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The Ēderuwaisu Family is a once known prominent family in Wano residing in Kuri where all males were samurai running for centuries until the Kuri Massacre when the remaining members of the clan disappeared. The eldest of the family to be the head of the clan was Ēderuwaisu Hikaru and their latest member of the clan is Lovecraft D. Ame who is a descendant of the Ēderuwaisu Clan through her mother.
Crest[]
The crest of the Ēderuwaisu Family depicts a edelweiss flower with a star in the middle of it. The crest can usually be found on their bodies either on their chest, arms or their shoulders as a way of identification.
Members[]
The Ēderuwaisu Family was a clan of master samurai who ruled the land of Kuri for centuries. The earliest known ancestors formed the clan to ensure protection for the civilians in return for peace. Confirmed members of the family were one of the elders of the clan, Makoto; his son and the former head of the clan, Tetsuo; the latter's wife, Fujiko; their son and samurai successor, Shin'ichi; and their daughter who was a prominent samurai, Hayami. It is also known too that Lovecraft D. Ame is a confirmed member of the family due to being a descendant from her mother's side.
Ēderuwaisu Family[]
Ēderuwaisu Makoto:
Ēderuwaisu Tetsuo:
Ēderuwaisu Fujiko:
Ēderuwaisu Shin'ichi:
Ēderuwaisu Hayami:
Lovecraft D. Ame:
History[]
Trivia[]
- The surname Ēderuwaisu when translated means Edelweiss, a white flower that represents courage/power. It is also known throughout tradition in the Ēderuwaisu family that when a male member of the clan proposes to their love, he would present them with the same flower that represents their clan as a sign of dedication.
- Despite all the members in the family who are samurai as male, Hayami is the only known female samurai in the Ēderuwaisu family; besides her, Ame is the second known female samurai in the family.
- As tradition, while the males bore the Ēderuwaisu family symbol on their bodies as identification, the females who are wedded into the family are to wear the Edelweiss flowers in their hair that were presented to them by their husbands.