O-Some

Some stands at ordinary height, a young woman whose wavy pink hair is gathered into a bun with flowers pinned on the right side. Her orange kimono shows a checkerboard of orange and white across the top, tied off with a yellow obi bearing a star design. Queen regards her as strikingly lovely, naming her his second choice of partner after only Komurasaki.

Timid by disposition, Some hurried to apologize after stumbling into Sanji's path, anxious not to be mistaken for a fighter amid the battle on Onigashima, and terror filled her face once Queen knocked her down. She is also caring and brave for those dear to her, venturing into a combat zone to recover her pet rat Chuji. Despite outwardly deferring to Wano's rulers and the occupying Beasts Pirates, she has turned down Queen's romantic overtures again and again, undaunted by the All-Star's enormous power.

Some worked as a Flower Capital geisha before being summoned over to Onigashima when the Fire Festival came, there to perform for Orochi and Kaidou, repeatedly rebuffing Queen's offers to buy her company. Once battle erupted and pirates stormed the fortress alongside Wano's citizens, she and the other geisha sheltered in the Left Brain Tower's pleasure hall, but she stepped out, met a dashing Sanji, and assured him she posed no threat, only for the invisible Queen to knock her to the floor; her companions, unable to see Queen, assumed Sanji was the culprit. Recovered soon after, she went searching for Chuji while Sanji and Queen brawled nearby, and Sanji's blow made Queen visible again and sent him hurtling out of Onigashima. After Sanji collapsed before her, she laid him on a futon, cleaned and bandaged him, and was startled when he suddenly woke upon sensing Luffy's awakening overhead. Trying to flee the burning Skull Dome with the other geisha, she found the crumbled island left no way out, and the group survived only when Raizo flooded the dome, forcing her to cling to Sanji against the rushing water. Much later she worked at a Kuri soba shop, where she told a visiting Yamato that local shop girls had lately been vanishing.