Musical Works
See Rats & Star for works as Chanels and Rats & Star.
- Nījima no Densetsu (新島の伝説, The legend of Nījima?) (August 27, 1986)
- Paradis Latin no Yoru wa Fukete (パラディラタンの夜は更けて, Late in the night of Paradis Latin?) (September 21, 1987 as "Shinnosuke & Marcy")
- Unjarage (ウンジャラゲ?) (November 2, 1988 as Ken Shimura & Masashi Tashiro and Daijōbudā family)
- Nettaiya (熱帯夜, Sultry night?) (July 1, 1994 as Marcy & Izumi)
- Bāsama to Jīsama no Serenade (婆様と爺様のセレナーデ, Serenade for an old man and woman?) (December 17, 1993 as Ken & Marcy)
- Ai ga Natsukashii (愛が懐かしい, Nostalgia for love?) (March 8, 1995 as Masashi Tashiro & Kuniko Asagi)
- Ultra Tengu (ウルトラ☆テング, The ultra long-nosed goblin?)(August 14, 2010 as Marcy & Frontier Create)
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