Members
- 20th Century (Tonisen)
| Profile | Nickname | Member Color | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Masayuki Sakamoto (坂本 昌行, Sakamoto Masayuki?) (leader of V6, Tonisen) | born July 24, 1971, Tokyo | Ma-kun, Riidaa (leader) | ■ Blue |
| Hiroshi Nagano (長野 博, Nagano Hiroshi?) | born October 9, 1972, Yamato, Kanagawa | Hiroshi, Nagano-kun | ■ Purple |
| Yoshihiko Inohara (井ノ原 快彦, Inohara Yoshihiko?) | born May 17, 1976, Tokyo | Inocchi | ■ Green |
- Coming Century (Kamisen)
| Profile | Nickname | Member Color | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Go Morita (森田 剛, Morita Gō?) (leader of Kamisen) | born February 20, 1979, Kasukabe, Saitama | Go-kun, Go-tsun | ■ Red |
| Ken Miyake (三宅 健, Miyake Ken?) | born July 2, 1979, Kanagawa | Ken-kun, Ken-chan | ■ Orange |
| Junichi Okada (岡田 准一, Okada Jun'ichi?) | born November 18, 1980, Hirakata, Osaka | Jun-kun, Okada-kun | ■ Yellow |
Note: Colours based upon the concert Sexy.Honey.Bunny! which are their member colours.
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