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Mareyo Ōmaeda

Character

Mareyo Ōmaeda is the young daughter of the Ōmaeda house and the little sister of 2nd Division lieutenant Marechiyo, on whom she dotes. Sweet but easily wounded, she becomes an unexpected casualty when the Wandenreich strike Seireitei.

English Voice: Cherami Leigh
Japanese Voice: Saki Fujita
Race: Soul
First Appearance (Manga): Tedious Everyday Tales Colorful Bleach (Part 7)
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 379: THE BLADE IS ME
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Appearance

Mareyo is a small child whose light brown hair falls well past her shoulders, set off by bright green eyes. Her outfit is a pink kimono scattered with white floral patterning.

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Personality

She adores her big brother Marechiyo and longs for his attention, dissolving into tears whenever he turns her away. On first meeting Shūhei Hisagi, Izuru Kira, and Renji Abarai, she urges them to look after him well. Her other brother, Marejirōsaburō, she can do without, finding his beloved books unpleasant enough to slip away from him.

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History

Mareyo is the daughter of the clan head Marenoshin and one of Marechiyo's younger siblings. When the Wandenreich assault Seireitei, Marechiyo comes home during his captain's absence, and Mareyo begs him to play; he brushes her off as too busy, and she wanders off rather than accept Marejirōsaburō's offer to read to her.

After the invaders overwrite Seireitei with their own city, she pleads with Marechiyo not to leave, but he explains that guarding her and the family is his duty as a Soul Reaper. Their moment is broken by BG9, who drives a tendril through Mareyo to pressure Marechiyo into answering its questions. He carries the wounded girl and Suì-Fēng through the ruins, running into a band of Soldat before Momo Hinamori and Shinji Hirako arrive to cut them down. Hinamori mends her injuries, and the sleeping child is later left in the laboratory, judged safest among the Shinigami.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Marechiyo's sister in Bleach?

Mareyo Omaeda is the young daughter of the Omaeda house and the little sister of 2nd Division lieutenant Marechiyo Omaeda, on whom she dotes and whose attention she constantly seeks.

What does Mareyo Omaeda look like?

Mareyo Omaeda is a small child whose light brown hair falls well past her shoulders, set off by bright green eyes. Her outfit is a pink kimono scattered with white floral patterning.

What happens to Mareyo Omaeda during the Wandenreich invasion?

During the Wandenreich invasion, the Sternritter BG9 drives a tendril through Mareyo Omaeda to pressure her brother Marechiyo. Momo Hinamori later heals her injuries.

What is Mareyo Omaeda's personality like?

Mareyo Omaeda adores her big brother Marechiyo and longs for his attention, dissolving into tears when he turns her away. She can do without her other brother Marejirosaburo, finding his beloved books unpleasant.

Who are Mareyo Omaeda's parents?

Mareyo Omaeda's parents are Marenoshin Omaeda, the head of the Omaeda family, and Mareka Omaeda.

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