Dmitriy Michirō Komaeda

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Dmitriy Michirō Komaeda 道朗 ディミトリー 狛枝 ミティヤ 狛枝
Personal details
Born	Dmitriy Michirō Komaeda 狛枝 道朗 Komaeda Michirō (-3BP-02-08) February 8, -3BP  Camp Hastons, Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands, Taemhwanian Frontier Settlements Area, Oriental Hispanioéire Taemhwan (now  Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands, Scattered Islands)
Nationality	Phinbellan
Mother	unknown mother
Father	unknown father
Residence	Novokitezhgrad, Snezhnaya (since RP 2616)
Occupation	Federal Republic of Phinbella · Oriental Taemhwan · Snezhnaya
Profession	Singer-songwriter · vocalist · actor · lyricist · scientist
Species	Human
Race	Scattered Islands Creole of mixed Yapreayans, Snezhnayan and Sangunese (categorised as Taemhwanian)
Hair Color and Style	White-purple
Eye Color	Purple
Skin Color	Coloured
Nickname(s)	Dmitriy Komaeda · Mitya Komaeda · Mitya
Musical career
Genres	Kéijō-pop · alternative rock · hard rock · pop rock
Instruments	Vocals
Labels	TPHK Studio (RP 2612-RP 2616) HoYoverse (RP 2622-now)
Formerly of	Kéi-Peterpan (RP 2612-RP 2615)

Dmitriy Michirō Komaeda (Sangunese: ディミトリー 道朗 狛枝, Snezhnayan: Дмитрий Комаэда; born February 8, -3BP (-3BP-02-08)), or his Sangunese name, Michirō Komaeda (狛枝 道朗, Komaeda Michirō), also known by the pseudonym Mitya Komaeda (ミティヤ 狛枝, Mitiya Komaeda, Snezhnayan: Митя Комаэда), is a Scattered Islander-Snezhnayan musician, singer-songwriter, actor, and scientist. He is best known as the lead vocalist of the Kéijō-pop rock band Kéi-Peterpan from RP 2611 to RP 2615—and is currently pursuing a solo career. Born in Camp Hastons in the Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands—part of the Scattered Islands and raised in Novokitezhgrad, Snezhnaya, Michirō began his artistic career at the age of 14. He rose to prominence in the RP 2610s as a member of Kéi-Peterpan, which sold over 803,000 records in the local market.

Following his departure from Kéi-Peterpan, he pursued further education and transitioned into a career as a scientist and expert in energy research. Previously associated with TPHK Studio along with Kéi-Peterpan, he has been a talent under HoYoverse since RP 2622.

Early life

Michirō was born on February 8, -3BP, at Camp Hastons—a military settlement in the Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands, Scattered Islands, which at the time were under the jurisdiction of Oriental Taemhwan. He is the younger of two children of the Scattered Islander couple of Snezhnayan, Sangunese and Yapreayan origins, with an older brother born in -10BP. His family later migrated to Snezhnaya, where he grew up in a village near Novokitezhgrad named Teplo. He attended a primary school there in RP 2603 before he back to his hometown, was attended a secondary school in Kodaka High School, Camp Hastons. In RP 2615, he enrolled at the PhinPetro University of Technology (Yeop Takiyouki campus) to study chemistry and biology before transfered to Snezhnayan campus. Michirō obtaining a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from the same university in RP 2617. He also graduated in RP 2619 with a Master’s degree in Science and Mathematics Engineering from Phinbellan University of Science. Throughout his life, he had an interest in music and science. He also attended several performances at a theater in Snezhnograd.

Career

Kéi-Peterpan

Michirō Komaeda with his bandmates in RP 2612.

At the age of 14, Michirō—along with Chi, Lam, and Karimatsu from his school, as well as Peter and T-Nola from John P. Trijstaat Elementary School—formed a band called Kéi-Peterpan in December RP 2611; the name was inspired by Peter himself. Michirō served as the band's vocalist. He would frequently head to Lam’s house after school to play music with his friends.

Due to a lack of modern recording studios in Duren Sawit, Michirō and Peter traveled back and forth to Danville and Kéijō during the early stages, seeking a recording deal for the band. After being turned down by several labels—including Huge-O-Records—they eventually signed with Positive Tone, a label affiliated with TPHK-SIBC. He and his bandmates recorded a song at a new studio owned by Positive Tone in Duren Sawit, during the summer. Under this label, they released their debut album, Pt.1: Old Automatic Garbage, in November RP 2612. The album peaked at number five on the main Kéijō Music Stock Exchange chart, while reaching the top spot on its independent chart. Kéi-Peterpan’s debut was a major success, featuring hit tracks such as "Bui Alasey Mu," "60's TV," "Disposable Garbage," and "Masih Teseloh Ayu Mung." It became the best-selling Kéijō-pop album of RP 2613 and earned the band the "Best Newcomer" award at the Phinbellan Music Awards. Following the sale of his first album, he sought to expand his market into Snezhnaya; his hit songs were warmly received by the local population there—particularly after the release of a repackaged album in March RP 2613—culminating in his debut appearance in the region later that year.

Michirō helped produce only three of the band's albums: Old Automatic Garbage, Memoria, and Teenage Mutant. Despite being relatively new and undergoing frequent lineup changes, Kéi-Peterpan remained a major force in the Kéijō-pop music scene—with Michirō as the driving force—until he left the band in end of RP 2615 to pursue university studies, eventually settling in his childhood village in Snezhnaya.