Keroro
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Keroro

Keroro formed in 1994 with guitarist and vocalist Tomoaki Ishimoto, bassist Kenichi Ohnishi, and drummer Takashi Saito. Their name comes from the sound frogs...

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Keroro formed in 1994 with guitarist and vocalist Tomoaki Ishimoto, bassist Kenichi Ohnishi, and drummer Takashi Saito. Their name comes from the sound frogs make, which gives you a sense of their approach. They built a following through live shows and independent releases before their 1998 single 'Kurutto Mawatte Ikkaiten' became a hit in Japan.

Their songs like 'Kimi ni Juice wo Katte Ageru' and 'Afro Gunsou' often feature surreal themes and playful wordplay. Some listeners found their lyrics provocative or overly bizarre, while others appreciated the band's willingness to be unconventional.

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