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Chome is a young kunoichi who served in the Orochi Oniwabanshu under Wano's shogun before the group folded into the Beasts Pirates. Cheerful on the surface yet quick to panic, she works as a minor antagonist through the Wano Country Arc.

English Va: Shelby Chambers
Japanese Va: Ayaka Saito
Birthday: April 24th
Age: 14
Height: 150 cm
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 931: O-Soba Mask
Crew & Affiliations: Beasts Pirates, Orochi Oniwabanshu (former), Kurozumi Family (former)
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Appearance

Chome looks like a young girl, her blonde hair falling to about armpit length and dotted with pink blossoms. Large round eyes framed by heavy lashes, a tiny rounded nose, and a mouth shaped like a rabbit's give her a soft, childlike face. Her outfit is a brief sleeveless kimono in magenta, patterned with lime-green flowers and cinched by a small orange sash, paired with brown sandals. A sword rides on her back, fastened there with a purple cord finished in a little bow.

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Personality

A smile is Chome's usual expression, and she came across as self-assured when she squared off against Robin. That composure has its limits, however. When Brook appeared in his ghostly spirit form, she was so frightened that she was reduced to tears.

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Abilities

In keeping with her fellow Oniwabanshu, Chome can move in total silence, slipping up on Nico Robin without the latter sensing a thing. She is also nimble, ducking clear of Robin's strike even as her comrades were hit. Her signature technique is called Paralysis. For arms she carries a long sword, though how skilled she is with it remains unproven, and she rounds out her arsenal by hurling shuriken. Her involvement runs throughout the Wano conflict: she ambushed O-Robi at Orochi Castle, fled in terror from Brook on several occasions, accompanied Orochi to Onigashima, and stood in shock as Kaidou beheaded the shogun and ordered his forces to submit. She later fought the alliance's rebels during the raid on Onigashima.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Chome in One Piece?

Chome is a young kunoichi who served in the Orochi Oniwabanshu under Wano's shogun before the group folded into the Beasts Pirates, working as a minor antagonist through the Wano Country Arc.

What does Chome look like?

Chome looks like a young girl with blonde hair falling to about armpit length and dotted with pink blossoms, large round eyes, and a mouth shaped like a rabbit's. She wears a brief magenta kimono patterned with lime green flowers and carries a sword on her back.

What is Chome's fighting style?

Chome can move in total silence and is nimble enough to dodge attacks that hit her comrades. Her signature technique is called Paralysis, and she fights with a long sword while also throwing shuriken.

What did Chome do during the Wano Country Arc?

Chome ambushed Nico Robin at Orochi Castle, fled in terror from Brook's ghostly spirit form on several occasions, accompanied Orochi to Onigashima, and later fought the alliance's rebels during the raid on Onigashima.

What is Chome's personality like?

Chome usually wears a confident smile and came across as self-assured when facing Robin, but her composure has limits, and she was reduced to tears out of fear when Brook appeared in his ghostly spirit form.

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