Mizuira
CharacterMizuira was a young girl from the island of Ohara, daughter of Oran and Roji, niece of Nico Olvia, and cousin to Nico Robin. She is believed to have perished during the destruction of Ohara.
Appearance
Mizuira was a small child wearing a broad smile. Her curly hair was blonde, and she kept a ribbon tied in it.
Personality
Hardly anything is recorded about her temperament, but she plainly was not close with her cousin Robin, since she raised no objection when her mother left the other girl out of the family dinner.
History
For her eighth birthday, Mizuira's parents took her out to dine at a restaurant. Roji wanted the occasion kept intimate, so Robin was not invited along. She is presumed to have died when Vice Admiral Sakazuki destroyed the ship meant to carry Ohara's people to safety. Her name is thought to stem from the phrase mizuirazu, meaning a private gathering with no outsiders present, a nod to the birthday dinner Robin was excluded from.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Mizuira in One Piece?
Mizuira was a young girl from the island of Ohara, daughter of Oran and Roji and cousin to Nico Robin, who is believed to have died in the destruction of Ohara.
How is Mizuira related to Nico Robin?
Mizuira is Nico Robin's cousin, the daughter of Robin's aunt Roji and uncle Oran.
Why wasn't Robin invited to Mizuira's birthday dinner?
Mizuira's mother Roji wanted the eighth birthday dinner kept intimate to family only, so Nico Robin was left out of the celebration.
What happened to Mizuira?
Mizuira is presumed to have died when Vice Admiral Sakazuki destroyed the ship meant to evacuate Ohara's people.
What does Mizuira's name mean?
Mizuira's name is thought to derive from the word mizuirazu, meaning a private gathering with no outsiders, referencing the family dinner from which Robin was excluded.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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