Tomorrow is my 20K celebration on the purple site. 👀 I'm so excited to hang out with friends and share this milestone with the community that made it possible. I'm also a bit nervous because there are some changes coming up that I get to talk about tomorrow. I hope everyone supports the new projects in store and what future Mikki is up to 🩷

WE ARE CURRENTLY LIVE! COME YAP AND EXPLORE BEING LOST IN A CASTLE WITH ME (2...)!!! 🍞 twitch.tv/narunini 🍞 #LostCastle2 #ad

Last year was: "A Night to Remember..." This year, you’re entering: "The Lion’s Den." 🦁 Get ready for the Heirs OffKai Industry Mixer returning Saturday, July 25, 2026 from 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM! More details soon. 👑💜

[ANNOUNCEMENT] I am so excited to announce that my VERY FIRST (!?) marketable Hazumi plushie is NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER!! Please take her home & NO JAR!! 🔗⤵️

【 NEW COVER DROP 】 🎨 Palette / Tokoyami Towa🎨 Cover by Hazumi #TOWART ── ࣪˖ ࣪ ⊹ ࣪ ˖ ── ࣪˖ ࣪ ⊹ ࣪ ˖ ── PLEASE ENJOY MY BIRTHDAY COVER!! ￬ full & credits below ￬

The Keepers call to you now… will you answer them? No longer a secret, Thief: The Dark Project Remastered returns!

SIX SEVENNNNN 🫴🫴 another year, another birthday 🎉

🚀 A NEW HEIR ENTERS ORBIT 🚀 Pomato is bringing bright energy, chaos, and a whole lot of scientific and educational charm to the roster! We’re so excited to support her as she launches into this next chapter with us! Welcome @Pomatomaster to Heirs! 👑💜

[ANNOUNCEMNT] I'm so excited to announce my very first Hazumi marketable plushie with @craftifyx_co !! Before, we've had a Hazumini plushie, but this is the first time I'm releasing one of ME! (ㅅ´ ˘ `) Pre-Orders Start: June 7, 11AM PDT (on my birthday!)

🏮 ARE YOU GOING TO ANIFEST? ✨ If so, come to my meet and greet! I love meeting anyone and everyone, so let's hang out together. 🩵 ⏰ 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM | M02

⭐️ I'm so honored to headline the AniFest Saturday concert with the Heirs girlies!!!! ⭐️ It's been a dream of mine since starting my Vtubing journey. If you're attending, I hope you'll come watch the show AHHHHH 🩷🩷🩷

I’m going to go on a little rant right now so hang tight with me… 1/ A major problem I see in the VTuber industry, especially as it continues to professionalize, is that a lot of people are being pushed into business situations without the experience, education, or background to properly navigate them. 2/ This applies across creators, managers, artists, riggers, agencies, vendors, and more. A lot of people enter the space with passion, which is great. Passion is one of the reasons this space is so unique. 3/ But passion alone does not replace business knowledge, professionalism, contracts, communication, or ethical practices. Once you start selling services, managing talent, negotiating deals, taking payment, or representing others, you are no longer operating only as a hobbyist. 4/ You are participating in business. When that happens, it becomes your responsibility to keep learning and to implement ethical business practices instead of relying only on what you assume is the right thing to do. 5/ That means understanding boundaries, scope of work, payment terms, ownership, usage rights, deadlines, communication, and how your decisions impact other people’s money, time, art, careers, and opportunities. 6/ Everyone deserves to be paid fairly. Creators, artists, riggers, managers, editors, and anyone else doing real work should be compensated. But making revenue should not come at the expense of transparency, professionalism, or taking advantage of others also trying to build in the space. 7/ Too many situations in this industry are handled reactively instead of with proper research, communication, or business understanding. That creates avoidable conflict, damages trust, and makes everyone else more guarded in response. 8/ I think this is one of the reasons larger companies, sponsors, investors, and outside partners can be hesitant to enter the VTuber market. When some of the most visible examples in the space show poor communication, unclear business practices, reactive decision-making, or a lack of professionalism, it creates risk for everyone. 9/ This does not mean everyone needs to be perfect or have a corporate background. It does mean that if you want to operate on the business side of VTubing, you have to treat it like a business. 10/ Learn. Ask questions. Get contracts reviewed. Communicate clearly. Be fair. Be transparent. And regardless of who you choose to work with, make sure their business practices align with your values ahead of time. 11/ That alone can save a lot of discourse, confusion, and conflict later. The VTuber space has so much potential, but for it to grow in a healthy way, the people building in it have to take ethical business practices seriously. 12/ VTubing is becoming a real business ecosystem, and everyone involved has to level up their standards for the space to grow in a healthy way. Not just when it benefits them, but especially when other people are depending on them.

Would you shoot your shot with a Girfailure? NEW HYPERPOP REMIX!!🎵

I'm seeing a LOT of posts from managers, agencies, and advice accounts pop up after the Luminara situation. While this doesn't pertain to those who are genuine, I am wary of some who suddenly try to promote themselves on the back of what is essentially a community tragedy. Some advice: ask for resumes you can verify and for references. If managers say they are "learning the skills they need," they shouldn't be claiming to be a manager at all. And most of all, if you didn't need management a week ago, you don't suddenly need it now. I understand those truly wanting to help, but unfortunately, that's not the case for everyone. And I've seen some advice that can even be incorrect. Please be considerate, and to my peers, please be wary.