Nagasaki Soyo

 is a first-year student at Tsukinomori Girls' Academy and the bassist of MyGO!!!!!.

Appearance
Soyo has long, waist-length light brown hair and grayish-blue eyes. Her band outfit consists of a white turtleneck sweater with black cuffs, a black belt with a silver buckle, and a deep blue skirt with a long outer mesh layer. Her shoes are black with a chartreuse yellow cross on each.

Background
Soyo was the bassist of CRYCHIC. Though she is good at hiding it, the band's disbandment actually hit Soyo hard, as she not only had taken Sakiko's words about peoples' fates being one when they're in a band together literally, but also because she couldn't understand why they should break up when they were having so much fun every day. After the girls started high school, Soyo started becoming more desperate, leading to her attempting to contact Sakiko multiple times afterwards because she wanted the band to start over.

Profile
A first-year high school student who is in charge of the contrabass at her school's brass band. Soyo has a very kind and mature personality, and she is often compared to an older sister. Due to this, she is often relied on by her peers. She has a habit of fiddling with her fingertips when she's thinking or planning something. Although not outwardly hostile, Soyo can be quite cunning at times.

Deep down Soyo has a hard time letting go of the past and moving forward, especially in regards to her former band. A part of her selfishly clung to the idea that CRYCHIC still hadn't actually broken up, as shown in the way she reacted after MyGO!!!!! decided to play Haruhikage during their first concert. As Sakiko kept rejecting her attempts to revive the band, Soyo cried that she had worked so hard for CRYCHIC, and even claimed that she is willing to do anything for the former.

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Etymology
Nagasaki (長崎): Naga (長) means "long" and Saki (崎) means "small peninsula". Nagasaki is also the name of the capital city of the Japanese prefecture of the same name.

Soyo (そよ) is part of the phrase soyokaze (そよ風), which means "gentle breeze". On its own, the hiragana has no meaning.