Tiger & Bunny
Tiger & Bunny formed in 2009 with vocalist and guitarist Hironobu Kageyama, bassist Yuki Hirose, and drummer Takayasu Yasuhara. Their song 'Hoshi No Sumika'...
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Tiger & Bunny formed in 2009 with vocalist and guitarist Hironobu Kageyama, bassist Yuki Hirose, and drummer Takayasu Yasuhara. Their song 'Hoshi No Sumika' was used as an ending theme for an anime series in 2012.
Their music includes tracks like 'Ice Doll' and 'Kanashimi Masquerade'. In 2013, they faced plagiarism accusations regarding their song 'Last Heaven', which they addressed with an apology.
They've released albums including 'Tiger & Bunny' in 2010, 'Last Heaven' in 2012, and 'Hoshi No Sumika' in 2014. Other songs in their catalog include 'Mind Game' and 'Missing Link'.
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