Oide is a young girl from the island of Sphinx and the owner of a pet named Tama. She first appears during the Wano Country Saga, when she carries her injured animal to the doctor Marco so its wounds can be mended, and later resurfaces during the Egghead Arc.
Oide is a small child with rosy cheeks, brown eyes, and brown hair tied into pigtails. She wears a short orange dress with long sleeves and a round wool hat dotted along its brim.
Bright and warm, Oide adores her pet Tama. Her youth shows in how she reads the world: too young to know about Devil Fruits, she brushes off the power of the Tori Tori no Mi that Marco wields, calling it nothing more than magic.

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On the island of Sphinx, Oide carried her injured pet Tama to Marco so the wounds could be mended. Once Marco had treated the animal, she thanked him and the two went on their way. Later, during the Egghead Arc, she sat beside Marco and listened as Vegapunk's message broadcast across the world. Her name comes from the Japanese word oide, meaning come over.
Oide is a young girl from the island of Sphinx who owns a pet named Tama. She first appears during the Wano Country Saga.
Oide meets Marco when she carries her injured pet Tama to him on Sphinx so he can mend its wounds.
Too young to understand Devil Fruits, Oide dismisses the power of Marco's Tori Tori no Mi, calling it nothing more than magic.
Yes, during the Egghead Arc, Oide sits beside Marco and listens as Vegapunk's message broadcasts across the world.
Oide's name comes from the Japanese word oide, meaning come over.
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