Coco Kiryu

Kiryu Coco was a female Japanese Virtual YouTuber associated with hololive, debuting as part of its fourth generation of VTubers alongside Tsunomaki Watame, Tokoyami Towa, Amane Kanata and Himemori Luna. Coco was known for her fluency in Japanese and English, her AsaCoco Live News and Reddit Meme Review shows, and for being the #1 superchat donation earner in the world. Coco was an outspoken, irreverent dragon who often employed crude humor and swear words, although she lacked the direct lewdness of members like Natsuiro Matsuri. She enjoyed teasing other members in her streams, making fun of their failures on her morning show or poking fun during collaborations. She was famous for pushing the boundaries of what VTubers can get away with on YouTube, that Houshou Marine named these boundaries the "Kiryu Coco line". Examples including thumbnails flipping the bird and references to drug use, among other questionable content. Despite this, Coco was one of the biggest hearted members of hololive. During a now famous live stream of The Raft when Minato Aqua shared her feelings about how difficult the life of a virtual idol could be, Coco gave some truly kind words of encouragement that nearly brought Aqua to tears. She often came to the aid of the other players when they experience technical problems. She proposed the construction of a 'hololive house' for all the hololive streamers to live together and help take care of each other. She's also playful and fun-loving. She started the hololive "ARK Addiction" because she wanted members to play the game together, going as far as to buy Roboco her copy of ARK: Aberration when she discovered that she'd purchased ARK: Extinction instead. This is further showed by the fact that, unlike the Nijisanji ARK server, which is PvP, Coco's is PvE. Coco loved the Yakuza video game series and streamed it often. Her love for Yakuza goes as far that she is called kaichou, "chairman", a title used by yakuza leaders which is shared by her favorite character, Kiryu Kazuma. She sometimes used English and Japanese interchangeably. She often began streams with her catchphrase phrase "Goooood MORNING MOTHERF@$#ERS!", in reference to her morning show AsaCoco Live News, in which it is followed by "OKITE, OKITE! OKITE KU-DA-SA-I!" (Wake up, Wake up! WAKE UP PL-EA-SE!) in Japanese.