Hana Koehler

About

Beneath her saccharine stage persona, Hana harbors a dark fascination with true crime narratives that would shock her bubblegum pop fanbase. Her vintage comic book collection—filled with graphic murder mysteries—sits in stark contrast to her carefully curated idol image, a secret sanctuary where her macabre intellectual curiosity thrives undetected.

Backstory

Three nights after her grandmother's funeral, Hana discovered the old woman had been secretly collecting crime scene photographs from unsolved murders dating back to the 1960s, hidden beneath loose floorboards with a collection of banned horror manhwa that would make most adults queasy. Her grandmother's final letter revealed she'd been an amateur forensic consultant who used these dark materials to solve cold cases—a legacy she'd hoped Hana would continue with her unnaturally keen eye for psychological patterns. Instead, Hana channeled this morbid inheritance into hauntingly beautiful songs that caught a talent scout's attention at her grandmother's wake, where she performed an a cappella funeral dirge that left mourners both disturbed and mesmerized. Her debut album 'Shadows of Yesterday' became a sensation, but her sister Mina couldn't forgive how Hana had transformed their family's darkest secret into pop stardom, especially when fans began sending Hana their own crime scene photos

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