Namikaze

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Character Information
Rōmaji	Namikaze
Status	Inactive (Deceased)
Biological Information
Species	Shark
Gender	Female
Personal Status
Residence	Blue Sea (Previously)
Relatives	Namiho (Younger Sister) Syakesan (Son) Samekichi (Son) Minami (Grandson)

Namikaze is a minor character in the Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea -Reboot-. She was the mother of Samekichi and Syakesan. She has also only appeared as a game mini-sprite and is currently missing from the character page.

Physical Description

There is currently no public official artwork of Namikaze, but from what is seen of her sprite in the Reboot bonus scene, she appears to have had the same bluish-gray hair as her younger sister, though with slightly choppier short fringes for bangs. Her hair was supposedly very soft, and this trait was passed down to her son Syakesan.

Personality

Not much is currently known about Namikaze's personality. However, from what is seen in the Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea -Reboot- bonus scene, she seemed quite despondent before taking her own life.

Background

At some point prior to the events of Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea, Namikaze was impregnated by Old and gave birth to twins Syakesan and Samekichi. She later took her own life. The circumstances behind Namikaze's depression and how she died is currently undisclosed. However, an "incident at sea" appears to be the hinted cause.

Appearances

Minor

• Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea (Manga) - Makes a minor appearance in the manga.
• Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea -Reboot- - Makes a minor appearance in a bonus room scene.

Relationships

Relatives

Samekichi

Samekichi is the youngest son of Namikaze. In both a bonus scene of the Reboot and manga, Samekichi is shown to be upset over the death of his mother. The details of their relationship are currently unknown.

Syakesan

Syakesan is the older son of Namikaze. From both the bonus scene in the Reboot and manga, Namikaze's death deeply affected him. Her death was a major factor in Syakesan's decline to join the Sea of Death. On the night of her death, Syakesan found a beautiful stone on the beach. The moment he saw the shine on this stone, Namikaze ended her life. After her death, Syakesan became incredibly sorrowful and began looking over the sea often. After some time, he left his home and never returned.

When asked why Syakesan had such a distorted affection for Wadanohara, Deep-Sea Prisoner responded even though it is hard to tell with the pixels of the game, it can be implied (in the Reboot bonus scene) that Wadanohara may resemble Namikaze. This implies Syakesan could have had a strong affinity towards his mother.

Namiho

Namiho is the younger sister of Namikaze. They were close to each other. It is implied in a Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea -Reboot- bonus scene that Namiho took her in before Namikaze's eventual death. Namiho is seen to have hurt feelings towards her sister having died without having said anything, even stating along the lines of "hating [Namikaze] just a little." She is later seen at Namikaze's grave after meeting with her nephew Samekichi and his family. She states despite everything bad, good things are coming out of it. She ends with asking her sister to please watch over Samekichi and his family.

In Funamushi Private Deep-Sea Academy, Namikaze and Namiho are enjoying a vacation on a southern island together.

Minami

Minami is Namikaze's grandson; the two have never met due to her untimely death.

Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea Cast

Old

Namikaze was somehow involved with Old, winding up pregnant by him with Syakesan and Samekichi. The details of their relationship are, however, unknown. Deep-Sea Prisoner has stated she would like to one day write about how they met, though it is "not a nice encounter."

Abilities

Natural Abilities

• Nigh-Absolute Immortality - Like most non-human characters in the Deep-Sea Universe, Namikaze cannot die from natural causes such as aging and/or disease.
• Animal Transformation - Being shark, she was able to switch between a humanoid and animal form.
• Underwater Breathing - Being a shark, she could naturally breathe underwater.

Trivia

• Namikaze's (波風) name means "wave wind/cold wave" in Japanese.
• Deep-Sea Prisoner stated in a livestream even though it is hard to tell with the game pixels, it can be implied (in the Reboot bonus scene) that Wadanohara may resemble Namikaze.

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Games

Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea

Sprites