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StylipS (Japanese Pronunciation: スタイリップス; Sutairippusu) is a Japanese pop seiyuu girl group formed in 2011 under the agency Style Cube and the record label Lantis. They were formed to sing the ending theme song for an anime series called High School DxD.
The group originally featured the same members as the promotional unit Team DEKARIS. StylipS' slogan was "Brand a new Style for LipS" and the concept of the unit was "A dream you want to come true together".
After Matsunaga Maho graduated in 2016, the group has been on hiatus, with each remaining member focusing on their other projects.
Members[]
Current Members[]
- Noto Arisa (能登有沙;
Orange) - Toyota Moe (豊田萌絵;
Pink) (Joined April 28, 2013) - Ito Miku (伊藤美来;
Light Blue) (Joined April 28, 2013)
Former Members[]
- Ishihara Kaori (石原夏織;
Blue) (Graduated April 21, 2013) - Ogura Yui (小倉唯; Pink) (Graduated April 21, 2013)
- Matsunaga Maho (松永真穂; Light Purple) (Graduated May 23, 2016)
Blue) (Graduated April 21, 2013)
Light Purple) (Graduated May 23, 2016)History[]
StylipS, December 2013
StylipS, April 2013
StylipS, April 2013
StylipS, August 2012
StylipS, June 2012
StylipS, March 2012
StylipS, January 2012
StylipS, 2011
Stylips Logo
2011[]
In December 2011, StylipS was formed with four members to sing the ending theme song for the 2012 anime series High School DxD, where each member would also lend their voice to a character.
On December 28, the group's debut event took place called Brand-new Style volume zero.
2012[]
On February 8 the group released their first single "STUDY×STUDY".
In February it was announced through a magazine that the group would perform the opening and ending theme song and do the voices for another series called Saki Achiga-hen episode of side-A.
In July 2012 the group did the opening theme song for the anime called Kono Naka ni Hitori, Imouto ga Iru!.
2013[]
On January 9, the group released their first album titled StylipS Anniversary Disc Step One!!.
On April 20, it was announced that Ogura Yui and Ishihara Kaori would be graduating from StylipS. They graduated the day after the announcement, April 21st. StylipS announced plans to find new members to replace them.
On April 24, the group released their first best album titled THE LIGHTNING CELEBRATION.
On April 28, two new members chosen by Noto Arisa and Matsunaga Maho joined StylipS, they were Toyota Moe and Ito Miku from Style Cube Kenshuusei.
2014[]
On November 26, StylipS released the album THE SUPERNOVA STRIKES, which featured songs from the singles Prism Sympathy, NOVA Revolution, and Junsui na Fujunbutsu.
2015[]
Starting on March 22, StylipS embarked on their first live tour, titled SUPERSONIC SUPERNOVA.[1]
2016[]
On May 23, Matsunaga Maho graduated from the group. The group went inactive after this on their website and the last tweet was in October 2016.
2022[]
On August 27, about 10 years after their debut, StylipS reunited for a one-day performance at Animelo Summer Live 2022 ~Sparkle~ with Ishihara Kaori, Ogura Yui, Toyota Moe, and Ito Miku as the participating members.[2]
On August 28, StylipS released the song "Dramatic＊Cycle" for digital download, their first music release in over seven years.[3] It had initially been used as the theme song for Saki Biyori, OAD for the anime series Saki in 2015.[4] As a result, Matsunaga Maho is featured in the song despite having graduated from the group in 2016.
On November 23, StylipS released the song "Senkou Refrain" for digital download.[5] It had initially been used as the opening theme song for Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force in 2015.[6][7] As a result, Matsunaga Maho is featured in the song despite having graduated from the group in 2016.
Discography[]
Singles[]
- Major Singles
- [2012.02.08] STUDY×STUDY
- [2012.05.16] MIRACLE RUSH
- [2012.08.22] Choose me♡Darling
- [2013.07.24] Prism Sympathy
- [2014.02.26] NOVA Revolution
- [2014.05.21] Junsui na Fujunbutsu
- [2015.03.04] Mayomayo Compass wa Iranai
- [2015.05.27] Give Me Secret
- Digital Singles
- [2022.08.28] Dramatic＊Cycle
- [2022.11.23] Senkou Refrain
Albums[]
- Studio Albums
- [2013.01.09] StylipS Anniversary Disc Step One!!
- [2014.11.26] THE SUPERNOVA STRIKES
- Best Albums
- [2013.04.24] THE LIGHTNING CELEBRATION
Works[]
Anime[]
- [2012] High School DxD
- [2012] Saki Achiga-hen episode of side-A
Internet[]
- [2012] StylipS Star Seiyuu e no Michi (StylipSスター声優への道!; StylipS: The Road to Becoming Voice-Acting Stars)
Lives[]
- [2011.12.28] Brand-new Style volume zero〜はじめまして!StylipSです!!〜
- [2012.05.16] Brand-new Style volume one SIDE-A "PARTY RUSH"
- [2012.05.27] Brand-new Style volume one SIDE-B "PARTY RUSH"
- [2012.08.25] Animelo Summer Live 2012 -INFINITY∞-
Magazines[]
- [2012.05] Cosmic Earth Star
Concert Tours[]
[2015] StylipS FIRST LIVE TOUR 2015 SUPERSONIC SUPERNOVA
Trivia[]
- All StylipS members are seiyuu (japanese voice actors).
- Noto Arisa and Ogura Yui are also solo singers. Matsunaga Maho has her own band.
- Toyota Moe and Ito Miku are the first former Style Cube Kenshuusei in StylipS.
Total Sales Count[]
| Year | Year Sales | Total Sales |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 | 39,136 | 39,136 |
| 2013 | 24,854 | 63,990 |
| 2014 | 4,041+ | TBA |
References[]
- ↑ 【StylipS】初のライブツアー「SUPERSONIC SUPERNOVA」開催決定！ (in Japanese), Lantis, 2014.09.14
- ↑ https://mantan-web.jp/article/20220827dog00m200029000c.html
- ↑ https://twitter.com/lantis_staff/status/1563542350978322433
- ↑ http://stylips.jp/info/info29.html
- ↑ https://twitter.com/lantis_staff/status/1595258336122806272
- ↑ https://www.compileheart.com/fairyfencer_f/adf/sound/
- ↑ https://twitter.com/stylips_info/status/569455457535807488
External Links[]
- Official Site
- Wikipedia: Japanese
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