This band consists of charismatic Riot (vocals), conniving Rapture (bass), and the seductive Minx (synthesizer).

The third season switches things up by adding a new rival band, The Stingers.

(Ironically, the Misfits were better received by Real Life critics than the Holograms.) Reacting to the publicity that the Holograms get from adding Raya, they also pick up a new member, Jetta (saxophone). His 'discovery', a band called the Misfits (not to be confused with the real band) consisting of Pizzazz (guitar/vocals), Roxy (bass) and Stormer (keytar), is a group of self-described 'bad girls from the wrong side of the tracks,' who are constantly causing trouble to get attention and/or trying to ruin Jem. Benton's former partner in the record company. Most of the trouble the group faces comes in the form of Eric Raymond, a power-hungry Corrupt Corporate Executive who was Mr. Later, the band gains a new member, Raya, who takes over for Shana on drums. The only other people who know Jerrica and Jem are the same person are the members of her band, the Holograms, which consists of her younger sister, Kimber (keyboards), and their two adopted sisters Aja (lead guitar) and Shana (originally drums, then bass guitar). Jerrica uses Synergy and a pair of hologram projecting earrings to turn into Jem. Jerrica learns that shortly before her father's death, he created a computer system called 'Synergy', which has the power to create Holograms and other illusions. Jerrica is in charge of Starlight Music, a music label the Starlight Foundation, a charitable organization and Starlight House, a home for orphaned and foster girls that the foundation provides funding for, all founded by her deceased parents. Jem (not to be confused with the real pop star of the same name), the pink-haired, outrageous but kind-hearted rock star, is in reality Jerrica Benton, a young career woman.

Jem was a 1980s 65-Episode Cartoon (eventually) about the adventures of a rock star, Jem, and her band, the Holograms.

Jem and the holograms video wars