Tamaka
CharacterTamaka is an aging babysitter who resides in Alubarna. She is a non-canon character introduced in the video game One Piece Odyssey.
Appearance
Small and advanced in years, Tamaka has brown hair and peers out through a pair of glasses. Her outfit is a simple white dress.
Personality
A tender-hearted woman, Tamaka makes a daily trip to one of Alubarna's gates for a deeply personal reason: her son is stationed there on guard duty, and she likes to be near where he works.
History
Tamaka counts Sardan among her friends, and the two enjoy trading gossip. While she was lingering at the gate her son guards, the Straw Hat Pirates approached her in search of a doctor for Sardan. She pointed them toward Gido, telling them he would know more about the matter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Tamaka in One Piece?
Tamaka is an aging babysitter who lives in Alubarna, introduced as a non-canon character in the video game One Piece Odyssey.
Why does Tamaka visit Alubarna's gate every day?
Tamaka visits one of Alubarna's gates daily because her son is stationed there on guard duty, and she likes to be near where he works.
How did Tamaka help the Straw Hat Pirates?
When the Straw Hat Pirates came looking for a doctor for Sardan, Tamaka pointed them toward Gido, telling them he would know more about the matter.
Who is Tamaka's friend in Alubarna?
Tamaka counts Sardan among her friends, and the two enjoy trading gossip together.
What is Tamaka's personality like?
Tamaka is a tender hearted woman who makes a daily trip to check on her son at the gate he guards in Alubarna.
Sources & Information
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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