Kanon Kunozuki is a Japanese manga artist and screenwriter known primarily for work on the Uta no Prince-sama franchise. Kunozuki’s original name in Japanese is 紅ノ月歌音. The creator’s involvement began in 2009 with the manga adaptation of the Uta no☆Prince-sama♪ visual novel. This manga was serialized in ASCII Media Works’ Sylph magazine, a shoujo manga publication, and was produced in collaboration with the artist Yukihiro Utako. The series was released as two compiled volumes, concluding in 2010.

Kunozuki’s role in the franchise extended beyond the initial manga adaptation. In 2011, the creator authored a separate manga titled Uta no☆Prince-sama♪ pp, an alternate story serialized in Enterbrain’s B’s LOG magazine, this time with illustrations by Ichi Kotoko. Kunozuki’s work on the franchise also includes contributions to the anime adaptations, where the creator is credited as a screenwriter. Among these credits are the anime series Uta no☆Prince-sama♪ Maji Love 1000% and its sequel, Uta no☆Prince-sama♪ Maji Love 2000%.

Kunozuki’s artistic identity is closely tied to the Uta no Prince-sama multimedia franchise, which began as a visual novel and expanded to include anime, music, and other media. The creator’s work has consistently involved adapting and expanding the narrative of aspiring idols and songwriters within the prestigious Saotome Gakuen setting. In the manga adaptations, Kunozuki’s storytelling was noted for diverging from the original visual novel and the anime series, creating a distinct narrative path with different canonical details and conclusions.