"You were so cool in that arena! You were like pow and grrr and ehh!"

Himiko, also known as "Yogi", is one of the Witches invited to participate in the Walpurgis. She holds the title of "Demon Witch" and her desire is Attention.

Himiko is a short woman with a slim build and pale skin. Her sliver hair is long and somewhat disheveled while her eyes are the same color .Notably she has a large black horn and purple markings on her skin.

When she was young, "Himiko" was just a curious and happy girl by the name of Yogi who liked observing the weather, but when the village oracle lied and caused the death of her parents, she grew to become angry and became cynical of liars.

However, in spite of her disdain for those who deceive others for their own gain, after exacting her vengeance upon the original Himiko for killing her father and mother, Yogi wound up replacing her and becoming a false prophet herself; an irony which is not lost on her.

Himiko has also been shown to be envious of other people, a flaw that she is more then aware of and even admits as much during her battle with Cleopatra, openly stating how jealous she is of the former pharaoh's life of wealth and nobility; wishing she could've had something like that.

Himiko's greatest asset is her skill in lying. With this, she was able to convince the people of Yamatai that she's the new priestess. With this skill, she was able to use her magic, which makes all the lies people believed in into reality, to its full potential. Her skill in lying was so great that it was able to deceive Agrat Bat Mahlat.

Himiko is very smart and cunning. She was able to deduce Cleopatra's ability and weave a lie to suit her needs, and tricked her demon guide into falling for her lies to make a copy of herself that she used to aid her fight.

During her lifetime even before becoming a priestess, Himiko was able to tell whether or not rain would come by feeling the breeze and recognizing the cloud.

Himiko is a great combatant. She was able to dual wield daggers and use them skillfully, and at one point using her foot to use the weapon.