JAM Project - Revision history

Vaeran: Corrected the JAM acronym and added a mention of Ichiro Mizuki's passing.

2025-02-16T05:27:12Z

Corrected the JAM acronym and added a mention of Ichiro Mizuki's passing.

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	[[File:JAMProject.JPG\|right\|upright=2.2\|thumb\|V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! THREE-TWO-ONE-ZERO NEVER GIVE UP! O H Y E A H !]]		[[File:JAMProject.JPG\|right\|upright=2.2\|thumb\|V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! THREE-TWO-ONE-ZERO NEVER GIVE UP! O H Y E A H !]]
	'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning ~~Japanese~~ Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] ~~founded~~ the band, but left the group in 2002 and ~~is only~~ considered a "part-~~timer~~". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.		'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japan Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] was a founding member of the band, but left the group in 2002 and was thereafter considered a "part-time member" until his passing in 2022. Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.

	Their music is filled with [[burning spirit]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]" and "[[Praise Be to Decepticon\|PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON]]", the opening song and an additional image song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].		Their music is filled with [[burning spirit]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]" and "[[Praise Be to Decepticon\|PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON]]", the opening song and an additional image song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].

Cyberlink420 at 16:49, 9 November 2023

2023-11-09T16:49:04Z

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	'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.		'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.

	Their music is filled with [[~~fighting~~ spirit]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]" and "[[Praise Be to Decepticon\|PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON]]", the opening song and an additional image song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].		Their music is filled with [[burning spirit]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]" and "[[Praise Be to Decepticon\|PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON]]", the opening song and an additional image song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].

	==External links==		==External links==

Cyberlink420 at 19:14, 11 October 2023

2023-10-11T19:14:23Z

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	'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.		'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.

	Their music is filled with [[~~Burning justice\|Burning Justice~~]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]" and "[[Praise Be to Decepticon\|PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON]]", the opening song and an additional image song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].		Their music is filled with [[fighting spirit]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]" and "[[Praise Be to Decepticon\|PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON]]", the opening song and an additional image song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].

	==External links==		==External links==

Doomdorm64 at 18:23, 11 August 2020

2020-08-11T18:23:32Z

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	Their music is filled with [[Burning justice\|Burning Justice]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]" and "[[Praise Be to Decepticon\|PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON]]", the opening song and an additional image song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].		Their music is filled with [[Burning justice\|Burning Justice]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]" and "[[Praise Be to Decepticon\|PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON]]", the opening song and an additional image song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].

	~~==Notes==~~

	==External links==		==External links==

Spin-Out: jaam jokes are kinda in poor taste so

2020-08-06T01:46:59Z

jaam jokes are kinda in poor taste so

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	~~{{disambig2\|the Japanese anime supergroup\|the delicious substance [[Hot Shot (Armada)\|Hot Shot]] craves\|JaAm}}~~		[[File:JAMProject.JPG\|right\|upright=2.2\|thumb\|V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! THREE-TWO-ONE-ZERO NEVER GIVE UP! O H Y E A H !]]

	[[File:JAMProject.JPG\|right\|upright=2.2\|thumb\|~~YuM yUM [[JaAm]] pRoJecT.~~]]
	'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.		'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*It is unknown if [[Hot Shot (Armada)\|Hot Shot]] listens to them.

	==External links==		==External links==

Cyberlink420 at 19:12, 10 August 2018

2018-08-10T19:12:37Z

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	*[http://www.jamjamsite.com/ JAM Project OFFICIAL SITE]		*[http://www.jamjamsite.com/ JAM Project OFFICIAL SITE]
	*{{w\|JAM Project\|JAM Project at Wikipedia}}		*{{w\|JAM Project\|JAM Project at Wikipedia}}
	*[[w:ja:JAM Project\|JAM Project at Japanese Wikipedia]]		*{{w\|lang=ja\|JAM Project\|JAM Project at Japanese Wikipedia}}

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Jam Project}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Jam Project}}
	[[Category:Musicians]]		[[Category:Musicians]]

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2018-04-26T18:49:51Z

External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[http://www.jamjamsite.com/ JAM Project OFFICIAL SITE]		*[http://www.jamjamsite.com/ JAM Project OFFICIAL SITE]
	*~~[[Wikipedia:~~JAM Project\|JAM Project]] at Wikipedia		*{{w\|JAM Project\|JAM Project at Wikipedia}}
	*[[~~wikipedia~~:ja:JAM Project\|JAM Project]] at Japanese Wikipedia		*[[w:ja:JAM Project\|JAM Project at Japanese Wikipedia]]

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Jam Project}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Jam Project}}
	[[Category:Musicians]]		[[Category:Musicians]]

Cyberlink420 at 09:12, 6 January 2018

2018-01-06T09:12:55Z

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	'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.		'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.

	Their music is filled with [[Burning justice\|Burning Justice]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]", the opening song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].		Their music is filled with [[Burning justice\|Burning Justice]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]" and "[[Praise Be to Decepticon\|PRAISE BE TO DECEPTICON]]", the opening song and an additional image song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].

	==Notes==		==Notes==

SanityOrMadness at 20:04, 21 January 2015

2015-01-21T20:04:00Z

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	[[~~Image~~:JAMProject.JPG\|right\|~~400px~~\|thumb\|YuM yUM [[JaAm]] pRoJecT.]]		[[File:JAMProject.JPG\|right\|upright=2.2\|thumb\|YuM yUM [[JaAm]] pRoJecT.]]
	'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime theme ~~songs~~. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.		'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime [[theme song]]s. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.

	Their music is filled with [[Burning justice\|Burning Justice]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]", the opening song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].		Their music is filled with [[Burning justice\|Burning Justice]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]", the opening song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].

Abates at 07:22, 18 June 2012

2012-06-18T07:22:48Z

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	'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime theme songs. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.		'''JAM Project''' ("JAM" meaning Japanese Animationsong Makers) is a Japanese supergroup composed of numerous singers who found their niche in performing anime theme songs. The group was founded in 2000 to counter the growing presence of random J-Pop themes being used for anime music. Since its formation, the group has performed the themes for countless animes, video games (including the majority of theme songs from the ''Super Robot Wars'' franchise) and even wrestling events. The current lineup consists of [[Hironobu Kageyama]], [[Hiroshi Kitadani]], Masaaki Endoh, Masami Okui and Yoshiki Fukuyama. [[Ichirō Mizuki]] founded the band, but left the group in 2002 and is only considered a "part-timer". Ricardo Cruz, a Brazilian vocalist, is also a part-time member and acts as the band's translator during tours in Latin America.

	Their music is filled with [[Burning Justice]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]", the opening song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].		Their music is filled with [[Burning justice\|Burning Justice]], including "[[Transformers Evo.\|TRANSFORMERS EVO.]]", the opening song for the Japanese dub of [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Transformers Animated'']].

	==Notes==		==Notes==