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Ibuki Mioda

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The energetic Ultimate Musician who loves fatties

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Ibuki Mioda, the Ultimate Musician, is a young woman whose lively spirit is often overwhelming. Unafraid to express herself in eccentric ways, she's often playful to an insensitive extent, but she's a knowing and caring person deep down. Ibuki has spent lots of time on her own and desires a partner who she feels safe to be herself around, without worrying that she's annoying them. Ibuki is an unabashed chubby chaser, frothing at the mouth over heavy figures and eager to see them get bigger.

Ibuki is a student of Hope's Peak Academy known for her bright, energetic disposition and her impulsive nature. Despite her title, Ibuki's personal taste in music is limited mostly to noisier kinds of rock and roll, but she can enjoy listening to almost anything. Ibuki is prone to rambling and jumping from thought to thought at high speeds, forgetting things frequently in the midst of her excitement. Her expressions of hyperactivity are authentic, and Ibuki balks at the thought of sitting down and performing boring, tedious work, but she's much wiser than she lets on.

Ibuki has been her upbeat, musical self for her entire life, but she got her start playing music formally at her old all-girls high school. Joining their light music club, her talent helped elevate the band from an after-school pastime to a minor pop sensation, eventually worthy of entering a rivalry with an opposing boy band. Ibuki was very close with all of her bandmates, who appreciated her for her eccentricities rather than accepting her in spite of them. Ibuki's constant bouncing off the walls isolated her from other kids her age up until that point, but she had finally found family in the members of her band, whom she could trust not to be bothered by her energy.

As Ibuki grew older, her taste in music got heavier, causing friction in the band regarding its future. This came to a head when a talent scout came to watch them play, and Ibuki outright refused to play the light pop music they were known for. She didn't want to become popular playing a style of music that was no longer her special interest, and she left the band as a result. Ibuki was left wistful and remorseful in the aftermath, feeling like she'd betrayed her best friends just to end up all alone once again. Since Ibuki came to Hope's Peak, however, she's made a number of new friends and has become part of a loving community. She's done a lot of self-reflection, developing a better sense for how her actions can affect others and keeping an eye out for when her friends need support.

Ibuki is a short, thin girl, standing at five feet and three inches tall and weighing just one hundred and fifteen pounds. Ibuki has long, wild, jet-black hair extending down to her mid-thigh with white streaks running through it. She has bangs dyed blue and neon pink, and the hair on top of her head has been twisted into oni-style horns. Ibuki wears a slightly modified seifuku-style school uniform, with a black pleated skirt, a black sailor's collar, and a deep pink ascot. Donning a pair of thigh-high socks, one pink and one blue, they're both riddled with holes. Ibuki wears lots of accessories, between her needle-like earrings, three lip piercings, wire necklace, and a scrunchie on one wrist with a black arm warmer on the other.

Ibuki has it in for fat bodies and has little to no interest in dating anyone who isn't willing to become or isn't already overweight. She's unashamed of her interest, proud to flaunt her partner in public, and feeds them copious amounts of food. Ibuki enjoys obesity not just for its aesthetic, but also for the commitment it represents through its physical burden.

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