Uta No Princess-Sama! A Genderbent Project

Haruhi Nanami is the genderbent male form of Haruka Nanami, the main lead in Uta No Prince-sama. He is a songwriter and music composer who attends Saotome Academy.  He is frail, innocent, and hopelessly bashful, but as the series goes on, his true strength and perserverance is shown. Haruhi's speaking voice is much like his singing one: soft, breathy, and high. Not much vibrato, like a young choir singer.

The biggest part of this project. I need artists who are willing to draw small, funny comics that can be dubbed over. I'm also accepting those who just want to give me ideas on things in general.

Ichinose Tokiwa, the female variant of Ichinose Tokiya, is a character of many layers. At Saotome Academy, she is known as the aloof and cold younger sister of HAYASA, an exceedingly famous and bubbly female singer. However, it is later revealed that Tokiwa herself is in fact HAYASA, and that she is putting on the "kawaii" unwillingly. She soon opens up her feelings to Haruhi and the band, STARISH.

Jinguji Rin, the one woman everyone wants their hands on. She's the one to entertain others, flirting and calling potential love interests(Haruhi) things like " my lord" and "little lamb".  Heir to a rich conglomerate, she butts heads with rival Hijirikawa Masako often, yet always has an unaffected smirk on her face, acting as though she couldn't care less about anything but her promiscuous ways, despite her not being that way. Her singing voice must be rich and soulful, as she plays the saxophone and sings a lot of the lower notes in the band.

Easily one of my favourite characters in the show, Shinomiya Natsuki. On the surface, she's a sweet, dorky, awkward bundle of joy who's obsessed with cooking--despite her absolute inability to do so-- and cute things, including her best friend Kurusu Syoko. However, remove her glasses, and it's like she transforms into a nasty, violent, cruel girl known as Satsuki, who'd rather fight her way out of problems. In other words, she has MPD, or DID, and her alter of Satsuki influences some of her performances, such as "Orion De Shoutout". The original voice actor for her male counterpart is filled with rich vibrato, good at belting out loud notes, which is a stark contrast to her otherwise soft voice.

The ball of energy known as Ittoki Otoe, a happy-go-lucky girl filled with dreams and a slight obsession with food. Otoe is a member in STARISH who seems starkly different from what her past suggests. As an orphan, she didn't really have an obvious parental figure, but the daycare/orphanage where she was raised served as a true family. Ittoki is always seen with a big smile on her face and her unique voice and style makes her a character to remember.

Hijirikawa Masako is a stoic, traditional girl in every sense of the word. She writes kanji with an ink brush, she dresses impeccably, speaks formally, and even meditates under a waterfall. However, she is far from a robot, as she can be quite the perfectionist and has been reduced to a blushing mess simply through physical contact with Haruhi. Her voice is higher than some characters, however she can't reach the height of Tokiwa's as effortlessly.

Kurusu Syoko is the shota of the group, the cute one, so to speak. She may look the part, but this girl is obsessed with strength, power, and masculinity, perhaps because of her stature. She idolizes actor, singer, and teacher Hyuga Ryuko, and actually acted alongside her in a tv series. Syoko has a very bursting and powerful voice, yet her youthfulness and overall smallness can be heard in her songs.

Oddly enough, Aijima Cecile is a character I've had difficulty understanding throughout the series. Introduced in Season Two, long after STARISH had gained fame, she entered the scene as a magical princess who had been cursed as a black cat for all of season one, and only appeared in Haruhi's dreams. When her character was introduced, she was a foreigner from a made-up Middle Eastern realm known as Agnapolis. Cecile appears very laid back, always smiling, yet her fear of water seemed to stay with her even as a human. Her voice is uncommonly nasal, albeit it is one of the best voices to blend with others in the band. 

Shining Saotome, the flamboyant and slightly creepy owner and principal of Saotome Academy. Always wearing the same ugly tie and powersuit, paired with some signature sunglasses, she is an unmistakable character well into her forties. Her voice is boisterous, dramatic, and annoying, and she is known for popping up out of nowhere to terrify Haruhi and the girls, watching them on her many monitors at times when most people would'nt be spying, and even following Haruhi back to his grandmother's house just to get him to come back to enroll in the school again after he quit.

Tsukimiya Riko is a female crossdresser who pretends to be a male and emulates male speech patterns. She's very happy and bright, and a very likeable character. Most viewers mistake her for a man on first glance, and it elicits a rather...Frustrated response out of her. She is a teacher for many students in Saotome Academy, including Haruhi and a majority of STARISH.

Hyuga, the power woman of the Saotome Academy. As a teacher and popular actress, she is strict, serious, and ,dare I say, salty. Her smile is an exceedingly rare sight, as is her generosity or kindness. The few scenes in which the stoic character speaks at length are in the episode where she acts in a movie alongside Kurusu Syoko, who was struggling with her fear of heights.

Mikaze Ai, the closeted android in the professional group, Quartet Night. She has a blank, emotionless stare and a monotone voice. I'm honestly surprised it took them a season to realize she was a robot. Note: Ai speaks monotonously, but she does not sound like a robot, so no robot voice effects.

Camille is a cruel, particular, audacious and icy character. When in public with the press and her fans, she is sweet, charming, ladylike. However, behind closed doors, she's rude, belittling, and full of herself. However, she isn't all bad in any way, and Haruhi loves her for that. Her voice is deep, rich, and very classical in a sense, and she never fails to provide barbs at her bandmates.

Kotobuki Reika is the smiley and charming part of Quartet Night. She loves giving people cute nicknames and dropping smooth lines to fans. She mentors Otoe and Tokiwa, but acts more as a friend than a teacher.

Kurosaki Ranmaru, the angst and grit of Quartet Night. She's brooding, mysterious, sarcastic, and really lets loose when singing. She's a wizard at the electric bass and used to sing in a rock band with her friends. Ranmaru is always picking on Reika, who's never bothered by it, as the two are close friends.

Just extras. As my drama teacher said, there are no small roles, only small characters. While anyone can be replaced, no space can be left empty.

A very minor character is Shibuya Tomoda, the best friend of Haruhi Nanami. He is Haruhi's roommate, but his presence isn't made central to anything. He's almost always talking about food when he is present in a scene, normally a hamburger of some kind.