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'''Strawberry Flower''' is a [[Japan]]ese [[virtual band]]. In the first years, it was a trio of three [[Pikmin]], the [[Pikmin (species)|red]], [[Pikmin (species)|yellow]] and [[Pikmin (species)|blue Pikmin]], and debuted on [[December 6]], [[2001]] with the single, [[Ai no Uta (Strawberry Flower song)|Ai No Uta]]. The purple or white Pikmin did not join the group until their 3rd single, [[Tane No Uta]]. Since then, the group has been a pentadrio. The vocals for Strawberry Flower are provided by Be<ref>[http://www.japanesemusicarchive.com/strawberry_flower.htm]</ref>.
'''Strawberry Flower''' is a [[Japan]]ese [[virtual band]]. In the first years, it was a trio of three [[Pikmin]], the [[Pikmin (species)|red]], [[Pikmin (species)|yellow]] and [[Pikmin (species)|blue Pikmin]], and debuted on [[December 6]], [[2001]] with the single, [[Ai no Uta (Strawberry Flower song)|Ai No Uta]]. The purple or white Pikmin did not join the group until their 3rd single, [[Tane No Uta]]. Since then, the group has been a pentadrio. The vocals for Strawberry Flower are provided by Be<ref>[http://www.japanesemusicarchive.com/strawberry_flower.htm]</ref>.
   
   
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On [[December 6]], [[2001]], the group released their first and debut single, ''[[Ai no Uta (Strawberry Flower song)|Ai No Uta]]'' under [[Nintendo]]. The song only appeared in the commercials for [[Pikmin]] and did not appear in the game itself, and these commercials only appeared in [[Japan]] and did not appear overseas. It also featured in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as a hidden song for the Distant Planet stage.
On December 6, 2001, the group released their first and debut single, ''[[Ai No Uta]]'' under [[Nintendo]]. The song only appeared in the commercials for [[Pikmin]] and did not appear in the game itself, and these commercials only appeared in Japan and did not appear overseas. It also featured in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as a hidden song for the Distant Planet stage.
   
   
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About three months after "Ai No Uta" was released, the group continued with another single, ''[[Pikmin Dance]]'', featuring three dance versions of their 2001 single, Ai No Uta.
About three months after "Ai No Uta" was released, the group continued with another single, ''Pikmin Dance'', featuring three dance versions of their 2001 single, Ai No Uta.
   
   
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After a two year break, the group released another single, ''[[Tane No Uta]]''. It was used in the commercials for [[Pikmin 2]]. This is also the first Strawberry Flower single with more than three tracks on it. The single also contained a Laugh remix of ''[[Ai no Uta (Strawberry Flower song)|Ai No Uta]]''. The b-side song, {{nihongo|'''"Shabondama"'''|しゃぼん玉|Soap Bubbles}} was the game's opening theme song, and was upbeat. This single is rare and [[out of print]].
After a two year break, the group released another single, ''[[Tane No Uta]]''. It was used in the commercials for [[Pikmin 2]]. This is also the first Strawberry Flower single with more than three tracks on it. The single also contained a Laugh remix of ''[[Ai No Uta]]''. The b-side song, {{nihongo|'''"Shabondama"'''|しゃぼん玉|Soap Bubbles}} was the game's opening theme song, and was upbeat. This single is rare and out of print.
   
   
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== References ==
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Revision as of 13:50, October 27, 2008

Strawberry Flower is a Japanese virtual band. In the first years, it was a trio of three Pikmin, the red, yellow and blue Pikmin, and debuted on December 6, 2001 with the single, Ai No Uta. The purple or white Pikmin did not join the group until their 3rd single, Tane No Uta. Since then, the group has been a pentadrio. The vocals for Strawberry Flower are provided by Be[1].

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Members

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  • Yellow Pikmin - vocalist

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  • Blue Pikmin - male guitarist

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  • Red Pikmin - male bassist

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  • Purple Pikmin - female guitarist (Joined the band in 2004)

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  • White Pikmin - female bassist (Joined the band in 2004)

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2001-present: Ai No Uta

- On December 6, 2001, the group released their first and debut single, Ai No Uta under Nintendo. The song only appeared in the commercials for Pikmin and did not appear in the game itself, and these commercials only appeared in Japan and did not appear overseas. It also featured in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as a hidden song for the Distant Planet stage.

- - About three months after "Ai No Uta" was released, the group continued with another single, Pikmin Dance, featuring three dance versions of their 2001 single, Ai No Uta.

- - After a two year break, the group released another single, Tane No Uta. It was used in the commercials for Pikmin 2. This is also the first Strawberry Flower single with more than three tracks on it. The single also contained a Laugh remix of Ai No Uta. The b-side song, Template:Nihongo was the game's opening theme song, and was upbeat. This single is rare and out of print.

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Discography

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Debut /
1st

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Ai No Uta

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  • Released: December 6, 2001

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  • Studio Album: Ai No Uta

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  • Oricon Top 200 Weekly Peak: #10

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  • RIAJ Certification: Double Platinum

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100,000 copies sold

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2nd

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Pikmin Dance

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  • Released: March 27, 2002

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  • Studio Album: Ai No Uta

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  • Oricon Top 200 Weekly Peak: #8

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  • RIAJ Certification: Double Platinum

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100,110 copies sold

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3rd

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Tane No Uta

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  • Released: May 19, 2004

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  • Studio Album: Ai No Uta

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  • Oricon Top 200 Weekly Peak: #12

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  • RIAJ Certification: Double Platinum

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100,009 copies sold

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