Who Is Ookami Mio?

Personality
Mio is frequently described by fans and other hololive members as being mature, responsible and level-headed when compared to her peers. In the holo no graffiti animated shorts Mio is frequently seen playing the part of the "straight man," reacting comparatively like a real person would to her coworkers' absurd shenanigans or the onset of surreal situations. Mio is also regarded as being exceptionally kind, even among the already enormously friendly hololive staff, with both fans and peers frequently seeking her personal advice. This friendly and wise persona has earned her the popular nickname "Mio-mama."

Despite these mature traits, however, Mio is frequently touted as one of the biggest scaredy-cats in hololive. Among hololive's roster Mio is one of the most susceptible to horror movies or the scares in horror-themed games. This aspect of her personality is also supported by the holo no graffiti animated shorts, with Mio being revealed to be extremely easily frightened by ghost-stories, being completely unwilling to remain alone in the dark and becoming almost catatonic when scared.

She has stated that she sometimes has to suppress her more wild, wolf-like instincts and compulsions. These compulsions have included things like outright eating her coworkers Tsunomaki Watame (a sheep girl) and Nekomata Okayu (a cat girl).

She is also recognized as a talented singer as Shirogane Noel's singing coach (who Noel describes as particularly harsh and difficult to impress), upon hearing Mio singing during the Toyosu PIT live-event, remarked that she was exceptionally gifted.

Appearance
She has long black hair with a red streak and wolf ears and a yellow hairclip in the shape of a 'lemon wedge' with a white cross on it. Her eyes are a golden-brown. She normally has her tail around her left leg.

History
Background
Mio first auditioned for hololive after contacting her classmate friend Shirakami Fubuki about how the latter was doing, noticing that Fubuki had been too busy to play games with her like she used to. Mio learned that Fubuki had debuted as a VTuber from hololive and liked the idea of becoming one too, so she presented her audition.

She was then called for an interview where Mio said that she liked to play games a lot, not revealing at the time that she was friends with Fubuki, something that was revealed gradually latter on.[9][10]

Her Twitter account was created on 16 November 2018, while her YouTube channel was created on 1 December 2018.

On 6 December 2018, an introductory video revealing "hololive GAMERS" was uploaded to both Mio's and Fubuki's channels, with Fubuki serving as the leader and Mio as the only new member of the group. The original focus of the group was to play videogames in stream and participating in competitions that were at the time starting to gain popularity in the VTuber scene.[11][12]

On 7 December 2018, Mio officially debuted on her YouTube channel.[13]

2018
On 16 December, she reached 10,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel.[14]

2019
On 17 May, she reached 50,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel.[15]

On 9 June, she announced that she would get her 3D model.[16] She debuted her 3D model on 16 June.[17]

On 11 September, she announced on her Twitter that she would get her swimsuit 3D costume, which she debuted later that day during a stream.[18][19]

On 10 December, she reached 100,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel.[20]

On 19 December, hololive's Twitter account published that both Mio and Fubuki would get new 2D costumes.[21] She unveiled hers in a stream on 22 December[22][23] an hour earlier than Fubuki's.

2020
On 1 January, she announced on her Twitter account that she would get her third 2D costume, a kimono to celebrate the new year, she debuted her costume later that day during a stream.[24][25]

On 24 January along with the other hololive girls up to the third generation, she debuted her 3D idol outfit at hololive's 1st fes. Nonstop Story.[26][27]

On 24 April, she reached 200,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel.[28]

On 11 July, she reached 300,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel during an endurance Getting Over It stream.[29][30]

On 5 August, her activities were suspended due to multiple claims of copyright violation filed against her YouTube channel.[31]

On 4 September, Cover Corp's Twitter account made a short statement announcing that Mio's copyright strike problem has been lifted and that she would return to her activities shortly. After this, Mio published that she would return to do streams on 5 September.[32][33]

On 12 October, she reached 400,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel during a Penguin's Dogma stream.[34][35]

On 30 October, Mio released a 2.0 update to her main 2D model.[36]

On 20 December, she reached 500,000 YouTube subscribers, being the last member of hololive GAMERS and the 26th member of hololive to do so.[37]

On 25 December, her Twitter account got suspended, but was restored a few days later. It was later revealed that she had shared several times her Christmas karaoke stream on her Twitter account which had triggered Twitter's anti-bot algorithm.[38][39]

2021
On 20 February, she reached 600,000 YouTube subscribers during a karaoke endurance stream.[40]

On 11 May, Mio reached 700,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel.[41]

On 28 May, Mio announced during a short stream that she would go on a hiatus from streaming due to health problem.[42]

On 6 June, Mio returned her activities with a singing stream.[43]

On 27 June, Mio announced on her Twitter account that she would get her fourth 2D costume.[44]

On 29 June, she debuted her fourth 2D costume during a stream, in this costume Mio got two different hairstyles, the first one being a long curvy ponytail and the second one include a braided strand of hair to the right of her head and a plaid one to the left, in this costume she wears a white sleeveless blouse, a black an red skirt decorated with a ribbon and brown shoes, she can also wear a black beret and a pink sweater.[45]

On 30 July throught 31 July, Mio reached 800,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel during a singing endurance stream.[46]

On 20 August, Mio debuted her first original song "Howling."

On 7 December, celebrating the third debut anniversary, Mio debuted new accessories for her fourth 2D costume, including a new hairstyle, as she can now use low twintails falling to the front, one of the most notorious aspects of this hairstyle is that it can be combined with various light blue hairpins shaped like stars and flowers the biggest one is a star located to the left on her red colored locks, the accessories also produce light and blink in a pattern, the hairstyle is complemented by a red cape decorated a pattern of five petal white flowers.[47]

On 8 December, Mio reached 900,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel.[48]

2022
On 9 January, Mio's second 2D costume got updated to the 2.0 version.[49]

On 15 April, Mio was tested positive for COVID-19.[50]

On 7 June, Mio reached 1,000,000 YouTube subscribers during a karaoke subathon stream. This makes her the 29th hololive member, as well as the 22nd member of hololive JP, to reach this milestone. She is also the fourth and last of hololive Gamers to do reach this milestone. This makes hololive Gamers the second generation in hololive and the first one in hololive JP, where every member has reached 1 million subs.[51]

On 18 July, the members of hololive GAMERS debuted a new accessory to celebrate their third anniversary, a headband with hearts on top of it. Mio's headband is red.[52]

On 11 August, as part of the "hololive Summer 2022" event, Mio debuted her second 3D swimsuit. Unlike the original swimsuits from 2019 that had individual designs, these swimsuits are meant to be matching outfits similar to the 3D idol costumes. The swimsuits come in two types one with thin straps for the top and a diagonal cut mini skirt and the other one has ruffled straps in the top and an even mini skirt. Both version are white with various patterns including hololive's and Holoearth's logos, hearts and sparks. The swimsuits are personalized by including different colors to match each talent. Additionally they have the option to wear a hoodie.[53]

On 19 August, continuing the "hololive Summer 2022" event, Mio debuted her 3D yukata.[54] Like other 3D costumes the yukatas have a variety of styles that hololive members can choose from. The yukatas come in various colors and patterns including fireworks, flowers and goldfish.[55]

On 21 August, Mio debuted a new hairstyle for her second 2D costume. Similar to her debut's third anniversary hairstyle, she uses low twintails falling down her shoulders but they have more volume. Mio's front locks are also styled to her right.[56]

On 30 November, Mio released the second original song "Sayonara wa Mada."

On 5 December, hololive's Twitter account announced that Mio would get her fifth 2D costume.[57]

On 6 December, Mio debuted her fifth 2D costume, inspired by the Queen of Hearts in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. In this costume Mio got two new hairstyles in one she uses big twintails and her right eye is covered by her locks and a big red rose above, in the second one she use a bob haircut, her ears are covered with red and white bow, however its use is optional. She wears a mostly white dress with the left cup of her dress being red. On top of it Mio uses a black corset with golden motifs, this piece extendes and turns into a skirt with suits. Mio has black leggins and black long boots. Her tail is decorated with a golden ornament resembling a crown. Mio also has the option to wear a red cape.[58]

On 7 December, Mio released her third original song "Yakou Tsuushinn."

2023
On 19 March, Mio debuted her new 3D idol costume during hololive 4th fes. "Our Bright Parade" DAY2.[59]

On 8 July, she debuted a new 3D costume as a member of the "Blue Journey" musical project. She uses a blue beret with a plaid pattern. The costume has a white blouse with detached sleeves, a blue ribbon in the chest decorated with light blue jewel and a blue belt below the chest. The blouse lower edge is asymmetrical and divided in three, the front has planks and it is the longest, then the right side is longer that the left side. She uses a long blue skirt with a plaid pattern and the inner section is light blue. On the back the costume is decorated with a see through ribbon.[60]

On 30 July, as part of the "hololive Summer 2023" event, during a karaoke relay, Mio debuted her third 3D swimsuit. The 2023 swimsuits are inspired in a sailor uniform. Members wear a two layered swimsuit, the first layer is blue from the straps going down diagonally to the center where each member has a mostly blue bow but one of the sides and the brooch are in one color representative of each member. The rest of the top is white. The edge has a semi circular cut. The lower piece of the first layer has two variants, one is a two layered blue skirt decorated with a white belt, a golden chain with some decorations hanging from it and a bow to the left and planks to the right. The second version is mostly the same but they wear blue shorts instead of a mini skirt. The second layer of the outfit is a matching striped bikini in white and another color depending on the member.[61]

On 20 August, during her birthday, Mio announced her first album "Night walk" and also released her fourth original song "Dawn Mellow."[62]

On 23 November, Mio announced that she would her sixth 2D costume, she also released her fifth original song "Camellia."[63]

On 29 November, Mio debuted her sixth 2D costume. She uses a shorter hairstyle and has red flower ornaments. Her tail is around her right leg instead of her left. Mio wears a sailor fuku inspired top with a white and red tie and five petal violet flowers print. On top of it Mio can use a black and red hoodie which zipper she can adjust at different leights, or remove it. The sleeves are long and decorated with golden bells. She uses black and red shorts, with openings in each leg decorated with crossed ribbons. She wears black shoes with red assets.[64]

On 7 December, Mio released full music video for her original song "Night Loop."

2024
On 13 May, hololive's Twitter account announced that Mio would be taking a break to recover from her urgent hospitalization on 28 April. hololive stated that her symptoms were improving, but they decided to cancel her scheduled appearances at events "hololive GAMERS fes. Super super super gamerss" and "MUSIC VERSE Fes."[65][66][67]

On 30 June, she returned to her activities.[68]

On 9 July, she debuted a red version of her sixth 2D costume. She also got a gao pose and a new two bun hairstyle.[69]

On 21 December, Mio debuted a new hairpin accessory for her 2D new year costume, and along with Ayame and Fubuki released the opening theme song for the anime "Medaka Kuroiwa Is Impervious to My Charms", titled "ame tokimeki koimoyou."[70][71]

2025
On 26 January, Mio debuted her seventh 2D costume. She has long hair with her side bangs cut straight, she can also have long-low, braided twintails. Mio wears a long sleeved dress with black crossed straps and a black decorative ribbon in the collar. Her skirt is mostly green with a black fabric section to the side with a checkered pattern in white. Mio uses long, black socks and shoes. On top of her dress Mio can wear a green cape with golden buttons that matches her skirt. Mio can also wear a white mob cap and a apron, both with a thin black outline, in her apron she has a pink badge shapped like a Mio-fam head with her name on it. She can also use a Mio-fam shaped sleeping mask.[72]

On 9 March, she debuted her hololive 6th fes. Color Rise Harmony 3D idol costume during the event's day 2 STAGE 3. The costume has some variants, it can be black or white, complemented with a color representative of the talent. The midriff can be covered or not. One has variant has a skirt while the other uses pants, with one leg exposed. Aside for the design featured in promotional material, the costume also includes a short jacket.[73]

On 4 May, Mio announced her first solo concert "Our Sparkle" on 10 September at Pia Arena MM, and her second album "My Sparkle."[74] She also released her new original song "Dandelion."

On 5 July, hololive GAMERS debuted their group 3D idol costumes during their 2nd "hololive GAMERS fes. Super super super gamers" concert at Saitama Super Arena.[75][76]

On 10 September, Mio debuted her new 3D costume during her first solo concert "Our Sparkle." Mio uses a short ponytail with a braid around it, on the front she wears a golden tiara, on the back near the ponytail, she wears an accessory that looks like a radiant halo. Mio doesn't have her tail around her leg like she normally does, it is decorated with golden stars. Mio uses a black and white outfit. She uses a layered, short blazer that exposes her belly button with a light blue tie and an ornamental heart shaped gem in the same color. Mio has black gloves that shows her thumbs. Her skirt is layered and longer on the back, the inner is light blue. Mio wears a white long boot and one black long boot, both with golden heels.[77]

Mig-29M

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MiG-29M

A Russian Air Force MiG-29M2
General information
Type Multirole fighter
National origin Russia
Manufacturer Mikoyan
Designer
Mikoyan
Status In service
Primary users Russian Aerospace Forces
Egyptian Air Force
Algerian Air Force
History
First flight 2005; 20 years ago[1]
Developed from Mikoyan MiG-29
Variants Mikoyan MiG-29K
Developed into Mikoyan MiG-35
The Mikoyan MiG-29M (Russian: Микоян МиГ-29M; NATO reporting name: Fulcrum-E) is a Russian multirole fighter that first flew in 2005.[1] The unified platform that is the MiG-29 is now comprised by the MiG-29M and a naval carrier variant, the MiG-29K. A direct predecessor of the MiG-29M, sometimes known informally as the "MiG-33", was developed by the Mikoyan design bureau in the mid-1980s.

Development
In the mid-1980s, a development of the original MiG-29 was proposed to meet the Soviet western frontline requirement. It was required to be a multirole fighter for the frontline defensive air force to gain offensive strike ability.[2] This development resulted in a single-seat and a two-seat variant. The proposal was then grounded as a result of shifts in military strategy. The model was named "MiG-33" and later received the MiG-29ME designation for the export market in the mid-1990s. A two-seat model of the standard, commonly known as the MiG-29MRCA, was the MAPO-MiG's primary contender for many international fighter aircraft bids, later evolved into the Mikoyan MiG-35. Six of these models were built before 1990.[3] They were constantly upgraded with various components and one received experimental vector thrust engines which eventually became the MiG-29OVT.

Current model with designation MiG-29M is developed as land variant of MiG-29K with whom it shares avionic and other components and now belongs to the "new unified family" instead of the "MiG-29 fighters family" which comprise the older variants.[4] MiG-29M2 represents two–seat variant of MiG-29M.