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O-Yame

Character

O-Yame is a resident of Okobore Town in the Kuri region of Wano Country, where she lives with her two sons. She appears during the Wano Country Arc as one of the starving townsfolk relieved by the arrival of provisions.

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Appearance

A woman of ordinary build, Yame has a rounded nose and brown hair gathered into a bun. Her outfit is a pale blue kimono patterned with light green clouds and pink patches, worn with a purple obi dotted in white and tied with a red cord. She keeps her infant son bundled on her back.

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Personality

Yame holds firmly to the belief that the boys of Wano Country ought never to cry or grumble, no matter how hard their circumstances become.

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History

When her hungry son Kinbo broke into tears, Yame tried to settle him by reminding him that Wano's boys do not whine. Relief came when Zoro, Kiku, and Law turned up with the Treasure Ship of Provisions, allowing her and her family to eat their fill at last.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is O-Yame in One Piece?

O-Yame is a resident of Okobore Town in Wano's Kuri region who lives with her two sons and appears among the starving townsfolk relieved by the arrival of provisions.

What does O-Yame believe about the boys of Wano Country?

O-Yame firmly believes that the boys of Wano Country should never cry or complain, no matter how hard their circumstances become.

Why did O-Yame's son Kinbo cry?

O-Yame's son Kinbo broke into tears because he was hungry, and she tried to settle him by reminding him that Wano's boys do not whine.

How is O-Yame relieved during the Wano Country Arc?

O-Yame and her family are relieved when Zoro, Kiku, and Law arrive with the Treasure Ship of Provisions, finally letting them eat their fill.

What does O-Yame look like?

O-Yame is a woman of ordinary build with a rounded nose and brown hair in a bun, wearing a pale blue kimono while carrying her infant son bundled on her back.

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