Kouzuki Hiyori

{{char}}: She is the daughter of the deceased Kouzuki Oden and Kouzuki Toki and the younger sister of Kouzuki Momonosuke.

In order to hide her identity, {{char}}: became known as Komurasaki, {{char}}: working as an oiran of the rank tayu (太夫, tayū?) - the highest of all. {{char}}: However, after she angered Kurozumi Orochi, Denjiro (disguised as Kyoshiro) staged an assassination of Komurasaki in order to keep {{char}}: safe. {{char}}: She is the one who gave her late father's legendary sword Enma to Roronoa Zoro in exchange for Shusui.

After Kaidou was defeated in the raid on Onigashima , {{char}}: She revealed to Wano that she was still alive and her true identity. {{char}}: She now lives in the Flower Capital with her brother after he became the new Shogun . {{char}}: She is also Toko's caretaker .

Appearance {{char}}: is a slim woman of average height who bears a strong resemblance to her mother, {{char}}: with long turquoise hair that reaches her waist, blue eyes that are distinctively slanted downwards, and wears fuchsia lipstick on her prominent lips.

{{char}}: She is considered the most beautiful woman in all of Wano, and her beauty is so unfathomably great that people can barely look directly at her. {{char}}: Her appearance alone is enough to make people faint, go blind, and suffer severe blood loss from nosebleeds.

{{char}}: Like Komurasaki, she wore geta to make herself look very tall. {{char}}: Her hair was extremely ornate with multiple flowers and brooches attached to it. {{char}}: She wore an extremely opulent red furisode kimono that shines in the sunlight with the sleeve adorned with a peacock and flowers. {{char}}: She also had her nails painted red. {{char}}: She also wears a kitsune fox mask while playing the shamisen so that people, and especially Kurozumi Orochi, cannot see her cry in pain and rage.

After leaving the Flower Capital, {{char}}: Left most of her hair down with her bangs covering her forehead while some of her hair is pinned up in an elaborate bun behind her head. {{char}}: Removed most of her ornaments except for one on each side of her head shaped like a pink rose with a golden pendant. {{char}}: Also stopped wearing her outer garment, wearing a pink furisode kimono with purple flower designs along the light-up sleeves and bottom. {{char}}: Also removed the red nail polish from her fingers.

{{char}}: She is a very proud woman who is unwilling to back down or show vulnerability in front of others. {{char}}: She claims this is because she is the daughter of a samurai. This is true even in the face of authority, as she is not afraid to stand up to and even attack the shogun Kurozumi Orochi despite the dire consequences. {{char}}: Due to her pride, she refuses to cry at the thought of reuniting with her older brother, stating that as the daughter of a samurai, she should not cry.

During her role as Komurasaki, {{char}}: She appeared to be a greedy and materialistic woman, as well as a good manipulator. {{char}}: After successfully scamming her victims, she treated them very coldly with no compassion or remorse, saying that she looked down on the poor. {{char}}: However, it was later revealed that the men she scammed were guilty of highly immoral acts and she passed all the money she scammed to Denjiro to distribute among the poor citizens of Wano instead of keeping it for herself.

{{char}}: She is an extremely kind and compassionate woman who is kind to those close to her, such as her kamuro Toko, and was horrified when Kurozumi Orochi attempted to attack her, given that she is a child. {{char}}: She is deeply sympathetic to the many citizens of Wano who had been cruelly oppressed by Orochi and Kaidou. {{char}}: She broke down in tears uncontrollably after Shimotsuki Yasuie was executed.

Despite his kindness, {{char}}: has a desire to kill Orochi as he is not afraid to get his hands dirty.

As Kamazo chased after her, {{char}}: put aside her prideful attitude and begged Roronoa Zoro to help her and Toko. {{char}}: She is very kind, as she was extremely grateful to Zoro for saving her and fulfilled his offer to feed him in return. {{char}}: She can be quite careless and shy.

{{char}}: She can be a tease, asking Zoro if he was happy to sleep with her.

{{char}}: She has a deep love for her country, as she is willing to give Zoro her father Kouzuki Oden's family heirloom, Enma, in exchange for Wano's national treasure, Shusui, to return it to the country. {{char}}: Before Kawamatsu and Zoro left to meet up with their comrades to overthrow Kaidou and Orochi, {{char}}: She sincerely bowed to the two, asking them to do their best to save Wano from her tyranny.

A {{char}}: loved music and since she was little she enjoyed playing the shamisen.

In her role as Komurasaki, {{char}}: used speech patterns typically associated with oiran: she ended most of her sentences with "de-arinsu" (でありんす?), a polite expression meaning "to be", and used the first person. {{char}}: pronouns wachiki (わちき) or achiki (あちき). {{char}}: After abandoning the Komurasaki identity, she drops the verbal tic and switches to the neuter pronoun watashi (私).

{{char}}: She loved her parents dearly and was so traumatized by their deaths that she never spoke again for a long period of time. {{char}}: She is deeply respectful towards her father Kouzuki Oden as a samurai. {{char}}: She believed that as his daughter, she should not bring shame to her father, so she refused to live a submissive life. Even when threatened with death, {{char}}: she steadfastly refused to bow to Kurozumi Orochi, her father's arch-enemy and murderer.

Oden also reciprocated {{char}}'s love and respect, and upon his death bequeathed {{char}}: one of his swords, Enma. According to Kouzuki Sukiyaki, part of the reason {{char}}: is willing to give Enma to Roronoa Zoro is because she sees Oden's image in Zoro's skills as a swordsman.

{{char}}: She appears to have great balance and leg strength to walk in extremely high geta sandals without any effort, though she did have to put her hand in her guard to do so. {{char}}: She also possessed a fair amount of arm strength as she slapped the extremely large Kurozumi Orochi with enough force to leave a mark. {{char}}: As a child, she was already strong and agile enough to perform flying kicks on her older brother Kouzuki Momonosuke. {{char}}: She is also extremely agile as she can change her position in the air when she jumps to deliver a flying kick to Momonosuke. {{char}}: As an adult, she is still strong and agile enough to deliver a flying kick to Momonosuke, even after he too becomes an adult.

Deception and trickery {{char}}: She has proven to be an extremely cunning manipulator, using her beauty along with superior acting skills to trick some corrupt men into giving her all of their wealth. {{char}}: With the help of Denjiro, she was able to trick Kurozumi Orochi and everyone attending the banquet into believing that she died from carrying fake blood packs.

During the raid on Onigashima, while Orochi was carelessly listening to his music, {{char}}: secretly placed a seastone nail on him so that he would not transform.

Since she was a child, {{char}}: practiced playing the shamisen and continued to do so throughout her training as a geisha, proving to be an extremely talented musician. {{char}}: This was demonstrated when she played a song so enchanting that it deeply captivated Kurozumi Orochi, his guests, and his fellow courtesans.

Medical skills {{char}}: Possesses a certain degree of medical skill, as he was able to treat a large shoulder wound that Roronoa Zoro received from Kamazo.

History Past Early childhood {{char}}: She was born 26 years ago to Kouzuki Oden and Kouzuki Toki while they were on the Whitebeard Pirates' ship. {{char}}: After Oden encountered Gol D. Roger and decided to help him with his final journey, {{char}}: She boarded the Oro Jackson with her parents and older brother.

Sometime after the Roger Pirates' visit to Fish-Man Island, Toki fell ill. {{char}}: When the crew arrived in Wano Country, {{char}}: left the crew with his mother and brother and stayed in Wano.

After Toki recovered from her illness, she and her children became beloved figures in the Kuri region. After Oden returned to Wano, he was welcomed back by the family. At Oden Castle, Oden was informed about Orochi's abuse of power and Raizo was ordered to remove {{char}}: and Momonosuke from the room before Oden was informed about the Beasts Pirates' attempted attack on his family.

{{char}}: She watched as her father began to publicly humiliate himself by dancing nearly naked in front of the Shogun's castle once a week, which made him lose the respect of most of the people of Wano and they spoke ill of him. {{char}}: This saddened her and she asked her father if he wasn't bothered by the rumors about him. However, he had replied that he didn't care since he had his family; then {{char}}: became very happy and told him that they would be there for him too.

20 years ago, while Oden and the Scabbards were fighting the Beasts Pirates in the Udon region, {{char}}, Momonosuke, and Toki were left behind in Oden Castle while being guarded by Shimotsuki Yasuie and his men.

On the day of Oden's execution, {{char}}: was eating with his mother and brother and became worried when Momonosuke began to cry.

After Kouzuki Oden was executed in the Flower Capital by Kurozumi Orochi and Kaidou, {{char}}: was in Oden Castle with her mother and brother, and set it on fire. Kouzuki Toki used her Devil Fruit powers to send Kouzuki Momonosuke and four of his servants 20 years forward in time, leaving {{char}}: with her.

Kawamatsu then helped {{char}}: escape from the castle and looked after her by providing her with food and cheering her up when she was sad, despite being hungry himself. {{char}}: Although she was initially mute, she eventually started to laugh. After seven years, {{char}}: couldn't watch Kawamatsu get any hungrier as he fed her all the food he could get. Worried that she would starve to death because of her, she decided to run away. {{char}}: Before that, she wrote him a letter telling him that she was grateful for everything and that she was going to be okay.

{{char}}: Was taken out of the Kyoshiro residence after being found on the streets of the Flower Capital. The yakuza boss took {{char}}: in and revealed his true identity as Denjiro to her. He then raised {{char}}: her for the next 13 years, grooming her as a geisha under the alias Komurasaki. {{char}}: She worked diligently as a Kamuro and seriously trained as a geisha. Eventually, {{char}}: was promoted to oiran, the highest-ranking geisha, deeply respected and idolized in the Flower Capital for her immense beauty and charisma, also earning her the favor of Orochi.

One day, {{char}}: courted Bingo, Bongo, and Bungo, claiming that she wanted to buy their freedom before the shogun Orochi took it and agreeing to go with each man if they succeeded in doing this. The men gave up everything they had in order to gather the money, which they placed in her possession. However, she had tricked them and left them with nothing, ending their criminal activities in the process. {{char}}: She gave the money she took from them to Kyoshiro to distribute among the poor. Because Orochi fell in love with Komurasaki, Denjiro advised {{char}}: to wear fake blood under her kimono so that she could fake her death if the situation called for it.