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'''Melocure''' (メロキュア) was a duo composed of [[Hinata Megumi]] and [[Okazaki Ritsuko]]. Formed in 2001, the duo released several singles and in 2003, released their first album entitled [[Melodic Hard Cure]]. This album contained several songs used as [[Anime|anime]] themes including [[Itoshii Kakera]], [[Meguriai]] ([[UFO Princess Valkyrie]]), [[1st Priority]], and [[Himawari (Melocure)|Himawari]] ([[Stratos 4]]).
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[[Image:Melocure.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Hinata Megumi]] & [[Inoue Kikuko]] promoting "[[Home & Away]]" (2005)]]
  
On May 5, 2004, at the age of 44, Okazaki suddenly passed away of septic shock (infection of the blood), effectively disbanding the group. However in late 2005, Melocure released one more single called [[Home & Away]] that featured only Hinata, before ending indefinitely. The song was used as the anime [[Okusama wa Mahou Shoujo]]'s opening theme song.
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'''melocure''' (メロキュア) was a duo composed of [[Hinata Megumi]] and [[Okazaki Ritsuko]] that formed in 2001.
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Unfortunately, On May 5th, 2004, Okazaki passed away from [[Wikipedia:Septic Shock|septic shock]], effectively disbanding the group. However in late 2005, melocure released one more single called "[[Home & Away]]". 
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==Members==
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* [[Hinata Megumi]] (日向めぐみ)
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* [[Okazaki Ritsuko]] (岡崎律子)
  
 
==Discography==
 
==Discography==
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[[Image:Melodic Promo.jpg|thumb|250px|melocure promoting ''[[Melodic Hard Cure]]'' (2004)]]
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[[Image:melocure.jpg|thumb|250px|melocure [[Hinata Megumi]] & [[Okazaki Ritsuko]]]]
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===Album===
 
===Album===
 
* [2004.03.17] [[Melodic Hard Cure]] (メロディック・ハード・キュア)
 
* [2004.03.17] [[Melodic Hard Cure]] (メロディック・ハード・キュア)
  
 
===Singles===
 
===Singles===
* [2002.07.20] [[Itoshii Kakera]] (愛しいかけら)
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* [2002.07.20] [[Itoshii Kakera]] (愛しいかけら; ''Beloved Fragments'')
 
* [2003.02.01] [[1st Priority]]
 
* [2003.02.01] [[1st Priority]]
* [2003.10.22] [[Meguriai]] (めぐり逢い)
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* [2003.10.22] [[Meguriai]] (めぐり逢い; ''Change Encounters'')
* [2005.07.27] [[Home & Away]] (ホーム&アウェイ)
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===Split Single===
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* [2005.07.27] [[Home & Away]] (ホーム&アウェイ) <small>([[melocure]] & [[Inoue Kikuko]])</small>
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===Other===
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*[2002.09.21] [[UFO Princess Valkyrie Original Soundtrack]] (#45 ''Itoshii Kakera (TV Size)'')
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*[2002.10.19] [[UFO Princess Valkyrie - Taisetsu na Mono Agechaimashita!?]] (#1 ''Itoshii Kakera'', #5 ''Agape'')
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*[2002.11.21] [[TV Manga Shudaika Daizenshu!]] (#4 ''Itoshii Kakera'')
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*[2003.02.21] [[Stratos 4 - Original Soundtrack]] (#2 ''1st Priority (T.V.size Version)'', #12 ''So far, so near (T.V.size Version)'', #21 ''Himawari (Full Version)'')
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*[2003.03.21] [[Stratos Character Song Album]] (#1 ''1st Priority'', #6 ''so far,so near (Acoustic Version)'', #7 ''Himawari (TV Size)'', #15 ''Himawari (Original Karaoke)'')
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*[2003.09.10] [[UFO Princess Valkyrie For Wedding]] (#7 ''Agape (Mizu no Wakusei version)'')
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*[2005.07.20] [[Stratos 4 Advance - Original Soundtrack]] (#1 ''1st Priority (OVA Size/ver.2)'', #10 ''rainbow kind of feeling (OVA Size)'')
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*[2005.09.21] [[UFO Princess Valkyrie Shudaika Sonyu Uta wo Hobo Kanzen Shuroku]] (#1 ''Itoshii Kakera'', #3 ''Agape'', #8 ''Meguriai'', #12 ''ALL IN ALL'')
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
 
* [http://columbia.jp/~melocure/ Official Website]
 
* [http://columbia.jp/~melocure/ Official Website]
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/artists/195669/ Oricon Profile]
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* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/メロキュア Japanese Wikipedia: メロキュア]
* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/メロキュア Japanese Wikipedia]
 
  
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[[Category:Japanese Groups]]
 
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[[Category:Disbanded]]
[[Category:Groups]]
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[[Category:Duets]]
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[[Category:2002 Debut]]
 
[[Category:J-Pop]]
 
[[Category:J-Pop]]
[[Category:Disbanded]]
 

Latest revision as of 00:52, 23 November 2016

melocure (メロキュア) was a duo composed of Hinata Megumi and Okazaki Ritsuko that formed in 2001.

Unfortunately, On May 5th, 2004, Okazaki passed away from septic shock, effectively disbanding the group. However in late 2005, melocure released one more single called "Home & Away".

Members

Discography

melocure promoting Melodic Hard Cure (2004)

Album

Singles

Split Single

Other

External Links