At first glance she looks young, but Mikoto really is a half-human/half-demon queen who has lived for thousands of years.[1]
Introduction Video[]
-01 自己紹介
Mikoto's introduction.
Personality[]
Appearance[]
She has light purply-grey hair and a single black streak swoop in low pigtails with pointed ears and horns and bright violet-pink eyes.
History[]
Background[]
Mikoto made her YouTube debut on 31 August 2018.
2018[]
On 13 December, Ichikara Inc. announced that NIJISANJI Gamers and NIJISANJI SEEDs would merge with NIJISANJI by the end of the month.[2] As a result, Mikoto is now officially affiliated with NIJISANJI.
On 30 December, Mikoto hosted the NIJISANJI Unit Music Festival (にじさんじユニット歌謡祭), also known as NJU, a personal project featuring various NIJISANJI Livers performing in 3D as various units.[3]
2021[]
On 30-31 December, Mikoto hosted "NIJISANJI Unit Music Festival 2021", a personal project and 2-day event featuring various NIJISANJI Livers performing in 3D as various units.[4][5]
2022[]
On 29 May, Mikoto reached 500,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel.[6][7]
On 20 October, Mikoto announced that "NIJISANJI Unit Music Festival 2022" would be organized by ANYCOLOR staff.[8]
Events[]
On 26 February 2020 Mikoto performed in the Zepp concert tour NIJISANJI JAPAN TOUR 2020 Shout in the Rainbow! at the Zepp Nagoya venue.
The five of them started the plan for the unit since 2020 but it was on hold until 14 July 2021 when they held their first stream together.[14] They are the second NIJISANJI unit that has its own YouTube channel after ChroNoiR.
Tagline: "To become sparkling Idols like Jewel" (宝石のように輝くアイドルに)
"SKB部" (Sukebe-bu, Pervert Club) - Mikoto, Ange Katrina, Suzuka Utako and Gundo Mirei. This group often talks about adult topics and other sensitive material.
" i's " (pronounced "Iris") - Mikoto, Lize Helesta and Higuchi Kaede. This group often covers songs by the Love Live group μ's. The unit name is based on "Iris," the goddess of rainbows in Greek mythology, which is similar to how μ's is based on the "Muses," the nine goddesses of the arts.[15]
(2) Indonesia and Korea branches merged with main NIJISANJI branch.
(3) Program terminated; members are active but are no longer affiliated with NIJISANJI.
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