Saiba Momoi is a character appearing in Nexon's game "Blue Archive" and its spin-offs. She also has aliases such as Xiao Momoi, Xiao Hong, and Red Cat. Her real name is Saiba Momoi, with the Roman pronunciation Saiba Momoi. She is a screenwriter in the game development department of Millennium Science Academy, a first-year high school student, 15 years old, 143cm tall, birthday December 8, zodiac sign Sagittarius. The voice actors are Tokui Sora (Japanese), Jung Hae-eun (Korean), and Su Zhenxiu (Chinese). Saiyu Momo's hair color is blonde with pink eyes. Her cute traits include aura, loli, twins, older sister, homebody, player, energy, cat ears, earphones, and more. She and her twin sister Saihane Midori work in the game development department, with Momoi mainly responsible for gameplay, copywriting, and story design, while Midori mainly handles game illustrations and design. The two have very different personalities: Momoi is lively, cheerful, and thinks freely, while Midori is cautious and meticulous. They originally didn't get along well, but because they both love gaming, they hit it off and become the best friends and partners. In the game, Saiyu Momo is a 2-star character, with a tactical role as damage dealer, an assault troop type, a mid-row battlefield position, piercing attack type, and light armor defense type. Her ultimate skill is 'Painful Creation,' which deals damage equal to a certain percentage of attack power to enemies within a fan-shaped range. If Green Companion is present in the unit, she can deal burn damage equal to a certain percentage of attack power over time; The basic skill is 'Strictly Adhere to the Deadline,' which increases your hit rate by a certain percentage every 30 seconds; The passive skill is 'Creative Taste,' which increases critical hit value; The support skill is 'Developer Synergy: Green', which increases attack power. When Green is present in the troops, it further boosts the skill's effect. Her exclusive weapon is an assault rifle, modeled after the G3A3 rifle produced by Germany's H&K company.