ONEPIXCEL

OnePixcel was a Japanese idol girl group formed in late 2015. The group consisted of members Nanami Tanabe, Ami Kanuma, Ayaka Den, and Raia Kozuka. They made their official debut with the release of their first EP, Zero, in 2016. Later that year, they released their debut single "Tondeke / Analoganize," followed by "Time" in April 2017. After making a name for themselves with their initial releases, they recorded their first full-length studio album, Monochrome (2017), which peaked at number 143 on the Oricon charts. In March 2018, they made a big career leap with their major label debut single "Lagrima," which gained wide recognition as the ending theme for the popular anime Dragon Ball Super. This success was followed by additional singles, including "Sparkle" in August 2018 and "Girls Don't Cry" in December 2018. In 2019, they released their sixth single "Final Call," which peaked at number 26 in Japan. OnePixcel continued to build momentum with the release of their second studio album, Libre, in February 2020. Their final single, "Sha La La La," was released in November 2020. In March of 2021, the group announced their decision to disband, and they held their final concert on June 25, 2021, bringing their six-year career to a close.

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