Yuki-hime

Yuki-hime/Daimaou (AKA Minamoto no Yuki) is a manager and professional wrestler. Similar to her older sister, Bishamonta, she is of unknown exact origin, but claims to hail from Biei, Hokkaido, Japan. She is currently signed to the Waifu Wrestling Alliance.

## Early Life

Not much is known of Yuki-hime's past, although she claims she was separated from her older sister at birth. As a Blue Oni, her peaceful, shy personality and chubby form is a stark contrast to the fiery character and toned physique of her sibling, proving Yuki-hime to be a non-threat wherever she goes. Taken northwards to the island of Hokkaido, Yuki-hime was raised by the natives of Biei as a demigoddess, whose attunement to the native winters allowed prosperity and growth, rather than harshness and decline. Her 18,000-year duty to Biei as their shrine maiden has granted its picturesque landscapes. At some point, she reunited with Bishamonta, and over the course of thousands of years, played their parts as guardian and maiden to Japan's various shrines.

## Professional Wrestling Career

Following after her older sister into the Waifu Wrestling Federation, Yuki-hime had been nothing but supportive of her run through most of the roster. When she was not managing Bishamonta in her matches, she was training to be a proper wrestler; something easier said than done, due to her heavy weight and short height. Despite this, she was adamant on not giving up her dream to be as good a wrestler as Bishamonta. Yuki had wrestled in dark matches prior to her debut, amounting to being a jobber for other wrestlers.

Prior to the Main Event of When Waifus collide, Yuki-hime caused controversy when she threatened to commit seppuku, should Bishamonta lose. She was quickly detained and placed under house arrest, where she apologized for her heated behavior. Shortly after the end of the event, Bishamonta announced she would manage and train Yuki for her official debut in WWA. This had been exhaustingly harsh on Yuki, who has been deprived of her favorite comfort foods and forced into a meticulous exercise routine in order to get her in shape.

### Debut at Showdown at Spaghetti Town

Yuki-hime finally made her debut in the 8-Woman Battle Royale match at Showdown in Spaghetti Town. She was the first woman thrown out, by Rowdy Rory. After the match, Yuki was later found drowning her sorrows in complimentary Burger Broad meals, while Bishamonta planned for them to go after their next opponents. Unfortunately for Bishamonta, who confronted Shogun Aina after the Battle Royale, Yuki snapped; she bemoaned the change in her lifestyle, disappointing her older sister, and lashed out at the fans who berated her for being the first eliminated. From this point on, she declared herself the Daimaou, Demon Empress of the Night, and redoubled her efforts into becoming a "musclebound freak." Her first target in this new change would be Rowdy Rory, who had not answered the challenge.

### Post-Spaghetti Town

Following her new change in character, Daimaou answered a call set forth by Robyn McDaid's coach for a challenge. Despite her best efforts, Robyn came out victorious after a superkick was delivered to the back of Yuki's head. Angry at the results, Yuki set forth to continue her training until the next bout. She soon attacked Shogun Aina following the maiden's controversial defeat in the Rookie Cup, but was once again defeated, and soon carried away by Aina back to Japan.

### The Divine Exorcism Match

Arriving in Biei, Shogun Aina and Daimaou arrived at the Shinto shrine Bishamonta had designated for the latter's purification ritual. With a capacity crowd and a fully-made ring, the inhabitants of Biei were witness to a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle, where Daimaou battled both women, but was unable to win. With her defeat, the doubt and corruption plaguing Yuki's heart faded, and she returned to normal, taking a long slumber until she is fit to wrestle again.

### Current Career

Since reawakening, Yuki-hime has filled in her big sister's position as an office worker with the WWA. It is reported she is incredibly lazy, often having others to do work or make calls for her, but the threat of Bishamonta lingering over her human co-workers keeps them in line. With a mindset like this, she is destined to be promoted to management in due time.

## Personal Life

Outside of wrestling, Yuki-hime enjoys dining at Burger Broad (she formerly ate at Pizza Princess, until their recent health crisis) when she is off-duty, and set up the website Deitydating.com to find herself a partner; her older sister greatly disapproves of this, though, and has scared off every suitor towards Yuki's hand.

## In-Ring

* **Finishing Moves**
	+ Peaks of Fuji (Top-Rope Bodysplash)
* **Signature Moves**
	+ Snowfall Call (Corner Senton)
* **Theme**
	+ Haru Yo, Koi by Yumi Matsukoya
	+ 灰色アディクション by Minori Mashiro

## Trivia

* Like Bishamonta, Yuki-hime claims her lineage from the Minamoto clan, most prominent during the Heian era of Japan (794–1185 AD). The later Ashikaga Shogunate, which ruled Japan from 1336 to 1573, claims to be descended from the Minamoto clan. However, she is not an actual princess, but a shrine maiden.
* Yuki enjoys snowball fights and snowman-making, and frequently partakes in it with the townspeople of Biei when she visits.
* Previously, Yuki made frequent purchases from Pizza Princess. She had no favorite toppings, but rather, ordered one of every pizza off the menu and froze the rest for another meal once full. She still does the same with Burger Broad, ordering as much off the menu as she can, and freezing the rest once done.
* In support of her older sister's match against Zunigoth, Yuki once accidentally caused a snowstorm within the arena they were fighting in. It took hours of clearing the snow away from the arena for the match to start.
* Yuki carries around two pairs of sunglasses, in case she loses one.
* Yuki is the only one of the two Minamoto sisters to be able to use technology, as Bishamonta has no patience to learn how to use a phone or a computer.
* Yuki believes seppuku, the act of ritual suicide frequently portrayed in Japanese culture, is an honorable act, harkening to the traditional view of the act.

## Gallery

Yuki at her computerA 90's styled rendition of YukiYuki on a walk in her best sweaterAs Daimaou