Nami (ナミ, Nami^?) is a fictional character from the anime and manga series One Piece. Nami means "Wave" in Japanese. She is the navigator and the fifth member (but was unofficially the third member as well) of Straw Hat Pirates to join the crew. Image File history File links No higher resolution available. ... Eiichiro Oda , born January 1, 1975 in Kumamoto, Kumamoto) is a Japanese manga artist, best known as the creator of the manga and anime One Piece. ... Akemi Okamura (岡村 明美 Okamura Akemi, born on March 12, 1969) is a seiyu who works for Mausu Promotion. ... Wakana Yamazaki (山崎 和佳奈 Yamazaki Wakana, born on March 21, 1965 in Yokohama) is a seiyÅ« who works for Aoni Production. ... Megumi Toyoguchi (豊口 めぐみ Toyoguchi Megumi, born January 2, 1978) is a seiyÅ«. She is employed by 81 Produce. ... A human ovum An ovum (loosely, egg or egg cell) is a female sex cell or gamete. ... Kerry Williams is a voice actress who plays Flora in the cartoon show, Winx Club. ... 4Kids Entertainment (NYSE: KDE) (commonly known as 4Kids) is an American film and television production company specializing in the acquisition, production and licensing of childrens entertainment around the world. ... Louisa Michelle Luci Christian (born March 18, 1973 in Hico, Texas) is an American voice actress working with ADV Films and FUNimation, who has provided English voices for leading and supporting characters in dozens of imported anime television shows since the 1990s. ... FUNimation Entertainment (previously known as FUNimation Productions) is an American entertainment company formed by Gen Fukunaga in the early 1990s to produce, merchandise and distribute anime and other entertainment properties in the United States and international markets. ... is the 184th day of the year (185th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... The Straw Hat Pirates ), sometimes referred to as the Luffy Pirates ) or the Straw Hat Crew ), are the main focus and protagonists of the anime and manga series One Piece, by Eiichiro Oda. ... Alice, a fictional character based on a real character from the work of Lewis Carroll. ... “Animé” redirects here. ... This article is about the comics published in East Asian countries. ... Serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump Shonen Jump Original run August 4, 1997 – (ongoing) Volumes 47 volumes with 478 chapters TV anime Director Konosuke Uda Munehisa Sakai Studio Toei Animation Network Fuji TV GMA 7 Original run October 20, 1999 – (ongoing) Episodes Japanese: 330 of 334 (current) English: 110 of 113... Nami or NAMI can mean: National Alliance on Mental Illness Nami (One Piece) Nami Tamaki Nami (Musician), Iranian electronic musician This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. ... The Straw Hat Pirates ), sometimes referred to as the Luffy Pirates ) or the Straw Hat Crew ), are the main focus and protagonists of the anime and manga series One Piece, by Eiichiro Oda. ...

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About Nami

Being a member of the Straw Hat Pirates, she has her own bounty of 16 million Belli. She is the second member of the Straw Hat Pirates to appear in the (anime) series, but the third to align herself with the crew, and the fifth to actually join. In the manga, she appears third. Possibly one of the best (or even the best) navigators currently sailing the Grand Line, Nami is more-or-less in charge when the crew is sailing on the Going Merry (Merry Go in the English translations), somewhat fulfilling the roles of treasurer and quartermaster as well (mirroring real-life, where the quartermaster was more or less in charge on pirate ships and the captain being more of a strong fighter whom the crew could put their trust in). The Straw Hat Pirates ), sometimes referred to as the Luffy Pirates ) or the Straw Hat Crew ), are the main focus and protagonists of the anime and manga series One Piece, by Eiichiro Oda. ... The Straw Hat Pirates ), sometimes referred to as the Luffy Pirates ) or the Straw Hat Crew ), are the main focus and protagonists of the anime and manga series One Piece, by Eiichiro Oda. ... The Grand Line is a fictional location in the anime and manga known as One Piece. ... The Going Merry ), known in the 4Kids version of the anime and English version of the manga as Merry Go [1], (It will be called Going Merry in FUNimations upcoming dub) was a fictional caravel used by the Straw Hat Pirates in the anime and manga One Piece. ... Look up Treasurer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. ... Quartermaster is a term usually referring to a military unit which specializes in supplying and provisioning troops, or to an individual who does the same. ... Look up pirate and piracy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. ... Captain is a rank or title with various meanings. ...

Nami has a tattoo on her left shoulder which represents mikan and pinwheels (a homage to her past), where she used to have a tattoo for being a member of Arlong's Crew. Near the beginning of the series, Nami wore thick, low cut leather boots and a simple blouse. However, during the Arlong Park arc and thereafter, Nami wore open-toed shoes and more revealing outfits (With the tattoo no longer being a secret). As of Chapter 435, Nami changed her shoes to high heeled boots. She usually pairs her tops with skirts with rings on them. Her overall physique matured suddenly (according to Oda, this is so because she is only 18 and still in her "growth phase").^[1] This article is about Mandarin orange. ... Arlong ) is a primary villain in the anime and manga One Piece. ... The Arlong arc is the fifth story arc of the East Blue Saga of the anime and manga, One Piece. ...

The author has also replied to a fan's question to saying that Nami's measurements are as follows:

• Height 169cm (5' 6½ feet) Making her the shortest member of the crew (Chopper's Brain Point not included).

• Nami's dress size is (according to Sanji) (B95 W55 H85) 37-21-33.

Though her breasts seem to grow and then "reset" throughout the arcs (this is much more obvious in the manga).^[2] He has also said that Nami resembles a cat, that he uses the color orange to represent her, and she smells of mikan and money.^[3][4] Sanji ) is a fictional character in the anime and manga One Piece. ... Binomial name Felis catus Linnaeus, 1758 Synonyms Felis lybica invalid junior synonym The cat (or domestic cat, house cat) is a small carnivorous mammal. ...

Her nickname, "Cat Burglar", comes from "dorobō neko", which can also mean "manstealer" in Japanese.

Early One Piece

Even before One Piece officially began, Oda had ideas for a Nami-like character.

In the original pilot for One Piece, Romance Dawn: version 1, there was a character called Silk, who was the daughter of a pirate and also abandoned when she was young. Appearance wise, Silk was almost exactly like Nami in both face and dress, although Silk had much longer hair. While some aspects of her personality were close to Nami's, she was still very different. Romance Dawn refers to three separate, pirate-themed manga chapters drawn by artist Eiichiro Oda between 1996 and 1997, culminating in the first chapter of the ongoing series One Piece. ...

In Romance Dawn: version 2 there was another Nami-like character called Ann. Ann, like Silk, had clothes similar to Nami's. Ann's personality was much closer to Nami's, but it was still a long way off from the one Nami was ultimately given by Oda. Romance Dawn refers to three separate, pirate-themed manga chapters drawn by artist Eiichiro Oda between 1996 and 1997, culminating in the first chapter of the ongoing series One Piece. ...

Personality and relationships

Along with Nico Robin, Tony Tony Chopper and Usopp, Nami is one of the smartest of the Straw Hats and the third smartest character during the East Blue saga according to Oda, the first being Ben Beckman of the Red-Haired pirates and the second being Captain Kuro.^[5] She is an excellent navigator and has the ability to recognize and analyze even the slightest changes in the weather through sheer intuition, thus saving the ship and the crew from the very unstable Grand Line weather on multiple occasions. She is also in charge of the money the crew has. Nico Robin ) is a fictional character in the anime and manga series One Piece created by Eiichiro Oda. ... Tony Tony Chopper ) is a fictional character in the anime and manga series One Piece by Eiichiro Oda. ... Usopp ) is a fictional character from the anime and manga One Piece. ... The Grand Line is a fictional location in the anime and manga known as One Piece. ...

She respects Luffy's qualities as a leader, but often gets angry of his irrational thinking and short attention span, despite this, she trusts him deeply and is the one that occasionally safe-keeps his straw hat. Nami is almost always the one who gives orders on the ship (much to Zoro's resentment) because of Luffy's usual lack of common sense. She often comically beats or hits her other crewmates for their nonsense, which occurs quite often. Acting as the "mother" of the crew, Nami doesn't understand or approve of the boys' often macho attitudes and principles. These are the only situations where Nami doesn't get the final word, as seen when she tried to talk sense into Luffy and Usopp's great fallout.

Nami is good friends with Nico Robin, the only other female and sensible person currently on the Straw Hat crew, going to far as to call her "nee-sama" ("older sister") at times. Robin is the only person Nami doesn't try to boss, and Nami has stated that Robin is the only person who understands her, though in a comical fashion. (In the FUNimation Dub, Nami says that Robin is the only one she can depend on instead) Robin is the only person who can properly motivate Nami when she is too scared or lazy to do anything, usually by bribing her. However, she does get mad at Robin whether she says something morbid, frightens her, or when she gives up too easily. Nico Robin ) is a fictional character in the anime and manga series One Piece created by Eiichiro Oda. ...

Nami is greedy and will do anything, aside from endangering her friends, for money, due to her past - After having gathered money for 8 years (and even before that often stole things), Nami is naturally accustomed to it, stating that after being freed from Arlong, the money is all hers now, but thinks of her friends as more important. (While on Sky Island, Luffy asks her, "What's more important, adventure or your life?" She responds, "My life. Followed by my money.") She is very manipulative and often takes advantage of Sanji for his devotion to her and Usopp to maintain her weapons. Roronoa Zoro manages not to fall for her deception, but ends up a victim like the rest, usually due to debt and blackmail. Nami also tries to avoid fights, and is one of the less adventurous and brave members of the crew. However, since the invention of her Clima Tact (A weapon that forms weather patterns, also called the Weather Forcer in the English dub), she is now seen fighting her own battles instead of becoming the 'easy target', as she doesn't want to be the one being saved anymore. It was seen that whenever Nami delivers the final blow, she does a weather forecast on what would happen to the enemy. Sanji ) is a fictional character in the anime and manga One Piece. ... Usopp ) is a fictional character from the anime and manga One Piece. ... Roronoa Zoro )is a fictional character in the anime and manga series One Piece by Eichiro Oda. ...

Her two favorite things are money and mikan (mandarin oranges), often translated to tangerines (the English manga uses "tangerines"), because of her love of her foster mother, Bellemere. It seems she is more fond of her orange trees than the money; when the crew returned to Water 7 and had their belongings returned to them, Nami was overjoyed at seeing the trees that she hugged one of the tree with tears coming out of her eyes, but did not hug the money like she usually does. And when Franky was talking about what he did with the 200 million Berries that he stole Nami didn't seem as upset. This hints at the possibility that she is becoming less greedy. For other uses, see Money (disambiguation). ... Binomial name The Mandarin orange or mandarin (瓯柑) is a small citrus tree (Citrus reticulata) with fruit resembling the orange. ... Binomial name Citrus reticulata Blanco For other uses of this term, see Tangerine (disambiguation). ... ...

Nami's dream is to draw a perfect map of the world, a task not yet accomplished by anyone due to the harsh nature of the oceans in Grand Line. The first map Nami plotted was the island Cocoyashi village is on. The Grand Line is a fictional location in the anime and manga known as One Piece. ...

Nami also has an obsession with fashion, as she is never seen wearing the same clothes. This was not present in the early chapters and started after the Captain Kuro arc. This is similar to Bulma, the main female character of Dragon Ball (Eiichiro Oda's favorite manga), who is never seen with the same hairstyle. Nami also appears to have an inhumanly high tolerance for alcohol, even more so than Roronoa Zoro. In Whiskey Peak, she was seen out-drinking 14 different Baroque Works members, losing only because she pretended to collapse in order to fool the bounty hunters, or possibly because of her determination to win the prize money. This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ... Bulma ) is a fictional character who first appears in the Dragon Ball manga created by Akira Toriyama, followed by an identical anime, including Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. She is originally a secondary main character, but her role is quickly downplayed as the series continues, even though she... This article does not cite any references or sources. ... Eiichiro Oda , born January 1, 1975 in Kumamoto, Kumamoto) is a Japanese manga artist, best known as the creator of the manga and anime One Piece. ... Roronoa Zoro )is a fictional character in the anime and manga series One Piece by Eichiro Oda. ...

History

Belle-Mère

Nami is an orphan found by Belle-Mère, a female Marine, on a battlefield as an infant. The marine adopted her along with Nojiko, Nami's older sister, and the three became as close as a real family. However, this ended when the infamous Fish-Man pirate Arlong took over Cocoyashi Village (or Coco Village in the English language manga and dub), their adopted hometown, and imposed a fee on every single adult and child in the village in order to 'live'. This is a list of naval marine characters in the anime and manga series One Piece. ... This article is about the Navy (海軍 Kaigun) in One Piece, a manga and anime series by Eiichiro Oda. ... The following is a list of minor characters in the manga and anime series One Piece: // The elderly gatekeeper of Skypiea. ... “Sea Train” redirects here. ... Arlong ) is a primary villain in the anime and manga One Piece. ... This article lists locations in the world of the anime/manga One Piece. ...

Since Belle-Mère could not pay for her entire family's monthly fee for living, Belle-Mère was used as an 'example' by Arlong to demonstrate to the townspeople what will happen to them if they ever go against him or fail to pay the fee. Belle-Mère was brutally murdered by a shot from Arlong in front of Nami and Nojiko. Nami was then kidnapped and forced to become a cartographer for Arlong. However, Arlong struck a deal with Nami: if she brought him one hundred million Berries (the form of currency in One Piece), he would free her village. This is a list of naval marine characters in the anime and manga series One Piece. ... This is a list of naval marine characters in the anime and manga series One Piece. ... Arlong ) is a primary villain in the anime and manga One Piece. ... The following is a list of minor characters in the manga and anime series One Piece: // The elderly gatekeeper of Skypiea. ... Arlong ) is a primary villain in the anime and manga One Piece. ... Arlong ) is a primary villain in the anime and manga One Piece. ...

Nami realized then that if she ever told the citizens of Cocoyashi Village, she might be bringing them false hope, as she couldn't possibly guarantee her success, and knew that one day she might be forced to run away. Although Nojiko eventually told them, Nami lived in the belief that they still hated her for joining Arlong's crew. She then swore to never again ask anyone for help.

She spent eight years making maps and stealing treasure from pirates in order to buy back her village.

Meeting Luffy

It was during this time that she met Luffy during the situation with Buggy in Orange Town (as seen in the Buggy the Clown Arc) and temporarily joined up with him with the reasoning that she will get most of the treasure that is found (in the anime, she met Luffy briefly in the first episode, as he was escaping from a ship she was robbing). Buggy the Clown (道化のバギー Dōke no Bagī) is a fictional character of the manga and anime One Piece. ... This article lists locations in the world of the anime/manga One Piece. ... The Buggy the Clown is the second story arc in the East Blue Saga of the anime and manga One Piece. ...

After helping defeat Captain Kuro in Syrup Village (i.e: Captain Kuro arc), and travelling to Baratie restaurant with Luffy, Nami took off with the crew's loot and ship and headed for Arlong Park. Nami was only 7 million Berries short of fulfilling her end of the deal, but Arlong shamelessly used Nezumi, a corrupt Marine captain, to steal all of the money, thus ensuring that Nami would forever be in his crew, without breaking his promise. This article lists locations in the world of the anime/manga One Piece. ... This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ... Monkey D. Luffy ) is a fictional character and leading protagonist in the anime and manga series One Piece by Eiichiro Oda. ... Arlong ) is a primary villain in the anime and manga One Piece. ... This article is about the Navy (海軍 Kaigun) in One Piece, a manga and anime series by Eiichiro Oda. ...

Later, Luffy arrives and after seeing a distraught Nami in the process of carving the Arlong tattoo off her arm and screaming Arlong's name in anger, he accepts her plea for help. Along with Sanji, Zoro and Usopp, he battles and defeats Arlong and his crew. Nami's village is freed, and she rejoins the crew as a permanent member. On her way out of the village, Nami wished to say goodbye to no one. She left the money back in Nojiko's house, and runs onto the Going Merry after stealing all of the villagers' wallets at the same time. This causes certain opinions for Nami to spring up, like Sanji cheering on Nami, Zoro saying that Nami might betray them again, Usopp saying that she hasn't changed, and Luffy laughing. Monkey D. Luffy ) is a fictional character and leading protagonist in the anime and manga series One Piece by Eiichiro Oda. ... The Going Merry ), known in the 4Kids version of the anime and English version of the manga as Merry Go [1], (It will be called Going Merry in FUNimations upcoming dub) was a fictional caravel used by the Straw Hat Pirates in the anime and manga One Piece. ...

Recently, in Chapter 435, Nami received her first bounty: 16 Million Berries. Amusingly this puts her above Buggy the Clown, the villain introduced in the same arc as Nami, and on the same level as Captain Kuro, another cat themed character. Out of all the Straw Hats, she is the only one complaining about the fact she got a bounty, though she says "at least my picture was cute". It was revealed that the photographer told her he was a W7 reporter so she willingly posed. Later, Genzo is seen in Coco Village, loudly declaring that Nami's picture "would attract more perverts than bounty hunters!" (she was photographed while wearing a polka dotted bikini) Humorously, Nojiko questions why Genzo has a large blown up version of the picture on his wall.

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Recent Chapters

Nami, along with Chopper and Usopp, went riding on a mini-version of the Going Merry before they tumbled into a moat on the floating ghost island, Thriller Bark. After being chased by a Cerberus-like monster, they were invited to Dr. Hogback's mansion by the mysterious Hildon. Usopp ) is a fictional character from the anime and manga One Piece. ... Thriller Bark ) is the worlds largest ship from the anime and manga One Piece and is owned by Gecko Moria of the Shichibukai. ... Thriller Bark ) is the worlds largest ship from the anime and manga One Piece and is owned by Gecko Moria of the Shichibukai. ...

On the way to the mansion, they hear a bit about Dr. Hogback, but Nami freaks out and asks Hildon to stop the cart. Hildon leaves the passenger section of the cart to speak with the driver. Ten minutes pass by, and they realize that Hildon left them in a cemetery filled with zombies. Nami gets bitten by one of the zombies, and fears that she'll turn into one herself. They run away from the zombies, and realize that they have arrived at the Hogback Mansion. Thriller Bark ) is the worlds largest ship from the anime and manga One Piece and is owned by Gecko Moria of the Shichibukai. ... Thriller Bark ) is the worlds largest ship from the anime and manga One Piece and is owned by Gecko Moria of the Shichibukai. ...

After having dinner at the mansion, she takes a bath with Chopper and Usopp guarding the door. She tells them through the door that they'd leave when night falls, pointing out that the entire mansion was full of zombies, and thus was no safer than outside. She also voiced her suspicions about Dr. Hogback, pointing out that if he had nothing to with the zombies, he wouldn't be living on the island. Just then, a voice says that she is a smart woman, and something invisible pins her arm against the wall, presumably the same thing that attacked the Thousand Sunny. The voice says that she is weaker than the woman on the ship (Robin) and that it favors the weak. Putting something over her mouth gagging her when she begins to scream, it declares "You....become our bride!" Hearing her cries for help, Usopp and Chopper rush into the bathroom. Chopper smells out the invisible creature, and Usopp shoots it as it tries to escape out the window without Nami, though the creature is later heard talking to Dr. Hogback, and thus appears unharmed.

Now, Nami, Chopper, and Usopp are trying to escape from the zombie-filled mansion, and accidentally end up in the secret passageway leading to Dr. Hogback's secret lab. They run down the passageway and discover many pictures of a happy, healthy, and living version of the zombie Cindry hanging on its walls. Thriller Bark ) is the worlds largest ship from the anime and manga One Piece and is owned by Gecko Moria of the Shichibukai. ...

They read that Cindry is no longer alive, when they are telling this to Dr. Hogback a zombie walks in. The zombie is a general who instantly hits Nami, Chopper and Usopp with the back of his sword. Although they seem to be fine, ten seconds later they are affected from the hit. Nami also notices that the general acts like Brook.

While unconscious, they were carried away by two zombie animals in a coffin to an unknown destination. The three manage to escape from the coffin, but end up in a garden of zombie animals. When a zombie was about to attack Nami, she was saved by a zombie resembling a cross between a penguin and a Bulldog with the personality, speech pattern, and fighting style of Sanji.

The dogpenguin continues to defend Nami for a while, but suddenly Absalom and Lola appear. Absalom turns invisible and takes Nami with him, but she use a thunder bolt on him and the shock makes him more in love with her. Then Lola chases Nami and she, Usopp and Chopper flee from her.

Usopp and Chopper turn and face Lola, but she knocks them out of the way, and Nami stumbles. Lola is about to stab her, when Nami claims that she is a man, a transvestite named "Namizo", so she poses no threat to Lola's attempt to marry Absalom. Nami then gives her some ideas of how to seduce Absalom, and Lola runs back to him, as Nami, Chopper and Usopp run away. For a discussion of the history and current usage of the term transvestite, see transvestism. ...

Later, the trio witnesses Luffy's shadow being placed into Oz, a zombie, and are discovered by Gecko Moria and his crew. As they escape, Nami is captured by Absalom, and the two disappear.

Unconscious, she is then taken to a wedding ceremony where she was to marry Absalom, with the zombie generals attending as guests. However, the wedding is interrupted when the zombie generals are beaten up by Oz, the zombie with Luffy's shadow. Sanji then arrives, and as of chapter 463, appeared to have defeated Absalom by beating him up. Absalom then appears again and kidnaps Nami a second time during the fight between the Straw Hats and Oz.

Recently Nami has woken up from the sedative given to her. Much to her dismay she wakes to see Absalom's lips inching towards her. Nami tries to break free but can't since she is held by a zombie. Just before Absalom can lay the binding kiss on her Lola appears from the ground stopping Absalom's kiss and freeing Nami in the process. Nami then used Thunder Charge, Swing Arm to defeat Absalom as Absalom was already weakened from his clash with Sanji earlier on. Nami thought that she had hit his weak point (earlier on, that very same attack had no effect on Absalom) and was just happy that she won. She rushes to Lola's side after Absalom appears to be out cold from her attack.

After admitting to Lola the truth of her gender the two have become closer friends. Lola tells Nami of Oz's rampage and begs her to run away. Nami is last seen desperately searching for the treasure of Thriller Bark. She finds out from two of Perona's minions that Perona had taken away the treasure and is planning to use the Thousand Sunny to escape. Furious she runs over the bridge that Franky had constructed earlier and confronts them. Perona and Nami were about to clash when Barthomelew Kuma appears. Perona was the one who 'introduced' Barthomelew as the Royal Shichibukai who was known for his brutality as a pirate. Nami sees Perona attempting to fight Kuma but Kuma used a mysterious ability and Perona disappeared. He then leaped up to where Nami is standing and asks if Luffy has a brother. Nami replies honestly that Ace is his brother and then asks Kuma what he is planning to do. Kuma said that it is his own business and leaves. Nami then decides that she has to warn Luffy that such a dangerous man is looking for him.

Powers and abilities

Nami is a highly skilled navigator and cartographer. She has the innate ability to sense changes in the weather and can even predict the appearance of the supposedly unpredictable cyclones of the Grand Line. She often claims that she feels a change in atmospheric pressure when predicting the weather. She is also an excellent thief and pickpocket who can steal small items such as keys on light encounters without the victim noticing. Cartography or mapmaking (in Greek chartis = map and graphein = write) is the study and practice of making maps or globes. ... The Grand Line is a fictional location in the anime and manga known as One Piece. ...

Nami is not as skilled a combatant as some of the Straw Hats, although she is able in wielding a staff, and can take down normal pirates or marines with few problems. She usually ends up fighting a female villainess. She is able to unleash quick and moderately powerful strikes, and during the Alabasta arc and beyond, uses a weather manipulating staff Usopp created for her, the Clima Tact (known as the Weather Forcer in 4Kids' adaption), to fight. At first, the weapon was actually partly used for party tricks, but using certain combinations, Nami turns the tomfoolery of Usopp into a deadly force to be reckoned with and is able to defeat one of the strongest members of the Baroque Works, Miss Doublefinger (Mr. 1's partner agent, and Baroque Works' second strongest female agent); two lieutenants of Enel's Enforcers, Hotori and Kotori, with the help of Gan Fall, and one of the members of CP9, Kalifa. After the Skypiea Arc., the Clima Tact was reinforced with Dials, the appearance was changed with additional fist sized orbs at one end of each section and renamed the "Perfect Clima Tact". The Alabasta arc is the eleventh story arc in the series, the fifth and final one in the Baroque Works Saga of the manga and anime, One Piece. ... Usopp ) is a fictional character from the anime and manga One Piece. ... Usopp ) is a fictional character from the anime and manga One Piece. ... Baroque Works is a fictional underground criminal organization in the anime and manga series, One Piece. ... Miss Doublefinger, named in the English anime as Miss New Years Eve, is a fictional character from the anime and manga One Piece. ... Mr. ... Enel is a common romanization of the name Eneru, a fictional villain from the manga and anime series known as One Piece. ... Skypieas Priests, referred to as Vassals in the 4Kids dub, are the four men who serve under the false god Enel in the anime and manga series One Piece by Eiichirō Oda. ... Gan Fall (AKA Gan Forr) is the name of a character from the anime One Piece. ...

Currently, Nami has been given a Dial enhanced Clima-Tact, the "Perfect Clima-Tact", by Usopp. The new weapon was powerful enough to wipe out an entire group of soldiers; with the Perfect Clima-tact, she managed to defeat CP9's Kalifa, securing her place as one of the crew's most valuable members. “Sea Train” redirects here. ... Usopp ) is a fictional character from the anime and manga One Piece. ...

Before receiving her Climatact in the Alabasta Arc, Nami's fighting style was much more deceitful, using her brilliant mind and her good looks to solve her problems. She would shamelessly manipulate one of her crewmates to fight in her place, usually by blackmailing Zoro, charming Sanji, or ordering Luffy around, but due to his lack of intelligence he ends up doing the opposite driving her even more insane. She is somewhat fond of Usopp and Chopper, but is known to comically beat them when they mess around and a sister relationship with Robin. In the fourth One Piece movie she is even seen posing seductively to get information out of a bartender. She also had excellent luck: situations would arise that kept her out of the line of battles during fights. In a few rare cases, she'd used her looks to distract an opponent from attacking her. Her more manipulative battle-strategies began diminishing during the Alabasta Arc and beyond when she received her Clima-Tact and began to fight her own battles.

Some common techniques include Thunderbolt Tempo/Tempest (using Heat and Cool Balls, a cloud is formed, and by sending a Thunder Ball in, a huge bolt of lightning is summoned) and Mirage Tempo/Tempest (by manipulating the heat of the surrounding, Nami can create illusory copies of herself, which is further augmented by the Perfect Clima Tact's Mirage Tempo Fata Morgana). However, these illusions are not perfect as they create different looking Namis: a normal one, a tall and skinny one, a muscular one, a short and fat one, and a child. Despite this, the real Nami could be any of these, furthering confusing the opponent.

References

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See also

• Straw Hat Pirates
• East Blue
• Arlong
• List of fictional characters who can manipulate weather

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External links

• Professional Pirate Thief, a Nami fanlisting
• One Piece Encyclopedia - Nami