Ochou
Ochou, also known as "Moonflower O-Chou," is a supporting character in the manga series One Piece. She is a female yakuza boss who formerly led the underworld forces of the Ringo region in Wano Country, maintaining strong loyalty to the Kozuki Family.
Overview
Ochou, also known as "Moonflower O-Chou," is a supporting character in the manga series One Piece. She is a female yakuza boss who formerly led the underworld forces of the Ringo region in Wano Country, maintaining strong loyalty to the Kozuki Family.
Appearance
She has black eyes and black hair styled in a traditional Japanese updo (nihongami) featuring hair ornaments and hair sticks, with her bangs pinned back to reveal her forehead. Her face is accentuated by eyelashes, eyeshadow, and a mole beneath her eye.
Personality
As a prominent yakuza leader, Ochou possesses a strong sense of pride and honor. She harbors an unyielding spirit that refuses to submit to tyrannical rule, remaining steadfast in her allegiance to the Kozuki clan.
Abilities
She possesses leadership and authority as a yakuza boss capable of commanding underworld factions in the Ringo region.
Background
Formerly the prevailing yakuza boss of Ringo, Ochou was imprisoned in the Udon prisoner mines after defying the rule of Kurozumi Orochi and Kaidou's Beasts Pirates. Following her liberation during Monkey D. Luffy's takeover of the prison, she aligned herself with the samurai alliance to support Kozuki Momonosuke in restoring Wano Country.
Relationships
She is deeply loyal to the Kozuki Family, fighting on behalf of Kozuki Momonosuke. She works alongside fellow Wano yakuza bosses, including Hyogoro the Flower, Omasa, Tsunagoro, and Yatappe.
Trivia
She is known by the epithet "Moonflower O-Chou" among the underworld figures of Wano Country.