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the [[Undergirls]] <small>(アンダーガールズ, or [[Under Girls]])</small> are an special group/team of girls that since the term was included in the [[1st Senbatsu Election]], take charge of the main c/w (B-side) of most of the [[AKB48]] Singles and recently also [[SKE48]] and [[SDN48]] Singles.
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The [[Undergirls]] <small>(アンダーガールズ, or [[Under Girls]])</small> are an special group/team of girls that since the term was included in the [[AKB48 13th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Kamisama ni Chikatte Gachi Desu"|1st Senbatsu Election]], take charge of the main c/w (B-side) of most of the [[AKB48]] Singles and recently also [[SKE48]], [[SDN48]] and [[NMB48]] Singles.
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
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the Undergirls were introduced in the [[1st Senbatsu Election]], where the girls that ranked from 22# until 30# were given the chance to sing the b-side track of the single ([[Iiwake Maybe]]) that the [[senbatsu]] elected (21#~1#) were going to sing.   
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The Undergirls were introduced in the [[1st Senbatsu Election]], where the girls that ranked from 22# until 30# were given the chance to sing the b-side track of the single ([[Iiwake Maybe]]) that the [[Senbatsu]] elected (21#~1#) were going to sing.   
  
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previous to this, all the original b-sides were also done by the [[Senbatsu]] of that single, what now gave the chance to a lot of other girls to actually take part of a single release (with most of the them doing it for the first time).
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Previous to this, all the original b-sides were also done by the [[Senbatsu]] of that single, what now gave the chance to a lot of other girls to actually take part of a single release (with most of the them doing it for the first time).
  
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The first Undergirls generation, consisted of 9 girls and sung the track [[Tobenai Agehachou]], which also got a video. Marking it as the first time an AKB48 c/w got a Music Clip.
  
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the first Undergirls generation, consisted of 9 girls and sung the track [[Tobenai Agehachou]], which also got a video. marking it as the first time an AKB48 c/w got a Music Clip.
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Later on for the next single [[RIVER]] <small>(that also introduced the [[Theater Girls]])</small>, the Undergirls concept was used again. With the difference that this time, the manager decided the members making an almost completely different selection of girls compared to the first generation.  
  
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later on for the next single [[RIVER]] <small>(that also introduced the [[Theater Girls]])</small>, the Undergirls concept was used again. with the difference that this time, the manager decided the members making an almost completely different selection of girls compared to the first generation.  
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The Undergirls weren't used in the following single ([[Sakura no Shiori]]) and made a comeback in [[Ponytail to Shushu]]. since then, the [[Undergirls]] and were used on a streak until [[Beginner]].
  
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the Undergirls weren't used in the following single ([[Sakura no Shiori]]) and made a comeback in [[Ponytail to Shushu]]. since then, the [[Undergirls]] and were used on a streak until [[Beginner]], giving the total of "Undergirls songs" to 5.
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===Undergirls on [[SKE48]]===
  
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For [[SKE48]]'s 3rd Single [[Gomen ne, SUMMER]], the Undergirls concept was implemented with SKE for the first time.
  
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===Undergirls on [[SKE48]]===
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In difference with AKB, 2 different groups of Undergirls were used in the same single (Undergirls A and Undergirls B). Both groups featured an small group of girls and different songs Undergirls A was an Exclusive-track and Music Video of Type-A as Undergirls B were of Type-B.
  
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for [[SKE48]]'s 3rd Single [[Gomen ne, SUMMER]], the Undergirls concept was implemented with SKE for the first time.
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===Undergirls on [[SDN48]]===
  
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in difference with AKB, 2 different groups of Undergirls were used in the same single ("[[Undergirls A]]" and "[[Undergirls B]]"). both groups featured an small group of girls and different songs [[Undergirls A]] was an Exclusive-track and Music Video of [[Type-A]] as [[Undergirls B]] were of [[Type-B]].
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[[SDN48]] started using the Undergirls concept since the their [[GAGAGA|first single]], also implementing the Undergirls A]]/[[Undergirls B concept [[SKE48]] started.
  
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===Undergirls on [[SDN48]]===
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===Undergirls on [[NMB48]]===
  
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[[SDN48]] started using the Undergirls concept since the their [[GAGAGA|first single]], also implementing the [[Undergirls A]]/[[Undergirls B]] concept [[SKE48]] started.
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[[NMB48]] started using the Undergirls concept on [[Junjou U-19]].
  
 
=="Undergirls" & "Theater Girls" as Popularity level used by the Fandom==
 
=="Undergirls" & "Theater Girls" as Popularity level used by the Fandom==
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The Undergirls are usually given most of the spotlight after the [[Senbatsu]] in a single release, making the other Single-exclusive group (the [[Theater Girls]]) ''feel'' as the "least important" group of girls for the manager.
 
The Undergirls are usually given most of the spotlight after the [[Senbatsu]] in a single release, making the other Single-exclusive group (the [[Theater Girls]]) ''feel'' as the "least important" group of girls for the manager.
  
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The [[Theater Girls]] were introduced in [[RIVER]], a single that was promoted as "first single ever where all the 48 girls of the group take part". with [[Senbatsu]] still being "the most important" selection of girls, the Undergirls were used once again and a new group named the [[Theater Girls]] was introduced.
  
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the [[Theater Girls]] were introduced in [[RIVER]], a single that was promoted as "first single ever where all the 48 girls of the group take part". with [[Senbatsu]] still being "the most important" selection of girls, the Undergirls were used once again and a new group named the [[Theater Girls]] was introduced. (see full article: [[Theater Girls]])
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In difference with the [[Undergirls]], the [[Theater Girls]] didn't get a new original song and got to cover an AKB48 [[Stage Song]] instead. -As well as getting their pv filmed in the [[AKB48 Theater]] as a "performance music clip", instead of an "original PV" like the [[Undergirls]] and [[Senbatsu]] get. <small>(what makes the fans that "the [[Theater Girls]] don't get as much budget as the Undergirls")</small>
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in difference with the [[Undergirls]], the [[Theater Girls]] didn't get a new original song and got to cover an AKB48 [[Stage Song]] instead. -as well as getting their pv filmed in the [[AKB48 Theater]] as a "performance music clip", instead of an "original PV" like the [[Undergirls]] and [[Senbatsu]] get. <small>(what makes the fans that "the [[Theater Girls]] don't get as much budget as the Undergirls")</small>
 
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not only for this, the Fandom sometimes notice how some girls are pushed more than other from the manager. and if those girls aren't popular enough, they mostly end up taking part of Undergirls instead of Theater Girls.
 
  
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since the [[Type-A]] and [[Type-B]] releases were included in [[AKB48 Singles]], the [[Theater Girls]] started to take part of only one of the editions, compared to the [[Undergirls]] that appear in both as the main bside of the single.  
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Not only for this, the Fandom sometimes notice how some girls are pushed more than other from the manager. and if those girls aren't popular enough, they mostly end up taking part of Undergirls instead of Theater Girls.
  
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other difference between both groups is that the [[Undergirls]] are more of an actual regular subgroup, while the [[Theater girls]] don't necessarily appear in all the singles (specially in those where the [[Senbatsu Elections]] are involved)
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Since the [[Type-A]] and [[Type-B]] releases were included in [[AKB48 Singles]], the [[Theater Girls]] started to take part of only one of the editions, compared to the [[Undergirls]] that appear in both as the main bside of the single.
  
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Other difference between both groups is that the [[Undergirls]] are more of an actual regular subgroup, while the [[Theater girls]] don't necessarily appear in all the singles (specially in those where the [[Senbatsu Elections]] are involved)
  
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in the AKB fandom, you will normally see fans classificating the girls as ''"Senbatsu"'' ''"Undergirl"'' or ''"Theater Girl"'' , referring actually more to popularity-level instead of how much they are pushed by the manager. (always depending on the context, of course)
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In the AKB fandom, you will normally see fans classificating the girls as ''"Senbatsu"'' ''"Undergirl"'' or ''"Theater Girl"'' , referring actually more to popularity-level instead of how much they are pushed by the manager. (always depending on the context, of course)
  
 
==Undergirls Generations ([[AKB48]])==
 
==Undergirls Generations ([[AKB48]])==
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[[SKE48]], [[Team KII]]: [[Takayanagi Akane]] · [[Mukaida Manatsu]] <br/>
 
[[SKE48]], [[Team KII]]: [[Takayanagi Akane]] · [[Mukaida Manatsu]] <br/>
 
[[SKE48]], [[Team E]]: [[Kimoto Kanon]] <br/>
 
[[SKE48]], [[Team E]]: [[Kimoto Kanon]] <br/>
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====7th Generation====
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'''Hito no Chikara ([[Everyday, Katyusha]])''' <small>(29 Members)</small> <br/>
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[[Team A]]: [[Iwasa Misaki]] · [[Ooya Shizuka]] · [[Katayama Haruka]] · [[Nakagawa Haruka]] · [[Nakata Chisato]] · [[Nakaya Sayaka]] ·  [[Matsubara Natsumi]] <br/>
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[[Team K]]: [[Uchida Mayumi]] · [[Umeda Ayaka]] · [[Tanabe Miku]] · [[Nakatsuka Tomomi]] · [[Fujie Reina]] · [[Matsui Sakiko]] · [[Yonezawa Rumi]] <br/>
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[[Team B]]: [[Ishida Haruka]] · [[Kobayashi Kana]] · [[Sato Amina]] · [[Sato Natsuki]] · [[Suzuki Mariya]] · [[Chikano Rina]] · [[Hirajima Natsumi]] <br/>
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[[Research Students|AKB48 Kenkyuusei]]: [[Takeuchi Miyu]] · [[Nakamura Mariko]] · [[Mori Anna]] · [[Nakamata Shiori]] <br/>
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[[Team S]] ([[SKE48]]): [[Yagami Kumi]] <br/>
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[[Team KII]] ([[SKE48]]): [[Takayanagi Akane]] · [[Mukaida Manatsu]] <br/>
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[[Team N]] ([[NMB48]]): [[Yamada Nana]] <br/>
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====8th Generation====
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'''Dakishimechaikenai''' ([[Flying Get]]) <small>(18 Members(22#~40#))</small> <br/>
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[[Team A]]: [[Oota Aika]] (#25) · [[Ooya Shizuka]] (#29) · [[Nakagawa Haruka]] (#24) · [[Maeda Ami]] (#37) <br/>
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[[Team K]]: [[Umeda Ayaka]] (#22) · [[Nito Moeno]] (#31) · [[Fujie Reina]] (#40) · [[Matsui Sakiko]] (#38) <br/>
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[[Team B]]: [[Komori Mika]] (#32) · [[Sato Sumire]] (#34) · [[Hirajima Natsumi]] (#26) · [[Miyazaki Miho]] (#27) <br/>
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[[Team 4]]: [[Ichikawa Miori]] (#39) · [[Oba Mina]] (#35) <br/>
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[[Team S]] ([[SKE48]]): [[Oya Masana]] (#30) · [[Suda Akari]] (#36) <br/>
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[[Team KII]] ([[SKE48]]): [[Takayanagi Akane]] (#23) · [[Hata Sawako]] (#33) <br/>
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[[Team N]] ([[NMB48]]): [[Yamamoto Sayaka]] (#28) <br/>
  
 
==Undergirls Generations ([[SKE48]])==
 
==Undergirls Generations ([[SKE48]])==
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==Undergirls Generations ([[SDN48]])==
 
==Undergirls Generations ([[SDN48]])==
 
====1st Generation====
 
====1st Generation====
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''' Eros no Trigger ([[GAGAGA]])''': <small>(Undergirls A, 11 Members)</small><br/>
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'''Eros no Trigger ([[GAGAGA]])''': <small>(Undergirls A, 11 Members)</small><br/>
 
[[1st Generation]]: [[Okochi Misa]] · [[Imayoshi Megumi]] · [[Kaida Jyuri]] · [[Hatakeyama Chisaki]] · [[Mitsui Hiromi]] · [[Nachu]] · [[Nishikunihara Reiko]]<br/>
 
[[1st Generation]]: [[Okochi Misa]] · [[Imayoshi Megumi]] · [[Kaida Jyuri]] · [[Hatakeyama Chisaki]] · [[Mitsui Hiromi]] · [[Nachu]] · [[Nishikunihara Reiko]]<br/>
 
[[2nd Generation]]: [[Oyama Aimi]] · [[Kimoto Yuki]] · [[Fujikoso Yumi]] · [[Natsuko]] · [[Matsushima Rumi]]<br/>
 
[[2nd Generation]]: [[Oyama Aimi]] · [[Kimoto Yuki]] · [[Fujikoso Yumi]] · [[Natsuko]] · [[Matsushima Rumi]]<br/>
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[[2nd Generation]]: [[Aikawa Yuki]] · [[Akiko]] ·  [[Ito Mana]] · [[Takahashi Yui]] · [[Tanisaki Tomomi]] · [[Tsuda Marina]] · [[Fukuda Akane]] · [[Hosoda Miyuu]] · [[Ninomiya Yuka]]<br/>
 
[[2nd Generation]]: [[Aikawa Yuki]] · [[Akiko]] ·  [[Ito Mana]] · [[Takahashi Yui]] · [[Tanisaki Tomomi]] · [[Tsuda Marina]] · [[Fukuda Akane]] · [[Hosoda Miyuu]] · [[Ninomiya Yuka]]<br/>
  
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==Trivia==
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==Undergirls Generations ([[NMB48]])==
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====1st Generation====
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'''Baatari GO! ([[Junjou U-19]]''': <small>(26 Members)</small><br/>
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==Source/Link List==
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[[Team N]]: [[Shinohara Kanna]] · [[Yamaguchi Yuuki]]
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[[Team M]]: [[Ota Riona]], [[Kawakami Rena]], [[Kodakari Yuuka]], [[Takano Yui]], [[Tanigawa Airi]], [[Hikawa Ayame]], [[Fujita Runa]], [[Mita Mao]] · [[Murakami Ayaka]] · [[Murase Sae]], [[Yamagishi Natsumi]]
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[[NMB48 Research Students|Kenkyuusei]]: [[Azuma Yuki]] · [[Ishida Yuumi]], [[Uno Mizuki]] · [[Okada Risako]] · [[Okita Ayaka]] · [[Koga Narumi]] · [[Koyanagi Arisa]] · [[Sato Sorai]] · [[Nakagawa Hiromi]] · [[Nishizawa Rurina]] · [[Hayashi Momoka]] · [[Hara Mizuki]] · [[Yamamoto Hitomi]]

Revision as of 23:47, 25 February 2012

The Undergirls (アンダーガールズ, or Under Girls) are an special group/team of girls that since the term was included in the 1st Senbatsu Election, take charge of the main c/w (B-side) of most of the AKB48 Singles and recently also SKE48, SDN48 and NMB48 Singles.

History

The Undergirls were introduced in the 1st Senbatsu Election, where the girls that ranked from 22# until 30# were given the chance to sing the b-side track of the single (Iiwake Maybe) that the Senbatsu elected (21#~1#) were going to sing.

Previous to this, all the original b-sides were also done by the Senbatsu of that single, what now gave the chance to a lot of other girls to actually take part of a single release (with most of the them doing it for the first time).

The first Undergirls generation, consisted of 9 girls and sung the track Tobenai Agehachou, which also got a video. Marking it as the first time an AKB48 c/w got a Music Clip.

Later on for the next single RIVER (that also introduced the Theater Girls), the Undergirls concept was used again. With the difference that this time, the manager decided the members making an almost completely different selection of girls compared to the first generation.

The Undergirls weren't used in the following single (Sakura no Shiori) and made a comeback in Ponytail to Shushu. since then, the Undergirls and were used on a streak until Beginner.

Undergirls on SKE48

For SKE48's 3rd Single Gomen ne, SUMMER, the Undergirls concept was implemented with SKE for the first time.

In difference with AKB, 2 different groups of Undergirls were used in the same single (Undergirls A and Undergirls B). Both groups featured an small group of girls and different songs Undergirls A was an Exclusive-track and Music Video of Type-A as Undergirls B were of Type-B.

Undergirls on SDN48

SDN48 started using the Undergirls concept since the their first single, also implementing the Undergirls A]]/[[Undergirls B concept SKE48 started.

Undergirls on NMB48

NMB48 started using the Undergirls concept on Junjou U-19.

"Undergirls" & "Theater Girls" as Popularity level used by the Fandom

The Undergirls are usually given most of the spotlight after the Senbatsu in a single release, making the other Single-exclusive group (the Theater Girls) feel as the "least important" group of girls for the manager.

The Theater Girls were introduced in RIVER, a single that was promoted as "first single ever where all the 48 girls of the group take part". with Senbatsu still being "the most important" selection of girls, the Undergirls were used once again and a new group named the Theater Girls was introduced.

In difference with the Undergirls, the Theater Girls didn't get a new original song and got to cover an AKB48 Stage Song instead. -As well as getting their pv filmed in the AKB48 Theater as a "performance music clip", instead of an "original PV" like the Undergirls and Senbatsu get. (what makes the fans that "the Theater Girls don't get as much budget as the Undergirls")

Not only for this, the Fandom sometimes notice how some girls are pushed more than other from the manager. and if those girls aren't popular enough, they mostly end up taking part of Undergirls instead of Theater Girls.

Since the Type-A and Type-B releases were included in AKB48 Singles, the Theater Girls started to take part of only one of the editions, compared to the Undergirls that appear in both as the main bside of the single.

Other difference between both groups is that the Undergirls are more of an actual regular subgroup, while the Theater girls don't necessarily appear in all the singles (specially in those where the Senbatsu Elections are involved)

In the AKB fandom, you will normally see fans classificating the girls as "Senbatsu" "Undergirl" or "Theater Girl" , referring actually more to popularity-level instead of how much they are pushed by the manager. (always depending on the context, of course)

Undergirls Generations (AKB48)

( Undergirls Participation Table (AKB48) )

1st Generation

Tobenai Agehachou (Iiwake Maybe) (9 Members (22#~30#))
Team A: Takajo Aki (23#)
Team K: Ohori Megumi (24#) · Masuda Yuka (25#) · Matsubara Natsumi (30#)
Team B: Yonezawa Rumi (22#) · Hirajima Natsumi (26#) · Sashihara Rino (27#) · Katayama Haruka (28#)
SKE48, Team S: Matsui Rena (29#)

2nd Generation

Kimi no Koto ga Suki dakara (RIVER) (16 Members)
Team A: Oota Aika · Katayama Haruka · Kuramochi Asuka · Sashihara Rino · Takajo Aki · Maeda Ami · Nakagawa Haruka
Team K: Kikuchi Ayaka · Fujie Reina · Nito Moeno
Team B: Oku Manami · Ishida Haruka · Sato Amina · Sato Sumire · Komori Mika
SKE48, Team S: Matsui Rena

3rd Generation

Nusumareta Kuchibiru (Ponytail to Shushu) (16 Members)
Team A: Iwasa Misaki · Oota Aika · Katayama Haruka · Kuramochi Asuka · Sashihara Rino · Maeda Ami
Team K: Akimoto Sayaka · Kikuchi Ayaka · Nito Moeno · Fujie Reina
Team B: Oku Manami · Komori Mika · Sato Amina · Sato Sumire
SKE48, Team S: Matsui Rena · Yagami Kumi

4th Generation

Namida no SeeSaw Game (Heavy Rotation) (18 Members (22#~40#))
Team A: Oota Aika (22#) · Katayama Haruka (37#) · Kuramochi Asuka (22#) · Matsubara Natsumi (39#)
Team K: Umeda Ayaka (32#) · Nito Moeno (29#) · Fujie Reina (33#) · Yonezawa Rumi (34#)
Team B: Ishida Haruka (27#) · Komori Mika (30#) · Sato Sumire (31#) · Hirajima Natsumi (26#) · Masuda Yuka (25#)
AKB48 Kenkyuusei: Shimazaki Haruka (28#) · Yamauchi Suzuran (36#)
SKE48, Team S: Oya Masana (24#)· Yagami Kumi (38#)
SKE48, Team KII: Takayanagi Akane (35#)

5th Generation

Boku dake no value (Beginner) (22 Members)
Team A: Iwasa Misaki · Oota Aika · Katayama Haruka · Nakagawa Haruka · Maeda Ami
Team K: Kikuchi Ayaka · Fujie Reina · Nakatsuka Tomomi · Nito Moeno · Matsui Sakiko · Yonezawa Rumi
Team B: Ishida Haruka · Oku Manami · Komori Mika · Sato Sumire · Hirajima Natsumi · Miyazaki Miho
SKE48, Team S: Kizaki Yuria · Yagami Kumi
SKE48, Team KII: Ishida Anna · Takayanagi Akane · Mukaida Manatsu

6th Generation

Guuzen no Juujiro (Sakura no Ki ni Narou) (18 Members)
Team A: Oota Aika · Nakagawa Haruka · Maeda Ami
Team K: Uchida Mayumi · Kikuchi Ayaka · Nito Moeno · Fujie Reina · Yokoyama Yui
Team B: Ishida Haruka · Oku Manami · Komori Mika · Sato Sumire · Miyazaki Miho
SKE48, Team S: Yagami Kumi · Oya Masana
SKE48, Team KII: Takayanagi Akane · Mukaida Manatsu
SKE48, Team E: Kimoto Kanon

7th Generation

Hito no Chikara (Everyday, Katyusha) (29 Members)

Team A: Iwasa Misaki · Ooya Shizuka · Katayama Haruka · Nakagawa Haruka · Nakata Chisato · Nakaya Sayaka · Matsubara Natsumi
Team K: Uchida Mayumi · Umeda Ayaka · Tanabe Miku · Nakatsuka Tomomi · Fujie Reina · Matsui Sakiko · Yonezawa Rumi
Team B: Ishida Haruka · Kobayashi Kana · Sato Amina · Sato Natsuki · Suzuki Mariya · Chikano Rina · Hirajima Natsumi
AKB48 Kenkyuusei: Takeuchi Miyu · Nakamura Mariko · Mori Anna · Nakamata Shiori
Team S (SKE48): Yagami Kumi
Team KII (SKE48): Takayanagi Akane · Mukaida Manatsu
Team N (NMB48): Yamada Nana

8th Generation

Dakishimechaikenai (Flying Get) (18 Members(22#~40#))
Team A: Oota Aika (#25) · Ooya Shizuka (#29) · Nakagawa Haruka (#24) · Maeda Ami (#37)
Team K: Umeda Ayaka (#22) · Nito Moeno (#31) · Fujie Reina (#40) · Matsui Sakiko (#38)
Team B: Komori Mika (#32) · Sato Sumire (#34) · Hirajima Natsumi (#26) · Miyazaki Miho (#27)
Team 4: Ichikawa Miori (#39) · Oba Mina (#35)
Team S (SKE48): Oya Masana (#30) · Suda Akari (#36)
Team KII (SKE48): Takayanagi Akane (#23) · Hata Sawako (#33)
Team N (NMB48): Yamamoto Sayaka (#28)

Undergirls Generations (SKE48)

1st Generation

Shoujo wa Manatsu ni Nani wo Suru? (Gomen ne, SUMMER) (Undergirls A, 7 Members)
Team S: Kinoshita Yukiko · Takada Shiori · Kuwabara Mizuki · Suda Akari
Team KII: Saito Makiko · Wakabayashi Tomoka
SKE48 Kenkyuusei: Yamada Erika

Hazumisaki (Gomen ne, SUMMER) (Undergirls B, 8 Members)
Team S: Oya Masana · Nakanishi Yuuka · Hirata Rikako · Hiramatsu Kanako
Team KII: Uchiyama Mikoto · Ogiso Shiori · Furukawa Airi · Matsumoto Rina

Undergirls Generations (SDN48)

1st Generation

Eros no Trigger (GAGAGA): (Undergirls A, 11 Members)
1st Generation: Okochi Misa · Imayoshi Megumi · Kaida Jyuri · Hatakeyama Chisaki · Mitsui Hiromi · Nachu · Nishikunihara Reiko
2nd Generation: Oyama Aimi · Kimoto Yuki · Fujikoso Yumi · Natsuko · Matsushima Rumi

Sado e Wataru (GAGAGA): (Undergirls B, 12 Members)
1st Generation: Kondo Sayaka · Kouchi Masami · Tezuka Machiko
2nd Generation: Aikawa Yuki · Akiko · Ito Mana · Takahashi Yui · Tanisaki Tomomi · Tsuda Marina · Fukuda Akane · Hosoda Miyuu · Ninomiya Yuka

Undergirls Generations (NMB48)

1st Generation

Baatari GO! (Junjou U-19: (26 Members)
Team N: Shinohara Kanna · Yamaguchi Yuuki Team M: Ota Riona, Kawakami Rena, Kodakari Yuuka, Takano Yui, Tanigawa Airi, Hikawa Ayame, Fujita Runa, Mita Mao · Murakami Ayaka · Murase Sae, Yamagishi Natsumi Kenkyuusei: Azuma Yuki · Ishida Yuumi, Uno Mizuki · Okada Risako · Okita Ayaka · Koga Narumi · Koyanagi Arisa · Sato Sorai · Nakagawa Hiromi · Nishizawa Rurina · Hayashi Momoka · Hara Mizuki · Yamamoto Hitomi

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