Once he heard about Hyogoro's capture, Oden realized that Orochi and Kaidou never intended to honor their deal. Believing in their promise to eventually leave Wano, Oden followed their terms and danced naked in the Flower Capital once a week for the next five years. Oden's attack failed and he agreed to a deal with Orochi and Kaidou to spare the citizens of Wano Country. After hearing about Orochi's oppression with the Beasts Pirates' support and the attempt on Momonosuke's life, Oden rushed to the Flower Capital and tried to kill Orochi. Oden then learned about Kurozumi Orochi becoming shogun during his absence. After Roger disbanded his crew, Oden returned to Wano and reunited with his family and retainers. Oden later visited Zou with Roger and after gaining information from all four Road Poneglyphs, the crew reached Laugh Tale. Upon Toki becoming sick, the pirates dropped her and her children off at Wano alongside Nekomamushi and Inuarashi. With the Roger Pirates, Oden's journey took him through Skypiea, Water 7, and Fish-Man Island. To help Roger achieve his goal of reaching the end of the Grand Line, Oden joined the Roger Pirates along with his family, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi. After three days of fighting, the skirmish ultimately became a gift exchange. The Whitebeard Pirates encountered the Roger Pirates at an island and the two crews fought. Two years after Oden joined the Whitebeard Pirates, Momonosuke was born and Hiyori was born two years later. Later on, Oden met his wife Toki when saving her from Karma and his crew. When Nekomamushi and Inuarashi drifted to Wano Country and were bullied by locals, Oden rescued and befriended them, allowing his family to honor the ancient agreement between the two sides.ДЄfter meeting with the Whitebeard Pirates, Oden joined the crew along with Izou, Nekomamushi, and Inuarashi. Sukiyaki revoked the disownment, while promoting Oden to be the daimyo of Kuri. He then went to the Kuri region, a lawless area where criminals roamed free, where he defeated the strongest of them and worked to make Kuri a better place. Kozuki Oden was the son of shogun at the time, Kozuki Sukiyaki, but Oden was exiled from the Flower Capital for getting into violent fights. Over 20 years ago, they ruled Wano Country. Moreover, in the distant past, they had something to do with Wano Country's closed country policy. On top of that, they invented the poneglyphs that are scattered throughout the world in present time. The family also formed a bond with the Mink Tribe and agreed to help each other whenever one of them in trouble. The Kozuki Family existed for at least 800 years. Hovering the symbol may give further details. вЂЎ: the character is no longer part of this group.*: the character's status is unknown, or show additional information.On gravestones in a cemetery near Oden's Castle in Kuri there are two unnamed gravestones. Notably, Oden had a group of nine extremely powerful men serving him as retainers, the ' Nine Red Scabbards' led by Kin'emon. Jibuemon was the retainer of Sukiyaki and remained loyal to the family even during Orochi's reign. The clan has retainers loyal to the family members.В All of them bear the Kozuki Family crest on their bodies as a way of identification. Confirmed members of this family are former shogun Sukiyaki his son and the former daimyo of Kuri, Oden the latter's wife, Toki their son and heir, Momonosuke and their daughter, Hiyori. The earliest known ancestors created the Poneglyphs during the end of the Void Century. The Kozuki Family was a clan of master craftsmen, specializing in stonemasonry. Members See also the associated category: Kozuki Family. Those loyal to the family, even after Kurozumi Orochi slandered their name, have a crescent moon tattooed on their ankles to mark their loyalty yet remain hidden in Wano. The crest can also be found in locations affiliated with the family. Retainers of the Kozuki Family have this crest tattooed in their bodies in order to allow recognition. Around the bird figure, there is a circle with four sprout-like symbols coming from it at each ordinal direction. The crest of the Kozuki Family depicts a bird, likely a crane or a heron, with a glowing orb in its chest and spread wings.

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