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Miho and after Suzuki-gun[edit]

First off, why is there no mention of Miho on the article? She was Taichi's second. Even if she wasn't an official member of SG, she was essentially de facto part of the group who was almost always with them. I feel the final paragraph should include that at the final TAKA Taichi Mania event, Taichi in the post event promo said it was time for Miho to move along as well.

Secondly, should there be an additional paragraph noting what happened to the members directly after? Taichi, TAKA, Nobu, and Douki stayed together and formed JUST4GUYS faction. ZSJ joined TMDK becoming the frontman of the group. Suzuki started a new alliance in AJPW and potentially a second one with Narita and Desperado. T3Deliciouz (talk) 20:41, 8 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]