Metallic koi that have more than one colour but are not of Utseri lineage generally fall into the class of Hikarimoyo-mono. The koi of this class are extremely popular because they are highly metallic, appear in many colours and are immediately attractive to the eye. When buying one of these young koi , make sure the head is clear of black, as this is not unattractive for a young koi, but becomes more noticeable as the koi grows.

The koi varieties in this class have arisen from two sources. The first group includes koi that have resulted in crossing Platinum Ogon with any other variety except Utseri. The second group consists of varieties known collectively as Hariwake. These koi all have two colours, platinum, and metallic orange or gold.

Yamato-nishiki
This variety is the result of the cross between a Taisho Sanke and a Platinum Ogon, and is basically a metallic Sanke with silver skin , hi and sumi markings.

Kujaku
These are platinum koi with hi markings that normally cover a larhe proportion of the body. the scales are overlaid matsuba (black pine-cone) pattern.

Beni Kujaku: This koi has hi markings all over the body.
Doitsu Kujaku: This is a platinum koi with hi markings over its body and sumi markings only in the scales.
Platinum Kohaku: The skin is platinum with an overlaying hi pattern that tends to be of a brownish orange hue.

Sakura Ogon: This koi can be described as a metallic Kanoko Kohaku with the dappled markings.
Kinzakura: This is a metallic Goten-zakura and is very rare.
Shockubai: This is a metallic Ai-goromo nand should have a metallic lustre all over its body.
Kinsui and Ginsui: Both these varieties are metallic Shusui.Kinsui have a greater number of hi markings than Ginsui.
Tora Ogon: This is a metallic Ki Bekko.

Hariwake
These koi all have two colours, platinum, and metallic orange or gold:

Yamabuki Hariwake: This is a silver koi with metallic yellow markings.
Orenji Hariwake: Orange markings on the platinum body.
Hariwake Matsuba: This is a silver and yellow metallic koi with matsuba pattern of sumi in each of its scales.