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Porno Graffitti is a Japanese rock, pop, funk, alternative rock, power pop, funk rock, and latin alternative band formed in Onomichi, Hiroshima, Japan, in 1994, by Akihito Okano, (lead vocals and rhythm guitar), Haruichi Shindo, (lead guitar and backing vocals), and Masami "Tama" Shiratama, (bass guitar and backing vocals); Tama left the band in 2004, leaving the band with only two members to this very day. Since their inception, Porno Graffitti has released a total of 11 studio albums, including Romantist Egoist, (2000), foo?, (2001), Kumo o mo Tsukamu Tami, (2002), Worldillia, (2003), Thumpχ, (2005), m-CABI, (2006), Porno Graffitti, (2007), ∠Trigger, (2010), Panorama Porno, (2012), RHINOCEROS, (2015), and BUTTERFLY EFFECT, (2017), and 5 compilation albums, including Porno Graffitti Best Red's, (2004), Porno Graffitti Best Blue's, (2004), Porno Graffitti Best Ace, (2008), Porno Graffitti Best Joker]], and Porno Graffitti 15th Anniversary "All Time Singles", (2013). 
In the west they're probably best known for creating songs used as opening and ending theme songs for Japanese anime series, such as Melissa, the first opening theme of the 2003 version of Fullmetal Alchemist, Hitori no Yoru, the opening theme of the anime series Great Teacher Onizuka, Winding Road, the ending theme of the anime series Ayakashi Ayashi, The Day, the first opening theme song for the anime series My Hero Academia, Montage, one of the opening themes for the anime series Puzzle & Dragons X, Koyoi, Tsuki ga, Miezu Tomo, the main theme song for the third Bleach movie, Anima Rossa, the 11th opening theme for the Bleach anime series, Matataku Hoshi no Shita de, the second opening theme for the anime series Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, and Oh! Riva, which was on the soundtrack of the second Detective Conan film. They've also been featured on video game soundtracks too, with a cover of their 2000 single "Music Hour" used for a stage of the Nintendo DS rhythm game Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2.
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