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Nomico (stylized as nomico, ; born 18 February) is a Japanese singer. She is known for featuring on the 2007 single "Bad Apple!!" by Alstroemeria Records, which became viral and earned popularity in internet culture. She has performed songs for a number of anime series and visual novels.

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Nomico (のみこ, born February 18) is a Japanese vocalist and voice actress. She began her career in 2004 within the doujin music scene, providing vocals for the doujin music circle "LOOPCUBE". Nomico debuted as a voice actress in 2006 and released her first major single, "しちゃいましょう" ("Shichaimashou"), which served as the ending theme for the anime "錬金3級 まじかる?ぽか~ん" ("Renkin Sankyuu Magical? Poka~n"). Her first major album, "のみこの実" ("Nomiko no Mi"), was released in the same year. <a href="https://www

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  • Career
  • Filmography
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  • Albums
  • Studio albums
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  • Promotional singles
  • As a featured artist
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Nomico (stylized as nomico, ; born 18 February) is a Japanese singer. She is known for featuring on the 2007 single "Bad Apple!!" by Alstroemeria Records, which became viral and earned popularity in internet culture. She has performed songs for a number of anime series and visual novels.

== Career == Nomico debuted in 2004 as the lead singer of the musical circle LOOPCUBE. They released their debut album, entitled Nomico no Ōzora in 2004.

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