
Japan
ProductsMusic albums, singles

CY8ER (read as "cyber") was a Japanese alternative idol girl group initially established by Ichigo Rinahamu and Nicamoq under the name BPM15Q in 2015. The ensemble grew to five members before concluding activities in January 2021. Their sound uniquely blended an EDM influence with a kawaii visual style.

History

BPM15Q was created in 2015 by Ichigo Rinahamu—previously associated with BiS and Akishibu Project—alongside DJ Nicamoq. The group's name symbolized its founding members: "15" derived from Ichigo Rinahamu's name (from ichi and go), and "Q" representing Nicamoq. As a duo, they released multiple tracks, with one reaching number three on iTunes' J-pop rankings. Their debut album, BPM15Q All Songs, was launched in November 2016 through Ichigo Rinahamu's label, Icigo Style.

Following Nicamoq's exit in December 2016, two new members joined: a former DJ and an ex-member of DEEP GIRL. This lineup change coincided with the group's rebranding to "CY8ER". After issuing two singles, three additional artists became part of the group in April 2017, including former members of Ice Cream Suicide and Bellring Shōjo Heart. The six-member formation attracted attention for a promotional event where performers wore complete chemical protective gear while embracing fans. Naatan Koromushi departed in March 2018. By April 2019, CY8ER had produced four more singles alongside one full album.

The group officially ceased activities on January 10, 2021, following their farewell concert at Nippon Budokan. In April 2022, the original duo announced their comeback as BPM15Q under the Victor Entertainment label.

Final lineup

  • Ichigo Rinahamu (苺りなはむ)
  • Koinumaru Pochi (小犬丸ぽち)
  • Suzukawa Mashiro (涼川ましろ)
  • Fujishiro Anna (藤城アンナ)
  • Yamiyume Yammy (病夢やみい)

Former members

  • Nicamoq (にかもきゅ)
  • Naatan Koromushi (なぁたんコロ虫)

Timeline

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Studio albums

Title Album details Peak
chart
positions
Oricon Hot
Hello New Generation (ハローニュージェネレーション)
  • Released on January 31, 2018
  • Labelled by Icigo Style
  • Available formats include CD and digital download
43 —
Tokyo (東京)
  • Released January 22, 2020
  • Under Victor Entertainment label
  • Formats offered were CD and digital download
13 17

Compilation albums

Title Album information Highest
chart
rankings
Oricon Hot
CY8ER
  • Release date: December 16, 2020
  • Record label: Victor Entertainment
  • Available formats: CD, digital download
21 37

Singles

Title Release year Highest
chart
rankings
Associated album
Oricon Billboard
"Remixtart" (リミックスタート) 2017 — — Hello New Generation
"Tetote" (手と手) — —
"Kakushe-mu" (かくしぇーむ) — —
"Dead Boy, Dead Girl" (デッドボーイ、デッドガール) 2019 27 — Template:N/A
"Time Trip" (タイムトリップ) 35 —
"Summer / Sayonara Flashback" (サマー / さよならフラッシュバック) — —
"Endroll" (エンドロール) 2021 — —
"—" indicates titles that did not chart or were not released in the specified market.

References