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Juice=Juice -- pronounced "Juice Juice" -- is a Japanese girl group created in 2013. Five of the group's six members were Hello! Project Kenshuusei trainees, the 6th member coming from GREEN FIELDS. The members are Akari Uemura, Sayuki Takagi, Karin Miyamoto, Aina Ōtsuka, Tomoko Nakazawa and Yuka Miyazaki. "さみだれ美女がさみだれる" -- pronounced "Samidare Bijo ga Samidareru" -- is their second single and follows "私が言う前に抱きしめなきゃね," which reached number 25 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

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Episode 16 of Dokidoki! Precure introduces the power-struggle of possession between Mana and Regina. Regina finds Mana to be insatiably interesting and wants her for herself, for Mana to be her best friend. Mana obliges to only find her distanced from her true friends, thus starting a whole new entanglement.

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Name is 4Minute is K-Pop girl group 4Minute's fourth mini-album. "4Minute, what's my name?" they ask, hip-hop style, during the enticing and suspense-building intro track, "What's My Name?" The track features layers of electrifying synth and hard-driving beats. It also has a lot more vocals -- both singing and hip-hop -- than your typical K-Pop intro track. To that end, it feels like an actual song... Until it ends rather abruptly at 1:19.

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FACT released their self-titled major label debut in Japan in 2009 -- a decade after they were formed in Japan's Ibaraki Prefecture -- and quickly gained a strong national and international following. They have since become one of Japan’s biggest and most-loved rock bands of the decade. In fact, their first two albums reached the top 10 in Japan and their popularity has only grown since, their third album, In the Blink of an Eye, debuting at number 6 on the Oricon weekly chart. Burundanga is their third album and their long-awaited U.S. debut.

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Just when you thought it wouldn't get here, Jmann finally got his crap together so he and SentaiSeiya could continue on their journey of magic and Dinobonoids!

JM: Alright. So the episode starts off with Boss Chaos regenerating Dogold by allowing the Dogold armor to consume a Cambeastian. I think that was a pretty neat way to have Dogold remain relevant after losing his own body in the fight with Utchy (Kyoryu Gold). To make a long story short, they use a new monster called Debo Spineless to remove peoples' neck bones.

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Clutcho is a Japanese rock band consisting of Yuto on vocals and guitar, Shinichi on bass and backing vocals and Shingo on drums. They made their debut in 2002, yet I could find surprisingly little about them online.

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Episode 15 of Dokidoki! Precure delves more into the search for the Princess all the while introducing more of the character of Regina and her importance and wild and wicked nature to the story at hand.

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Cheeky Parade is a nine member Japanese girl group. They were the second group to debut under Avex's sub-label iDOL Street, following SUPER☆GiRLS. "C.P.U!?" is the group's third single and follows the hugely successful single "BUNBUN NINE9," which reached number 4 on the Oricon singles chart.

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Predia is a Japanese girl group created in 2010 by the agency Platinum Passport. Their name means "diamond in the rough." They are the sister group of Passpo☆. They originally had 12 members but now have 11. This is not the first time they've had a line up change, however, as the group already has six former members, five of which have been replaced. "Crazy Cat" is their fourth single and their first release since last December's mini-album Escort Me?

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South Korean singer/songwriter JUNIEL was born Choi Jun-hee in 1993. She was initially known as Junie, based on the sound of her last name, but she eventually started going by JUNIEL, which combined Junie with an L for love. So, I suppose it's fitting that she should call her new mini-album, her 3rd, Fall In L.

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Episode 14 of Dokidoki! Precure has a focus on Rikka and her goals as a daughter and a girl. We see development on her dependency on others and her ability to outwardly express herself for things that she wants to do and be.

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