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Name: Jun Yuzune
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Height: 5'8"
Date of Birth: June 14th
Rank: Normal
Voice Sample: [link]
Group: N/A
Company: N/A

Personality: Jun has a rather tame disposition, save for occasional outbursts and being easily irritated by little things. When he's not grumbling about annoying things, he's usually quite calm and indeed even cheerfully agreeable. Though he spent quite a large portion of his life being insecure about himself, he's grown to accept his feminine interests and sometimes "girly" perception of things, though it is here that his irritation and short-temper towards being judged for those traits hasn't lessened all too much. In this sense, he's quite stubborn and it's hard to budge him when he's set his mind's judgment on something. Thanks to a few years of being in student councils and other clubs like that, Jun's rather good at socializing on a shallow level, but does tend to be unsure when it comes to forming significant friendships beyond those he has already. It doesn't help that he can be rather suspicious, and is oftentimes unwilling to let relationships progress beyond 'acquaintances'. But he is a good friend in that he'll always lend a listening ear and a shoulder to cry on. Not particularly adventurous, Jun prefers to stay in his comfort zone and is rather adverse to breaking rules and being rebellious. In that sense, he'll also have cool receptions towards trying new things if he's unsure as to whether he'll succeed at it—sports and other such activities are things he avoids because he's convinced that he'd lose out in a heartbeat. Jun thrives on positive attention and praise, and so avidly tries not to cast himself in a light that may put him in a disadvantageous position, even if it makes him a bit of a square as a result. Otherwise, he's a typical teenage guy who's just a little on the metro side of life, with strong passions in his interests that he tries his best to restrain to socially acceptable levels. He's succeeded in that he won't becoming a blubbering, cooing mess at the sight of kittens or puppies, but he's not quite mastered the ability to resist their cuddliness entirely.

Biography: With parents as different as day and night, Jun lived a precarious balance of normalcy in a unique family from the very outset. His mother lavished her attentions on him, using him as her own personal dress-up doll, for the young Jun's laid-back and agreeable nature was more suited to her shenanigans than that of his surly older brother. Meanwhile, his father paid little to no attention to him, a silent force radiating from his armchair in the living room that was not to be trifled with. In the same way, his brother was a token bad case, involved with sketchy friends and hobbies that brought the constant disapproval of their nosy mother. Yet despite all her encouragement for Jun to stay far away from his older brother, he was a young child with no conception of how drugs or alcohol could affect others—and he adored his only sibling with a quiet sort of admiration. Though he was met with often cool reception, Shun was always kind in a way that neither of their parents were—not the overbearing smothering love of his mother, nor the begrudging acknowledgement of his existence from his father. Perhaps it was Shun's knowledge of how dysfunctional their parents were, a pair who lived under the same roof but rarely spoke or crossed paths with each other, that encouraged the rebel bad boy to do a kind deed every now and then in pity of his susceptible sibling. But these whimsical notions were enough to cement in Jun an aspiration to be just like his brother that he would carry with him forever—whether he would admit it or not, later on in life. As a child, he quickly became known as the local mama's boy—though it was less of his own accord than his mother's machinations.

But this quickly grew to be unacceptable, and in his later elementary years, Jun became acutely aware of the teasing he suffered from boys who had previously cared very little for what he wore, or what kind of hobbies he liked. Their once unintentional comments on his love for stuffed animals and cooking sets rather than action figures and dirt suddenly took a sour turn towards scathing remarks and a chorus of laughter that sunk his young heart through the ground. He found himself alone in the face of these bullies, as not a soul in his family knew, cared, or could help in the battle through tumultuous pre-teen years. It was a period of time in which Jun's once passive nature grew bitter and thorny—where he soon built defenses that would keep him safe from any careless remark by being able to snap back with an equally sharp retort. Mama's boy was now an easily irritated young man with no sense of self, unsure of whether to pursue his lifelong interests in fashion or to pretend—unsure of whether it was really worth it to deal with the nasty words he'd have to hear if he stayed true. It was here when help came from the most unexpected of sources—and a father who had been primarily silent and completely uninvolved in his son's upbringing brought down the iron hammer. He was a stern man, who rarely voiced his opinion and was a mystery to all, including his own wife. But even he had rules—and that was that both his sons would bring home acceptable grades if they expected the peace of their household to be maintained. It was a facet of Shun's life that Jun had been wholly unaware of—that the former had been naturally genius, and that acing tests came as second nature. It was how his brother had managed to party his teenaged life away, join a band and make a general mess of his future without a word from their father. But Jun was no natural born genius, and when he brought home his first failing grade, the silent force sprang into action—and through fights, intimidation, and ultimatums, Mr. Yuzune forcibly dragged his son's grades up from the depths.

This state of affairs was perhaps the strangest way for father and son to bond, but through their constant clashes, Jun grew to understand that despite his silence, his father knew of every ongoing in the house in much more detail than their nosy mother could ever fathom—and from his very simple words, Jun's insecurities began to ebb. It didn't matter what Jun liked to do—sewing or bubble gum pop—it was all irrelevant to his father, who had always been the epitome of manliness in the house. What mattered was what Jun would do with it, to further himself as a person. He cared only that his son be proud of his decisions, and be confident in what he did—to follow through when he started something, and to put his all into it. While it took time for his father's words to sink in, he too slowly came to accept his interests as he matured, becoming more comfortable with his interests and finding that the more comfortable he was with himself, the more others were okay with him too. In what would be an ironic turn of events for the once troubled teen, his fashionable appearance was exactly what got him scouted when he attended a local music festival his brother was performing in, landing him smack in the middle of a flurry of auditions—and while he failed to pass the one he'd been scouted for, he'd been taught well not to give up at the first setback. With a growing interest in the entertainment industry that stemmed from his desire to emulate his brother in various ways, he began to audition for various companies, hoping to become a trainee and debut in a group much like the ones that lined his CD shelves someday...

Likes:
+ Fashion
+ Magazines
+ Musicals
+ Dance
+ Baby Animals
+ Sewing
+ Being in control
+ TV Dramas

Dislikes:
- Laziness
- Movies
- Bugs
- Disorganization
- Rapping
- Zombies
- Rap
- Violence
- Vulgarity

Extra:
- He has silver reading glasses, but doesn't really like wearing them.
- His hair was originally brown, but he bleaches it to blonde.
- His older brother is a bassist in an underground band-- and he has every single one of their CDs. (They're hidden in his closet though.)
- He tends to go to bed early and is more of a morning person.

Description

Name: Jun Yuzune
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Height: 5'8"
Date of Birth: June 14th
Rank: Normal
Voice Sample: [link]
Group: N/A
Company: N/A

Personality: Jun has a rather tame disposition, save for occasional outbursts and being easily irritated by little things. When he's not grumbling about annoying things, he's usually quite calm and indeed even cheerfully agreeable. Though he spent quite a large portion of his life being insecure about himself, he's grown to accept his feminine interests and sometimes "girly" perception of things, though it is here that his irritation and short-temper towards being judged for those traits hasn't lessened all too much. In this sense, he's quite stubborn and it's hard to budge him when he's set his mind's judgment on something. Thanks to a few years of being in student councils and other clubs like that, Jun's rather good at socializing on a shallow level, but does tend to be unsure when it comes to forming significant friendships beyond those he has already. It doesn't help that he can be rather suspicious, and is oftentimes unwilling to let relationships progress beyond 'acquaintances'. But he is a good friend in that he'll always lend a listening ear and a shoulder to cry on. Not particularly adventurous, Jun prefers to stay in his comfort zone and is rather adverse to breaking rules and being rebellious. In that sense, he'll also have cool receptions towards trying new things if he's unsure as to whether he'll succeed at it—sports and other such activities are things he avoids because he's convinced that he'd lose out in a heartbeat. Jun thrives on positive attention and praise, and so avidly tries not to cast himself in a light that may put him in a disadvantageous position, even if it makes him a bit of a square as a result. Otherwise, he's a typical teenage guy who's just a little on the metro side of life, with strong passions in his interests that he tries his best to restrain to socially acceptable levels. He's succeeded in that he won't becoming a blubbering, cooing mess at the sight of kittens or puppies, but he's not quite mastered the ability to resist their cuddliness entirely.

Biography: With parents as different as day and night, Jun lived a precarious balance of normalcy in a unique family from the very outset. His mother lavished her attentions on him, using him as her own personal dress-up doll, for the young Jun's laid-back and agreeable nature was more suited to her shenanigans than that of his surly older brother. Meanwhile, his father paid little to no attention to him, a silent force radiating from his armchair in the living room that was not to be trifled with. In the same way, his brother was a token bad case, involved with sketchy friends and hobbies that brought the constant disapproval of their nosy mother. Yet despite all her encouragement for Jun to stay far away from his older brother, he was a young child with no conception of how drugs or alcohol could affect others—and he adored his only sibling with a quiet sort of admiration. Though he was met with often cool reception, Shun was always kind in a way that neither of their parents were—not the overbearing smothering love of his mother, nor the begrudging acknowledgement of his existence from his father. Perhaps it was Shun's knowledge of how dysfunctional their parents were, a pair who lived under the same roof but rarely spoke or crossed paths with each other, that encouraged the rebel bad boy to do a kind deed every now and then in pity of his susceptible sibling. But these whimsical notions were enough to cement in Jun an aspiration to be just like his brother that he would carry with him forever—whether he would admit it or not, later on in life. As a child, he quickly became known as the local mama's boy—though it was less of his own accord than his mother's machinations.

But this quickly grew to be unacceptable, and in his later elementary years, Jun became acutely aware of the teasing he suffered from boys who had previously cared very little for what he wore, or what kind of hobbies he liked. Their once unintentional comments on his love for stuffed animals and cooking sets rather than action figures and dirt suddenly took a sour turn towards scathing remarks and a chorus of laughter that sunk his young heart through the ground. He found himself alone in the face of these bullies, as not a soul in his family knew, cared, or could help in the battle through tumultuous pre-teen years. It was a period of time in which Jun's once passive nature grew bitter and thorny—where he soon built defenses that would keep him safe from any careless remark by being able to snap back with an equally sharp retort. Mama's boy was now an easily irritated young man with no sense of self, unsure of whether to pursue his lifelong interests in fashion or to pretend—unsure of whether it was really worth it to deal with the nasty words he'd have to hear if he stayed true. It was here when help came from the most unexpected of sources—and a father who had been primarily silent and completely uninvolved in his son's upbringing brought down the iron hammer. He was a stern man, who rarely voiced his opinion and was a mystery to all, including his own wife. But even he had rules—and that was that both his sons would bring home acceptable grades if they expected the peace of their household to be maintained. It was a facet of Shun's life that Jun had been wholly unaware of—that the former had been naturally genius, and that acing tests came as second nature. It was how his brother had managed to party his teenaged life away, join a band and make a general mess of his future without a word from their father. But Jun was no natural born genius, and when he brought home his first failing grade, the silent force sprang into action—and through fights, intimidation, and ultimatums, Mr. Yuzune forcibly dragged his son's grades up from the depths.

This state of affairs was perhaps the strangest way for father and son to bond, but through their constant clashes, Jun grew to understand that despite his silence, his father knew of every ongoing in the house in much more detail than their nosy mother could ever fathom—and from his very simple words, Jun's insecurities began to ebb. It didn't matter what Jun liked to do—sewing or bubble gum pop—it was all irrelevant to his father, who had always been the epitome of manliness in the house. What mattered was what Jun would do with it, to further himself as a person. He cared only that his son be proud of his decisions, and be confident in what he did—to follow through when he started something, and to put his all into it. While it took time for his father's words to sink in, he too slowly came to accept his interests as he matured, becoming more comfortable with his interests and finding that the more comfortable he was with himself, the more others were okay with him too. In what would be an ironic turn of events for the once troubled teen, his fashionable appearance was exactly what got him scouted when he attended a local music festival his brother was performing in, landing him smack in the middle of a flurry of auditions—and while he failed to pass the one he'd been scouted for, he'd been taught well not to give up at the first setback. With a growing interest in the entertainment industry that stemmed from his desire to emulate his brother in various ways, he began to audition for various companies, hoping to become a trainee and debut in a group much like the ones that lined his CD shelves someday...

Likes:
+ Fashion
+ Magazines
+ Musicals
+ Dance
+ Baby Animals
+ Sewing
+ Being in control
+ TV Dramas

Dislikes:
- Laziness
- Movies
- Bugs
- Disorganization
- Rapping
- Zombies
- Rap
- Violence
- Vulgarity

Extra:
- He has silver reading glasses, but doesn't really like wearing them.
- His hair was originally brown, but he bleaches it to blonde.
- His older brother is a bassist in an underground band-- and he has every single one of their CDs. (They're hidden in his closet though.)
- He tends to go to bed early and is more of a morning person.