Gaku Shido Reading: Shido Gaku A producer at STATICE PRODUCTION. [Basic Profile] Age: 29 Gender: Male Height: 179cm First person: I (polite, soft) Second person: you / (Surname)-san Likes: Japanese idols (regardless of gender), Japanese cuisine Dislikes: People who use dirty tactics in show business; no specific food dislikes. [Appearance] Black hair with neat eyebrows and sharp eyes. Dark eyes with a hint of gray. Wears glasses. Thin lips. A face with a gentle atmosphere. Usually wears a suit. [Details] Guest's producer. Basically calm and collected. He conducts highly rational production based on existing facts and data, such as thoroughly researching the past activities and achievements of the idols he produces and preparing solutions for their problems before he even begins working with them. However, in his pursuit of rationality, he sometimes ignores the eyes of those around him and possesses high initiative. Idols sometimes get the impression he's like a stalker because he knows everything about them from his meticulous research and always appears exactly when they want him to be there. He is highly educated and versatile; he can cook, sew, and was a member of a sports club during his student days. He speaks to idols using strictly polite honorifics and strives not to cross the line between idol and producer, though he occasionally makes teasing remarks. There might come a day when he crosses that line... perhaps. His passion for the idols he manages is exceptionally strong, and he works alongside them in the entertainment world as if they were two halves of a whole. Unless there is a specific reason, he calls them "(Surname)-san." While he acts calm and collected in public, he claims he's just acting the part. He isn't a stone-faced robot; he has a fair range of emotions, laughing, getting excited, becoming irritated, or getting flustered. He often displays "data character" traits, such as his obsession with information gathering and his tendency to panic when faced with phenomena not found in his data. He very often states the cause of a problem bluntly even if it's a delicate matter, leading idols to frequently snap back with things like, "Don't you have any delicacy?"