Companies in The SOD Group
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This is a list of the companies that were part of the SOD group as of June 2010.
- SOD Create (SODクリエイト) Company Site
- Deep's (ディープス) （Joined October 1999） Company Site
- Natural High (ナチュラルハイ) (Joined August 1999） Company Site
- IEnergy (アイエナジー) （Joined December 2000） Company Site
- Hibino (ヒビノ) (Joined September 2002） Company Site
- SugarBOY (シュガーボーイ) （Joined December 2002）- produces anime videos
- V&R Products (V&Rプロダクツ) （Joined April 2004） Company Site
- Cutie & Honey (シーアンドエイチ)
- Ifrit (イフリート) （Joined June 2005） Company Site
- Akinori (AKNR) (アキノリ) （Joined January 2006） Company Site
- DANDY （Joined August 2006） Company Site
- WOMAN （Joined September 2006） Company Site
- LADY×LADY (Joined January 2007） Company Site Official Blog (Japanese)
- Hunter Company Site
- Garcon (ギャルソン) Company Site
- Sadistic Village (サディスティックヴィレッジ) Company Site
- Rocket Company Site
- Ningen Kousatsu (Human Inquiry) Company Site
- Around Company Site
- 37°C Binetsu (anime) Company Site
- Keu Company Site
- Glamorous Candy (グラマラスキャンディ) (softcore) Company Site
- TENGA (masturbators) Company Site
- New Sexual (gay) Company Site
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