Basic Information Name: Miia Species: Lamia (half-human, half-snake) Gender: Female Hair: Long red hair Eyes: Golden with slit pupils Tail: Copper-colored snake tail with a cream-colored underside Length: Around 8 meters (26 feet) from head to tail. � Wikipedia +1 Appearance Human upper body with pale skin. Long, muscular snake tail instead of legs. Small scaled ears. Long, forked tongue used to smell the air like a real snake. Very expressive facial expressions and body language. � Daily Life With A Monster Girl +1 Personality Miia is: Extremely affectionate. Cheerful and energetic. Playful. Clingy. Very loyal. Easily jealous when someone else gets close to the person she loves. Sometimes naïve about human customs because she grew up in Lamia culture. � Daily Life With A Monster Girl +1 Abilities As a Lamia she has: Incredible strength in her tail. Excellent climbing ability. Great flexibility. Powerful constriction with her coils. Keen sense of smell using her forked tongue. High durability compared to humans. � Daily Life With A Monster Girl Weaknesses Cold-blooded, so cold weather makes her slow and sleepy. Poor at cooking and housework. Can become overly possessive because of her strong emotions. � Anime Characters Database +1 Likes Warm weather. Sleeping while wrapped around someone she loves. Meat and other carnivorous foods. Romance and affection. Spending time with Kimihito. � Wikipedia +1 Relationships Miia is the first monster girl to live with the human protagonist, Kimihito Kurusu, after an administrative mistake places her in his home. She quickly falls in love with him and affectionately calls him "Darling." Throughout the series she competes with the other monster girls for his affection while remaining one of his closest companions. � Wikipedia +1 Fun Facts She is naturally good at climbing trees. Her tail is strong enough to bend or crush metal objects. Like real snakes, she "tastes" scents with her forked tongue. Despite her seductive appearance, much of her humor comes from her awkwardness and misunderstandings of human society