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Fuki (b. 1986)

Alias:
Ankimo
DOLL$BOXX
Fuki Commune
Fuyuki Tenge
Tenge Fuyuki
Unlucky Morpheus
あんきも
てんげふゆき
ふき
アンラッキーモルフェウス
ドールズボックス
フキ コミューン
天外 冬黄
天外冬黄

Born:
June 9, 1986

Biography from TheMovieDB

In 2011, made a major debut as the vocalist of LIGHT BRINGER.  He is characterized by a voice volume that stands out among the young Japanese heavy metal world and a penetrating high tone voice.  He has strong metal vocals, a bright, popping voice, and theatrical expressiveness.  He also narrates variety shows, radio MCs, sings character songs for games, etc., and is working on various voice expressions that are not bound by band activities and vocalists.  He has a deep knowledge of novels, manga, and anime since he was a girl, and he especially likes "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure".  He also belongs to the doujin circle Unlucky Morpheus under the name Fuyuki Tenge, and has been interacting with fans at comic markets and other places since 2008.  He is active in a wide range of fields, such as participating in various projects as a solo singer Fuki, and continuing with independent CD production and live performances as Tenge Fuyuki.  In 2016, he belongs to Amuleto. His long-awaited first solo album will be released in the early summer of 2016 with his solo project "Fuki Commune".

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TV Production

Lyricist:
2024  Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World?

Theme Song Performance:
2024  Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World?

Vocals:
2024  Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World?

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