When the concert unit Hello! Project Mobekimasu was formed, Berryz Koubou was assigned Blue as their group color represented in concerts, and they kept that color until their graduation. The group's color on the official Hello! Project website was Light Purple.
Each Berryz Koubou member has their own color for outfits and merchandise to distinguish between each member. Berryz Koubou changed their colors roughly every year from concert to concert, though some members would receive the same color sometimes. They did this up until 2009, where the member colors that were assigned became permanent.
Color
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Member
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Former Owner
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Red
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Sugaya Risako (2006, 2007, 2009-2015)
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Natsuyaki Miyabi (2005-2006, 2007, 2008)
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Orange
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Tokunaga Chinami (2005, 2007-2015)
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Sugaya Risako (2005-2006)
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Yellow
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Shimizu Saki (2005-2006, 2009-2015)
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Tsugunaga Momoko (2007), Sugaya Risako (2008)
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Green
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Kumai Yurina (2005-2006, 2007-2015)
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Shimizu Saki (2007)
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Light Blue
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Ishimura Maiha (2005), Tokunaga Chinami (2005-2006), Natsuyaki Miyabi (2007)
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Blue
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Sudo Maasa (2005-2015)
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Navy
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Tsugunaga Momoko (2005)
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Purple
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Natsuyaki Miyabi (2006, 2009-2015)
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Ishimura Maiha (2005), Kumai Yurina (2007), Shimizu Saki (2007-2008)
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Pink
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Tsugunaga Momoko (2005-2006, 2007-2015)
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Sugaya Risako (2005, 2007)
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From January 2010 to September 2011, and from July 2012 to June 2017, ℃-ute's image color for Hello! Project concerts was Yellow. For the one-shot unit Hello! Project Mobekimasu and the concerts during Mobekimasu's lifetime, ℃-ute's image color was Pink. The group's color on the official Hello! Project website was Light Blue.
Each ℃-ute member has their own color for outfits and merchandise to distinguish between each member. In 2006, each member received a color at the time of their debut. On November 21, 2009, at their first event as a five member group, each of the remaining members was given a new color.
As of July 2015, their group color represented in concerts was Orange and the same color was used to represent them during one-time unit Hello Pro All Stars. The group's color on the official Hello! Project website was Yellow-Green.
When the group was revived as Country Girls, each member had their own color for outfits and merchandise to distinguish between each member. The official member colors were announced at a "Itooshikutte Gomen ne / Koi Dorobou" release event on March 25, 2015.
As of July 2015, their group color represented in concerts was Grey, while their group color on the official Hello! Project website was Red. For the one-time unit Hello Pro All Stars, Kobushi Factory's group color was Purple.
Each Kobushi Factory member has their own color for outfits and merchandise to distinguish between each member. On June 3, 2015, on Hello! Project Station, the founding members of Kobushi Factory and Tsubaki Factory received t-shirts revealing their official member colors. Across the two groups, their member colors were distinct, with Kobushi Factory being assigned darker colors, and Tsubaki Factory being assigned lighter colors. Upon Kobushi Factory's disbandment in 2020 and the addition of the four new Tsubaki Factory members in 2021, the colors are no longer kept distinct between the two groups.
During their time in Hello! Project, Melon Kinenbi's group color represented in concerts was Green.
During their time in Hello! Project, v-u-den's group color represented in concerts was Purple.
During concerts and in the drama Budokan, NEXT YOU's group color was Pink.
Their group color was Orange, much like the home uniforms for the Gatas Brilhantes H.P. futsal team.