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| − | |name= Umi |
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| + | |lit = Black-tailed Gull |
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| ⚫ | '''Umi''' is a character in ''[[Ōkami]]''. He runs a segregated restaurant in [[North Ryoshima Coast]]. After bringing the [[Fisherman#North Ryoshima Coast Fisherman|Fisherman]] the [[Key items#Marlin Rod|Marlin Rod]] and helping him catching the Marlin, he delivers it to Umi, who uses his "Cyclone Slice" to make some [[wikipedia:sashimi|sashimi]]. [[Amaterasu]] must use the [[Celestial Brush]] to draw three horizontal lines and learn the [[secret Celestial Brush techniques|secret Celestial Brush technique]] of [[Galestorm]], [[Whirlwind]]. Amaterasu can then eat the sashimi that Umi has prepared to fill her [[Astral Pouch]]. |
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| − | '''Umi''' (ウミネコ{{?}} ''Umineko, ''"Black-tailed Gull") is a character in ''[[Ōkami]]''. He runs a segregated restaurant in [[North Ryoshima Coast]] . |
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| + | Umi is a man of his 30-40's. He has a cat-like motif, like [[Yama]], in which his face does looks like a cat. His eyes are <span class="explain" title="His pupils are not like those of humans, but slit-like insteads.">feline-like</span>, his nose is triangle-shaped, and on each of his cheek are 3 stripes which resemble a cat's whiskers. |
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| − | ==Appearance== |
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| − | Umi is a man of his 30-40's. He wears a typical grey tall cap, a sea blue colored happi which have a darker blue sea-print on it. On his shoulders, there are some red strappings which helps in folding his sleeves to his upper arms. By his white "apron", there is the word... <small> (research needed) </small>. |
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| + | Umi wears a typical grey tall cap, a sea blue colored <span style="xml:lang: ja;">happi which has the embroidering of a darker blue wave on it. On his shoulders, there are some red straps which helps in folding his sleeves to his shoulders. On his apron, the kanji for ''"sea"''<ref name="海">[http://jisho.org/kanji/details/海 Denshi Jisho's translation of "海" ({{subst:tt|うみ|''Umi''}})]</ref> {{nihongo|海|umi}} is present, also spelling his name. Also, he is always seen holding a pair of kitchen knives. |
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| − | ==Story== |
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| − | ===''[[Ōkami]]''=== |
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| ⚫ | After bringing the [[Fisherman#North Ryoshima Coast Fisherman|Fisherman]] the |
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| + | **The story was created by [[wikipedia:Kenji Miyazawa|Kenji Miyazawa]]. Although not a commercial success, the work came to the attention of poets [[wikipedia:Kōtarō Takamura|Kōtarō Takamura]] and Shimpei Kusano, who admired his writing greatly and introduced it to the literary world. |
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| + | *''"Umi"'' {{nihongo|海}} means ''"sea"'',<ref name="海"/> which, aside from being his name, is also a reference to where his restaurant is located. |
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| + | *Both Umi and [[Yama]] have a cat motif, along with their waitresses. No other people in the ''Ōkami'' series have such features. |
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| + | *Umi is the counterpart of [[Yama]], since his restaurant is by the sea, while Yama's restaurant is in [[:Sei'an City|<span class="explain" title="Which lies on lake Beewa that is at the bottom of a hollow, surrounded by ranges of mountain.">Sei'an City</span>]]. Their name also relates with their locations respectively. |
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| + | ==References== |
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| − | ===''[[Ōkamiden]]''=== |
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| − | Umi and his restaurant do not reappear as the whole of North Ryoshima Coast has dramatically changed. Where his restaurant once lay, are now the uncovered ruins of the Moon Tribe Ruins. |
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| − | *The word Umi means "sea". A possible reference to where his restaurant is located. |
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Revision as of 00:22, 6 February 2020
Template:Appearances Umi is a character in Ōkami. He runs a segregated restaurant in North Ryoshima Coast. After bringing the Fisherman the Marlin Rod and helping him catching the Marlin, he delivers it to Umi, who uses his "Cyclone Slice" to make some sashimi. Amaterasu must use the Celestial Brush to draw three horizontal lines and learn the secret Celestial Brush technique of Galestorm, Whirlwind. Amaterasu can then eat the sashimi that Umi has prepared to fill her Astral Pouch.
Umi is a man of his 30-40's. He has a cat-like motif, like Yama, in which his face does looks like a cat. His eyes are feline-like, his nose is triangle-shaped, and on each of his cheek are 3 stripes which resemble a cat's whiskers.
Umi wears a typical grey tall cap, a sea blue colored happi which has the embroidering of a darker blue wave on it. On his shoulders, there are some red straps which helps in folding his sleeves to his shoulders. On his apron, the kanji for "sea"[1] (「海」?; umi) is present, also spelling his name. Also, he is always seen holding a pair of kitchen knives.
Trivia
- Umi and his restaurant, along with Yama and his cafe, are based on the Japanese story of Chūmon no Ōi Ryōriten (「注文の多い料理店」?; The Restaurant of Many Orders).
- The story was created by Kenji Miyazawa. Although not a commercial success, the work came to the attention of poets Kōtarō Takamura and Shimpei Kusano, who admired his writing greatly and introduced it to the literary world.
- "Umi" (「海」?) means "sea",[1] which, aside from being his name, is also a reference to where his restaurant is located.
- Both Umi and Yama have a cat motif, along with their waitresses. No other people in the Ōkami series have such features.
- Umi is the counterpart of Yama, since his restaurant is by the sea, while Yama's restaurant is in Sei'an City. Their name also relates with their locations respectively.