A certain pirate's jigoku yoichi

Because Momonosuke adhered to the principles of a samurai, he refused to accept any food offered by "M" and tried to escape.

As a result, he accidentally broke into the room where the failed "artificial devil fruit" experiment made by Caesar was placed.

In order to fill his stomach, Momonosuke, who was extremely hungry, broke the glass jar and ate the failed artificial devil fruit sample, thus turning into a peach-colored Chinese dragon and being abandoned in the waste area at the bottom.

Then I met Luffy.

After meeting Luffy, Momonosuke revealed Caesar's evil deeds of using abducted children as experimental subjects, and decided to help Luffy save other trapped children and leave the garbage dump with Luffy.

Now that Momonosuke has appeared, we have to talk about his father!

He is the son of the previous shogun of Wano Country, Kotsuki Sukiyaki. His wife is Kotsuki Toki (originally named Amatsuki Toki), and they have a son, Kotsuki Momonosuke, and a daughter, Kotsuki Hiyori.

The last generation of the Kozuki clan who knew how to read and write historical texts.

Kuri, the Daimyo of Wano Country, longed for adventure at sea. He once sailed with the Whitebeard Pirates and served as the captain of their Second Division. Later, he boarded Gol D. Roger's ship and arrived at Raftel with him, where he learned the truth about the world.

His name is Kozuki Oden! He is tall, with almond-shaped eyes and thick eyebrows, and has long, wild black hair, especially the top part which is gathered into a large round plane, with a prominent widow's peak and triangular sideburns.

In terms of clothing, Oden often wears an orange kimono with most of his legs exposed and a crescent moon pattern on both chest areas.

There were huge purple-white ropes tied around his shoulders and waist, with the ropes on his shoulders falling down his back, and two sabers tied around his waist.

Kozuki Oden is an eccentric, unruly, carefree, brave, confident and willful person, which prompted him to take cruel and violent actions for his own benefit when he was young, doing unexpected things without caring about the consequences of his actions.

After being sentenced to work in a quarry, Oden became more generous and began taking actions to improve the lives of the citizens around him.

Kozuki Oden was also very adventurous and wanted to sail illegally from Wano, believing that the country was too narrow-minded and that this dream was more important than preparing to succeed the Shogun.

After sailing with Roger's pirate group, he decided to become a general and establish Wano Country in order to change the world.

In addition, Oden has the spirit of chivalry and can hear a woman's cry for help, but he usually doesn't care much about women.

Kozuki Oden has been in turmoil since birth, and he has physical abilities that ordinary people do not have.

At the age of 9, he burned down the gangster casino. At the age of 0, he threw his nanny out violently.

At the age of 2, he was able to catch two rabbits at the same time, showing his amazing leg strength; at the age of 4, he threw a huge rock to kill a giant bear;

At the age of 6, he began to frequent red-light districts; at the age of 8, he drank and fought with gamblers; at the age of 9, he was blacklisted by the gang, and burned down the gang's casino in anger, and was arrested for violent injury;

At the age of 10, he entered a quarry as a prisoner to serve his sentence, and because of the talent of the Kozuki family, he was promoted to the head stone craftsman.

At the age of 14, he was wanted again for modifying the river course due to drought, which caused a major flood.

At the age of 15, he threatened the abbot of the temple and lived in seclusion in the temple, abducting women every night to build a harem. The women were usually free, but were conquered by Oden's charm. However, this also aroused public anger and he was attacked. Oden gladly accepted the fight, and it was called the "Harem Rebellion" in Wano Country.

When he was 18 years old and traveled around Wano Country and wrote a diary, Oden failed in his 38th illegal voyage. Sukiyaki decided to sever the father-son relationship with Oden and expelled him from the Flower Capital.

At this time, the Mountain God incident broke out in the Flower Capital, and a giant wild boar rushed into the Flower Capital to destroy it. Oden defeated the Mountain God and saved the Flower Capital, and Kin'emon was also saved by Oden.

When Oden learned that his father was going to cut off the relationship, he just laughed it off. Kin'emon and Denjiro volunteered to follow Kozuki Oden. Oden left the Flower Capital and went to Hakumai, where he visited Shimotsuki Yasushi's family and met Kurozumi Orochi from his childhood.

After leaving Hakumai, Oden prepared to travel around various regions of Wano Country, with his final destination being Kuri. Oden wrote down his experiences during the trip in a diary.

In Suzuka, he met the two brothers Izo and Kikunosho, who were the main family of the former Hanagi-ryu. In Hime, he subdued Kurozumi Kanjuro, who was known as a monster. In Usagi, he accepted Raizo, a ninja from the Kozuki family who had left the Oniwabanshu.

Oden arrived at Kuri, the lawless area of ​​Wano Country. Oden broke into the Kuri area alone and conquered the entire Kuri in just one day, defeating all the villains, including the most notorious monster "Ashura Douji" Shutenmaru.

When he was 20 years old during the daimyo period, Oden decided to use all the power, connections, and military talents to transform Kuri, stabilize public order, subdue most of the villains at the time, teach them farming and construction techniques, reclaim farmland to provide food, and lead the construction of facilities in the Kuri area, and was deeply loved by the residents.

This feat was so great that Shogun Kotsuki Sukiyaki decided to revoke the order to sever ties and grant Oden the title of daimyo Kuri.

At the age of 26, Oden rescued and took in Kawamatsu, Inuarashi, and Nekomaru at the seaside. At the request of Shimotsuki Yasuie, Oden's retainers began to learn etiquette, knowledge, and self-training, aiming to become the guardian of Wano Country.

Oden and his retainers went to sea When Oden was 29 years old, the Whitebeard Pirates drifted to Kuri Date Port in Wano Country. Oden, who had been unable to go to sea, decided to take this opportunity to go to sea.

The approaching Oden made Whitebeard Edward Newgate alert and felt that he was difficult to deal with, so the two fought. Because Oden's strength reminded Whitebeard of the Rocks Pirates, Whitebeard refused to let Oden join.

Oden is determined to join Whitebeard, so Whitebeard decides to test him.

Oden gave up the test because he heard a woman's cry for help. He met and saved Amatsuki on an island, and was appreciated by Whitebeard. He boarded Whitebeard's ship for a sea trip.

Also going out to sea with Oden were Izo, Nekomaru, and Inuarashi.

At that time, Gol D. Roger read about it in the newspaper and expressed his desire to meet the samurai from Wano Country.

When Momonosuke was 31 years old, Oden and Toki were already married on the Whitebeard ship, and gave birth to Kozuki Momonosuke. As the number of crew members increased, Whitebeard made Oden the captain of the Whitebeard Pirates' second team.

To be honest, there is a world of difference between Kozuki Oden and his beloved son Momonosuke! The difference between these two characters is really unexpected.

Thinking back to the past, Kozuki Oden was such a majestic and imposing figure!

He was brave and fearless, and extremely wise, like a dazzling star, shining in that turbulent era.

Its fame spread far and wide, earning countless people respect and admiration. However, who could have expected it?

His son Momonosuke was completely different. Not only did he not inherit his father's heroic spirit, but he was also weak, incompetent and timid.

When faced with difficulties and challenges, they always shrink back and show no sense of responsibility.

It can be said that "a dragon gives birth to nine sons, each one is different". Such a sharp contrast can't help but make people sigh at the fickleness of fate and the tricks of destiny.

The saying “A good father will have a good son” seems to have lost its validity here, which is really sad!