Name: Himura (Hiko) Reimi
Birthdate: August 1847
Died: 1879
Hair: Red
Eyes: Blue
Marks: a few odd scars from practicing skirmishes
Parents: unknown
Siblings: Himura Kenshin
Spouse: Hiko Seijuurou
Children: Hiko Seiji
Abilities: forgiving people for anything, speed
Weapons: katana
Seiyuu: Hiasakawa Aya
Style: Hiten Mitsurugi Ryuu
Occupation: housewife, though she paints a little on the side
Image color: Sky blue
Nicknames: Ni'itsu Mina, Rei

Kenshin's older sister. Sold into slavery along with him, but escaped with him after a while. During their escape, they were attacked by bandits, then saved by Hiko Seijuurou. Hiko took them home and began to train them, though Reimi wasn't as keen on kenjutsu as taking care of the guys. At sixteen, Reimi let slip to her brother that she loved Hiko; Kenshin told his master, who told Reimi he did care about her. Soon after, Kenshin and Hiko fought about the revolution, and Kenshin left to join the Kiheitai. When Reimi stopped getting letters from her brother, she left to find him, and stayed with him for a few months, returning home to give birth to her son with Hiko, Seiji. The war ended when Seiji was almost three, and Reimi and Hiko settled into society with new identities as artisans. In 1872, Hiko proposed, to Reimi's delight. Following the Shishio incident, Reimi travelled to Tokyo to check on her brother, only to be killed in the crossfire of Enishi's Jinchuu.

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Last Updated: August 16, 2007