Granny Miya
CharacterGranny Miya is a holistic healer who patches up assassins, earning the nickname God Hands in their world. Sakamoto counts her as the one doctor he truly trusts, and her skill is said to mend any wound short of death.
Appearance
Miya is a small, elderly woman crowned with short white hair and black eyes. She layers golden glasses tinted blue with a red beanie that carries a second pair of yellow rectangular frames, and long red earrings dangle at her ears. Her outfit pairs a white polo shirt under a sleeveless navy coat with matching trousers.
Personality
Easygoing by nature, Miya generally turns away former assassins who come seeking care. Sakamoto is the exception, and he regards her as the only physician he can put his faith in.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Granny Miya in Sakamoto Days?
Granny Miya is a holistic healer nicknamed God Hands who treats assassins and is the only doctor Taro Sakamoto fully trusts.
What is Granny Miya's healing ability?
Granny Miya is said to be able to close any battle wound as long as the patient is still alive, a reputation that earned her the nickname God Hands.
What methods does Granny Miya use to heal patients?
Granny Miya practices holistic medicine, including acupuncture, which she is shown performing on the assassin Shin.
What does Granny Miya look like?
Granny Miya is a small, elderly woman with short white hair and black eyes, often wearing tinted golden glasses and a red beanie.
Does Granny Miya treat every former assassin who comes to her?
Granny Miya is generally easygoing but tends to turn away former assassins seeking treatment, making an exception only for Taro Sakamoto.
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