Members
Daisuke (大佑) – vocals – Daisuke penned all the lyrics for Kagerou. His previous bands included Le'Cheri and Fatima, in which he was the drummer. Aside from drums, he also played the piano. Daisuke was known for his audience interaction such as stage diving. Following the dissolution of Kagerou in 2007, Daisuke formed The Studs with aie (ex:Deadman). After they went on activity pause, he created his solo project, Daisuke to Kuro no Injatachi. Daisuke died on July 15, 2010.
Yuana (ユアナ) – guitars – Yuana wrote the majority of the band's songs. His past bands include Sweet Hallucination, and Alicia where he was known as "Ewana". He is currently the guitarist of Boogieman.
Kazu – bass – Kazu's past bands include Research, in which he played under the name "Kazunori", and Aioria, under the name Kazutake.
Shizûmi (静海) – drums and percussion – Shizumi's past bands are Mitre Cure and Melusine.
- Past members
Masaya – bass – He left in 2000 and joined Kar'Maria. He then retired and left the music industry.
Kuya – bass – Kuya joined Kagerou in January, 2001 and subsequently left in August to join Guiche.
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