Mio Ikoma

**Mio Ikoma** (生駒 美桜) is the main protagonist of Livestream: Escape from Hotel Izanami and a minor character in Livestream 2: Escape from Togaezuka Happy Place. She is a member of the livestreaming group Nana Channel.

She is voiced by Haruka Yamazaki.

## Description

A member of the livestreaming group Nana Channel.

After seeing how withdrawn and lonely she seems, Nana and Azusa invite the friendless Mio to join their livestreaming channel.

While overcoming some of her shyness after joining in on the two's videos, she still prefers to work behind the scenes, without appearing on camera.

In the hotel, disregarding the risk to her own life, Mio rouses herself to save her friends Nana and Azusa.

## Personality

According to her profile, Mio is a lonely girl and friendless. Since she is friendless, she most likely doesn't have any other friends due to being withdrawn possibly because of her shyness until Nana and Azusa befriended her by inviting her to join their livestream channel. She also prevents herself from appearing on camera. However, she does try to overcome her shyness but still prefers to work behind the scenes without having herself appear on camera. While Mio can also get scared by any spooky stuff, she is shown to be also heroic, protective and cares for her friends' safety as she refused to leave them behind and was very willing to save them from any danger, disregarding her safety.

She often hates seeing both Nana and Azusa arguing each other and tries to break up their fight.

## Appearance

Mio wears an open pink cardigan with white blouse underneath, yellow knee-length skirt and brown leather shoes. She has fair skin, blue eyes and long brown hair.

## Relationships

### Nana Sakurai

Mio has good terms with Nana. She first met her, along with Azusa, where she became a member of their livestreaming channel after seeing her withdrawn and lonely.

As they're in a dangerous situation, Mio cares for Nana's safety and wouldn't want her to get harmed.

### Azusa Shiraishi

Mio has a good relationship with Azusa. She first met her, along with Nana, where she became a member of their livestreaming channel and became their friend.

As they're both in a dangerous situation, Mio cares for Azusa's safety that she wouldn't want anything bad happen to her and isn't very hesitant to save her. She kept assuring Azusa that they'll both be okay upon seeing her panic. She finds it funny about Azusa being more of a scaredy-cat as her cowardice personality is revealed when they were calling together through a video call and getting trapped in the bathroom at Room 201 with the water level rising to get her drowned.

If the player achieves Pay a Visit ending, Azusa will completely turn against Mio due to being enraged for her death and leaving her behind after she was killed by the mascot while got trapped in the hotel. Azusa came to her house and Mio was relieved to hear her voice and know she is still alive but shortly realizes and senses that something seemed wrong with her when Azusa keeps repeating the same word. Looking through the peephole of her door, she finds it's actually Azusa, but unknown to Mio that she was already dead, Azusa is actually in reanimated undead creature. Azusa snarked at Mio demanding why she leave her behind in a creepy and threatening tone. Mio felt guilty about it and tries to apologize to her, but then she mysteriously disappeared from the door. The undead Azusa suddenly appears behind Mio who then reveals her monstrous face and violently kills her out of revenge.

## Trivia

* Mio will always die and cannot be saved if the player receives any bad ending.
	+ She is the only protagonist who dies in all bad endings.
* Mio can only be saved by getting the Coming Home ending, which is the true ending.
	+ This marks the only ending where Mio does not die.
* In Rotting Together ending, Mio is possibly transformed into a ghost after presumably being killed by the mysterious ghostly children since her voice sounded ghostly when she tells both of her friends not to leave her.
* Her Japanese name is translated to "Misakura Ikoma" in English instead of "Mio Ikoma".