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Morishita Yukie

Character

Morishita Yukie is a first-year student in the spin-off One Piece in Love. Nursing a crush on Yamamoto Luffy, she stands as the romantic rival to Koyama Nami and approaches her crush only while hidden inside ship costumes.

Age: 16
Status: Alive
Crew & Affiliations: Uwazumi High School, Tea Ceremony Club, Pirate Club
Also Known As: Merry, Sunny
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Appearance

Yukie is a teenage girl who wears her long black hair in braids, typically dressed in a dark green school uniform set off by a blue collar and skirt. Around the Pirate Club she is nearly always in costume, first as the Going Merry and later as the Thousand Sunny. Her Merry getup hinged on a mask copying the ship's figurehead, originally joined by a clunky wooden waist-piece with a toy cannon up front that she kept ditching for being unwieldy. Her Sunny outfit pares things down to a mask of that ship's lion figurehead.

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Personality

Off on her own Yukie is timid, so bashful that she will not face Yamamoto Luffy without a costume on. Hidden inside one, though, she turns boldly forward in pursuing his affection, forever hovering near him and angling for a hug. Large animals such as reindeer leave her uneasy.

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History

Yukie attended the same preschool as Luffy in her childhood. Watching the Pirate Club hunt for a clubroom and guessing that Luffy must be a One Piece fan, she dressed as the Going Merry to approach them, hoping for a hug just like the one Monkey D. Luffy gives the real ship, and offered them a share of the Tea Ceremony Club's room. During the school's culture festival she played a zombie in her class's haunted house, but threw her disguise back on rather than let Luffy see her face, spinning a tale that she had risen as a vengeful Merry. After the club laid the spirit to rest, she asked Luffy for a parting hug, was refused, and bolted. Once they had moved on, she reappeared in a Thousand Sunny costume and announced herself as their new ship.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is One Piece in Love?

One Piece in Love is a spin-off manga in which Morishita Yukie appears as a first-year student at Uwazumi High School. In it she nurses a crush on a character named Yamamoto Luffy and serves as the romantic rival of Koyama Nami.

Who does Morishita Yukie have a crush on?

Morishita Yukie has a crush on Yamamoto Luffy, a fellow member of the Pirate Club at Uwazumi High School. She is normally too shy to approach him without wearing a costume.

Why does Yukie hide her face around Luffy?

Yukie is bashful on her own and will not face Yamamoto Luffy without a costume on. Disguised as the ship mascots Going Merry and later Thousand Sunny, she becomes bold enough to pursue his affection and seek a hug.

Who is Morishita Yukie's rival in One Piece in Love?

Morishita Yukie's romantic rival is Koyama Nami, since both compete for the affection of Yamamoto Luffy in the spin-off manga One Piece in Love.

How did Morishita Yukie first approach the Pirate Club?

Morishita Yukie, who attended the same preschool as Luffy, noticed the Pirate Club searching for a clubroom and guessed Luffy must be a One Piece fan. She dressed as the Going Merry to approach them, hoping for a hug, and offered them space in the Tea Ceremony Club's room.

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