Hyadain

Hyadain was one of the earliest songwriters for Momoiro Clover Z. He wrote many of their early hit songs, such as ''Ikuze! Kaitou Shoujo, Z Densetsu'', as well as the famous Overture. The majority of the songs on their debut album, Battle and Romance, are Hyadain's compositions. Hyadain's songs are often very unpredictable, and every new bar of music is a surprise. He is a man who truly treads the border between genius and madman, yet with a nearly flawless record of success.

Hyadain started out his career online, where he would post remixes of video game music. He quickly gained underground popularity, and in 2010 The Board issued a competition to compose Momoclo's first major single. Hyadain decided to enter, and in a mere six hours wrote the song that would forever be at the core of Momoclo's repertoire; ''Ikuze! Kaitou Shoujo''. This was the spark that would propel his career into music production stardom, and he would go on to write for Momoiro Clover Z, and other Stardust groups, for years to come. Hyadain became very close with the girls, acting not only as a songwriter, but also a mentor. He taught them much about music, but also gave them many life lessons. He is especially close with Momoka, whose passion for music inspires him, and Aarin, all of whose solo songs he has composed. In late 2012 Hyadain had a falling out with his close companion The Manager. It is not known exactly what happened, but it was enough to completely sever the ties between the two once very close friends. The cold war between the two spanned years, until it reached its peak in 2015. In a fit of anger Hyadain attacked The Manager and Reni, prompting The Manager to challenge Hyadain to a wrestling match, that would go down at Tohjinsai 2015. They would settle their differences in the ring, once and for all. To the surprise of many, Hyadain defeated his opponent, despite The Manager's rigorous training regimen. The battle caused the two combatants to realise to realise the time had come to put their grudges behind, and they rekindled the friendship that was thought to be gone for good. Joining forces once again, Hyadain wrote two songs for Momoclo's then upcoming albums; AMARANTHUS and Hakkin no Yoake.