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- Miho was Karuno's team mate during the Chunin exams.
- Miho es una niña huérfana que está en un orfanato de Tokio en Japón. Allí convive con varios niños elegidos por la Fundación Graad elegidos para convertirse en Saints. Estos niños son entrenados en la Mansión Kido antes de que cada uno se marche a distintas partes del mundo a recibir un entrenamiento específico. Miho también esta enamorada de Seiya.
- Miho is the mate of Eijirō: the leader of Tomon's neighbor pack.
- A Miho is a humanoid Astromon, resembling a combination of a fox, and a young girl in a simple dress. A fire element Miho is the first astromon the player acquires, hatching out of an egg that they hatch in the tutorial.
- Miho (美穂, Miho) is Seiya's best friend, she works at an orphanage, which is the same one where Seiya and his sister Seika lived before Seiya was taken away. Apparently she's in love with Seiya to some degree, and in a sense represents the point of view of the normal people who are mere witnesses to the struggle between the Gods.
- Miho (ミホ Miho?) is a fellow classmate and friend of Sakura and Rika. She is also the student council secretary.
- Miho is a mute female assassin of Japanese descent in Frank Miller's Sin City series. Along with Gail, she serves as an enforcer and defender of Old Town. She is often referred to as "Deadly Little Miho" by Dwight McCarthy in his narrations. To date, she has appeared in 3 of the Sin City yarns.
- A fearsome Yakuza assassin, Miho was sent to Clint City to kill Aniki before Aniki found out that it had been Miho, dressed up as a police officer, who’d once murdered his brother on behalf of a rival. An expert in the art of seduction and assassination, she had it all planned out, apart from the small detail that her Motel would be contaminated with Xantiax...
- The Miho arose in the wake of Midgard's rebirth after the Ragnarök cataclysm. As such, their existence only spans about 300 years. They are said to be descended from Wolyahwa. They lived peacefully alongside Normans for years until the Dimensional Gap recently opened up in the midst of the Payon Forest. Because of the gap's seemingly foreboding nature, the Miho Tribe were quick to blame its appearance on the Norman and have since become hostile towards any and all Norman.
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| - Much of Miho's past remains a mystery. Three years before the events of A Dame To Kill For Miho was saved by Dwight McCarthy during an attack by Tong gangsters. As Dwight himself explains to Goldie and Wendy, "three of the Tong who attacked Miho were dead by her hand. But the last two had her dead to rights. Point blank range." Because of this incident, she owes a life debt of honor to Dwight, and subsequently he is the only male character she is ever shown to have any non lethal interaction with, even taking orders from him at one point. It would appear they have some sort of friendship, as he is also the only character she ever shows any physical affection towards.
A Dame to Kill For
After Dwight is shot multiple times and he discovers Ava Lord has been manipulating him to commit murder, he flees to Old Town. He seeks refuge from Gail, and in order to gain the help of the Girls of Old Town, he tells the story of saving Miho's life from Tong gangsters. As according to honor, the girls are obligated to help him in his plan for revenge. Miho is instrumental during the fight with Manute at Ava Lord’s estate, stopping him from reaching Dwight and crucifying him through the arms with her twin swords. This leads Manute to have a great disdain for the Old Town girls.
The Big Fat Kill
Miho is responsible for incapacitating and murdering Jackie-Boy when he attempts to kidnap one of the Old Town girls. After Dwight discovers that Jackie Boy is a police officer, he attempts to prevent a war between the Old Town girls and the police by disposing of the body in the tar pits. Upon arrival, he is attacked by Irish mercenaries sent by Wallenquist, who steal Jackie Boy's severed head and leave Dwight to drown in the tar pits. As Dwight sinks beneath the surface of the pits, Miho dives in and rescues him.
Family Values
Miho and Dwight get involved in a mob war between the families of Don Magliozzi and Boss Wallenquist, after being told about a recent mob hit. Dwight is soon kidnapped by Vito, who is the nephew of Magliozzi, and is driven toward the Projects. Unknown to the hitmen is that Miho has been following Dwight to make sure that he is protected. Upon mention, Miho kills Spinelli, one of the goons, and they park in a hilltop rest area, overlooking the Projects. There, Miho "toys" with one of the hitmen as Dwight tells Vito to kill the other hitman, which is Vito's own brother Lucca.
After Miho and Dwight are through, they head straight to Sacred Oaks to confront Don Magliozzi, driven by Vito. Miho simply cuts through the guards and Dwight makes his appearance. He tells the Don he is going to die along with Vito for the accidental death of Carmen, one of the Old Town girls.
In Family Values Dwight remarks on Miho's having killed a policeman.
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