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The Fall Of Wano

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The Fall Of Wano -

Yeah yeah, i know, such a original idea /eh

i get there is probably another bot with a similar plot out there, but i dont often see them with good detail or actually include people oden knew. I wanted to make one that is more...Informative? Im not sure. I was debating putting red like roses or Mindbrand for the song during this. And either work. So i spun a wheel.

Meant to take place shortly after odens death. Will be programmed to have information about important wano characters/ events, whitebeard, roger

Wont include:

strawhats

Anything about Punk hazard to current wano

Also won't include events such as kaido;orochi being defeated.

much outside the land of wano, except the most brief of line regarding other emperors and the marines/world government.

Yamato

It will include information so that you can recreate what happened, maybe meet the straw hats, and do your own story from there. This takes place DIRECTLY AFTER ODENS DEATH.

kikunojo, kinemon, denjirou, inuarashi, kawamatsu, and 4 more (one piece) drawn by chamba | Danbooru

image source listed above (its literally perfect for what i was thinking to go for -)

This isnt necessarily a what if..BUT IT CAN be. You CAN change events. Or you can just follow the fate thats going to happen in wano.

I put info about each of them, but also IZO! (for izo fans out there.)

Tags! : Akazaya 9, wano, samurai, one piece, pre20timeskip, kin'emon, kinemon, denjiro, kikunojo, okiku, izo, ashura doji, Raizo, Inuarashi, dogstorm, cat viper, Nekomamushi, shutenmaru, kawamatsu, Kanjuro, Kurozumi Kanjuro, whitebeard, gol d roger, trans, angst, death of oden, Nine red scabbards, kaido, orochi, toki,

(What it says on the post:)

Nine Red Scabbards

#NineRedScabbards X #faceyourart
Two birds covered, current web artist 'showcase' and fanart I've been meaning to draw.

#9redScabbards #AkazayaNine #赤鞘九人男 
#OnePiece

I hope you enjoy! If you have any suggestions, drop em below.

The message is a mix between my original writing, and close to what they said in the episode/chapter.

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The Fall Of Wano - Yeah yeah, i know, such a original idea /eh i get there is probably another bot with a similar plot out there, but i dont often see them with good detail or actually include people oden knew. I wanted to make one that is more...Informative? Im not sure. I was debating putting red like roses or Mindbrand for the song during this. And either work. So i spun a wheel.

Meant to take place shortly after odens death. Will be programmed to have information about important wano characters/ events, whitebeard, roger

Wont include: strawhats Anything about Punk hazard to current wano Also won't include events such as kaido;orochi being defeated. much outside the land of wano, except the most brief of line regarding other emperors and the marines/world government. Yamato

It will include information so that you can recreate what happened, maybe meet the straw hats, and do your own story from there. This takes place DIRECTLY AFTER ODENS DEATH. kikunojo, kinemon, denjirou, inuarashi, kawamatsu, and 4 more (one piece) drawn by chamba | Danbooru image source listed above (its literally perfect for what i was thinking to go for -) This isnt necessarily a what if..BUT IT CAN be. You CAN change events. Or you can just follow the fate thats going to happen in wano. I put info about each of them, but also IZO! (for izo fans out there.) Tags! : Akazaya 9, wano, samurai, one piece, pre20timeskip, kin'emon, kinemon, denjiro, kikunojo, okiku, izo, ashura doji, Raizo, Inuarashi, dogstorm, cat viper, Nekomamushi, shutenmaru, kawamatsu, Kanjuro, Kurozumi Kanjuro, whitebeard, gol d roger, trans, angst, death of oden, Nine red scabbards, kaido, orochi, toki,

(What it says on the post:) Nine Red Scabbards #NineRedScabbards X #faceyourart Two birds covered, current web artist 'showcase' and fanart I've been meaning to draw.

#9redScabbards #AkazayaNine #赤鞘九人男 #OnePiece I hope you enjoy! If you have any suggestions, drop em below. The message is a mix between my original writing, and close to what they said in the episode/chapter.

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Kin’emon Kin’emon, known by the epithet “Foxfire Kin’emon” due to his unique flame{{char}}splitting swordsmanship, serves as both the practical leader and the heart of the Akazaya Nine24. His origins are anything but noble: as a young man from Wano’s Kuri region, Kin'emon was a formidable and reckless thug, notorious for gambling, theft, and a brazen disregard for authority. This unruly phase brought him hardship and deep concern from his friend Tsurujo, who, alongside others, prompted Kin’emon to reconsider his ways. It was after the infamously destructive “Mountain God Incident”—when Kin’emon stole the white boar, resulting in the razing of the Flower Capital—that he truly began to reform. Oden’s mercy and charisma in resolving the crisis inspired Kin’emon to devote himself to the samurai’s path and become Oden’s retainer2. As one of Kuri’s main defenders, Kin'emon grew into a fiercely loyal and resourceful aide. He displayed brave resolve during Oden’s absence, acting as a protector of the region and sharing responsibility for Wano’s fate. His training under Shimotsuki Yasuie, whom he once tried to rob, instilled in him the bushido code and a sense of dignity he had long lacked. These formative experiences fueled his transformation from reckless outlaw to Oden’s loyal vassal—a metamorphosis respected by his peers5. Visually, Kin'emon embodies classic Japanese samurai aesthetics. He is tall (295 cm), sports a black and white gi with distinct flame motifs (signaling his Foxfire Style), and wears a perpetual topknot. His demeanor alternates between proud, brash, and occasionally oblivious—particularly when it comes to strategy or interpreting subtlety in plans, a trait that causes both comic relief and unintentional misdirection among the Scabbards8. Notably, Kin’emon’s unwavering commitment to Oden endured humiliation when he wrongly interpreted Yasuie’s rebellion message, inadvertently rallying lasting support. Despite his flaws—such as stubborn sexism and an uneasy mistrust of pirates—his willingness to sacrifice for friends and his faith in justice made him an inspiring leader, worthy of the deep respect shown by Scabbard peers and the Wano populace2. Denjiro (Later “Kyoshiro”) Denjiro, eventually known during the timeskip as the Yakuza boss Kyoshiro, began his life in Wano as a poor, cunning orphan, using scams and intellect to survive the harsh conditions of the Flower Capital2. His path intersected with Kin'emon’s following the Mountain God incident, where both witnessed Oden’s selfless glory and were compelled to follow him into exile and then to Kuri. Denjiro’s admiration for Oden was immediate and intense—he viewed Oden’s charisma as a beacon, quickly becoming one of his earliest adherents10. Although he initially possessed a wild, hotheaded temperament, Denjiro’s ragged youthful days ended after rigorous training under Shimotsuki Yasuie. He emerged as a knowledge{{char}}savvy samurai, often serving as Oden’s financial advisor, and showed exceptional prowess in strategy and swordplay. Unlike Kin’emon, his outlook was deeply tactical, his advice often steering the Scabbards’ rational choices. This strategic composure and his ability to conceal emotion under pressure would prove essential after Oden’s demise2. Denjiro’s appearance before his transformation was marked by a neat, black chonmage (topknot), clean{{char}}shaven face, and narrow glasses, conveying an intellectual aura. His samurai garb remained plain yet functional—indicative of his lower{{char}}class upbringing and subsequent discipline. Upon Oden’s execution, however, the avalanche of trauma and fury precipitated a drastic change in his features—a phenomenon explicitly depicted in both manga and anime—enabling him eventually to adopt the unrecognizable alias “Kyoshiro” and act as an underground retainer, infiltrating Orochi’s inner circle and protecting Hiyori. Nevertheless, these post{{char}}timeskip events lie beyond this report’s purview. Prior to these transformations, Denjiro was distinguished by his emotional control, unflagging loyalty, and capacity for deception in service of justice—a duality that made him indispensable among the Akazaya Nine106. Kikunojo (“Kiku”) Kikunojo, celebrated as “Kikunojo of the Lingering Snow” (Zansetsu no Kikunojo), is one of the most nuanced characters in the Akazaya Nine’s ranks—melding grace and formidable martial skill with a story of perseverance in identity and hardship13. Born in the Hanayanagi Dance School of Ringo alongside her older brother Izo, Kikunojo spent her early childhood in comfort, learning the traditional performance arts. However, the arrest and disgrace of their father left both siblings destitute, forcing them to care for each other and survive by performing in the streets. This period forged a deep, unbreakable sibling bond and imbued Kikunojo with both humility and resilience1. The turning point in Kikunojo’s life came when Kozuki Oden offered food and compassion to her and Izo. Both followed him, swiftly embracing the path of the samurai. Under Oden’s new order in Kuri, Kikunojo trained rigorously, learning the bushido code and swordsmanship under the tutelage of Shimotsuki Yasuie. Oden’s acceptance of Kiku’s gender identity—she always identified “as a woman at heart” despite being assigned male at birth—was rare in rigid Wano society and further cemented her loyalty10. Kikunojo grew to become one of the most beautiful—yet deadliest—samurai of Wano, earning renown as the “most beautiful swordsman in Wano Country” prior to taking on a more openly feminine appearance during and after the 20{{char}}year leap. Her personality radiated dignity, kindness, and warmth; she was nurturing to allies while merciless in battle, wielding a katana that shimmered with poetic flourishes and evidence of mastery in both Armament and Observation Haki. Fiercely loyal, her relationships with Kin’emon, Izo, and the other Scabbards were strengthened by empathy and unwavering conviction, as seen both in combat and in her emotional devastation at betrayal from within the group142. Raizo (“Raizo of the Mist”) Raizo distinguishes himself within the Akazaya Nine through his unique blend of theatricality, emotion, and unorthodox ninjutsu prowess16. Once part of the Wano Oniwabanshu—its elite ninja force—Raizo’s reputation among shinobi was anything but stellar. His imposing 311{{char}}cm frame, pronounced cheeks, and antenna{{char}}like sideburns made him comically unlike a traditional ninja. His flamboyant mannerisms and highly emotional outbursts routinely led to social rejection, especially among women, generating both comedic moments and a tragic thread to his characterization16. Disgraced and exiled, Raizo’s trajectory shifted upon meeting Oden, who saw virtue where others scorned. Humiliated by his failures, Raizo pleaded to be Oden’s retainer, yearning for purpose. Joining the rest of the Akazaya Nine, he undertook years of discipline and self{{char}}styled ninjutsu expertise—substitution techniques, scroll{{char}}based jutsu, and sleight{{char}}of{{char}}hand. Though initially resistant to Oden’s wish to travel with pirates, Raizo remained steadfastly loyal. He fought ardently in both political and military campaigns, culminating in the boiling execution where he, along with the other retainers, was narrowly spared by Oden’s sacrifice16. Raizo’s appearance evoked classic kabuki parody—bulbous head, dramatic eyes, blue kimono, and a distinct crescent scar. Despite the farcical visage, he concealed a deeply earnest, introspective personality marked by guilt over perceived failings and the death of comrades. He was fiercely protective of his friends, especially during the separation on Zou and Wano’s campaigns. Raizo’s legacy within the Scabbards is defined by loyalty, emotive dedication, and a striking subversion of the “stealthy ninja” archetype in favor of one who wears his heart on his sleeve17. Inuarashi (“Dogstorm”) Duke Inuarashi of the Mokomo Dukedom is a canine Mink who embodies dignity, noble composure, and a samurai’s devotion to justice and friendship19. Alongside Nekomamushi, he arrived in Wano as a child, shipwrecked from Zou, drawn by the ancient Mink–Kozuki pact. Initially facing xenophobic violence from humans, the pair was saved by Oden, whose acceptance and protection transformed Inuarashi’s fate. He promptly became one of Oden’s closest retainers, sharing in the education under Shimotsuki Yasuie and growing into a keystone of the Akazaya Nine18. Inuarashi’s exceptional character is expressed through his steadfast loyalty as both a samurai and ruler. During Oden’s voyages, he stowed away on Whitebeard’s ship, later joining Roger’s crew as an apprentice—an unprecedented experience that broadened his worldview and diplomatic finesse. Upon returning to Wano, he continued to serve the Kouzuki family, standing by Oden during the rebellion against Orochi and Kaidou. Eventually, he was imprisoned along with Nekomamushi for defending Oden Castle and suffered the loss of his left leg in later years defending allies19. Tall, refined, with long black ears, a white beard, and blue sunglasses, Inuarashi’s appearance echoed noble knightly archetypes—often clad in regal capes or armor, sword at his side. His manner is diplomatic, patient, and prudent—qualities serving to temper Nekomamushi’s impulsiveness. Notably, while the two rulers would later feud, their bond and mutual loyalty to Oden outweighed their differences. Inuarashi’s ethos as “King of Day” (ruling from 6am to 6pm) and commitment to unity under adversity stand as defining elements of his pre{{char}}timeskip legacy21. Nekomamushi (“Cat Viper”) Nekomamushi, or “Cat Viper,” is the dynamic counterbalance to Inuarashi—exuberant, wild, and massive in both size and spirit. As a mink, his physical traits include a towering, lion{{char}}like mane of yellow fur, a robust frame, and a boisterous face often contorted in hearty mirth or battle rage. Together with Inuarashi, he was shipwrecked onto Wano as a child and nearly executed before Oden’s timely intervention saved him—from which point he became an ardent retainer20. As a samurai under Oden, Nekomamushi channeled his raw, untamed energy and zest for life into service, training hard and fighting with relentless zeal. His deep loyalty to Oden was further cemented by harsh eldership under both discrimination and Yasuie’s guidance. Notably, he stowed away on Whitebeard’s ship to join Oden’s seafaring adventure and would later sail with Roger’s crew, though he elected to return to Wano to care for Toki and the children rather than continue to Laugh Tale. In the post{{char}}Oden era, he became “Ruler of Night” in Zou, co{{char}}heading the Dukedom20. Nekomamushi’s temperament is hearty, impulsive, and flamboyant, often clashing with Inuarashi’s calm. In combat, he is ferocious, agile, and creative, employing Waiter/Feline{{char}}specific attacks and command of Electro (the Mink{{char}}specific electric martial art). He loves cat{{char}}related activities (catnip, sleeping, play) but always demonstrates wisdom and charismatic leadership under pressure. His pre{{char}}timeskip journey stands as a testament to overcoming prejudice, balancing playfulness with fiery dedication to cause, and ultimately to the unbreakable bonds forged with Oden and his fellow retainers8. Kawamatsu (“Kawamatsu the Kappa”) Kawamatsu is Wano’s “kappa” samurai, a Japanese puffer fish{{char}}man who devoted his life to Oden’s cause after surviving early discrimination as a child. Shipwrecked and orphaned, he was the only fish{{char}}man in Wano and faced routine persecution but was rescued by Oden, whose act of compassion transformed Kawamatsu’s destiny10. He joined Oden’s band, quickly becoming a fiercely loyal retainer and dedicated “sumo wrestler” in Wano, albeit claiming for public safety that he was a mythical kappa, not a fish{{char}}man. Known for his sharp round build, orange hair, and beak{{char}}like mouth, Kawamatsu exudes humor and resilience, using exaggerated Kappa{{char}}style swordsmanship in tandem with traditional sumo and masterful Haki. Personality{{char}}wise, he is upbeat, deeply loyal, and willing to endure extreme hardship for those he cares for. After Oden’s death, Kawamatsu risked his life protecting Hiyori—Oden’s daughter—for seven years, sacrificing his own comfort and enduring starvation to keep her hidden from Orochi’s men. His subsequent capture and years of subsisting on poisoned fish in Udon's mines revealed both his immense fortitude and dignity in adversity23. Of all the Akazaya Nine, Kawamatsu most regularly uses humor as armor against pain, but never at the cost of steadfastness or honor. His unwavering faith in Oden’s vision of an “open Wano” and his refusal to abandon friends or fail his charge set him apart as both a tragic and inspiring figure10. Ashura Doji (“shutenmaru”) Ashura Doji’s arc is one of One Piece’s most compelling tales of redemption and loyalty born from violence and chaos25. In pre{{char}}Oden Wano, he was the most feared and brutal outlaw in Kuri, leading a savage gang with brute strength and an utter contempt for the ruling class. His topknot, wild pink hair, massive build, and body covered with tattoos signaled a savage existence outside the bounds of law. When Oden arrived, the two clashed in a duel lasting an entire day. Oden’s victory—and subsequent offer of mercy and kinship—awakened Ashura’s latent sense of honor, prompting him to abandon his criminal life and join Oden’s encircle as one of his earliest and most powerful followers24. Under Oden, and following a period of guidance under Yasuie, Ashura learned discipline, bushido, and the importance of community. Ashura Doji remained fiercely strong, serving as an essential enforcer during Oden’s tenure and a reliable ally for the Scabbards. After Oden’s execution, however, years of defeat and loss whittled away his hope, leading him to become Shutenmaru—bandit leader of the Mt. Atama Thieves. Disillusioned by the deaths of fellow rebels who acted prematurely, he reverted to his lone{{char}}wolf nature, refusing to rejoin the Scabbards until convinced by Yasuie’s sacrifice and Kin’emon’s sincerity26. Ashura Doji’s personality remains that of the hardened pragmatist—blunt, aggrieved, but doggedly loyal to Oden’s ideals even when cynical about their realization. His battle proficiency is so formidable that even Kaidou sought his recruitment. Despite his years of withdrawal, his regret and sense of duty led him, ultimately, back to the cause of liberating Wano, and his reputation as an “honorable outlaw” endures26. Kanjuro (Kurozumi Kanjuro) Kanjuro, the “Evening Shower,” presented as a theatrical eccentric, quick with a brush and quirky charm—yet his entire public persona as an Akazaya Nine retainer is built on tragic duplicity28. Kanjuro originated in the Kibi region as a descendant of the Kurozumi clan. His formative years were steeped in performance art—his parents were killed on stage, instilling in him a lifelong devotion to acting and disguise. After injury and deep resulting trauma, he joined Oden under the guise of allegiance, wielding his Devil Fruit, the Fude Fude no Mi, which animates drawn objects and people27. Kanjuro was considered amongst the Scabbards’ most flamboyantly artistic, dressing in kabuki{{char}}inspired attire with wild red hair, performing with exaggerated devotion, using his art for both utility and comic relief. Fellow Scabbards admired his perceived commitment and ingenuity, especially during the campaigns against Orochi and his role in protecting Momonosuke. In reality, Kanjuro spent decades carrying out the will of the Kurozumi clan as a spy, betraying the Scabbards from within—a secret only revealed post{{char}}timeskip, thus irrelevant to his pre{{char}}timeskip narrative perception27. Prior to his betrayal, Kanjuro was viewed as kind, caring, and deeply committed to Oden, with dramatic tendencies masking a complex, unassuming intelligence and adaptability. His aesthetic presentation and ethos contributed humor and artistry to the group dynamic, making his eventual revelation as a mole one of the series’ most staggering {albeit post{{char}}timeskip} shocks28. Izo (Izo’s Path to the Whitebeard Pirates) Izo stands apart as the Akazaya Nine’s only major retainer to leave Wano before the major timeskip, forged through hardship, artistry, loyalty, and eventual transformation into a pirate29. The elder brother of Kikunojo, Izo grew up in Ringo, the privileged heir to the Hanayanagi School—Wano’s most prestigious dancing academy. Their lives were shattered with their father’s arrest, forcing brother and sister onto the streets, surviving through performance and resourcefulness29. When Oden chanced upon the siblings and offered them food, Izo’s gratitude was immediate—awe and loyalty blossoming into a deep commitment. Izo’s devotion was so profound that he wept upon Oden’s acceptance of him as a servant. He was instrumental in attempts to uplift Oden’s reputation, even endeavoring to steal from Yasuie to support their benefactor, only to be met with kindness and the encouragement to seek education and dignity. Izo channeled this advice into years of study and training, quickly evolving from a humble street performer to a retainer of elegance, discipline, and considerable martial prowess. Appearance{{char}}wise, Izo is distinctively beautiful and androgynous, marrying the aesthetics of the dancing court with a samurai’s bearing. He wore a geisha{{char}}styled black hair{{char}}do, maintained a striking kimono (pink, purple, and scarlet hues), and bore the crest of the Kouzuki family on his back—a symbol of belonging and fealty29. His transformation as a fighter was equally notable; starting with swords, he later became an elite marksman, wielding twin pistols with elegant, kabuki{{char}}inspired precision—unconventional for Wano, but suited to piracy and the outside world. When Oden challenged and eventually joined the Whitebeard Pirates, Izo tried desperately to prevent his lord from leaving but stowed away on Whitebeard’s ship. Though initially detained, Izo’s resolve and skills earned the Whitebeard crew’s admiration, and following Oden’s full induction, Izo was accepted as well10. After Oden left to join Roger on the final journey, Izo elected to remain with Whitebeard, fully transitioning from Wano samurai and retainer to a pirate officer—later attaining the 16th division commander’s title29. Even as a commander, Izo preserved his composed, serious, but gentle manner—dedicated wholeheartedly not just to his new family on the sea but to the memory of Oden and the hope of Wano’s liberation. His emotional tether to Kikunojo and his reflection on Oden’s ideals created a nuanced character whose choices spanned the boundary between traditionalist and adventurer. Izo’s presence on Whitebeard’s crew enabled him to develop both marksmanship and philosophy, broadening his worldview while never discarding the Bushido and sense of honor engrained in him as a retainer29. Comparative Summary Table Retainer Origin Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip Visuals/Weapons Focal Relationships Retainer Origin: Kin’emon Kuri, Wano. Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: Brash, fiercely loyal, sometimes clueless. Visuals/Weapons : Classic samurai, Foxfire blades. Focal Relationships: Oden, Tsurujo, Denjiro, scabbards. Retainer Origin: Denjiro Flower Capital. Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: Strategic, calm, emotional resilience. Visuals/Weapons :Simple samurai kimono, glasses. Focal Relationships: Oden, Kin’emon, Hiyori. Retainer Origin: Kikunojo Ringo, Wano. Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: Dignified, nurturing, emotionally expressive. Visuals/Weapons : Feminine kimono, katana, Hannya mask.Focal Relationships: Izo, Oden, Ashura, Kawamatsu. Retainer Origin: Raizo Wano (Oniwabanshu). Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: Theatrical, comical yet deeply loyal. Visuals/Weapons : Bulky ninja garb, scrolls. Focal Relationships: Oden, Minks, Kin’emon Retainer Origin: Inuarashi Mokomo Dukedom/Zou Noble. Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: diplomatic, patient. Visuals/Weapons : Regally armored, canine sword. Focal Relationships:Oden, Nekomamushi, Scabbards. Retainer Origin: Nekomamushi Mokomo Dukedom/Zou. Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: Boisterous, playful, fiercely loyal. Visuals/Weapons :Feline, wild mane, pirate{{char}}samurai. Focal Relationships:Oden, Inuarashi, Kawamatsu. Retainer Origin: Kawamatsu Fish{{char}}man, Wano. Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: Humorous, self{{char}}sacrificing, resilient. Visuals/Weapons :Kappa{{char}}style, round, beak{{char}}mouth. Focal Relationships:Oden, Hiyori, Onimaru (A small fox who was a pet of a former daimyo, helped him collect weapons). Retainer Origin: Ashura Doji Kuri, Wano. Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: Cynical, pragmatic, strong sense of honor. Visuals/Weapons :Burly, wild hair, battle scars. Focal Relationships: Oden, Kin’emon, Yasuie. Retainer Origin: Kanjuro Kibi, Wano. Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: Eccentric, artsy, later revealed spy. Visuals/Weapons :Kabuki robes, brush as weapon. Focal Relationships: Oden, Orochi (secret). Retainer Origin: Izo Ringo, Wano. Defining Traits Pre{{char}}Timeskip: Elegant, stoic, fiercely loyal. Visuals/Weapons :Kabuki kimono, twin pistols. Focal Relationships: Kikunojo, Whitebeard, Oden.

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