Miki gathers her light olive-green hair into a loose, slightly messy bun, leaving a few strands to fall on either side of her face. Behind red-rimmed oval glasses sit a pair of yellow eyes, completing the look of an easygoing young woman a step beyond high school.
Direct but warm, Miki speaks her mind, most of all when steering Yuki through her tangled feelings toward Tōru Ishikawa. The bluntness masks real affection, and she genuinely wants her sister to say what she wants rather than bottle it up. A mischievous side rounds her out, and she delights in ribbing Yuki whenever Akane Yanagi enters the picture, much to the younger girl's dismay.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
In the English dub of Horimiya, Miki Yoshikawa is voiced by Alle Mims; Atsumi Tanezaki voices her in the original Japanese version.
Miki Yoshikawa is a minor character in Horimiya, introduced as the college aged older sister of Yuki Yoshikawa who mainly appears to offer her sibling frank advice.
Miki Yoshikawa wears her light olive green hair in a loose, slightly messy bun and has yellow eyes framed by red rimmed oval glasses.
Miki Yoshikawa is direct but warm, especially when guiding her younger sister Yuki through her feelings for Tōru Ishikawa, and she enjoys teasing Yuki whenever Akane Yanagi comes up.
No, Miki Yoshikawa has already moved on to college, which makes her an outside voice of experience for her younger sister Yuki rather than part of the main high school cast.
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