Atagoyama
CharacterAtagoyama is a sumo wrestler based in Bakura Town within Wano Country. A follower of the yokozuna Urashima, he plays a small role during the early Wano events.
Appearance
Heavyset and thick-bodied, Atagoyama keeps his light brown hair gathered into a topknot. His wrestling attire pairs a black mawashi with a white cape trimmed in blue lines.
Personality
He holds the yokozuna Urashima in high regard, calling him ani-san, a term of brotherly respect, and readily acting on his senior's orders.
History
Atagoyama attended a Bakura Town sumo tournament when Urashima spotted O-Kiku standing near the crowd. The yokozuna instructed Atagoyama and the other wrestlers to fetch her, and Atagoyama did as told, hauling Kiku over to the ring.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Atagoyama in One Piece?
Atagoyama is a sumo wrestler based in Bakura Town in Wano Country and a follower of the yokozuna Urashima.
What does Atagoyama do in Wano Country?
Atagoyama competes as a sumo wrestler in Bakura Town, Wano Country, and follows the orders of the yokozuna Urashima.
Who does Atagoyama serve?
Atagoyama serves under the yokozuna Urashima, whom he addresses with the respectful term ani-san.
What role did Atagoyama play in the search for O-Kiku?
When Urashima spotted O-Kiku near a sumo tournament crowd in Bakura Town, he ordered Atagoyama and the other wrestlers to fetch her, and Atagoyama hauled her over to the ring.
What does Atagoyama look like?
Atagoyama is heavyset with light brown hair tied in a topknot, and he wears a black mawashi with a white cape trimmed in blue lines.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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