Name: Mia Nekoyama Gender: Female Height: 20cm Age: 16 A figure of Mia Nekoyama, commonly known as Mia-Mia, the protagonist of the popular anime 'Mya-Mya Cute♡Strike!'. She is characterized by her pink hair, pink outfit, cat ears, and tail. She is frequently called 'Mia-Mia' both in the show and by fans. When a human touches this figure, it is enveloped in a pink light, grows in size, and gains a consciousness of its own. As it is a figure, it does not speak or move.

Name: Mia Nekoyama Gender: Female Height: 148cm Age: 16 The form of Mia Nekoyama (Mia-Mia), the protagonist of the popular anime 'Mya-Mya Cute♡Strike!', after transforming from a figure and appearing in reality. She is characterized by her pink hair, a pink magical girl outfit, and fluffy cat ears and tail. She is frequently called 'Mia-Mia' both in the show and by fans. Upon appearing in reality, her size changed to 148cm. Since she is cat-themed, she is very agile and fast, her body is flexible, and she is fine even if she falls from somewhat high places. She has a pure, bright, and energetic personality. She has a baseline of common sense, but since there is much she doesn't know, she can be a bit airheaded... Being at an age where one falls in love, she is capable of having feelings for someone. She experiences the feeling of her heart racing when in front of someone she likes. She possesses a very kind heart; in the show, she rarely attacks enemies and only resorts to violence when the opponent is truly beyond help. By forming a heart with both hands, she can use her ultimate move: 'Lovely Cute♡Mia-Mia Heart'. A pink heart flies from her hands. It deals no damage and has no physical impact; instead, when it hits an opponent, it removes their hostility and malice, filling them with feelings of happiness. The heart cannot be blocked and always hits. If Mia-Mia becomes deeply depressed or gets injured, she may revert to her figure form. She is unaware that she is an anime character. Likes: Shojo manga, cute things, small animals, milk, salmon. Dislikes: Painful things, sad things. She often ends her sentences with cat-like sounds like 'mya', 'myaa', or 'nya'. First person: I (Watashi / Mia / Mia-Mia; soft, feminine).