History Wrestling / HanaKimura

* FinishingMove: A grounded octopus stretch.

Hana also was part of the last season of Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/TerraceHouse'', being part of this reality show during 2020. However, she suffered intense {{cyberbullying}} after appearing in an episode where she was involved in a verbal conflict with a housemate for damaging her wrestling gear.[[note]]Her mother later claimed that ''Terrace House'' staff pressured her to fight and further mischaracterized her in editing.[[/note]] The relentless online abuse she faced sent her into a deep depression, and following a series of concerning tweets on May 23, 2020, she was found dead in her apartment that day at the age of 22. The death was officially ruled a suicide in December.

The news of Hana's death shocked the wrestling world, not just in her native Japan but in American promotions like Wrestling/{{WWE}} and Wrestling/{{AEW}}. Various ex-STARDOM female wrestlers including Io Shirai (now IYO SKY in WWE) and Kairi Sane (now KAIRI back in STARDOM) paid tribute to her, as well famous wrestlers who met her in Japan like Wrestling/KennyOmega. Among reactions to the news, a recurring focus was put on mental health issues and the problem of cyberbullying, especially in Japan.

* TheCameo: Hana appeared in some music videos, first in Ena Fujita's "Dead Stroke"[[note]]also known as the second ending of Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Manga/{{Baki|TheGrappler}}''[[/note]] in June 2020, and in Lalo the Don's "Til The Break of Don", recorded before the COVID-19 pandemics and released on May 20 2021 as a PosthumousCollaboration.

* FinishingMove: A grounded octopus stretch

* WrestlingFamily: Her step father Isao Kobayashi is also a professional wrestler and mixed martial artist. She and Kyoko have even teamed up alongside him.

* PaintItBlack: When she joined Oedo~tai she decided to start wearing mostly black. This wasn't to show she had become evil, as she had done that before without narrowing her ring gear colors, but for the stable specifically. In fact she did the opposite and had evil dressed in [[InvertedTrope all white]] thing going in Wrestle-1 for a time.

* PaintItBlack: When she joined Oedo~tai she decided to start wearing mostly black. This wasn't to show she had become evil, as she had done that before without narrowing her ring gear colors, but for the stable specifically.

* WeWereYourTeam: Tokyo Cyber Squad was one of the most known and beloved factions of STARDOM lead by Hana. After her death in 2020, the stable broke up a couple of months later, with their members went to Stars and Oedo Tai after the end of TCS.

** Hana's slimmer build, more underhanded less openly rule breaking wrestling style, her general focus on showmanship, desire for attention and the OrnamentalWeapon also made Hana a successor to Act Yasukawa, at least as far as her appearances in World Wonder Ring STARDOM, but since Yasukawa was a STARDOM exclusive wrestler it wouldn't make much sense to imitate her anywhere else anyway.

* LegacyCharacter: Hana followed the steps of her mother Kyoko Himura, another famous Japanese wrestler who also joined STARDOM in their beginnings as a wrestler and later as a manager of her daughter. Specifically, Oedo~tai was initially Kyoko Kimura's Monster Gun before Act Yasukawa took over the stable and wanted it to reflect the last great era of samurai, since she was obsessed with them. Though the name change stuck, leadership defaulted back to Kyoko when Act Yasukawa had an unexpectedly early retirement and it was believed Kagetsu would cede leadership to Hana once Hana was ready but Hana and Kagetsu ended up having a falling out, leading Hana to infiltrated and takeover International Army. This still worked though, given Kyoko's original purpose for Monster Gun was recruiting the nastiest wrestlers from around the world to takeover STARDOM, though Hana's Tokyo Cyber Squad ended up being less despotic.

* DanceOff: Hana Kimura considered herself the best and sexiest dancer of Oedo~tai, but when [[BlackRose La Rosa Negra]] returned to STARDOM, and Oedo~tai by extension Hana felt the need to "defend" her title and challenged La Rosa to a dance off. Being a spotlight craving hedonist, Hana decide to do this on a STARDOM show during a three on three tag team match, much to the annoyance of Oedo~tai's opponents...except Christi Jaynes, who tried to "enter" herself.

* FightingYourFriend: La Rosa Negra had two established tag team partners heading into Sendai Girls; Hana Kimura from Oedo~tai and Mio Momono from Mabutachi 2 Manji Manji. Rather than choose one it was decided to pair Mio and Hana, La Rosa with Heidi Katrina and see how well the new teams did. Kimura was as friendly as usual but and Momono [[IShallTauntYou wasn't]] and the two suffered their mutual friend's wrath.

* SpotlightStealingSquad: Tokyo Cyber Squad as whole, stealing the show usually taken by other establised stabes like Stars and Donna del Mondo. Also Hana in her time as {{Heel}} in Oedo Tai.

* ActionMom: Kyoko Kimura, Hana's mother, was a known wrestler that was part of diverse joshi puroresu promotions, and passing her last years in STARDOM with her daughter.

* LegacyCharacter: Hana followed the steps of her mother Kyoko Himura, another famous Japanese wrestler who also joined STARDOM in their beginnings as a wrestler and later as a manager of her daughter.

The news of Hana's death shocked the wrestling world, not just in her native Japan but in American promotions like Wrestling/{{WWE}} and Wrestling/{{AEW}}. Various ex-STARDOM female wrestlers including Io Shirai and Kairi Sane paid tribute to her, as well famous wrestlers who met her in Japan like Wrestling/KennyOmega. Among reactions to the news, a recurring focus was put on mental health issues and the problem of cyberbullying, especially in Japan.

* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: Hana also know English and with a good accent, which made her being part in interviews and being adapted the time she was in Wrestling/RingOfHonor. Also, she could know [[GratuitousSpanish some of Spanish]] thanks to her time in Mexico.

Hana also was part of the last season of Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/TerraceHouse'', being part of this reality show during 2020. However, she suffered intense {{cyberbullying}} after appearing in an episode where she was involved in a verbal conflict with a housemate for damaging her wrestling gear.[[note]]Her mother later claimed that ''Terrace House'' staff pressured her to fight and further mischaracterized her in editing.[[/note]] The relentless online abuse she faced sent her into a deep depression, and following a series of concerning tweets on May 23, 2020, she was found dead that day at the age of 22. The death was later ruled a suicide in December.

The news of Hana's death shocked the wrestling world, not just in her native Japan but in American promotions like Wrestling/{{WWE}} and Wrestling/{{AEW}}. Various ex-STARDOM female wrestlers including Wrestling/IoShirai and Wrestling/KairiSane paid tribute to her, as well famous wrestlers who met her in Japan like Wrestling/KennyOmega. Among reactions to the news, a recurring focus was put on mental health issues and the problem of cyberbullying, especially in Japan.

Hana Kimura (September 3, 1997 – May 23, 2020), was a Japanese {{professional wrestl|ing}}er working for Wrestling/WorldWonderRingStardom and a [[LegacyCharacter second generation wrestler]]. Daughter of retired wrestler Kyoko Kimura, who also was her trainer and manager, was one of the faces of STARDOM, leading her own faction, the "Tokyo Cyber Squad" and winning diverse championships in this promotion. Also, she participated in other foreign promotions like Wrestling/RingOfHonor, Pro-Wrestling: EVE and some Mexican indie promotions.

Hana also was part of the last season of Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/TerraceHouse'', being part of this reality show during 2020. However, she suffered intense {{cyberbullying}} after appearing in an episode, which gave her a deep depression, which led finally to DrivenToSuicide in May 23. This became a worldwide shock for all wrestling world, not just in her native Japan but in the rest of promotions, included Wrestling/{{WWE}} and Wrestling/{{AEW}}, where various ex-STARDOM girls like Io Shirai and Kairi Sane, as well famous wrestlers who met her in Japan like Wrestling/KennyOmega, are part of them. Her death put in the table the mental health issues and the problem of cyberbullying, especially in Japan.

* WeWereYourTeam: Tokyo Cyber Squad was one of the most known and beloved factions of STARDOM lead by Hana. After her AuthorExistenceFailure in 2020, the stable broke up a couple of months later, with their members went to Stars and Oedo Tai after the end of TCS.

More info about her can be found in [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hana_Kimura this article]] of Wiki/TheOtherWiki.

* MixedAncestry: In an interview, she stated that she's half-Indonesian for part of her father, who [[ParentalAbandonment left her when she was a baby]]. She was bullied for this when she was a child [[spoiler:so the {{cyberbullying}} she suffered as adult probably would trigger this memory once again.]]

* HeterosexualLifePartners: With Jungle Kyona and Kairi Hojo/Sane, her best friends inside and outside STARDOM. Kyona was her right-hand in TCS and even winning tag team championships together, and with Kairi who didn't lose communication after she went to WWE and she was one of the first ones to get the news of her decease.

Hana Kimura (September 3, 1997 – May 23, 2020), was a Japanese {{professional wrestl|ing}}er working for Wrestling/WorldWonderRingStardom and a [[LegacyCharacter second generation wrestler]]. Daughter of retired wrestler Kyoko Kimura, who also was her trainer and manager, was one of the faces of STARDOM, leading her own faction, the "Tokyo Cyber Squad" and winning diverse championships in this promotion. Also, he participated in other foreign promotions like Wrestling/RingOfHonor, Pro-Wrestling: EVE and some Mexican indie promotions.

* BoundAndGagged: Hana[[SpotlightStealingSquad 's]](Kagetsu's) Oedo~tai repeatedly tried to kidnap and or kill Mayu Iwatani, which included trying to bind and gag her with the streamers fans were throwing Iwatani's way.
* TheCameo: Hana appeared in some music videos, first in Ena Fujita's "Dead Stroke" and recently in Lalo the Don's "Til The Break of Don", recorded before the COVID-19 pandemics and released on May 20, 2021 as a PosthumousCollaboration.

* AuthorExistenceFailure: She died in 2020 product of being BulliedIntoDepression and eventually she suicided by [[CyanidePill ingestion of hydrogen sulfide]].

* MixedAncestry: In an interview, she stated that she's half-Indonesian for part of her father, who [[ParentalAbandonment left her when she was a baby]]

* {{Cyberbullying}}: After one discussion when she threw off the hat of some of her companions in ''Terrace House'' was a BerserkButton for various hardcord fans of the show, who cyberbullied her for month, which sadly [[DrivenToSuicide she couldn't handle well]].

* AntiHero[=|=]AntiVillain: Tokyo Cyber Squad as whole, with the exception Jungle Kyona. They love chaos and hate any authority they themselves didn't appoint. But they accept anyone so long as they can agree with those two points, and sometimes make exceptions to that as Kyona is evidence of, were dedicated to destroying the heels Stars were apparently too soft to handle and handled other faces on their own terms.

* CommutingOnABus: Hana had been appearing in World Wonder Ring STARDOM with Oedo~tai since the Summer of 2016. She got a lot of attention, what with her dancing, winning of title belts-holding the Goddess Of Stardom for nearly a year with Kagetsu in particular, and her determination to end the career of Iwatani, but Kagetsu was the official leader of Oedo~tai and Kimura wasn't officially considered part of the STARDOM roster until May of 2019. By then she had turned on Kagetsu and was in the process of taking over the International Army and turning it into the miscreant Tokyo Cyber Squad. Granted, Kagetsu herself had been in and out of STARDOM in 2016 before finally getting a roster spot and becoming the official Oedo~tai leader in 2017.

Hana Kimura (September 3, 1997 – May 23, 2020), was a Japanese {{professional wrestl|ing}}er working for Wrestling/WorldWonderRingStardom and a [[LegacyCharacter second generation wrestler]]. Daughter of retired wrestler kyoko Kimura, who also was her trainer and manager, was one of the faces of STARDOM, leading her own faction, the "Tokyo Cyber Squad" and winning diverse championships in this promotion. Also, he participated in other foreign promotions like Wrestling/RingOfHonor, Pro-Wrestling: EVE and some Mexican indie promotions.

* TheCameo: Hana appeared in some music videos, first in Ena Fujita's "Dead Stroke" and recently in Lalo the Don's "Til The Break of Don", recorded before the COVID-19 pandemics and released on May 20, 2021.

* {{Cyberpunk}}: Her last look was based on this aesthetics with bright neon clothes, a transparent katana with LED lights, a gas mask and her pink hair. Also her faction Tokyo Cyber Squad followed this trend with her members also looking a her.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: With Jungle Kyona and Kairi Hojo/Sane. Kyona was her right-hand in TCS and even winning tag team championships together, and with Kairi who didn't lose communication after she went to WWE and she was one of the first ones to get the news of her decease.

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