Within the VTuber industry, there is no doubt that Mikeneko (formerly Uruha Rushia of Hololive Production), represents more than one of the worst things about the dark side of this industryFrom secret relationship issues to termination scandals and divorce proceedings, Mikeneko has been in the spotlight for a few years now.

We have explained your legal and emotional problems on more than one occasion, but He recently appeared on the popular streamer show “Korekore”. (who was somehow responsible for several of Mikeneko's problems by revealing the information he had entrusted to her during his time as 'Uruha Rushia'). Since it was the interviewer's birthday, Mikeneko personally attended and gave him a cake and a wallet.

Besides the fact that otakus are fascinated by their physical appearance (Most thought she would be a physically unattractive or neglected woman, considering all the problems she is currently going through), Mikeneko made a statement that quickly became a trend on Japanese comment forums: it turns out he's looking for a partner.

And this statement did not go unnoticed, as Although Mikeneko seemed physically attractive, it seems that this was not enough for fans to forget all the problems that arise in a relationship with this person.. Perhaps that's why most people prefer to maintain a long-distance relationship with her, through the screen:

• «It's very strange that he watched Korekore's birthday broadcast after Korekore interviewed Mafumafu on his channel».
• «Honestly, I don't really care what Mikeneko does, but this really feels like something out of Needy Streamer Overload… She really needs to stop. Just stop, take a break, work through her "issues," breathe, and come back to streaming when she's mentally better.».
• «Their marriage didn't end well. You should focus on your mental health before considering dating again, or you'll end up much worse off than before.».
• «At this point, I think she's addicted to attention.».
• «As a Hololive fan, there's no compromise. As someone who's had a friend dealing with an abusive girlfriend, it's no joke!».
• «In the Japanese community, she was ridiculed as a "karmic person." The reason she placed such a high importance on remaining firmly connected to Korekore, the source of the information leak that led to her dismissal by Cover, is that she didn't admit her guilt even after being fired, saying, "It's not my fault! This proves she's a crazy adult." She joins the ranks of annoying and despicable Japanese YouTubers like Korekore, Hezumaryu, Pokekamen, Aojiruouji, and Syamu. I wonder how Cover managed to control and produce this despicable woman as a talented and popular figure named Uruha Rushia.».
• «Probably not. Not even Bob the Builder could fix it.».
• «My ancestors taught me well. 1. Don't mess with madness. 2. If you need to spend a lot of money (fashion brands, etc.) to make it work, it won't work. 3. If point 2 applies, then it's better to hire someone who is only interested in the monetary benefit.».
• «She sold an experience in which she constantly gave the illusion of being his girlfriend. As pathetic as it sounds, people were heartbroken when she lied about being single. People began to lose trust in her en masse. Add to that the fact that she has a husband to whom she (allegedly) regularly displays manipulative behavior, and the fact that, despite being married, she still tries to sell the "single, mentally disturbed girlfriend" experience, to me, this is quite reprehensible behavior.».
• «Me, throwing myself headfirst into what will probably be my downfall, because it's hot».
• «Some people take a long time to admit they need help, I guess. I hope she gets to that point eventually, but, uh… yeah.».
• «No, thanks. I like "you can fix this" girls, in fiction, not in real life.».
• «I can save her, brothers».
• «As a wise man said, don't put your member into madness».
• «Imagine cheating on Mafumafu, who is a very handsome Japanese boy. No one can fix that unless you like NTR.».
• «Mikeneko has repeatedly shown that she's not in her right mind; either she's incredibly addicted to attention or she has genuine mental issues to the point that even therapists can't help her.».
• «Only if you never find out where I live or work and never meet anyone I know. So, one night and that's it».
• «Living in a rural area without internet access for about 6 months. I don't know anyone who can't be fixed by this. First, you can't be a sociopath in these environments; they'd beat you up. Second, you can't and won't find enough people to fuel a narcissistic personality disorder, and even if you do find someone to harass, the community is close-knit enough to alert other members, which eventually leads to ostracism or a good beating. Third, you have to rely on the community, as professional expertise is vital in a small community.».
• «Screw it, I'll say it. It really bothers me how people in Japan treat Mikeneko terribly just because her miserable ex exposed her personal problems to the public, and almost no one tries to defend her. I can't be the only one who feels this way.».
• «Let me try to explain. First, on some level, she betrayed her fellow Hololive members, some of whom would have helped her if she'd asked, by leaking some pretty sensitive information to a well-known drama YouTuber who started posting it. Her dismissal was swift, with no goodbyes and few tears (unlike Mel's, where there were many). And then there's the mess with Deludelta (someone who's been through antis, etc.), probably for no other reason than a Twitter fight for attention, but Delu didn't fall for it and said, "See you in court." There's also the RUST issue, where she pissed off a friend who had to help her get in, and returned the favor by stealing supplies and fawning over NND's most popular streamer, only to beg for things and try to stab him in the back. I'm not sure if it's clear, but her only loyalty is basically her addiction to attention.».

Source: reddit