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|realName=Io Shirai
|realName=Io Shirai
|nicknames=Morado de Trueno (Purple Thunder), Tenkū no Genius (Sky Genius)
|nicknames=Morado de Trueno (Purple Thunder), Tenkū no Genius (Sky Genius)
|nameHistory=Io Shirai, Biba Kasa, Oyuki, Hitokiri ("Mankiller", Lucha Underground)
|nameHistory=Io Shirai, Biba Kasa, Oyuki, Hitokiri ("Mankiller", LU), Iyo Sky
|family=[[Kitzune Nanoko]] (sister), Tank Nagai (brother-in-law)
|family=[[Kitzune Nanoko]] (sister), Tank Nagai (brother-in-law)
|maestro=Tomohiko Hashimoto
|maestro=Tomohiko Hashimoto
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|weight=52 kg/114 lb
|weight=52 kg/114 lb
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|obituarydate=
|signatureMoves=[[STO]], [[Thunder Splash]], Spanish Fly, Magica de Io (Casita comboed to legroll clutch), [[Moonsault]], [[Canadian Destroyer|Far East Destroyer]], Moonsault Lanza
|signatureMoves=[[STO]], [[Thunder Splash]], Spanish Fly, Magica de Io (Casita combo to legroll clutch), [[Moonsault]], [[Canadian Destroyer|Far East Destroyer]], Moonsault Lanza
|titles=[[Americas World Mixed Tag Team Titles]] (w/[[NOSAWA]]), NXT Women's Title (2020)
|titles=[[Americas World Mixed Tag Team Titles]] (w/[[NOSAWA]]), NXT Women's Title (2020)
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Revision as of 13:23, 3 August 2022

Profile

Oyuki
Oyuki
Name Oyuki
Real name Io Shirai
Nicknames Morado de Trueno (Purple Thunder), Tenkū no Genius (Sky Genius)
Name history Io Shirai, Biba Kasa, Oyuki, Hitokiri ("Mankiller", LU), Iyo Sky
Family Kitzune Nanoko (sister), Tank Nagai (brother-in-law)
Maestro(s) Tomohiko Hashimoto
Birth date, location May 8, 1990
Obituary date
Debut, location March 4, 2007
Lost mask to
Height 155 cm/5' 1"
Weight 52 kg/114 lb
Signature moves STO, Thunder Splash, Spanish Fly, Magica de Io (Casita combo to legroll clutch), Moonsault, Far East Destroyer, Moonsault Lanza
Titles: Americas World Mixed Tag Team Titles (w/NOSAWA), NXT Women's Title (2020)

Profile

Japanese wrestler who turned up in IWRG at the end of September 2010, teaming with her sister Kitzune Nanoko. Both impressed enough to make the jump to AAA, feuding with Fabi and Mari Apache. The Japanese sisters stole the Reina de Reyes and AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championship belts of the Mexican sisters in November 2010, but never appeared on TV again before returning Japan. May be back in 2011.

Accomplishments

Pro Wrestling Illustrated

  • Ranked No. 8 in the PWI Women's 150 in 2021

Sources