H3AV3N

H3AV3N (ANG3L Team) is a trainee turned J-Pop idol group formed in 2018, they are under the management of K-Sims Entertainment.The group currently consists of 5 members, with the leader being Yanome Miyu, and each member has been assigned an image color. They are also known as a hybrid seiyuu-idol group due to the fact they work as singing idols as well as seiyuu (voice actors).

The girls host a radio show called "Calling Ang3l's", where fans can call the group ask questions, listen to the members talk about their projects, and other things. As all members are seiyuu, they're currently 5 of the main casts of the anime Arena Idol since January 2020.

2019: Pre-debut solos and group song
In February of 2019 H3AV3N VS H3LL's official Instagram released 3 statements saying that the three main sub groups under H3AV3N VS H3LL would be releasing pre-debut songs, photobooks and participating in other solo work to give and idea to the fans what to expect from the groups when they aren't promoting as a whole group. They stated that all members would be covering their faces in someway as to not spoil the surprise when they were ready to debut. A few days later the members of Ang3l started teasing solo songs, a group song and a photo book on the Instagram.

On April 3, H3AV3N leader Yanome Miyu released her single '🍯🐝'(Honey Come), the video released for the song was a short dance video with shots of her dancing around gardens. Following her Namizaki Himeka released her single 'PaPaPa' on April 27, the music for that also being very simple and shot in a studio. On March 2, the company announced that the three remaining members Aikawa Ayano, Yamashita Honoka, and Yoshizawa Ruri would be releasing a song together, the song would be the opening title for anime 'My Star Card'. A few days later the song 'Don't Stop' was released and the trailer for the anime was released a few days after that. The music video featured the three members in superhero outfits dancing and singing to the upbeat song.

Singles

 * "'🍯🐝'(Honey Come)" (2019)
 * "PaPaPa" (2019)
 * "Don't Stop" (2019)