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Sophyr - Eternal Vivid (2002)

"Sophyr", 2002. Sophyr formed in 2001. That October, the group released its first demo "[Kuusou Chouka no Unmei no Tobira] ~Moshi mo Yakusoku Shita Ano Basho de Aeru Nara~ (「空想蝶華ノ運命ノ扉」 ~もしも約束したあの場所で逢えるなら~)", which was limited to 999 copies and soon sold out. It was then repressed in March of 2002 with Sophyr also releasing their first single that July, which was self-titled and also soon sold out. However, despite their rapidly rising recognition in the visual underground, Sophyr announced its official disbandment alongside the release of the single. The group then played their final live in September of 2002 and officially disbanded afterwards. Bassist Teppei (てっぺい) went on to join the popular indies visual group Moll'e Node (モル・ノヲド), which he was active in until eventually leaving in 2005. After he left, Teppei then retired from the visual scene. The drummer of Sophyr, Kazuya, went on to join the indies group MiraVills which he was active in until its eventual split in late 2003. The keyboardist of Sophyr, Takashi, went on to join the popular visual group Suzzy & Caroline, under the alias of Takasixx. After Suzzy & Caroline officially disbanded in 2005, however, he then reunited with Kazuya and the two then formed the indies group Magical Adventure, which also folded in 2006, and Takashi and Kazuya then both went their own separate ways again. Kazuya would go on to join the session group Towainu. (とわいぬ。), which would eventually become the full-fledged band Medi@lize, under the alias of Kami Q (神Q). However, when Medi@lize also ended up splitting in 2011, Kami Q then retired from the visual scene. Takashi, on the other hand, joined the highly obscure group Jeepers Creepers under the alias of Takasixx, although it would eventually dissolve by 2009. He then joined the visual project Rimo☆ (リモ☆) with Savanna P.K. Orchestra under the alias of Colosseum 13 Sai (コロシアム13世), and also joined the short lived project Maakujo Rengou (魔悪助連合), which would fold after about a year of activity. He would remain active in the Rimo☆ with Savanna P.K. Orchestra project, however, until its eventual disbandment in 2014. He then joined the indies group D4C under the alias of TK6 although when it folded in 2016, TK6 then retired from the visual scene. In 2008, Sophyr would surprisingly start to get a second wind of recognition on the Japanese social media site Mixi, and the frontman of the group, Kamun, would announce its official revival that June, although none of the other members returned with Kamun recruiting a new drummer, Hazuki. Sophyr were set to play their first live in several years in February of 2009, although numerous internal conflicts kept the group from returning, and Sophyr would then become silent by 2009, never playing their revival live. After its disintegration, Kamun would then seemingly return to his respective retirement.