Yukihana Lamy

Yukihana Lamy (雪花ラミィ) is a female Japanese Virtual YouTuber associated with hololive, as part of its fifth generation of VTubers alongside Momosuzu Nene, Shishiro Botan, Mano Aloe and Omaru Polka.

Personality
Her personality can be described as "pure and all-loving". Lamy is soft-spoken, kind, and gentle, but somewhat shy and easily flustered. Both her friends and fans refer to her as "Lamy-mama" due to her motherly aura.

She is close with the rest of the fifth generation of hololive, Shishiro Botan especially. The two are known for their playthroughs of horror games, with some commenting on Botan acting like a protective husband for the terrified Lamy (despite the former clearly enjoying Lamy's reactions).

Despite being arguably the most "seiso" member of hololive, Lamy is not immune to occasional moments of lewdness.

Background
She was introduced on hololive's YouTube channel in a small introductory video along with the rest of the fifth gen on 6 August. Her Twitter account was created in April 2020. She made her first tweet on 6 August. Her YouTube channel was created on 12 April but she debuted until 12 August 2020 during a stream, reaching 100,000 subscribers during that day.

Mascot and Fans

 * She has a snow fairy companion named Daifuku which looks like a small polar bear inside a pot and is named after a Japanese sweet. Daifuku can accompany Lamy in her streams and imitate her emotions.
 * Her fanbase is officially called "Yuki-min" (雪民) which means snow people.

Trivia

 * Despite being a snow elf, she doesn't like cold climate.
 * She likes spicy food, handcraft, aquariums, planetariums, dioramas, and Japanese culture.
 * Part of her skirt is see-through.
 * Lamy is a half-elf ; her father is an elf, and her mother is a human.
 * Her surname, “Yukihana” (雪花) translates to “snowflake”.
 * She likes traditional Japanese sake, and enjoys drinking in general.
 * She likes time leap anime, including Re:Zero, Erased, Charlotte, STEINS;GATE, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, but also likes: Love Live!, Violet Evergarden, Anohana, Nichijou, Code Geass and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.