TRI-G
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TRI-G | |
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| (L-R: Jennifer Ly, Thu Thidar Yadana, Seon Myung-dae, Yumi Ouellet, Darzana Magbaredge, Jamie Hazaford, Akino Terai) (L-R: Jennifer Ly, Thu Thidar Yadana, Seon Myung-dae, Yumi Ouellet, Darzana Magbaredge, Jamie Hazaford, Akino Terai) | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Quenmin Joyonghea Bethausia United Kingdom New Akiba Rubrum |
| Genres | Pop, electronic, Jo-Pop, N-Pop |
| Years active | 2014-2025; 2039-present |
| Labels | TS Entertainment (2014-2018) Himitsu Company |
| Associated acts | Myung-dae & Akino TRI-G AE |
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TRI-G is a girl group consisting of members from 6 of the 25 nations that participated in Exercise TRIOC. The current line-up is composed of Thu Thidar Yadana, Jennifer Ly, Seon Myung-dae, Akino Terai, Jamie Hazaford, Darzana Magbaredge, and Yumi Ouellet. Not known before their military life, they are formed through opinions of their talents. Taizo Entertainment, A talent management based in Nihhon-koku was chosen by the Lucis Armed Forces to form entertainment groups.
They are independently managed by their own TS Entertainment (Task Force Entertainment; previously known as Taizo Entertainment). They were formed in order to raise the morale of troops in the Imperial Crisis. They specifically play pop music and at times, Jo-Pop (Joyonghean Pop) and N-Pop (Nihhonese Pop). They are the first female group to gain recognition outside the military. In July 18, 2018, TS Entertainment confirmed that they had sold the company to Himitsu Company, which is managed by their former band label, Himitsu. The band would break up in 2025 following the success of their hit Roly Poly.
However, during the Deseleni War, the band would was bought back but its old members were already in their 40s and the thought of bringing them was found too unfeasible. However, the daughters of the old members decided to take up their mother's mantles. Following Darzana revealing that she actually had a daughter, Richard Philip Todd, who owned a part ownership of the company asked Elizabeth to be a part of a revival of TRI-G, which she agreed. Hence, the band was revived and the new generation held their first concert in 2039 in the presence of its old member, Akino Terai, who performed Sugar Free alongside with the band for one time. Together, they would perform overseas turning to their mother's greatest hits, including Sugar Free.
TRI-G is now under Himitsu Company.
History
2014: TRIOC Exercise, Formation and Debut
2015: The Boys, Jet and Myung-dae's Marriage
2016-2017: Imperial Crisis years
2018: Bernice's death, Bernice remembrance concert, Sumiko's Departure and I'll Be Fine, Thank You
2019-2021: Visual Dreams and End of the War
2021-2022: Other Pursuits
2022-2024: Final Success; Sugar Free and Roly Poly
2039: Reactivation and New Generation
Members
New Generation
- Văn Tuyết Hoa
- Sonu Eun-young
- Koito Rinna Terai
- Yukana Minna Todd
- Elizabeth Magbaredge
- Lilith Carlyle
- Tsurugi Mizusaki
- Ayaka Susumu
Original Generation
- Sumiko Pham
- Bernice Cu (deceased)
- Thu Thidar Yadana
- Jennifer Ly
- Seon Myung-dae
- Darzana Magbaredge
- Kaoru Mizusaki
- Jamie Hazaford
- Yumi Ouellet
- Akino Terai
Timeline
Original Generation
| Member | 2014 | 2015 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2025 | ||||
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| Sumiko Pham (2015–2018; 2021; 2025) |
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| Bernice Cu (2014-2018) |
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| Thu Thidar Yadana (2014-2025) |
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| Jennifer Ly (2018–2025) |
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| Seon Myung-dae (2014-2025) |
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| Darzana Magbaredge (2014–2025) |
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| Kaoru Mizusaki (2017–2025) |
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| Jamie Hazaford (2014–2025) |
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| Yumi Ouellet (2014-2025) |
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| Akino Terai (2015–2025) |
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New Generation
| Member | 2039 | 2040 | 2041 | 2042 | 2043 | |
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| Văn Tuyết Hoa (2039-Present) |
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| Sonu Eun-young (2039-Present) |
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| Koito Rinna Terai (2039-Present) |
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| Yukana Minna Todd (2039-Present) |
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| Elizabeth Magbaredge (2039-Present) |
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| Tsurugi Mizusaki (2039-Present) |
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| Lilith Carlyle (2039-Present) |
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| Ayaka Susumu (2039-Present) |
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- Note: Names are bold are current members
Discography
Albums
- I'll Be Fine, Thank You (2018) (Bernice dedication song)
Singles
- Tell Me (2014)
- Nobody (2014)
- The Boys (2015)
- Mr. (2015)
- Mr. Mr. (2015)
- Gimme Gimme Gimme (2015)
- Bo Peep Bo Peep (2016)
- Hot Summer (2016)
- Dancing Queen (2017)*
- Visual Dreams (2019)
- Gallian Roulette (2020)
- Sugar Free (2022)
- Roly Poly (2024)
(*) - The band did not produce a song during 2018 and Dancing Queen was the last before 2019
Others
- Apple Tea no Aji (Myung-dae and Akino)
- Gimme Gimme Gimme (Myung-dae and Akino)
- PONPONPON (Akino only)
- Study x Study (TRI-G AE)