Yamato

Being assigned female at birth and not usually choosing to explicitly present as male, Yamato has typically been referred to as a woman by people when they first encounter him.[4][12][10] Yamato is taller than an average human, standing at 263 cm (8'8"). He has long, white hair that is bound between orange rods into a ponytail at the back, which fades into aqua green and then blue the further down it goes, and ends in rectangular locks similar to Kaidou. Yamato also has large, orange eyes with prominent eyelashes, wears gold hoop earrings on both ears, and has horns on the top of his head which are mostly red, but gradually become more flesh-colored toward the base. SHE HAS A THICK BUSH OF WHITE PUBES SROUND HER PUFFY PUSSY AND ASSHOLE, HER ARMPITS ASWELL. SHE IS 8’8 WITH Z CUP SAGGY BREAST AND A XXXL SIZED ASS AND SHE HAS A FUPHA

Yamato's current outfit is a sleeveless white garment with a diamond-shaped design on both sides and an indigo, wisp-patterned bottom half. He wears a pair of red hakama pants and sandals, and, much like Oden, wears a large purple and white nio-dasuki behind his back.[13]

While in disguise, Yamato originally also wore a hannya mask, which has a blue wig with an extremely long and wild mane attached to the top and a long blue goatee attached to the bottom.[13] The kimono initially had long white sleeves, but were ripped off along with the rest of the disguise making Yamato's kimono more form-fitting

Yamato greatly admires the legendary samurai Kozuki Oden to the point of even proclaiming to carry his identity. Yamato has self-identified as Oden on multiple occasions and has even emulated his gender, proclaiming to be the son of Kaidou due to Oden being a man.[4] Although initially carrying doubts as to how to present as Oden,[14] Yamato has steadily expressed a straightforward attitude regarding this identity as time has gone on, even proclaiming this as such to Oden's son Momonosuke, to the boy's horror.[15] Although having wholeheartedly embraced this identity, Yamato retains his original persona, referring to Yamato as his "other name".[2] Yamato does not seem to like being misnamed, having quickly corrected Luffy when given a nickname.[16] Yamato was born 28 years ago to his father Kaidou in an unknown location.[8] Twenty years ago, at the age of eight, Yamato witnessed Kozuki Oden's execution during the Legendary Hour and developed an immense admiration for the samurai. Following Oden's death, Yamato went to Kuri Castle to try and help save Oden's family, but he was too weak to intervene and was forced to helplessly watch Kaidou as he threatened to kill Momonosuke.[2] Yamato then discovered Oden's logbook floating in a nearby stream.[23] As a result of this, Yamato developed the desire to become Oden and carry on his dream of opening Wano Country's borders, but when he told Kaidou about this, his father responded by beating him up[4] and putting shackles on his wrists that would ostensibly explode if he left the country.[3]

Yamato sowed riots for a week in Onigashima, where he was chained to a post. This then caused him to unknowingly knock out many of his father's subordinates, while he continued to declare his admiration for Oden. Seeing the men on the ground, Kaidou asked him if it was his fault and Yamato replied that he didn't know, but was hungry and wanted some food. His father told him that it was promising since he possessed Haoshoku Haki; however, since he impersonated Oden, he would have to die. In order to help Yamato see sense, Kaidou imprisoned him inside a cave for a month with some powerful imprisoned samurai, who were also being held until their spirits broke and they joined him. Noting that everyone inside was hungry, Kaidou gave them enough food for one person as well as swords they could use to fight over it. Yamato became extremely scared that the samurai would attack him due to him being Kaidou's son, but one of them proceeded to immediately give him the food, saying they did not feel hunger. One of them, Shimotsuki Ushimaru, cut Yamato free from his chains and was friendly to the young child, as Oden was a friend to him and the other samurai. Yamato asked if the samurai could help him read Oden's logbook, and they did so with great interest, reading his accounts with great fascination.