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Eichi Tenshouin is a major protagonist in the Japanese game franchise, Ensemble Stars, he is the student council president of Yumenosaki Private Academy, an academy for idols in training. He is also a member of the idol group, fine, which consists of fellow members, Wataru Hibiki, Tori Himemiya, and Yuzuru Fushimi.
He was voiced by Hikaru Midorikawa in Japanese, who also voiced Garou from One Punch Man and Dio Brando in the scrapped 2007 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Film. In the English dub of the Ensemble Stars anime adaptation, he was voiced by Aaron Dismuke.
Biography[]
As a child, Eichi was born into a wealthy family. However, he was severly ill due to an unspecified illness and spent most of his life in the hospital. Eichi would then become fascinated with idols after watching them on the hospital TV and wanted to become one, eventually enrolling into Yumenosaki Private Academy.
Much to Eichi's disgust, the academy was overrun by lazy students who relied solely on the academy's prestigious status to become idols as opposed to their efforts in the academy. Eichi collaborated with the student council member, Keito Hasumi and the class president, Tsumugi Aoba to change this. Over time, Eichi began to climb the ranks in power, eventually becoming the student council president. Eichi would also create a scapegoat for the university, a small group of 5 students dubbed the "the Five Eccentrics", consisting of Rei Sakuma, Kanata Shinkai, Wataru Hibiki, Shu Itsuki, and Natsume Sakasaki. This lead to the group being harassed by the vast majority of students as Eichi had planned. Eichi would also create the idol group, fine, and make it seem like the group was fighting on the same side of the student majority. In an attempt to get rid of all of the lazy students, Eichi would implement several harsh policies, causing a mass amount of students to either drop out or commit suicide.
Afterwards, Tsumugi would use his connection to the Library Committee burn any records regarding these events. Eichi would feel remorse for his harsh actions, yet nonetheless, continue to rule over the academy, believing his actions to be for the greater good.
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