Site tools

ENG

ORIHIME

Edit article

A virtual singer who favors gothic, dark, and aesthetic worldviews.

Contents

Introduction

Orihime is a cross-dimensional streamer (Xtuber) under KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO’s Girls Revolution Project. She belongs to the trio unit SINSEIKI, and her character design is by PALOW..

In her official channel description, she introduces herself as fond of gothic and dark aesthetic worlds. Her music and streaming activities continue as a member of SINSEIKI alongside Kakyoin and Garasumiya.

Character Setting and Anecdotes

ItemDetail
NameOrihime (御莉姫)
Aliases織姫 (the kanji spelling the name originally corresponds to; unofficial), Princess
Eyes / HairYellow eyes / pink hair
Signature traitsHeadband, gap moe
AffiliationSINSEIKI (XTuber unit)

Known anecdotes

  • The height gap: her music and singing have been called those of a “next-generation virtual dark singer”, yet she revealed on stream that she stands barely over 140 cm — the shortest in SINSEIKI (though not the shortest in the Girls Revolution Project as a whole).
  • Contrast with VALIS: Orihime and Kakyoin once remarked that “next to the VALIS members we look tiny…”
  • Daily rhythm: she sleeps at seven in the morning and wakes at ten; her schedule is said to resemble HARUSARUHI’s.
  • How to read the name: because 「御」 can be read either go or o, she made a point in her first stream of saying the correct reading is “orihime”, not “gori (gorilla) hime”.
  • Horror-game resistance: her tolerance for horror games is very high — even a sudden jump scare draws no sound at all — though she is afraid of all kinds of insects, shrimp included.
  • Interaction with a senior: after covering “亡国のネメシス” with ISEKAIJOUCHO, she wrote a very long message of thanks on X, calling her “my beloved ISEKAIJOUCHO-senpai”; ISEKAIJOUCHO replied at length, writing that “Orihime-chan’s singing is so lovely… it felt like the two of us were making a story together.”

Role within the project: Orihime was one of the first in the Girls Revolution Project to run streams and release solo songs (her first stream was on 17 December 2024). That contrast between a cute appearance and a dark vocal is precisely the core appeal of the Shin side of the project.

Activity Briefs

  • August 8, 2024: Officially debuted at KAMITSUBAKI FES ‘24.
  • November 6, 2024: Released her first solo single, “Shin Yū”.
  • December 25, 2024: Released the single “Talking Doll”.
  • February 19, 2025: Released the single “Mabataki” (with Yunagi).
  • March 12, 2025: Released the single “ANGER”.
  • July 11, 2025: Appeared in KAMITSUBAKI WARS 2025 Kawasaki Front — Girls Revolution Project 1st LIVE / Act I “Kaihen”.
  • November 26, 2025: Released the single “Masquerade Kill”.
  • April 8, 2026: Released the single “Sakura Shinjū”.
  • August 8, 2026: Appeared in Girls Revolution Project 2nd LIVE “Revolutio”.

Voice Roles and Solo Song Archive

Voice roles

TypeWork
Web animeGirls Revolution Project -Omohi no Katachi, Kimi no Katachi-

Solo originals

No.ReleaseTrackLyrics / Music / Arrangement
※12024-11-06“Shin’yū”wotaku
※22024-12-25“Talking Doll”Hitogoto
※32025-03-12“ANGER”Mahiro (lyrics) / Kazuto Okawa:LLLL (music and arrangement)
※42025-11-26“Masquerade Kill”Ren
※52026-04-08“Sakura Shinjū”Hirata Yoshihisa

Unit and duet songs (selection)

  • “Mabataki” (Orihime × Yunagi, 2025-02-19; words, music and arrangement by Kinoshita Ryūhei).
  • SINSEIKI unit songs including “Fake Night Cinderella”, “Perfection”, “Ephemeral”, “Kokoroto”, “Usonaki”, “Million Complexity” and “Zatsukichou”.
  • Appearances at major shows including the Girls Revolution Project 1st LIVE “Kaihen” and 2nd LIVE “Revolutio”.

Musical character: Orihime’s solo songs are supplied by composers with strongly contrasting styles — wotaku, Hitogoto, Ren and Hirata Yoshihisa — spanning electro-pop, dark rock and Japanese-style balladry, making her the widest-ranging member on the Shin side.

Expand full singles list

Singles

Release dateTitle
2024-11-06シンユウ
2024-12-25Talking Doll
2025-02-19瞬き
2025-03-12ANGER
2025-11-26Masquerade Kill
2026-04-08桜心中

Cover Song Archive

Orihime has posted covers continuously since her debut, drawing on anime songs, Vocaloid tracks and J-rock.

No.ReleaseTrack
12024-08-13Lapis no Oningyō
22024-08-25Villain
32024-09-06Hanataba
42024-09-20Getsurin Meikyū
52024-11-01Fukuin
62024-12-22Adaposha
72025-01-21Gekokujō
82025-02-20Monitoring
92025-04-06Mimikauwa Nice Try
102025-04-23INAZMA
112025-07-27Tenten Tengoku Jigokukoku (× Yunagi)
122025-08-19Play
132025-08-30Tsuki no Waltz
142025-09-09Docchi ni Suru no?
152025-09-19Bake no Hana
162025-09-29Loveit?
172025-10-14Netsu Ijō
182025-10-18Pandora Call
192025-10-26IRIS OUT
202025-10-28Happy Halloween (covered by SINSEIKI)
212025-11-131000-nen Ikiteru
222025-12-14Ai Zokusei
232025-12-23T-shi no Hanashi wo Shinjiru na
242025-12-28Melty Land Nightmare
252026-01-22Grey Zone ni te.
262026-02-05A Horny Money World Densetsu no Yoru
272026-03-28Magia

Group covers: “Mrs. Pumpkin no Kokkei na Yume” (2024-10-31), “Ai♡Scream!” (2025-09-21), “Happy Halloween” (2025-10-28) and “Valentine Kiss” (2026-02-14) were performed by all of SINSEIKI. “Zankyō Vandeler / VALIS” (2025-12-20) was covered jointly by SINSEIKI × TSUMITOBATSU — a rare combined appearance by the two units.

KAMITSUBAKI WIKI

Sign in to the Wiki

Use your existing AI account. Sync your library across devices; reading the Wiki remains open.

My space →