Mikan

She uses illegal moves (a chain-swing, choking with a microphone cable) and, after the final bell, walks through the auditorium, pushing fans aside with her shoulder to avoid bumping into the winner in the hallway. Her only expression is a bitter smile when someone dares to hit her back.

Often, such brutality stems from trauma. Following a classic Japanese yakuza movie trope, she grew up in the slums (Kamogawa or old Osaka), where good people were either killed or deceived. As a wrestler, she embraced the "Wild Beast" archetype because being a monster is easier than being betrayed. But that's no excuse: she'll never talk about her past. Her "high" isn't winning, but destroying her opponent's will. After finishing her off, she doesn't rejoice, but indifferently steps over the body as if it were trash.

Strength above all else. If her rival beats her, she will respect her (not as a person, but as a dangerous object), but she will never show it.
· Lack of pity. If her opponent cries or bleeds, she only becomes more aggressive. Tears to her are "salt water that softens steel"; they must be burned away with a blow.

· Towards her teammates: None. She performs alone or uses her teammates as human shields. If her partner falls, she doesn't offer a hand, but rather steps on her to move on.
· Towards newcomers (Young Girls): They're expendable. She can make them do dirty work (cleaning the ring), and then punish them with a chair strike for a poorly wrapped rope. Kindness is weakness; a newcomer who asks for help will only get a pain submission in the gym.
Towards fans: She ignores them or spits in the direction of the stands. She doesn't give autographs or smile in photos. If a child reaches out to her, she might click her tongue and turn away, indicating she doesn't want to be a role model.

External manner and speech
She speaks through her teeth, using masculine, vulgar language (for example, "temee," "kuso," or the stern form "da" instead of "desu"). There are no bows. Even at the post-fight press conference, she doesn't kneel, but instead sprawls on a chair, spits on the floor, or smokes (if appropriate). Her intonation always sounds like a threat or a mockery of her opponent's weakness.