Bassist of Atomic Nyanko.
Decided to form a band after hearing Kai's demo. He is talented but not good at throwing the bass.

Kip leapt into the band on pure instinct—Kai’s demo stirred something urgent in him. He’s got natural groove, but barrels around town dragging his oversized bass wherever he goes, tripping over cords and knocking into amps. Yet in that chaos, he brings joy, color, and raw energy. His challenge is humility: he dreams of soloist glory, until Dex gently re-tunes his focus, and Kai shows him how a melody and a rhythm become something greater in harmony. Across late-night van rides and impromptu street performances, Kip learns that wielding a bass is less about volume or spotlight, and more about trust—especially hanging onto his instrument with grace, even when it seems too big for him.