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FF SP isn’t an IF character. She’s still the Firefly we all know, and she always will be.

By Luna

Statistics methodology:

(1) Data source: Bilibili, Douyin, Kuaishou, RedNote,

covering the period from April 1, 2023, to 2026-06-21;

(2) Videos whose title, description, or tags contain the full character name are included;

(3) Views count growth from 2026-03-22 to 2026-06-21;

(4) The following character SP are merged for total view count calculation:

- March 7th / Evernight ; Dan Heng / DH IL / DHPT

- Tingyun / Fugue ; Herta / The Herta

- Sparkle / Sparxie ; Silver Wolf / Silver Wolf LV.999

- Blade / Mortenax Blade

March 22 to June 21 play count growth:

Silver Wolf(+32.70B) stands alone.

5 above 10B: Yao Guang(+19.08B), Firefly(+16.83B), Blade(+15.39B), Evanescia(+13.57B), Phainon(+12.65B).

9 in 5~10B range: Cyrene(+9.76B), Ashveil(+8.51B), March 7th/Evernight(+8.04B), Sparkle/Sparxie(+7.56B), Castorice(+6.21B), Dan Heng/DH IL/DHPT(+5.97B), Kafka(+5.64B), Aventurine(+5.63B), Robin(+5.40B). 16 characters contribute over 90% of total growth, with strong head concentration.

Link: https://b23.tv/rdRBmO3

I removed Trailblazer from the chart because Stelle and Caelus are essentially counted as separate characters.

I also excluded sub-tags (such as alternate forms/variants like “The Herta”) because Danbooru tags them together with the main character tag, so including both would result in duplicate counting.

Recently, miHoYo sued online bloggers Xu Moupeng (online alias “自由人米八”) and Luo Moujie (aliases including “Joker,” “内幕哥,” and “不锈钢脸盆爱好者”). The commercial defamation case has now reached a final judgment.

Previously, the two used insulting and inflammatory language during livestreams, maliciously fabricating and widely spreading “self-insert” rumors claiming that multiple miHoYo characters were based on or intended as self-inserts for company employees. According to the ruling, these claims damaged the emotional connection between players and the characters, triggered large-scale harassment and personal attacks against both miHoYo employees and players, and caused ongoing harm to the game community environment.

The court ultimately determined that the actions of the two individuals constituted commercial defamation, ordering them to jointly pay 430,000 RMB in damages and publicly issue statements to mitigate the negative impact caused.