Amano Pikamee

Amano Pikamee (天野ピカミィ) is a female Japanese Virtual YouTuber under VOMS Project.

Personality
Pikamee is very outgoing, often laughing at the smallest things. Despite this, she claims that she is very reserved and shy in real life. She frequently jokes about having "no friends," although she also occasionally recounts stories involving her friends.

She is known to use Japanese phrases like "sousousou" and "dakara," even when speaking English.

Her usual greeting is "Ohao!" and her sendoff is "Otsupika!" (a combination of "otsukare," meaning "thanks for coming," and "Pikamee.")

Background
Her Twitter account and YouTube channel were created on Feb 7, 2020 although she did not start her activities on YouTube until her first stream on 19 March.

Mascot and Fans

 * She has an affinity for wooden spatulas. Her favorite is an Ikea spatula which she often keeps next to her while streaming. This spatula was dubbed "Tomoe," a combination of her VOMS co-stars' names, Hikasa Tomoshika and Jitomi Monoe. Tomoe has become a mascot of sorts, sometimes appearing next to Pikamee in streams, and often being depicted in fanart.
 * Her fanbase is referred to as the "Pikarmy."

Trivia

 * Pikamee has an American father and a Japanese mother, and often talks about her life in Texas and Japan. However, trying to stay in-character, she refers to these locations as "Virtual Texas," the "Virtual States," and "Virtual Japan."
 * She is fluent in English and sometimes holds English only streams, along with mixed Japanese/English streams.
 * She loves donuts, and is often depicted eating them in fanart.
 * She tries to avoid swearing to keep her streams "family friendly," although she sometimes lets swears slip and plays games that have explicit dialogue. Whenever this happens, her fans often tease her or make "family friendly" jokes.
 * Her original streaming computer wasn't powerful enough to run some games. For instance, on her Apex streams, she resorted to using a still image instead of her Live2D character, as her computer couldn't run both programs at the same time. She began referring to her PC as Potato-chan.
 * On 29 May 2020, she tweeted "fuck this im selling meth!" This was a reference to an Akai Haato and Kiryu Coco stream where Haato attempted to translate English memes into Japanese. Due to the lack of context and the rare use of explicit language from Pikamee, this tweet quickly spread, receiving thousands of likes and retweets within hours. This also lead to in-jokes with her fans about Pikamee selling meth.