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[[File:E-girls - Mr Snowman promo.jpg|450px|thumb|E-girls promoting "[[Mr. Snowman]]" (2014) <br>'''Back:''' [[Kaede (Happiness)|Kaede]], [[YURINO]], [[Bando Nozomi]], [[Ishii Anna]], [[SAYAKA (Happiness)|SAYAKA]], [[Sato Harumi]] <br> '''Front:''' [[Fujii Shuuka]], [[Shizuka (Dream)|Shizuka]], [[Washio Reina]], [[Ami (Dream)|Ami]], [[Fujii Karen]], [[Suda Anna]]]]
  
 
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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
 
* At the date, [[FLOWER (group)|Flower]]'s [[Washio Reina]] is the only member to be vocally featured on all a-side singles of the group.
 
* At the date, [[FLOWER (group)|Flower]]'s [[Washio Reina]] is the only member to be vocally featured on all a-side singles of the group.
* At the date, [[Dream (group)|Dream]]'s [[Ami (Dream)|Ami]], [[Happiness (group)|Happiness]]' [[SAYAKA (Happiness)|SAYAKA]], [[Kaede (Happiness)|Kaede]], [[Fujii Karen]] and [[FLOWER (group)|Flower]]'s [[Fujii Shuuka]] and [[Sato Harumi]] are the members who appeared on all a-side singles of the group.
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* At the date, [[Dream (group)|Dream]]'s [[Ami (Dream)|Ami]], [[Happiness (group)|Happiness]]' [[SAYAKA (Happiness)|SAYAKA]], [[Kaede (Happiness)|Kaede]], [[Fujii Karen]] and [[FLOWER (group)|Flower]]'s [[Fujii Shuuka]], [[Washio Reina]] and [[Sato Harumi]] are the members who appeared on all a-side singles of the group.
* Currently, [[FLOWER (group)|Flower]]'s [[Washio Reina]] have the most vocal appearences on E-girls' songs, 28 on total. Followed by [[Dream (group)|Dream]]'s [[Shizuka (Dream)|Shizuka]], with 25 on total and [[Dream (group)|Dream]]'s [[Ami (Dream)|Ami]], with 20 on total.
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* Currently, [[FLOWER (group)|Flower]]'s [[Washio Reina]] have the most vocal appearences on E-girls' songs, 29 on total. Followed by [[Dream (group)|Dream]]'s [[Shizuka (Dream)|Shizuka]], with 26 on total and [[Dream (group)|Dream]]'s [[Ami (Dream)|Ami]], with 21 on total.
 
* Former member [[Sugieda Mayu]] have the least vocal appearences on E-girls' songs, 7 on total.
 
* Former member [[Sugieda Mayu]] have the least vocal appearences on E-girls' songs, 7 on total.
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* The group's name was '''E-Girls''' until the release of the single "[[The Never Ending Story (E-Girls)|THE NEVER ENDING STORY]]", where it was changed to '''E-girls'''. For releases where the main song is used as theme song for ''[http://e-ma.jp/index.html e-ma]'' [[CM]]s, the group change its name to '''e-girls'''.
  
 
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Revision as of 18:17, 29 October 2014

E-girls is a Japanese pop collective girl group under rhythm zone that features all the members of the groups Dream, Happiness, Flower, bunny (non debuted dance group) and EGD (EXPG Girls Dancer). The group name stands for EXILE Girls Unit.

Members

Former Members

Information

E-Girls promoting "Celebration!" (2011)

2011-2012: Debut and "Follow Me"

During their formation in late 2011, it consist of 21 members which include all the members of Dream, Happiness and FLOWER before the departure of Dream's Sayaka and Happiness' MIMU going on hiatus. In 2012 for the release of their second single two new members joined the group, Kizu Reina and Suda Anna, both being members of EGD a dance group of EXPG (EXILE' Dance Academy).

E-Girls promoting "Follow Me" (2012)

By the time they prepare to release the third single, the total number of members got up to 31 people (two of them on hiatus) due to the addition of bunny and more EGD. The increase in number lead to a new system for the release of their next single where the girls are required to undergo a period of training and afterwards, the girls who excelled and fit the image of the single would be chosen to participate. 16 girls made the cut and were featured on their third single, "Follow Me".

E-girls promoting "Kurukuru" (2013)

2013: Lesson 1 and rise of popularity

In late 2012 three members from the undebuted group bunny left E-Girls, and the 28 remaining members released the single "THE NEVER ENDING STORY". Less than one month later the same line-up released the single "CANDY SMILE", however only 12 members were featured on the music video.

In early 2013 the group released their first studio album, Lesson 1. It ranked #1 on Oricon's weekly albums chart, selling 57,337 copies in its first week. In May, Suda Anna and Kawamoto Ruri, previously from the undebuted groups on E-girls, joined the group Happiness. Some months later, Kizu Reina, from the undebuted group EGD, left E-girls. In September, Nakajima Momoka joined EGD, replacing Kizu Reina, and all 29 members were featured in the single "Gomennasai no Kissing You". Momoka was known for being the girl reading the book in the PV of "THE NEVER ENDING STORY" and appearing in the dance intro of the PV of "CANDY SMILE". In October 11, LDH announced a new member on E-girls, Watanabe Marina, being part of EGD. A week later, in October 18, it was announced that Mizuno Erina left both E-girls and Flower to focus on her actress career. At the same day it was announced their seventh single, "Kurukuru", featuring 18 members on the jacket covers and music video. The group gained considerable momentum in 2013, appearing on year-end shows and being invited to Kouhaku.

E-girls promoting COLORFUL POP (2014)

2014: COLORFUL POP, member changes and first tour

In January 5, 2014, Dream's Aya was appointed by HIRO as leader of E-girls. 10 members of the group, Shizuka, Kaede, Fujii Karen, Suda Anna, Fujii Shuuka, Bando Nozomi, Sato Harumi, Takeda Kyoka, Ishii Anna and Yamaguchi Nonoka, starred in the drama Koibumi Biyori, which broadcast started in January 6. Opening theme song of the drama, "Diamond Only", was released as their eighth single on February 26. The group released their second album, COLORFUL POP, in March 19 and they will start a national tour in July, titled COLORFUL LAND. In April 7, Sugieda Mayu left both Happiness and E-girls. Two weeks later, in April 20, Takeda Kyoka left the group to focus on her studies and her acting career.

In June 12, LDH announced that the group would be releasing three singles consecutively, one per month. The first single, "E.G. Anthem -WE ARE VENUS-", was released in July 9 and included all members. The second single, "Odoru Ponpokorin", was released in August 13 and included only 14 members in the music video and jacket covers. The song was used as the opening theme song of the anime Chibi Maruko Chan. The third single, "Highschool♡love", was released in September 10 and included all members on it. The song was used as the theme song for the Fuji TV's drama "GTO". In October 12, 2014, Muto Chiharu announced her departure from both E-girls and Flower to study abroad. The group is scheduled to release their twelfth single, "Mr. Snowman", in November 26.

Discography

Albums

Singles

Digital Singles

Compilations / Others

Filmography

Tours

Publications

Photobooks

Colorful Diary

  • [2014.10.17] Colorful Diary (カラフル・ダイアリー)

Trivia

External Links