Yaeko
| Yaeko | |
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| Portrayed by | Eriko Tamura |
| First appearance | Four Months Later |
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| Known ability | None |
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| Home | Otsu, Japan |
| Parent | Unnamed father |
Yaeko is the daughter of a swordsmith.
Character History
Four Months Later
Yaeko appears as Hiro and Takezo Kensei are talking and slaps the swordsman across the face. She begins to berate Kensei for drinking sake while their homes were burned and her father is kidnapped. Ignoring Kensei's attempt to put the blame on Hiro she then takes back the sword. Both Hiro and Kensei claim ownership of the sword she then states that it is her fathers' sword, as he is the one who forged it. After taking the sword she walks away, only to be stopped by Hiro who asks her where she is going. She replies that someone must save her father and that if Kensei will not, she will.
Lizards
Hiro, garbed as Takezo Kensei, rides into a clearing to find Yaeko using her father's sword to defend herself against a number of swordsmen. The leader tells Yaeko that he needs her father, not her. Hiro disarms the men as a grateful Yaeko watches.
After some time, Yaeko apologizes to Hiro for thinking that Takezo had just left with their money. She praises his honor and bravery. They enter a clearing filled, and Yaeko comments on the beauty of the cherry blossoms; she finds it odd that the tree is beautiful, but bears no fruit. She asks Hiro to take off his mask but he declines, saying that she "disarms him" and that his love for her will be legendary. She closes her eyes, and when she opens them, Hiro and Kensei's horse have disappeared, leaving Yaeko standing alone in the falling cherry blossoms.
Later, Yaeko enters the room where Hiro and Takezo converse, and tells the real Kensei that he forgot his sword. She tells him that they must go rescue her father. As they leave, Whitebeard's men attack Kensei.
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According to the documentary Sword Saint, Yaeko is the creator of the Kensei scrolls. Some historians believe Yaeko is also the princess from the Kensei legends.
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