The future of the industry is all about the war for talent—whoever has the talent will dominate. Although the current scene is still led by the 90s generation, the big battle has quietly begun. Major manufacturers are already positioning themselves for the 00s talent. Among the 00s, the one who's far ahead or at least has higher popularity is Ono Rokuka from the MOODYZ group under the Kitado Group. With the Kitado Group making their moves, SOD Group, as the industry's number two, naturally can't be left out. SOD Group's stars are also being lined up, and Asada Himari (also known as Asada Nikki), who was strongly pushed by SOD Group in 2021, is one of them. Asada Himari was born in 2002. She debuted in March 2021, with SOD Group's slogan being "The Smallest in History." She's also with the T-Powers agency. And Asada Himari didn't disappoint; she lived up to SOD's hype and promotion, making it onto the 2021 February rookie rankings right at debut. As for Asada Himari, what I want to say is that while her photos don't look all that great, the dynamic effects in videos are actually pretty good. To be precise, her video performance outshines her photos. It's the complete opposite of Kaede Karen from IP Company—Kaede Karen looks amazing in photos, but her videos are really lacking. Asada Nikki has great video effects, but her photos are really not up to par. In photos, they've deliberately edited her into a "V-shaped face," but that's not how she really looks; her face is actually rounder and more natural. Asada Himari has two standout features: her age advantage, as she's the youngest in the SOD Star lineup and a representative of the 00s wave. The second feature is her petite stature with a full bust. "Bigger ones than hers aren't as attractive, and the more attractive ones aren't as big—plus, her skin is great, and it's all natural!" From the current situation, her main rival is Ono Rokuka from the MOODYZ Group; both are representatives of the 00s wave and are being heavily groomed. It's just that, for now, she's still a bit behind Ono Rokuka—let's see how she performs this year.