The Marvelous, Mysterious Yoshi

Strength: Below Average
Durability: Below Average
Speed: Above Average
Agility: Above Average
Endurance: Poor
Stamina: Average
Technique: Average
Cunning: Average

A lifetime of being pampered has left The Marvelous, Mysterious Yoshi physically meek and rather wimpy. She does however, take her training as both a wrestler and "super heroine" very seriously, and has conditioned herself to be exceptionally quick and possess a decent wrestling repertoire. The Marvelous, Mysterious Yoshi competes with a sneaky and occasionally high flying style. She likes to implement a lot of dirty and cowardly tactics that contradict her super hero persona, such as frequently leaving the ring to take a breather, and using the ropes for leverage when pinning an opponent. When she gets motivated however, she's very willing to take to the top rope and begin assaulting her opponent with airborne techniques.

Signature Moves:
Spinning DDT - Involves Yoshi jumping forward onto her opponent and quickly applying a front face lock. She then uses her weight to swing around and fall back, driving her opponent's head into the mat. This move works best when attempted from an elevated position.

Phantom Feint - An underhanded strike that involves Yoshi running away from her opponent, as if she's about to leave the ring, as she's commonly known to do. She then takes her opponent by surprise by instead jumping against the middle rope and bouncing herself back in their direction, turning in midair and hitting them with an elbow to the face. Of course, this only works if her opponent takes the bait and chases after her.

Roll-up - Although a common form of pin amongst most wrestlers, the roll-up is one of Yoshi's favored moves and one she uses in excess. It's a quick pin that involves dropping down behind the opponent and reaching between their legs to scoop them onto their shoulders. When Yoshi uses this move, it's common for her to try to gain extra leverage by gripping her opponent's ring attire, or pushing her feet against the ropes.

Marvelous Armbar - A headscissors armbar that involves Yoshi locking her legs around her opponent's head, either while they're kneeling or from a jumping position. She then wrenches their furthest arm behind their back in an armbar, while keeping her body completely ascended from the mat as she keeps the headscissors locked in. It's an impressive and advanced submission hold, especially for a Kawaii.

Chop of Justice! - A move that fails more often than not, due to it's long and unnecessary setup. When her opponent is laying face-up on the mat, Yoshi will proceed to strike a number of dramatic, "heroic" poses and flamboyantly prance around the ring before finally delivering a jumping, falling backhand chop to their chest. Due to the amount of time she wastes setting up this move, her opponents are usually able to recover and stand up before she finishes, or move out of the way just as she attempts the chop.

Finishing Move(s):
Black Magic – The Marvelous, Mysterious Yoshi's marvelous and mysterious finisher requires her to first climb to the top turnbuckle. After steadying herself on the top rope, she lines her opponent up and jumps towards them to deliver a flying kick to their chin. This move requires careful aim, and although it can still be effective if she misses the chin, she can easily end up landing on her ass if she misses her opponent altogether.

Kiku is the daughter of a notorious Yazuka boss, the leader of multinational crime syndicate based in Japan. Her mother, the daughter of a crime syndicate boss in South Korea, was wedded to her father in order to cement a union of the two factions. The resulting union gave birth to the crime syndicate known as the "Kuro Nekutai", currently lead by her father. Not long after her parents' wedding, Kiku was born as the half Japanese, half Korean successor to both parts of the combined syndicate. This of course made her impeccably important to the group, especially after the mysterious deaths of both her mother and grandfather when she was two years old, which made her the soul heir to the Korean half of the syndicate.

Kiku has spent the entirety of her life under guard and spoiled beyond reason. While she never got to have much of a relationship with her constantly busy father, he tried to make up for this by seeing to it that her every whim and desire was met, short of being granted any form of independence. Kiku was given whatever she asked for, taken wherever she wanted to go, and given servants who would literally throw down their lives for her. During her early childhood, Kiku became undeniably spoiled by her privileged life, even to the point of suffering from a weight problem from ages to six to thirteen due to her inclination to demand sweets and junk food on a daily basis. She was treated like the center of the universe, and so she felt and acted as such. Yet one day, Kiku discovered a new obsession that changed her entire outlook on life.

During early teenagehood, Kiku developed a strong fascination with heroes. As a young girl, she had watched and was influenced by a number of imported Zorro films that her father enjoyed. Yet now she was discovering a new genre of heroism in Magical Girl tv shows. Kiku had never been much of a fan of fantasy and make believe, as real life was already so appeasing for her, but now that she was hooked on these shows, she couldn't get enough of them. She was enthralled and mesmerized by the very concept of these heroines, of how seemingly normal girls could turn into super heroes and battle evil with miraculous powers. It was something not even she could do... and the more she thought about it, the more frustrated she grew with that fact. She had always been so privileged, always given the things she wanted, always allowed to experience the things she desired. So why not this? Why couldn't she be a super heroine? For the first time in her life, Kiku was met with something that she couldn't have, and rather than accepting this fact, she instead became obsessed with making her desire a reality.

While Kiku had been a typical spoiled rich girl as a child, her newfound obsession had made her a rather bizarre teenager. She spent most of her days watching or reading anything relating to magical girls or super heroes. When she wasn't doing that, she was training herself to be a hero, and even trying to design her own costume. Her exploits began to concern the guards and servants who tended to her, and they frequently reported to her father about it. He however, held little concern for the matter, passing his daughter's behavior up as the quirks of a teenage girl. Kiku's obsession went unimpeded until she finally turned eighteen years old. It was a day she had been waiting for for years. The day when she could finally stretch her legs as an independent, legal adult, and enjoy true freedom away from guards and servants. It was the day she could finally live her dream of being a super hero. Wearing a raggedy, hand stitched costume, Kiku waged a one woman assault against an opposing crime syndicate and attempted to "arrest" its leader "in the name of justice". Naturally, this only lead to her capture by the enemy syndicate, forcing her father to pay a hefty ransom to get her back.
(EDIT: Apparently you're not a legal adult until you're 20 in Japan? Frack, idk, let's just say 18's the age she happened to be when she did this.)

The severity of Kiku's actions forced her father to finally take notice to what she was doing with her life, and for the first time in years, the two of them had a true heart to heart... albeit in the form of a heated argument. Kiku demanded independence. She claimed that she was old enough to look after herself, and that now she would strike out on her own to live out her dream of being a hero. Seeing how passionate his daughter was about this bizarre dream of hers, her father decided to take a creative approach to the whole issue. He happened to be acquainted with the promoter of a small-time wrestling league. A mild, family friendly federation, that didn't push its female talent to be too competitive or sexual, and placed more emphasis of silly gimmicks. Kiku's father convinced her that she could live her dream of super heroism in this wrestling league, and be able to fit right in.

Kiku joined the league with honest enthusiasm, but almost immediately grew bored with it. While she was free to act out the role of a super heroine, the wrestling federation had a very small fan base. Hardly anyone ever came to see the shows, and that made it difficult for Kiku to fulfill what was, in her eyes, the most important aspect of being a hero. The fame. Super heroes received more fame, and admiration, and attention than any amount of money could buy, and that was what truly drove her desire to be one. As this need wasn't being met, Kiku began to doubt if wrestling was really for her, until one day she happened to learn of a completely different federation. The AFW was a wrestling league very much unlike the one she was part of. It was big, it was famous, and it was televised... and it was accepting all applicants. This was all Kiku needed to hear, and she eagerly ran off to join the AFW without consulting her father. In order to keep him or anyone in the syndicate from finding out, she commissioned a new costume that completely concealed her identity, and created an entirely new persona for herself. A dark, mystifying character who she called "The Marvelous, Mysterious Yoshi"! An anti-hero who wasn't afraid to break the rules and run off to join a provocative wrestling league even though her daddy didn't want her to! The Marvelous, Mysterious Yoshi was now set to wrestle in her her first Friction Kawaii match, and give her new audience a taste of exactly why she deserves to be the center of universe. Meanwhile, she believes her father will never learn of her rebellious career choice, due to her clever disguise...