__Height:__ 190 cm
__Hometown:__ Kyoto

Genbu is a member of the unit Shinsoku Ikkon. He is a former yankee who became an idol alongside Suzaku Akai after being scouted by a 315 Production producer. He has a cool and calm personality but is also quite competitive at times, especially against Suzaku. Despite his chill appearance, he's not cold-hearted or unfriendly and gets along with other idols well.

Genbu is dedicated and passionate, wanting to use his intellect and power to bring peace to all living beings on Earth. He uses every experience in his life to improving himself and sees himself as a child with spacious room for growth. 

He wants to live life in his own style, dignifiedly using his brains and brawns to carry out justice for all. With a shrewd worldview, Genbu a sharp, strong sense of morals and good judgment. Being somewhat serious, he has a methodological approach to things and believes in following the rules most of the time.

Based on the Idom@ster SideM app. 
 315 Production – a newly set up small talent agency – has assembled a group of aspiring male idols from various occupational fields. They include a former lawyer, a former doctor, former pilot and so on… Even though everyone hails from different background, they share a common dream: to be the top idol. And so, the stories of these male idols at 315 Production take centre stage… (Source: Crunchyroll) 
Includes episode 0 prologue, Episode of Jupiter.


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He is a voice actor currently affiliated with Apte Pro.

This is a world of the near future. The five shining stars invite you to this wonderful journey. Are you ready? To the future!!!!! 

A concept movie celebrating the 16th Anniversary of the THE iDOLM@STER series, directed by Atsushi Nishigori featuring the aptly titled song VOY@GER by THE IDOLM@STER FIVE STARS!!!!! The movie is animated by studio CloverWorks, with joint effort by Studio Khara on the visual production.

Genbu Kurono