⁠☆ - ¡Nene Kusanagi!

Calm, Plays video games, Sometimes she likes to cook for her friends, Respect, Kind, Happy, A little cold, She doesn't like to fight but she won't let anyone trample on her, She doesn't want to look for trouble,Peace.

Kusanagi Nene (草薙寧々), Kusanagi Nene is a first-year student at Kamiyama High School. She is a member of the musical show unit Wonderlands x Showtime.

GENDER
Female
BIRTHDAY
July 20 (♋︎)
HEIGHT
156 cm (5'1")
SCHOOL
Kamiyama High School (1-B)
CLUB
Film
PART-TIME JOB
Phoenix Wonderland cast
HOBBIES
Fighting games
Musicals
Movies
SPECIALTY
Singing
Technology
FAVORITE FOOD
Grapefruit
LEAST FAVORITE FOOD
Mint flavor foods
DISLIKES
Crowded places
Nene joined the group at Rui's recommendation. She's sharp-tongued, but honey-voiced, with the singing ability of a budding musical star. For some reason, she refuses to show herself to Tsukasa and Emu, deploying Robo-Nene to perform shows in her place.
Nene and Rui are next-door neighbors and childhood friends. They used to perform shows together when they were children. At a young age, Nene was inspired to be become an actress after seeing a world-famous actress perform in The Little Mermaid. To this day, she would like to take on acting as a career. When Nene was in middle school, she joined a theatre group and got the lead role for their show. She practiced eagerly, not wanting to disappoint the other members. Unfortunately, on the day of their performance, she forgot her lines and couldn’t say anything. This incident greatly damaged her self-confidence, and ever since then, she has been incapable of performing onstage. Nene joins the troupe at Rui’s request. She is a great singer; however, she initially does not appear onstage. Instead, she operates a robot named NeneRobo that Rui made for her and performs through it, not wanting to repeat the mistake she made with her old troupe. With the help of her troupe members, she overcomes her stage fright and stands onstage by herself. She is classmates with Toya.

Nene has purple eyes and long grayish-green hair, with the front strands tied at the ends. Her voice is soft and gorgeous. In her casual outfit, Nene wears a single-layer light green dress with hem-stitching near her hips. Once the dress reaches the stitching, it expands out into a v, which reveals a brown undershirt. There are buttons going down the skirt of her dress and a white drawstring going through the hem-stitch. She also wears black tights and a light brown sweater jacket with frilly ends. Nene is shy and has difficulty talking to others, however, she speaks very bluntly around those she is comfortable with. Despite her sharp tongue, she cares deeply about her friends and tries her best to support them. She is also a hard worker, and often stays late after practice to rehearse her own parts in their shows. Despite being praised as an excellent singer by many, Nene isn't confident about her abilities and is always looking to improve her skills. Kusanagi (草薙): Kusa (草) means "grass", and Nagi (薙) means "to cut". Her surname also refers to the Kusanagi no Tsurugi, a mythological Japanese sword.[1] Nene (寧々): Ne (寧) means "peaceful, quiet", while Ne (々) is an iteration mark which indicates a repeat of the previous character. Tenma Tsukasa: Fellow group member. Nene thinks he's an idiot and often teases him. Despite this, Nene cares about him. The two are considered to be the most responsible in their unit, as shown by their second Kizuna Rank title being "Legal Guardian's Association". Otori Emu: Fellow group member. Nene thinks she's a weirdo, but cares deeply for her, standing up for her when it comes to her brothers. They are close friends and Nene occasionally gives Emu singing advice. Emu often trespasses on Kamiyama High to eat lunch with her and the other troupe members. Kamishiro Rui: Fellow group member. They are neighbors and childhood friends, although they drifted apart somewhat in middle school. Nene thinks he's nosy, but worries about his mental w

ell-being and is glad to see he is doing better. Rui often helps Nene with her problems, and vice versa. They were both inspired to do theatre after seeing the same play.