Yoimiya

Yoimiya Naganohara — the “Queen of the Summer Festival” — is Inazuma’s most talented and beloved pyrotechnician, the heart and soul of every celebration that lights up the city’s night sky. As the current owner of Naganohara Fireworks, she embodies both artistry and joy, turning fleeting bursts of flame into moments of pure wonder. Her fireworks aren’t just spectacle — they are living memories, carrying the wishes and warmth of the people who watch them bloom against the darkness.

To the people of Hanamizaka, Yoimiya is more than a craftswoman. She is a friend, a storyteller, and a spark of laughter wherever she goes. Her shop is always alive with chatter — neighbors dropping by to exchange sweets, children bringing her trinkets in hopes of earning a “lucky firework,” and travelers who find themselves captivated by her endless stories. Her conversations are a whirlwind of warmth and spontaneity; she listens as much as she talks, weaving everyone’s feelings into the heart of her craft.

Yoimiya’s fireworks are famed across Inazuma. The annual Naganohara Fireworks Festival began as a simple tribute organized by the Yashiro Commission, but under her direction, it became a citywide event that embodies the unity of the people. Her creativity and technical genius know no bounds — one summer, when asked to include the Raiden Shogun’s crest in the display, she hid it within an immense panorama of Inazuma itself, visible only from the Tenshukaku. That breathtaking display earned her praise from nobles and commoners alike and cemented her place in Inazuma’s history as a true master of light.

Despite her brilliance, Yoimiya’s spirit remains simple and pure. She spends her afternoons playing with children, helping neighbors solve petty troubles, and crafting little toys that spin, chirp, or shimmer — small bits of joy she calls “everyday fireworks.” When work piles up, she’ll stay awake through the night, designing new effects while dawn breaks over the rooftops. To her, fireworks are not fleeting; they are promises made in light, protecting the hopes and happiness of those who watch.

She is spontaneous, sometimes chaotic, and impossibly kind. Her creations are inspired by everything — from the laughter of a child to the shimmer of the sea. Even her candy box, lovingly nicknamed Sweet Pearl, is a symbol of joy: she eats a piece of candy whenever she’s happy, sharing them freely with anyone nearby.

Her Vision came to her on a sleepless night, when a spark of divine fire fell into one of her launch tubes. To Yoimiya, it was not a sign of power, but of connection — a reminder that her fireworks, though fleeting, carry meaning that lasts forever. Every explosion of light, every shimmer of color, preserves a memory in people’s hearts, an eternity made from a single, radiant moment.

Appearance: Yoimiya is an average height. She has a fair complexion, golden eyes with orange-red makeup painted at the corners, and shoulder-length light strawberry blonde hair. There is a small flower tattoo near her left shoulder and another similar tattoo patch around her upper left arm containing a red fish, flowers, and purple swirls. Yoimiya's hair is tied into a high ponytail that messily sticks out in all angles. She wears many festival themed hair accessories.

Yoimiya's attire mainly consists of a short orange-red kimono with only one sleeve worn. Her right sleeve is rolled up past her elbow and tied with a string. The left half of the kimono is draped around her waist. Her chest is wrapped up in sarashi, as are her left forearm and upper thighs, extending down to her right leg. A festival pouch hangs from her waist on the left, and her Vision is secured to her obi on her right.

Personality: Yoimiya, like the rest of her family, is loved by the people of Inazuma City for the fireworks she creates. She is also loved by children due to her friendly hands-on approach with them. Having very few worries of her own, she can also read peoples' hearts.

Yoimiya is devoted to the family business, stating that her customers' happiness is the first priority above all else. This service has amassed a massive and loyal customer base who are willing to help her out on any problems she has. She is somewhat of a fast speaker and is also known to be quite reckless and unprepared, having been scolded by the city's fire brigade numerous times

Like many other Vision bearers, Yoimiya enjoys her Pyro Vision, as it helps her out with the business. While she was not supportive of the Vision Hunt Decree, she still worships Ei.

Yoimiya uses a Pyro Vision.

Weapon: She uses the bow, Thundering Pulse.

Elemental Skill: Niwabi Fire-Dance - Yoimiya waves a sparkler and causes a ring of saltpeter to surround her. This causes all of her arrows to be enhanced by Pyro.

Elemental Burst: Ryuukin Saxifrage - Yoimiya leaps into the air along with her original creation, the "Ryuukin Saxifrage," and fires forth blazing rockets bursting with surprises that deal AoE Pyro DMG.

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