Nami in One Piece

Nami was born in the Oykot Kingdom and orphaned by war. As a baby, she was found by Nojiko and later by Bell-mère, a Marine who took them both in and raised them in Cocoyasi Village as her daughters. Despite their struggles, they were a loving family.

From a young age, Nami loved drawing maps and dreamed of mapping the entire world. However, her family was poor, and she often stole navigation books to learn. One day, Bell-mère caught her stealing but encouraged her dream after seeing her first map.

During a tough year when food was scarce, Nami argued with Nojiko about wearing her hand-me-down dress. In anger, Nami said Nojiko wasn’t her real sister and that she wished she had been adopted by a rich family. Bell-mère slapped her, leading Nami to run away. She later met Genzo, who told her about Bell-mère’s past and how she had found and adopted her daughters.

Soon after, the Fish-Man pirate Arlong invaded Cocoyasi Village, demanding tribute from every adult and child. Nami and Nojiko hid, but when they saw their mother captured, they ran to help her. Bell-mère declared she was paying for her daughters’ lives instead of her own, and right in front of them, Arlong brutally killed her.

Arlong then kidnapped Nami, recognizing her talent for cartography. He forced her to work for him but promised to free the village if she could pay him 100 million Berries. Determined, Nami agreed and returned to the village, pretending to join Arlong’s crew. The villagers were shocked, and Nojiko attacked her in anger.

Nami insisted she had no choice and could only survive by playing along. She secretly began stealing from pirates to collect the ransom money, hiding it in Bell-mère’s orchard.

For eight years, Nami endured hunger, hardships, and danger while gathering the money to buy her village’s freedom. She kept her pain hidden, believing that once she succeeded, she could finally chase her dream and find happiness.

Orange Town Arc

While working for Arlong, Nami stole a map of the Grand Line from Buggy and tricked some pirates into giving her their ship and treasure. In Orange Town, she was running from Buggy’s men when Luffy suddenly fell from the sky.

Seeing Luffy’s strength, Nami pretended he was her boss and asked him to take care of the pirates. Luffy easily defeated them, impressing Nami. She introduced herself as a thief who specialized in robbing pirates and suggested teaming up, but when she learned Luffy was a pirate, she betrayed him to Buggy. She tied him up and handed him over, pretending he was her former boss.

Nami then pretended to join Buggy’s crew to steal his gold, but when he ordered her to kill Luffy to prove her loyalty, she hesitated. Before she had to make a choice, Zoro arrived and fought Buggy, cutting him into pieces.

However, Buggy revealed he had eaten the Bara Bara no Mi, allowing him to detach his body parts and making him immune to swords. Despite this, Nami, Luffy, and Zoro managed to escape by firing Buggy’s own cannon at him and his crew.

With Buggy weakened, Luffy sent him flying. Nami gave Luffy the map of the Grand Line and agreed to team up with him. As they relaxed, the townspeople saw their mayor unconscious and chased them out, but Chouchou the dog helped them escape. As they left, Luffy secretly left some of Nami’s treasure behind to help rebuild Orange Town, angering her.

Earlier, the group had met Boodle, the town’s mayor, and Chouchou, who was guarding his late master’s pet shop. When Buggy’s first mate, Mohji, and his lion, Richie, destroyed the shop, Nami thought Luffy was responsible and attacked him, but she realized her mistake when he gave Chouchou the last box of dog food.

Inspired by Luffy’s bravery, Boodle tried to fight Buggy but was nearly killed. Luffy, Zoro, and Nami arrived just in time to save him. While Luffy fought Buggy, Nami snuck off to steal his treasure. When Buggy spotted her, he chased after her, but Luffy intervened. As Buggy prepared to attack again, Nami stole some of his detached body parts and tied them up, helping Luffy win the fight.

Syrup Village Arc

The crew landed on an island where they met Gaimon, a pirate stuck inside a treasure chest after being abandoned by his crew. Luffy offered to help him get the treasure he had been guarding, but Gaimon realized the chests were empty. Though disappointed, he chose to stay and protect the island’s rare animals. The crew then continued their journey.

Next, they arrived at Syrup Village and met Usopp, a storyteller who led a group of kids pretending to be pirates. Usopp’s wealthy friend, Kaya, was bedridden and cared for by two butlers, Merry and Klahadore. Hoping to get a ship from her, Luffy and his crew visited but were thrown out after Klahadore insulted Usopp’s father.

Usopp later discovered Klahadore was actually Captain Kuro, a pirate plotting to kill Kaya for her fortune. Though Usopp warned the village, no one believed him. To protect them, he pretended it was a lie. Impressed by his selflessness, Luffy and his crew agreed to help stop Kuro, with Nami only interested in the treasure.

Their ambush failed when they ended up on the wrong side of the island. Nami fell into an oil slick but managed to escape. Luffy got lost, leaving Usopp and Nami to fight Kuro’s pirates alone. Just before they were overwhelmed, Zoro and Luffy arrived. During the battle, Jango hypnotized the pirates to make them stronger but accidentally did the same to Luffy, who knocked out most of Kuro’s crew before falling asleep.

Zoro fought the Nyaban Brothers but struggled without all three swords. Nami helped by kicking his swords back to him, allowing him to win. Meanwhile, Jango hypnotized Buchi to make him even stronger. As Jango attacked Nami, she woke Luffy just in time, and he stopped the attack with his rubber body.

Luffy defeated Kuro, while Zoro and Usopp handled the remaining enemies. Meanwhile, Nami stole all the Black Cat Pirates’ treasure. Usopp decided to keep the pirate attack a secret to avoid scaring the villagers. Grateful, Kaya gave the crew a ship—the Going Merry. Usopp, inspired by their journey, officially joined the crew, and they set sail together.

Baratie Arc

The crew met Johnny and Yosaku, Zoro's old bounty hunter friends. Yosaku was sick due to scurvy, but Nami quickly cured him. Realizing they needed a cook for their journey, they headed to the Baratie, a floating restaurant.

Luffy accidentally caused damage to the Baratie and had to work as a chore boy to pay it off. While visiting him, Nami met Sanji, the restaurant’s cook, who immediately fell for her and gave her fancy food, which she cleverly got for free.

Back on the ship, Johnny and Yosaku showed the crew a pile of wanted posters. Nami silently focused on one—Arlong’s. Later, while they guarded the ship, she asked them to look away while she changed, then suddenly pushed them into the water and sailed away alone, declaring herself a thief who steals from pirates.

Arlong Park Arc

Nami arrived at Arlong Park, where a boy tried to fight Arlong for his father’s death. She slapped him and gave him money to leave. Meanwhile, Zoro was captured and saw Nami’s supposed loyalty to Arlong. To test her, Zoro jumped into the water with his hands tied behind his back. Nami saved him but hit him to maintain her cover. Secretly, she cut his bonds to help him escape.

After Arlong visited Cocoyasi Village, Nami returned, but the villagers treated her coldly, except for Nojiko and Genzo. She revealed to Nojiko that she was close to buying the village’s freedom. Later, Arlong’s crew captured Usopp, and Nami pretended to kill him to keep her cover.

When Luffy, Sanji, Johnny, and Yosaku arrived, Nami told them to leave. Meanwhile, Marine captain Nezumi, who was bribed by Arlong, accused Nami of stealing money and took her entire savings, ruining her plan to buy back the village.

The villagers, realizing her efforts, prepared to fight Arlong, but Nami tried to stop them. Feeling hopeless, she broke down, stabbing the tattoo Arlong had given her. Luffy stopped her, gave her his straw hat, and promised to help.

Luffy and the crew stormed Arlong Park, defeating Arlong and destroying the building. Luffy declared Nami his friend, and she tearfully accepted. The village was freed, and Nami officially rejoined the Straw Hats. After celebrating, she had her Arlong tattoo removed and replaced with a pinwheel and tangerine design, honoring Bell-mère and Genzo.

Before leaving, Nami visited her old house, saying goodbye to Bell-mère in spirit. She left her stolen treasure for the village but, in true Nami fashion, took all their wallets before running to the Going Merry. The crew had mixed reactions—Sanji cheered, Zoro was skeptical, Usopp laughed, and Luffy just smiled.

Loguetown Arc

The crew arrived in Loguetown, the last big town before the Grand Line and the place where Gold Roger was born and executed. While stocking up on supplies, Luffy visited the execution platform but was attacked by Buggy and Alvida. Just as he was about to be executed, a sudden gust of wind and a lightning bolt saved him.

Meanwhile, Nami and Usopp found Buggy’s crewmate, Mohji, trying to burn their ship and quickly stopped him. Soon after, Marines arrived, but Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji made it back in time. The crew escaped Loguetown and continued their journey.

Reverse Mountain Arc

The Straw Hats reached Reverse Mountain after escaping Loguetown. Despite a rough storm and nearly drifting into the Calm Belt, Nami's navigation helped them climb the mountain's rapids. As they descended, they encountered a massive whale blocking their path.

Luffy saved the ship from crashing but, angry about the damaged bow, attacked the whale. The whale then swallowed the ship and crew, except for Luffy, who landed on its back.

Inside the whale’s stomach, the crew met an old man named Crocus, who explained that the whale, Laboon, was ramming the mountain out of sadness. Meanwhile, two strangers, Mr. 9 and Miss Wednesday, tried to harm Laboon.

Crocus also told the crew they needed a Log Pose to navigate the Grand Line. Luffy found a broken one, so Crocus lent them his.

After being attacked for failing their mission, Mr. 9 and Miss Wednesday begged for a ride to their hometown, Whisky Peak. Luffy agreed, and the crew set sail, bidding farewell to Crocus and Laboon.

Whisky Peak Arc

The crew arrived at Whisky Peak, where Nami outdrank at least 15 people during the celebration. Pretending to pass out, she later woke up and searched for treasure while Zoro fought bounty hunters but found nothing.

When Miss Wednesday was revealed to be the Princess Vivi of Arabasta, Igaram begged Zoro to protect her. Nami agreed to do it for 1,000,000,000 Berries, forcing Igaram to accept. He then explained Baroque Works to her while Zoro protected Vivi.

Luffy and Zoro later fought due to a misunderstanding, but Nami broke it up. Vivi revealed that Baroque Works’ leader, Mr. 0, was actually Crocodile, a Warlord of the Sea. Since Mr. 13 and Miss Friday overheard this, the Straw Hats became targets.

Igaram disguised himself as Vivi to act as a decoy, but his ship was destroyed by Miss All Sunday. She appeared on the Going Merry and gave the crew an Eternal Pose to the Island of Nothing, but Luffy smashed it, choosing their own path. Amused, she left on her turtle, and the crew set sail for Arabasta.

Little Garden Arc

With Princess Vivi now aboard, the crew arrived at Little Garden, a prehistoric island. While Luffy and Vivi explored, Nami and Usopp stayed behind but were terrified when Brogy, a giant, appeared and decapitated a T-Rex. He took them to his home despite their protests.

Meanwhile, Dorry explained to Luffy and Vivi that he and Brogy had been dueling for 100 years over a forgotten reason. Nami called the fight pointless, but Usopp admired their honor and dreamed of visiting Elbaph. Suddenly, Dorry collapsed from an explosion after drinking the crew’s wine.

As the giants left to battle, Nami and Usopp tried to return to the ship, but while fleeing wild animals, they were captured by Mr. 3’s wax powers along with Zoro. Vivi was also taken by Mr. 5’s team.

Luffy, Usopp, and Karoo fought to free their friends. Usopp’s plan worked, and Nami helped Vivi defeat Miss Valentine. The crew regrouped with Sanji, who had obtained an Eternal Pose to Arabasta, and set sail.

During the journey, Nami was bitten by a prehistoric insect, causing her to fall seriously ill.

Drum Island Arc

The crew focused on finding a doctor for Nami, who, despite being sick, managed to steer them away from a giant cyclone. Vivi noticed Nami's ability to sense the weather. While searching, they encountered the pirate Wapol, whom Luffy quickly sent flying.

They arrived at Drum Island but were initially attacked by the locals. After earning their trust, the villagers agreed to help, and Luffy and Sanji set off to take Nami to the island’s only doctor, Kureha, who lived atop a mountain.

During the climb, they were attacked by Lapahns. Sanji protected them but was injured in an avalanche. Luffy carried both Nami and Sanji up the mountain, with a Lapahn helping him escape Wapol. Eventually, they reached Kureha’s castle.

As Nami recovered, she met Chopper, a reindeer with medical skills, and asked him to join the crew, but he refused. Kureha shared Chopper’s tragic past, including how he was cared for by Dr. Hiriluk and suffered under Wapol’s rule.

Wapol returned and fought Luffy, Sanji, and Chopper, determined to destroy Hiriluk’s legacy. After being convinced to join the crew, Chopper told Kureha, who reacted emotionally.

Arabasta Arc

As the crew neared Arabasta, they saw a Sea Cat and tried to catch it for food, but Vivi stopped them since it was sacred. While fishing, Luffy and Usopp caught an okama who entertained them with his Devil Fruit ability to copy people’s appearances, including Vivi’s father. They later realized he was Mr. 2 Bon Kurei of Baroque Works. To counter his ability, they marked their right arms with an ‘X’ and covered them with bandages.

Upon arriving at Nanohana, they encountered Smoker and Tashigi. Luffy’s older brother, Ace, appeared and fought Smoker to help the crew escape. Before leaving, he gave Luffy a Vivre Card. The crew docked near Erumalu, a once-green city now suffering from drought due to Baroque Works using Dance Powder. They then traveled through the desert to Yuba, where they met Toto and learned that the Rebel Army had moved to Katorea.

The crew continued to Rainbase to confront Crocodile but got trapped along with Smoker. Chopper created a distraction while Sanji freed them. They escaped and crossed the desert to Alubarna for the final battle. Crocodile captured Luffy, and the crew split up to fight Baroque Works agents.

Nami was chased by Mr. 1 and Miss Doublefinger but was saved by Zoro, who took on Mr. 1. Left alone with Miss Doublefinger, Nami struggled to use her new weapon, the Clima-Tact, which only produced party tricks at first.

Miss Doublefinger attacked, calling Nami weak. Nami tried different Clima-Tact moves, but they failed. Miss Doublefinger slashed her cheek and rolled at her in a spiked ball. Nami was knocked through a window but quickly used her robe to trap and throw her opponent, impressing Miss Doublefinger with her resourcefulness.

Nami discovered that the Clima-Tact’s real fighting instructions were on the back of the manual. Frustrated but determined, she tore her dress for better mobility and faced Miss Doublefinger with confidence. She tried using bubbles of warm, cool, and static air, but they only amused her opponent. Bored, Miss Doublefinger attacked, stabbing Nami’s leg with a spike. Nami managed to push her back using the Clima-Tact.

Realizing how to use her weapon properly, Nami created illusions to trick Miss Doublefinger. However, her opponent countered with powerful attacks, nearly pinning Nami to a wall. Struggling to control the Clima-Tact, Nami accidentally triggered useless effects, frustrating her. Miss Doublefinger transformed her hair into deadly spikes and charged, destroying a building.

Despite her injuries, Nami combined hot and cool bubbles to create a thundercloud. As Miss Doublefinger attacked, lightning struck her. Furious but still standing, she tried to impale Nami, who tricked her again with a mirage. Gathering her strength, Nami launched her final attack. At first, it seemed like another harmless trick, but it suddenly sent Miss Doublefinger crashing through a building, knocking her out. Nami had won her first major fight.

Meanwhile, the crew searched for a bomb set to destroy Alubarna. Vivi found it in the clock tower and defeated its guards, but it was a time bomb that couldn't be stopped. At the last moment, Pell carried it into the sky, sacrificing himself to save the city. The battle continued until rain finally returned, revealing Crocodile’s role in the drought. The war ended, and the crew was invited to the palace for rest and a banquet.

That night, Mr. 2 Bon Kurei contacted them, revealing that he had saved their ship from the Marines. On their way back, Nami admitted she had given up on the billion Berries reward for Vivi’s sake.

The next day, as Vivi prepared her speech, she had to decide whether to stay with the crew or her country. With the Marines in pursuit, Bon Kurei and his crew helped the Straw Hats escape. In the end, Vivi chose to stay, but the crew showed their ‘X’ marks as a sign that she would always be one of them.

After escaping, Nico Robin appeared on their ship, asking to join the crew. She convinced them by offering Nami some of Crocodile’s stolen gems.

Jaya Arc

Nami’s Log Pose pointed to the sky, and soon after, a massive ship fell from above. Inside the 200-year-old wreck, the crew found a map of an island called Skypiea. While searching for more clues, they competed with Masira’s salvage crew. To learn how to reach the sky island, they sailed to Jaya.

Jaya’s main town was full of rowdy pirates. Nami told Luffy and Zoro not to fight, but they soon encountered Bellamy, who mocked their dreams and beat them up while they refused to fight back. Later, they met a mysterious man, later revealed as Blackbeard, who had the opposite view of Bellamy regarding dreams.

Leaving Mock Town, they clashed with Masira’s brother, Shoujou, before meeting Mont Blanc Cricket, a descendant of the infamous "liar" Mont Blanc Noland. Cricket believed in the lost city of gold and knew a way to reach Skypiea.

He explained that they had to ride the dangerous Knock Up Stream, but first, they needed a South Bird to guide them. While searching, Bellamy and his crew attacked Cricket’s home and stole his gold artifacts. When the Straw Hats returned and saw the damage, Luffy went back to Mock Town, easily defeated Bellamy, and reclaimed the gold.

Masira and Shoujou modified the Going Merry for flight, and as the crew prepared to ride the Knock Up Stream, Blackbeard arrived, revealing Luffy and Zoro’s new bounties. Before he could attack, the Knock Up Stream erupted, launching the Straw Hats toward Skypiea.

Skypiea Arc

After arriving in the White Sea, the Straw Hats reached the Gate of Heaven, where an old woman named Amazon advised them to pay an entry fee. They didn’t pay but were allowed through anyway. A Speedy Shrimp carried them to the White-White Sea, where they met a Skypiean named Conis. While learning about a waver they found, the White Berets, Skypiea’s law enforcers, accused them of illegal entry.

Suddenly, a Super-Express Speedy Shrimp took Zoro, Nami, Chopper, and Robin to the Sacrificial Altar in Upper Yard. Exploring, they discovered it was once part of Jaya. Returning to the ship, they found Gan Fall injured after fighting a priest named Shura. They stayed in Upper Yard overnight, preparing to search for the City of Gold.

The next day, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji stayed behind while the others left. Gan Fall explained how impact dials worked. Soon after, Enel, a powerful Devil Fruit user claiming to be God, appeared and easily defeated Sanji and Usopp. He left behind Satori’s brothers, Hotori and Kotori, but Nami and Gan Fall defeated them.

Conis and Pagaya arrived with Aisa, a Shandia girl. When Aisa jumped into the sea, Nami rescued her. While escaping from a giant snake, Nola, they were swallowed along with Gan Fall and his bird, Pierre. Inside, they found Luffy, who thought he was in a cave.

After realizing Luffy's punches were making Nola aggressive, Nami smacked him. As the snake fell, Nami and Gan Fall escaped safely. Eventually, only six fighters remained in Enel’s Survival Game: Nami, Zoro, Robin, Gan Fall, Wyper, and Enel himself.

After Enel defeated everyone except Nami, she pretended to join him to reach the legendary Fairy Vearth. On his flying ark, Maxim, Enel explained his Mantra ability. Soon, Luffy arrived and surprised Enel with his immunity to lightning, but Enel managed to defeat him and knocked him off the ship.

When Nami rejected Enel’s rule, he attacked her. She tried to fight back with her Clima-Tact but was overpowered. Usopp and Sanji arrived to rescue her, and she escaped with Usopp on the waver before returning for Sanji.

Nami then took Luffy on her waver to Giant Jack. The crew worked together to cut the massive beanstalk, helping Luffy reach Maxim. Enel tried to sink Upper Yard, but Luffy finally defeated him. With the 400-year war over, the crew celebrated.

Later, while attempting to steal gold, they were surprised when the Skypieans gifted them a giant gold post from the golden bell. Mistaking it for a cannon, they panicked and ran back to their ship. With help from Pagaya and Conis, they safely returned to the Blue Sea.

Long Ring Long Land Arc

Nami joined Usopp and Robin in the Donut Race during the Davy Back Fight against Porche, Capote, and Monda. Using her navigation skills, she guided their raft through a coral reef despite Foxy's interference.

She also saw through his tricks, including fake signs and distractions. Near the finish line, her team was about to win, but Foxy’s Noro Noro no Mi slowed them down, costing them the race. As a result, Chopper was taken by the Foxy Pirates.

In the next event, the Groggy Ring, Nami helped Sanji and Zoro win by stealing the biased referee’s red card and tricking him into ending the match after they scored. This secured their victory, and Chopper was reclaimed.

After the Davy Back Fight, the Straw Hats encountered Admiral Aokiji. He casually flirted with Nami, making Sanji jealous. Aokiji then revealed part of Robin’s dark past, warning the crew that every group she joined had been wiped out. When he attacked, Nami and the crew tried to protect Robin but were easily defeated. After Robin was frozen, Nami helped thaw her out once they escaped.

Water 7 Arc

After the Going Merry narrowly avoided a sea train, the Straw Hats met Kokoro and her granddaughter, Chimney. Kokoro gave Luffy a rough map of Water 7. When they arrived, Luffy, Nami, and Usopp bought Yagara Bulls to explore the island. They learned about the powerful shipwrights of the Galley-La Company and exchanged their gold for cash.

At Dock 1, they met Kaku, who inspected the Going Merry and reported that the ship was beyond repair. Meanwhile, the Franky Family stole their money and attacked Usopp. Luffy, Nami, and the crew retrieved some cash but soon realized Usopp had been taken. After Usopp was beaten, Luffy told him they had to get a new ship, leading to a painful argument and a duel between them. Usopp lost and left the crew.

Nami later rushed to tell Luffy that Iceburg had been shot. The Galley-La Company accused the Straw Hats, linking Robin to the attack. Luffy and Nami tried to check on Iceburg but were stopped. CP9 revealed themselves, defeated the crew, and captured Robin.

Nami woke up after being rescued and learned that Robin had surrendered to CP9 to protect the crew from a Buster Call. Determined to save her, Nami rushed to the Sea Train station, but it had already departed.

During Aqua Laguna, Paulie saved Nami and the conductors. She received a letter from Sanji, revealing that he, Usopp, and Franky were aboard the train. Nami found Luffy stuck between buildings and helped free him. Seeing his resolve, Kokoro and Iceburg lent the crew the Rocketman, another sea train. The Franky Family and Galley-La foremen joined them, forming an alliance.

As they traveled, Luffy, Zoro, Nami, and Chopper changed outfits, and Nami showcased her upgraded weapon. They encountered Puffing Tom’s discarded train cars, which Zoro cleared. He also quickly defeated "Ship Cutter" T Bone. Yokozuna the frog joined their group after Kokoro spoke with him.

Finally, the Rocketman reached Enies Lobby. While the crew planned their attack, Luffy ignored the strategy and launched himself past the gates before the train even stopped.

Enies Lobby Arc

Upon arriving at Enies Lobby, Nami tested her new weapon, the Perfect Clima-Tact, creating a massive thundercloud that accidentally hit her allies. The Straw Hats rode Sodom but were knocked off by a mortar blast and switched to Gomorrah. At the courthouse, they were blocked by Marines and Judge Baskerville, but the Franky Family cleared the way.

As they reached the roof, the crew pleaded with Robin to return. After Luffy had Sogeking burn the World Government flag, Robin finally admitted she wanted to live. With the bridge only partially activated, Kokoro used the Rocketman to create a ramp, allowing the crew to jump onto the train and advance.

Inside the Tower of Justice, Fukurou revealed that a key was needed to free Robin, and each CP9 agent had one. The crew split up to find them. Nami encountered Kumadori, stole his key, but got trapped. Chopper rescued her, and she later found Sanji defeated by Kalifa. Realizing his chivalry prevented him from fighting, Nami faced Kalifa herself.

Initially struggling against Kalifa’s slippery powers, Nami discovered water could counter them. After enduring attacks, she used her Clima-Tact to create rain, restoring her mobility. She then defeated Kalifa with Thunder Lance Tempo and took her key.

Nami and Franky later saw Chopper in his uncontrollable Monster Point form. Though upset at Franky’s idea to shoot him into the sea, she agreed it was the only way to stop him. Meanwhile, Kaku and Jabra were distracted, allowing Nami to free Zoro and Sogeking from their Seastone handcuffs. Sanji then arrived to fight Jabra, letting Nami continue chasing Robin.

Joined by Kokoro, Chimney, and an injured Chopper, Nami ran through a flooding tunnel. They reunited with Zoro, Sogeking, and Sanji, who were also escaping. Kokoro, revealed to be a mermaid, saved them from drowning. They boarded an escape ship with Robin and Franky but had to abandon it to fight off the Buster Call.

After Luffy defeated Lucci, the crew needed a way to escape. They heard a familiar voice urging them to jump into the sea— it was the Going Merry. Trusting the ship, they leaped into the water and safely escaped.

As the Going Merry carried them away, Iceburg arrived with a Galley-La ship just in time. However, the Merry, too damaged to continue, began to break apart. With heavy hearts, the Straw Hats gave it a Viking funeral, saying a tearful goodbye.

Post-Enies Lobby Arc

Nami was thrilled when Franky announced he would build a new ship for the crew. When Vice Admiral Garp arrived, she was shocked to learn he was Luffy’s grandfather and even more surprised to find out that Luffy’s father was the revolutionary Monkey D. Dragon. She warned Luffy that his father was a dangerous man.

Later, while relaxing by a pool, Nami used a Den Den Mushi to eavesdrop on Luffy and Koby’s conversation about Marine technology. However, she stopped listening when they started reminiscing. She then joined the victory party, where Paulie complained about her revealing swimsuit.

After the party, Nami was furious that so much of their money had been spent and beat up Luffy over it. Though disappointed that she couldn’t buy furniture, she quickly got over it and went shopping with Robin.

The Franky Family later showed the crew their new wanted posters. Nami was shocked to receive her first bounty of 16,000,000 Berries, especially since she had willingly posed for what she thought was a regular photo.

When Usopp wanted to return to the crew, Nami supported him but relented when Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji insisted he apologize first. She and the others ignored Usopp’s attempts to get their attention until he finally broke down and sincerely apologized, making her smile.

After escaping Garp’s attack, the crew celebrated the return of Robin, Usopp, and their new member, Franky.

Thriller Bark Arc

While sailing on the Thousand Sunny, Nami and the crew found a mysterious barrel floating in the ocean. When they opened it, a flash shot up, and a sudden storm appeared. Using her navigation skills, Nami guided the ship to safety. They then encountered a ghost ship.

Curious about treasure, Nami joined Luffy and Sanji to explore the ship. There, they met a skeleton named Brook, whose rude behavior annoyed Nami but amused Luffy. Shocked, she watched as Luffy invited Brook to join the crew, and Brook happily accepted.

Back on the Sunny, the crew had dinner and listened to Brook’s story. Just as he was about to perform, a ghost appeared, and the gates of Thriller Bark suddenly closed behind them. Brook immediately left for the island, and Luffy, determined to follow, ignored Nami’s protests.

Franky introduced the Mini Merry II, and Nami took it for a test run with Chopper and Usopp. However, they accidentally crashed into Thriller Bark’s moat and met a Cerberus, which chased them into a tree. There, they met Hildon, who offered to take them to Dr. Hogback.

While traveling in a carriage through a forest of stitched-up creatures, Hildon abandoned them in a cemetery, where zombies attacked. They escaped and reached Hogback’s mansion, where they met the doctor and his maid, Cindry.

After dinner, Nami took a bath but was attacked by an invisible being. Luckily, Usopp barged in and scared it away. Soon after, they discovered that the mansion’s paintings and trophies were actually zombies. They escaped through a hidden door and found a room filled with Cindry’s pictures. Nami found an article revealing that Cindry had died ten years ago.

While exploring, they stumbled upon a treasure chest, only to be scared by a Jack-in-the-box inside. Fleeing through the halls, they overheard Hogback discussing his plan to create Oars, the strongest zombie. When they confronted him, they were attacked by Cindry and Ryuma, a swordsman with the same laugh as Brook. Ryuma easily defeated them.

After waking up, they tried to escape but were attacked by zombie bodyguards. During the fight, Nami was kidnapped by Absalom, an invisible man who wanted to marry her. He drugged her, dressed her in a wedding gown, and prepared for the ceremony.

Sanji arrived and fought Absalom, gaining the upper hand until Absalom stabbed him from behind. Injured, Sanji lost Nami to Absalom, who made her invisible and escaped to complete his wedding plan.

As Absalom was about to kiss Nami, she woke up and tried to escape. Lola, a zombie Nami had befriended by lying about her gender, arrived and attacked her in jealousy. However, when she realized Nami was in danger, she turned against Absalom. Absalom shot Lola with his invisible bazooka, but Nami quickly defeated him with Thunder Charge: Swing Arm, unaware that he was already weakened from fighting Sanji. Afterward, Lola revealed she had always known Nami was a woman.

Leaving the scene, Nami crossed Franky's bridge and found Perona trying to escape with treasure on the Thousand Sunny. Before Perona could attack her, Bartholomew Kuma appeared and seemingly teleported Perona away. He then asked Nami if Luffy had a brother, and in a panic, she confirmed it. Kuma left without harming her.

Nami arrived at the battle against Oars and Moria, just as Oars attacked Franky. One by one, the Straw Hats were defeated, leaving only her and Usopp. Before Oars could finish them off, Nightmare Luffy arrived, using his new power to deal heavy damage to Oars and Moria. The Straw Hats then worked together to break Oars' spine, finally taking him down.

However, Moria got back up and used Shadow’s Asgard to boost his strength. Luffy, using both Gear Second and Third, managed to defeat him, causing everyone’s shadows to return. As the crew celebrated, Nami remembered that Kuma was still on the island.

Meanwhile, Kuma received orders to eliminate everyone on Thriller Bark and take the wounded Moria away. He revealed his Nikyu Nikyu no Mi abilities, injuring many Straw Hats. Instead of following orders completely, he offered a deal: if they let him take Luffy’s head, he would spare the rest. The crew refused, so Kuma unleashed a devastating Ursus Shock, badly wounding everyone. Unbeknownst to most, Zoro convinced Kuma to leave Luffy alone by taking all of Luffy’s pain and fatigue.

Afterward, the crew celebrated at a party led by Brook on the piano. Luffy told Brook that he had met Laboon, Brook’s former crewmate. Brook became emotional and played a Tone Dial recording of the Rumbar Pirates’ final song. Luffy invited him to join the Straw Hats, shocking everyone.

After the funeral for Brook’s crewmates, Nami received a Vivre Card from Lola, belonging to Lola’s mother. Luffy revealed that he had a Vivre Card from Portgas D. Ace, but when they saw it burning, Lola warned that Ace was in danger. When Nami asked if they should save him, Luffy said Ace could handle himself. With Brook now part of the crew, the Straw Hats left Thriller Bark.

Sabaody Archipelago Arc

As the Straw Hats reached the halfway point of the Grand Line, Nami checked her Log Pose, which pointed downward to Fish-Man Island. Luffy, Robin, and Brook used the Shark Submerge III to explore but encountered a Sea Beast. Luffy defeated it, causing it to spit out a mermaid, Camie, and a starfish, Pappag. Camie asked for help rescuing her friend "Hatchin", and Nami agreed if Camie could find a way to Fish-Man Island.

At the kidnapper's hideout, the Straw Hats discovered that Hatchan—a former member of Arlong’s crew—was the captive. Though most of the crew disliked him, Nami agreed to help. Camie tried to rescue Hatchan but was captured by the Macro Pirates.

Luffy saved Camie, and the crew fought the Flying Fish Riders, defeating them and freeing Hatchan. Their leader, Duval, attacked in anger but was soon defeated by Sanji. Afterward, the crew celebrated, and despite still holding a grudge, Nami admitted Hatchan’s takoyaki was delicious.

Arriving at Sabaody Archipelago, the crew searched for someone who could help get their ship to Fish-Man Island. Nami and Robin went shopping but were interrupted by Franky, who warned them that Camie had been kidnapped to be sold as a slave. At the auction house, Nami planned to buy Camie’s freedom, but Saint Charlos outbid them and took her instead, angering Hatchan.

As Luffy and the Rosy Life Riders arrived, Hatchan tried to stop Luffy from attacking the World Nobles, but Saint Charlos shot him. Seeing this, Luffy punched Charlos, stunning the entire room.

The Straw Hats fought off the nobles’ guards, and when Shalria tried to kill Camie, an old man knocked her out using Haki and removed Camie’s slave collar. Outside, the Marines surrounded the auction house, but Luffy, Kid, and Law easily defeated them. The crew escaped with Nami using Thunderbolt Tempo.

They regrouped at Shakky’s Rip-off Bar, where Silvers Rayleigh revealed he was part of Gol D. Roger’s crew. He promised to coat their ship in three days and gave them Vivre Cards to locate him. After saying farewell to Shakky, Camie, Pappag, and Hatchan, the crew encountered what seemed to be Bartholomew Kuma.

After a tough fight, they realized it was a Pacifista replica with a steel-hard body. When it targeted Nami, Robin stopped its attack, allowing Nami to strike it with Thunder Lance Tempo, damaging it. Sanji, Zoro, and Luffy finished it off.

Exhausted from battle, the crew was then attacked by Sentomaru, another Pacifista (PX-1), and Admiral Kizaru. They tried to flee, but Kizaru easily overwhelmed Zoro. Rayleigh arrived in time to block the final blow. Luffy ordered his crew to escape, survive for three days, and regroup at the Thousand Sunny. However, the real Kuma appeared and sent the Straw Hats flying one by one. Nami called out for Luffy before disappearing.

Straw Hat Separation Adventure: Weatheria

After three days of flying, Nami landed on Weatheria, a small sky island where people studied weather. A local man, Haredas, took care of her. Feeling lost, Nami cried, wishing to go home.

To cheer her up, Haredas showed her a wind-generating knot, but she wasn’t impressed and took out her frustration on him. Later, as Nami watched Haredas trading with people below, he introduced her to weather science.

Post-War Arc

Nami was imprisoned for trying to steal weather experiments. When she read about Ace’s death, she broke down, understanding Luffy’s pain. Seeing this, the scientists freed her, but it was a trick—she escaped by taking Haredas hostage.

While running, she realized that Luffy had always supported them, and now it was their turn to help him. Haredas teased her for her still-flowing "fake" tears, making her blush and snap at him.

As they fled, Nami read that Luffy had returned to Marineford and got frustrated at him for acting alone. Later, she was caught again, but she tricked the scientists with fake tears and escaped, joking that she wanted a house. Haredas then told her about the New World's unpredictable weather, making her realize she needed to learn more to help Luffy.

She asked Haredas to teach her about the weather ball, but he warned that misusing it could cause chaos. Instead, she asked if it could be turned into a weapon, much to his shock.

Return to Sabaody Arc

After two years of training on Weatheria, Nami returned to Sabaody Archipelago. At a bar, she overheard that Marine Headquarters had moved. When a fake Straw Hat crew tried to recruit her, she rejected the fake Luffy.

The fake Nami threatened her, but Usopp arrived, using his new Pop Green weapon to drive them away. Nami hugged Usopp, happy to see how much he had grown. She then created a thunder cloud, and they left together.

Later, they ran into Chopper, who was looking for "Robin." After telling him about the fake crew, they returned to the Thousand Sunny, where they reunited with Robin, Franky, Rayleigh, and Shakky. As Franky showed off his upgrades, Nami commented on his odd new body. Rayleigh then offered to teach her how to operate a coated ship, and she was excited to hear that Luffy had arrived.

At Grove 42, Brook joined the crew, jokingly asking Nami if he could see her panties. She kicked him across the ship, reminding him that she never showed them before either. She then noted that no one else seemed to have matured. When Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji arrived, she greeted them, but quickly pulled Luffy away, warning him about Marine ships nearby.

Seeing the Kuja Pirates' ship, Nami learned that Luffy had been to Amazon Lily and met Boa Hancock. She then explained their underwater journey, instructing the crew to raise the sails when Franky released the floats. With everything ready, the crew cheered as they set sail for Fish-Man Island.

Fish-Man Island Arc

As the crew marveled at the underwater scenery, Sanji asked Nami to explain how the coated ship worked, but he got a massive nosebleed mid-conversation. After Luffy saved him, Nami continued explaining while eating one of Luffy’s Kuja lunchboxes. Franky then told them how Kuma had protected their ship for two years.

The Caribou Pirates caught up to them using Momoo the seacow, whom Nami recognized. Terrified of Nami, Luffy, and Sanji, Momoo fled, abandoning Caribou. The Straw Hats easily captured Caribou and tied him up. Nami then explained the underwater currents, but most of the crew quickly lost interest.

When they reached an underwater waterfall, they encountered the Kraken. Luffy insisted on taming it, despite Nami’s horror. As she screamed in terror, the Kraken destroyed Caribou’s ship. She suggested using Coup de Burst to escape, but Franky warned against it. Instead, Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji fought and defeated the Kraken, impressing Nami with their improved strength. However, since they weren’t wearing lifelines, they got separated from the ship.

At 7,000 meters deep, the crew saw deep-sea creatures, which spooked them. Caribou escaped but was quickly recaptured by Franky. When the water got hotter, Nami realized they were near undersea volcanoes and warned the crew. As they approached a strange light, they suddenly found themselves in the jaws of a Sea Devil but were saved by a giant Ōnyūdō, who quickly revealed himself as an enemy.

A ghost ship then appeared, scaring Nami, Chopper, Usopp, and Brook. It turned out to be the Flying Dutchman, led by Vander Decken IX. As they were about to be attacked, the newly tamed Kraken (Surume) saved them. Just then, the sea rumbled—an undersea volcano was about to erupt.

Nami ordered Surume to run, but it was already fleeing. She felt relieved until she saw magma flowing into the ocean, causing swirling currents. She told the crew to head for a trench, but a rockslide from the volcano destroyed it. At the trench’s bottom, they saw a bright light—Fish-Man Island. As Luffy got distracted by thoughts of food, Nami asked him to help find the entrance.

Suddenly, Hammond and the New Fish-Man Pirates appeared, and Nami looked uneasy, noticing Arlong’s tattoo on Hammond’s neck. Hammond gave them two choices: join his crew or die. Knowing Luffy would refuse, Nami told Franky to refuel the ship. She said they couldn’t fight due to the water pressure and planned to use Coup de Burst to escape and crash straight into Fish-Man Island.

Hammond was angry at Luffy’s rejection and prepared to attack, but Franky used Coup de Burst, launching the ship into Fish-Man Island’s bubble. The ship then fell into a current, separating the Straw Hats.

Nami ended up with Franky and Robin. After splitting up, she went shopping and arrived at Pappag’s mansion, where she visited the Criminal clothing store. She complained about high prices and bargained with the clerk. Soon after, she reunited with Luffy, Usopp, Brook, Pappag, and Camie. When she scolded Pappag for the store’s prices, he let them take anything for free—which the crew happily did, emptying the store.

Outside, they saw a commotion—King Neptune had arrived. He invited them to Ryugu Palace. Riding on Megalo while Neptune rode Hoe, they traveled to the palace. Along the way, Luffy asked Nami about the others. She explained that Franky was looking for Tom’s relative and Robin was researching history.

When Nami called Neptune “grandpa”, Pappag bit her head and told her to show respect. Nami then asked why Fish-Man Island was so bright despite being deep underwater. Neptune explained that light from the Sunlight Tree Eve reached the island through its roots.

At the palace, Nami was amazed by its beauty. While exploring, Luffy wandered off for food. Soon, the guards acted against the Straw Hats due to missing mermaids and a bad prediction from Madam Shyarly. Nami, Usopp, and Brook fought back, and Zoro—who had been locked up—joined them.

The Straw Hats defeated and tied up Neptune, his ministers, and the guards. While her crew argued, Nami enjoyed the peace, sightseeing, and shopping. She then asked a guard where the treasury was, annoying Usopp. When Zoro suggested they leave Fish-Man Island, Nami said the Log Pose wasn’t working properly. The Minister of the Left explained that Log Poses functioned differently in the New World and offered information in exchange for being untied.

Just then, Neptune’s three sons arrived but found the palace under the Straw Hats' control. Unable to enter, Fukaboshi spoke to Zoro through Den Den Mushi. As Zoro made demands, Nami jokingly asked for one billion Berries, frustrating Usopp. Fukaboshi then shared a message from Jinbe. Suddenly, noises came from Shirahoshi’s room, and Neptune begged the Straw Hats to check on her.

Brook rushed to her room with the Minister of the Right. When they returned, the minister revealed that Shirahoshi was missing, and Brook warned that Hody Jones’ pirates were invading. While Usopp panicked, Nami and Zoro remained calm.

After Zoro defeated the pirates, Neptune demanded Shirahoshi’s return. Suspecting Luffy took her, Nami defended him, saying he wouldn’t kidnap anyone. At that moment, a pirate opened the connection corridor, revealing Hody Jones and Vander Decken IX. Upon learning Shirahoshi was gone, Decken rushed to find her. Nami noticed Hody’s Arlong tattoo and silently left for an unknown destination.

Nami was later seen wearing an air bubble while clinging to Camie's back. She asked about Jinbe, recalling that he was once in the same crew as Arlong. She believed she understood his message, "Don't fight Hody," and wanted to learn more about the connection between Arlong and Hody. She then asked Camie to take her to the Sea Forest.

At the Sea Forest, Nami met Luffy, Shirahoshi, Jinbe, Hatchan, Franky, Chopper, and Sanji. She informed them about Hody's raid on Ryugu Palace and listened as Jinbe revealed that he was responsible for letting Arlong run free in the East Blue.

When Sanji offered tea, Nami dismissed him, focusing on Jinbe's story. As Jinbe spoke, she remembered her suffering under Arlong but noticed that Sabaody Park looked like Arlong Park. She then listened as Jinbe explained the dark history of fish-men, Queen Otohime, and Fisher Tiger.

After his story, Jinbe offered to accept any punishment from Nami, but she showed no resentment since Arlong was the true villain. She said she did not hate fish-men and could trust Jinbe because he was Luffy’s friend. Seeing Jinbe cry, Nami felt sympathy for him.

She then had a friendly chat with Shirahoshi, commenting that Otohime was a great mother. Shirahoshi said she felt comfortable around Nami, and Nami replied that they had similar pasts.

Just as Hatchan was about to reveal Hody’s plan, a visual Den Den Mushi appeared, showing Hody’s speech to Fish-Man Island. When Hody revealed the captured King Neptune, Nami blamed Zoro and the others for causing trouble. Jinbe was shocked, but Camie explained it was a misunderstanding. Hody then revealed Zoro, Usopp, and Brook were also captured, shocking Nami and the group.

When Luffy laughed about his 400,000,000 Berries bounty, Nami scolded him. She then watched as Luffy and Jinbe argued about how to handle Hody. Jinbe proposed a plan, mentioning that someone needed to steal the Celestial Dragon's letter from Hody. Nami volunteered, saying she was perfect for the job.

Nami snuck into Gyoncorde Plaza while invisible and stole the World Noble’s letter from the New Fish-Man Pirates. After Luffy saved King Neptune, she revealed herself and stood with the Straw Hats, ready to fight. She then gave the letter to Shirahoshi.

When Franky mentioned a new weapon, Nami joined Usopp, Chopper, and Pappag inside it. They rode out in the Brachio Tank V, with Nami explaining how the cockpit expanded. However, the tank crashed into a pitfall, throwing Nami and the others around before Franky pushed them out. When the tank transformed into General Franky, Chopper and Usopp were amazed, but Nami remained unimpressed.

A Fish-Man Pirate attacked her, thinking she was weak, but she blocked his sword with her Sorcery Clima-Tact and defeated him using Gust Sword. Later, Wadatsumi fell near her after being attacked by Jinbe. When the wind pressure increased, Sanji protected her by kicking Wadatsumi away.

Nami then used her Clima-Tact to release dark-colored balls and electrocuted enemies with Black Ball: Raiun Rod. Ikaros Much got angry and tried to attack her, but Zeo turned invisible and grabbed her ankles, holding her in place. As she called for help, Brook appeared, taking the spear attack from Ikaros without harm. Franky then punched Ikaros away, and Brook revealed Zeo, explaining why Nami couldn't move.

After the New Fish-Man Pirates were defeated, Nami and the others watched as Luffy tried to destroy Noah. However, the Sea Kings stopped the ship, saving both Noah and Fish-Man Island. The island then celebrated their victory.

After the battle, Nami looked at the sky, worried about Luffy’s whereabouts. When Shirahoshi brought Luffy back, injured and in need of a blood transfusion, Nami was shocked by the old law forbidding blood-sharing between humans and fish-men. She watched as Chopper performed the transfusion with Jinbe and was relieved when Luffy regained consciousness.

While flying on the Thousand Sunny, Nami was annoyed by Zoro using the same logic as Luffy about not wanting to be a hero. She then turned her attention to Luffy persuading Jinbe to join the crew. At the banquet in Ryugu Palace, she was captivated by Maria Napole's singing and cheered for the Mermaid Café dancers.

She later celebrated winning a drinking contest against Fukaboshi but later admitted to drinking too much while sitting with Chopper, Zoro, Sanji, and Usopp. She then listened as Jinbe explained the changes in the world, remembering her encounter with the Blackbeard Pirates when she learned Blackbeard became an Emperor.

Nami followed Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji to Shirahoshi's room, where Luffy defeated Caribou. Afterward, she asked the Minister of the Right about the stolen palace treasure and was shocked to learn it was all gone. She questioned Neptune about not chasing the thief, but he told her the crew could have it as thanks for saving Fish-Man Island. Annoyed at Luffy and Zoro for sending Caribou flying instead of capturing him, she threw the Monster Trio out of the palace to retrieve him.

When they returned, Nami was furious to learn they had given the treasure to Big Mom and beat them up for it. Before leaving Fish-Man Island, she received a new Log Pose from the Minister of the Left to help navigate the New World.

As he explained its properties, Luffy demanded they go to the scariest island, causing Nami to strangle him, insisting they follow her lead. As the Straw Hats set sail, the island bade them farewell.

While traveling, Nami took a shower using her new Shower Tempo, enjoying the luxury she missed for two years. Later, when the Sunny got caught in the White Storm, she rushed to the deck, warning everyone to steer away, but it was too late. As the crew entered the New World, Nami marveled at its violent weather.

Punk Hazard Arc

After entering the New World, the crew spots an island surrounded by flames. They receive a distress call mentioning a samurai in danger, and Luffy decides to rescue the caller. Nami creates a road of clouds, allowing Luffy, Usopp, Zoro, and Robin to reach the island on the Mini Merry II. She then notices winter clouds on the opposite side of the island.

While Luffy's group fights a dragon, the rest of the crew on the Sunny is knocked out by sleeping gas and kidnapped, except for Brook. They wake up trapped in a cell, where they find parts of a talking head—belonging to Kin’emon, a samurai.

After piecing his head back together, they get some information from him. To escape, Franky blasts a hole in the wall, and they flee into a hallway. There, they find a group of children who beg for help. Though Sanji wants to move on, Nami refuses to leave them behind.

As guards chase them, Sanji, Franky, and Chopper fight back, while Nami and Chopper lead the children away. The kids reveal they were abducted and experimented on, making Nami suspicious. She tells Chopper to investigate. They stumble upon a room filled with frozen corpses and quickly escape. Outside, they run into Smoker, Tashigi, and the G-5 Marines, forcing them to turn back.

During their escape, Law swaps their personalities, putting Nami in Franky's body and Sanji in Nami's body. After reuniting with Luffy's group, they take shelter in a ruined lab. Sanji (in Nami's body) behaves inappropriately, prompting Nami (in Franky's body) to attack him. The crew then learns about Caesar Clown from Brownbeard, whom they interrogate.

As Kin’emon leaves to find his torso, Sanji (in Nami’s body) and Brook offer to help, but Nami forces Zoro to go with them to prevent Sanji from misusing her body. Meanwhile, the giant children begin suffering withdrawal symptoms from the drug-laced candy. When one of them goes berserk, Usopp puts them to sleep, and the crew ties them up.

Luffy decides to help the children and heads for the lab, leaving Nami and Chopper behind. When Franky (in Chopper’s body) suggests finding a way to switch back, Luffy shrugs it off, angering Nami.

Meanwhile, Sanji (in Nami’s body), Zoro, and Brook are found unconscious next to giant footprints. While Luffy’s team heads to Caesar’s lab, the Yeti Cool Brothers attack Nami’s group. She demands Brownbeard explain who they are, but before he can, one of them shoots him. Following Caesar’s orders, they kidnap Nami.

As Luffy and Franky (in Chopper's Monster Point) follow the giant footprints, the Yeti Cool Brothers ambush them. After defeating Rock, Scotch tries to escape with Nami but is stopped by Law. Once Scotch is down, Luffy frees Nami, and Law makes a proposal to Luffy. Luffy agrees, despite Nami's protests. They return to the hideout, where Law restores Franky and Chopper to their bodies, but since Nami's body isn't nearby, he puts her in Sanji's body instead.

Nami and Usopp stay behind to watch the children while the others confront Caesar. The children wake up in withdrawal, demanding candy and rampaging. Caesar appears and lures them away, easily defeating Nami and Usopp when they try to stop him. Brownbeard attacks Caesar in revenge but is also knocked out, and Caesar escapes with the children.

Later, Nami wakes up, realizing she survived thanks to Sanji’s strong body. She helps Usopp recover, and Brownbeard rescues them from the poison gas released by Smiley’s explosion. They meet up with Zoro’s group and escape to the laboratory just in time.

Inside, the G-5 Marines attempt to arrest the Straw Hats and Brownbeard. Law tells Smoker and Tashigi to stay out of their way, while Nami demands to switch back with Sanji (Sanji objects, but Law complies). Once back in her own body, Nami notices her coat is different, assumes Sanji peeked, and punches him. Law then explains they have two hours to escape the island, and the crew splits into three groups.

Nami joins Sanji, Zoro, Kin’emon, Usopp, and Brook to find the children. She rides on Brownbeard’s back as they flee the poison gas. Caesar’s men blow a hole in the wall, letting the gas in. The group barely escapes before the gate shuts. Inside Building B, a tiny dragon attacks. Kin’emon and Brook argue over who should fight it, but Nami electrocutes it with Thunder Trap, allowing them to finish it off.

They then find Chopper in Monster Point, trying to stop the children from eating the candy. But Chopper is overpowered, and the children rush past him. Nami, Zoro, Robin, Usopp, Kin’emon, and Brook come to his aid and chase after the children to the Biscuits Room, where they encounter Monet. Monet covers the room in snow, and Nami regrets taking off her coat.

Chopper and Nami check on Robin, but she assures them her wound is minor. As they try to chase after the children, Monet attacks, but Zoro blocks her. Nami hits Monet with Heat Egg, forcing her to dive into the snow and block their path with an ice wall.

She then traps Nami and Chopper, attempting to bite Chopper, but Nami moves him away just in time. Robin uses her powers to shatter Monet, saving them both. Zoro then cuts down the barrier, allowing them to continue chasing the children.

Outside the Biscuits Room, Nami uses Milky Ball to slow down the rampaging children and help Mocha escape. Despite Nami and Robin's efforts, some of the children catch Mocha. Unable to escape, Mocha eats all the candy, leaving Nami, Robin, and Chopper horrified as she begins coughing blood. Just then, Sanji and the G-5 Medical Team arrive, helping to calm the berserk children.

As Chopper treats Mocha, Nami, Robin, Sanji, the children, and the G-5 rush to Building R, where they reunite with Zoro and Tashigi. After Luffy defeats Caesar, they all meet up in Building R and escape on a rail car.

Outside, they find Franky fighting Baby 5 and Buffalo in General Franky. While Luffy and the others admire the robot, Nami and the other women remain unimpressed. As Buffalo and Baby 5 try to escape with Caesar, Law prepares to stop them, but Nami and Usopp insist on handling it.

Nami creates a massive thundercloud, striking them with lightning, knocking out Baby 5. Usopp then fires projectiles at Buffalo, causing him to drop Caesar. As Caesar tries to flee, Usopp’s final shot hits him with seastone handcuffs, nullifying his powers and defeating him. With Doflamingo’s subordinates down, Law declares the first step of his plan a success.

After the battle, Tashigi tearfully asks Nami to let her take care of the kidnapped children, and Nami agrees, wishing them the best. Later, on the Marines' ship, Usopp asks if she talked to the Marines about the kids. Nami confirms, saying that as a pirate, helping them wasn’t really her role, and the Marines might blame the Straw Hats for the abductions.

She also admits she feels safe around female Marines, as her mother was one, and believes the children will be better off with Tashigi. She then teases Usopp for being a pushover, and he fires back that she’s one too.

Later, Nami enjoys a party with her crew, the Marines, and Caesar's former henchmen, playing with some of the rescued children.

As Tashigi and her Marines take the children away, the Straw Hats leave with Law, Kin’emon, and Momonosuke. While sailing to Dressrosa, Luffy and Law explain their plan, revealing Doflamingo’s underworld ties and the strategy to weaken Kaidou's forces.

That evening, when Nami tells Sanji, Brook, and Kin’emon that Momonosuke is bathing with Robin, they become jealous. After the bath, they angrily yell at Momonosuke, but Nami scolds them. She then invites Momonosuke to sleep with her and Robin, making him overjoyed.

The next morning, the crew reads news of Doflamingo’s resignation from the Warlords of the Sea and learns about Luffy and Law’s alliance, as well as the alliance between Kid, Hawkins, and Apoo.

Dressrosa Arc

After Law contacted Doflamingo about bringing Caesar to Green Bit, Nami discussed the SMILE factory with him. Later, she ate with the crew as Kin’emon and Momonosuke shared how they were shipwrecked, separated, and how Kanjuro was captured. As they neared Dressrosa, the crew split into three teams, with Nami staying behind to guard the Sunny.

Nami and Chopper noticed Momonosuke seemed troubled, so they played Shogun with him to cheer him up. Brook misunderstood and placed his head on Nami’s lap, earning a hit. As Brook sang, they heard strange noises from the men's room.

The voice belonged to Giolla of the Donquixote Pirates, who invaded the ship and used her Devil Fruit powers to turn the men's room, the Sunny, and the crew into abstract art. Nami, Chopper, and Brook tried to escape, but Giolla transformed the ship anyway, making it unable to sail.

The trio fought back, defeating Giolla’s men and destroying her ship, but Giolla turned Nami’s staff into art, making it useless. When they called Law for help, he instead ordered them to bring the Sunny to Green Bit, frustrating Nami.

Giolla then trapped Nami, Chopper, and Momonosuke in a deadly painting that would suffocate them in ten minutes. Brook tricked Giolla into restoring his violin and cane, then used ‘Ekakiuta: Hitoyogiri’ to slash and defeat her, turning everyone back to normal.

After making sure Giolla was completely incapacitated, they wondered why Law wasn’t handing Caesar to Doflamingo. Giolla revealed Doflamingo’s trick, leaving them shocked. As they neared Green Bit, they were attacked by Fighting Fish and terrified when Doflamingo approached—until Sanji intercepted him, bringing them relief.

When Sanji was overwhelmed by Doflamingo’s strings, Nami’s group panicked. Just as Doflamingo was about to finish Sanji off, Law teleported Sanji, Caesar, and himself to the Sunny. He then ordered Nami’s group to head for Zou. Though reluctant to leave their crewmates behind, they realized they were facing both Doflamingo and Issho and had no choice but to escape. Law took Giolla hostage, buying them time to flee using Coup de Burst.

Once safely away from Dressrosa, Nami’s group kept watch for Doflamingo while she steered the ship. They soon joined a conference call with Luffy and Franky’s group, learning about the true situation on Dressrosa. Sanji wanted to turn back to fight Doflamingo, but Nami was against it.

While speaking to Luffy over Den Den Mushi, they heard the battle at Corrida Colosseum and were shocked to learn an Admiral was on Dressrosa. Things got worse when the Big Mom Pirates appeared, targeting Caesar Clown. As the Sunny dodged enemy fire, Nami insisted they couldn’t return because Law fought hard to keep Caesar and Momonosuke away from Doflamingo. Luffy agreed, allowing them to continue toward Zou.

Nami and her group damaged the enemy ship and escaped the Big Mom Pirates using a fog she created. The next day, they arrived at Zou and forced Caesar to carry them up the giant elephant’s back. There, they saved Tristan from Sheepshead and discovered Zou’s ruined city and the poisoned Mink Tribe. Pedro begged them to help Inuarashi and Nekomamushi.

As they chased Tristan, Nami struggled on the rough terrain and fell on Brook. Sheepshead attacked, but before they could fight, Zou’s trunk spewed water, flooding the area. Nami saved Brook and Momonosuke, placing them on a log. Sheepshead attacked again, but Brook blocked him before Sanji arrived and defeated him.

After the fight, they forced Caesar to clear the poison gas. Suddenly, Wanda attacked Nami, mistaking them for enemies. Tristan and Pedro stopped her, explaining the truth. Nami’s group then helped treat the minks, earning their gratitude.

Zou Arc

While staying with the Mink Tribe, Nami exchanged clothes with Wanda as a sign of friendship, receiving a dress considered a national treasure. One day, the crew heard a commotion and saw Pekoms and Capone Bege from the Big Mom Pirates arriving at Zou.

Sanji and Brook met them in private, but Bege betrayed Pekoms, shot him, and captured Sanji and Brook. Nami and Chopper were also caught when they went outside out of concern. Bege then lured out Caesar and trapped him, but Momonosuke stayed hidden.

Inside Bege’s body, he revealed an invitation to Big Mom’s Tea Party, where Sanji was set to marry Pudding, daughter of the Charlotte Family. As the crew reacted, Nami remembered Sanji once saying he was born in the North Blue. Sanji then wrote a note, apologized, and threw Nami, Chopper, and Brook out of Bege’s body before holding Caesar at gunpoint to stop Bege’s men from chasing them. As they begged him to stay, Sanji promised to return before leaving with Bege. All they had left was his note, making light of the situation.

For two days, Nami, Chopper, and Brook stayed at Rightflank Fortress. On the second day, Luffy’s group arrived, and Nami ran to embrace him, breaking down in tears as she prepared to explain Sanji’s situation.

During a feast with the Minks, Nami scolded the others for not taking Sanji’s disappearance seriously. She and Chopper then explained their escape from the Big Mom Pirates. When Inuarashi regained consciousness, Nami was overjoyed and went to meet him.

On the way to Duke Inuarashi’s home, Wanda explained Jack’s attack on Zou, revealing that he was searching for a Wano ninja named Raizo. When Luffy blurted out the ninja’s name, Nami, Usopp, and Brook quickly silenced him. At the duke’s home, they met Shishilian, who thanked the crew.

Later, the Straw Hats decided to visit Nekomamushi and the Guardians, traveling to the Whale Forest with Wanda and Carrot. Along the way, Nami began explaining what happened when Big Mom’s ship arrived at Zou before Luffy got there.

After explaining Sanji’s departure, Luffy asked if he was really getting married. Nami wasn’t sure, but she knew Sanji promised to return. She apologized for not stopping him, but Robin reassured her they had no choice. Nami and Zoro argued over whether Sanji was at fault, but Luffy stopped them, saying they would ask Sanji themselves.

At the Whale Forest, Nami and Luffy visited Pekoms, who was recovering. Nami asked about Sanji’s father, and Pekoms revealed that he was infamous in the underworld and that the Vinsmoke Family were assassins.

Pekoms also mentioned Germa 66, shocking Nami. As Pekoms explained Big Mom’s power, she realized why Sanji couldn’t refuse the marriage. Luffy then declared he’d bring Sanji back alone. Later, the Straw Hats and Law’s crew partied with Nekomamushi and his subjects.

The next morning, Nami and the crew heard a bell ringing and realized Kin’emon and Kanjuro had arrived. They rushed to find them, worried about how the Mink Tribe would react. The Straw Hats tried to hide the samurais, but as Inuarashi and Nekomamushi argued, Kin’emon and Kanjuro revealed themselves. To the crew’s surprise, the Minks welcomed the samurais and revealed that Raizo was safe all along. Despite their suffering, they had protected him in secret.

Kin’emon then revealed the Kouzuki Family crest, showing his allegiance. Nami realized the bond between the Minks and Kin’emon’s clan was deeper than they thought. The Straw Hats were further shocked to learn that Momonosuke was not Kin’emon’s son but the heir to the daimyo of Kuri. Luffy teased Momonosuke, making him cling to Nami, but she didn’t mind, guessing his family was wealthy.

Inuarashi and Nekomamushi then took the group to a hidden room where Raizo was kept. Robin deciphered the red Poneglyph, and Inuarashi explained that four Road Poneglyphs lead to Laugh Tale. Nekomamushi revealed that Kaidou and Big Mom each had one, shocking Nami, Usopp, Chopper, and Brook.

The crew also learned that Momonosuke’s ancestors created the Poneglyphs and that his father, Oden, traveled to Laugh Tale with Roger. They discovered that Kaidou and the Beasts Pirates were after Oden’s secret, adding to the mystery.

The samurais revealed Oden’s wish to open Wano’s borders and set out to gather allies to defeat Kaidou and the shogun. When Luffy refused Kin’emon’s request for an alliance, Nami thought about negotiating for money. She later slapped Luffy when he told Momonosuke to take responsibility. After Luffy accepted Momonosuke’s plea, Nami watched as he formed an alliance with the samurais and the Minks.

After leaving the secret room, Nami and the others learned that Inuarashi and Nekomamushi traveled with Oden and had been on both Whitebeard and Roger’s crews. Nami asked about following the Log Pose to the end of the Grand Line, and Inuarashi explained that Laugh Tale wasn’t actually the last island, though it was still important.

He praised Nami’s skills as a navigator, making her proud. The alliance split up to complete their missions and reunite in Wano. Nami, Chopper, and Brook joined Luffy’s team to rescue Sanji, but before they could leave, Zou shook violently, and Zunesha cried out.

Momonosuke then revealed that Jack had returned and was attacking Zunesha. Following Momonosuke’s command, Zunesha crushed Jack’s fleet with one blow, ending the threat.

Later, Usopp gave Nami a new Clima-Tact, which she tested immediately, annoying him. After retrieving Pekoms, Pedro offered to help rescue Sanji. The team left Zou, and everyone was shocked when Luffy jumped off Zunesha with them.

On their way to Whole Cake Island, Nami, Chopper, and Brook were still shaken by Luffy’s stunt. They were surprised to find Carrot had snuck aboard, but after she begged to stay, they let her join. When the crew got hungry, Luffy insisted on cooking because Nami wanted to charge them for food.

While sailing, the team read about the Blackbeard Pirates attacking the Revolutionary Army's base on Baltigo, shocking everyone. Nami was surprised to learn that Luffy’s brother, Sabo, was the army’s second-in-command and reminded Luffy that Dragon was his father. Pedro assured them that no casualties were reported, so they assumed the army was safe.

Later, as they sailed through a storm, Luffy presented a terrible meal, which the crew refused to eat. He then admitted he used up all their food, leaving them in a food shortage crisis.

Whole Cake Island Arc

A few days later, the group suffered from hunger and heat as they sailed through boiling waters. Luffy caught a giant fish, and Nami cooked a meal using Sanji's recipe. However, Luffy ate the fish's toxic skin and got food poisoning.

As they entered Big Mom's territory, they were approached by a Germa 66 ship. They mistook a hooded man on board for Sanji, but he revealed himself as Sanji's younger brother, Yonji.

When Luffy's condition worsened, Yonji refused to help and taunted them. Suddenly, Sanji's older sister, Reiju, appeared and kicked Yonji for being rude. She cured Luffy by sucking the poison out and then left with Yonji without reporting the team’s presence.

The team later docked at Cacao Island, a chocolate-themed island. Nami and Carrot wore new dresses, and Nami beat up Brook for peeking under her skirt. Luffy and Chopper got in trouble for eating a café and were about to be arrested, but Charlotte Pudding saved them and invited the team to her home for food.

The team was shocked to learn that Pudding was Sanji’s bride-to-be, and she was surprised they were Straw Hats. After calming down, they listened to Pudding talk about Sanji and her family. Nami was shocked when Pudding said Sanji rejected her.

Pudding then gave them a secret route to Whole Cake Island and promised to bring Sanji to them. The team quickly escaped when guards arrived, returning to the Thousand Sunny to find Pekoms missing and a message telling them to turn back.

As they followed Pudding’s map, Pedro spotted an island, but Nami chose to avoid it to stay out of Big Mom’s surveillance. She left navigation to Brook while she cooked, keeping Luffy out of the kitchen.

When Carrot noticed a grape-colored ocean, Pedro explained that some islands have juice rivers. Nami questioned how he knew, and Pedro revealed he had been to Totto Land before. A giant centipede attacked, scaring Nami and Chopper.

The team then fought off giant ants before getting trapped in a frozen sea of syrup. Pedro explained that the sea freezes at night and melts in the morning, frustrating Nami for not knowing sooner. As they worked to escape, Pedro revealed his past in Totto Land and his plan to steal Big Mom’s Road Poneglyph. The next day, they finally reached Whole Cake Island.

After docking on the island’s southwestern coast, the team split up. Pedro and Brook went to steal the Road Poneglyph, while Luffy's group explored the island. Luffy saw someone who looked like Sanji and ran after him, followed by Chopper, Carrot, and Nami. Though Nami didn’t see Sanji, she trusted her friends but had to scold them for getting distracted by sweets.

The team was almost eaten by a talking crocodile, and Nami suggested waiting on the coast, but Luffy pushed them to move forward. They encountered a man with a giant head buried in the ground and then a strange reflection of Luffy. When they saw Sanji on a tree branch, they ran after him, but Randolph, a rabbit on a crane, attacked them. Nami realized Sanji wouldn’t act this way and decided they should go back, but the Seducing Woods came alive to trap them.

Nami, Chopper, and Carrot ran from Randolph, but Carrot stunned his steed with Electro. When Randolph threw his spear, they dodged and ran back to Luffy’s fight. Unknowingly, they took the fake Luffy back to shore, but ended up in the same place as before. The fake Luffy transformed into Charlotte Brûlée, who grabbed Nami and prepared to attack her and Carrot.

Nami used her Clima-Tact to repel Brûlée but saw Carrot’s attack reflected back at her. Brûlée then trapped Carrot in the Mirro-World and revealed that Big Mom knew their movements and wanted to stop them from reaching Sanji. She then ordered the Seducing Woods to capture Nami and Chopper. Chopper used Monster Point to fight back, allowing Nami to run and find Luffy.

Luffy saved Nami and took her to a clearing, where they met a buried man. After Nami explained their encounter with Brûlée, she interrogated the man, who revealed that Big Mom’s Devil Fruit powers allow her to bring objects to life. He also revealed that he was one of Big Mom’s discarded husbands and had two daughters. Suddenly, Big Mom’s tenth son, Charlotte Cracker, arrived and pulled the man out of the ground. The man mentioned Lola, shocking Nami.

Realizing that Big Mom and Pound were Lola’s parents, Nami and Luffy were attacked by Randolph again, but Cracker knocked him away and argued with Brûlée. Nami and Luffy then saw Carrot and Chopper trapped in Brûlée’s mirror before she shattered it. As Luffy fought Cracker, Nami fled with Pound, chased by homies.

She then used Lola’s Vivre Card, scaring the homies with Big Mom’s soul. Seeing Luffy struggling against Cracker, Nami warned him to save his strength for Sanji, but Luffy refused, saying he couldn’t fight any other way.

As the battle continued, Nami urged Luffy to retreat, but he refused. She and Pound were attacked by Brûlée and Kingbaum, and Brûlée tried to drag Nami into a mirror. Nami called for Pound, who knocked Brûlée away, freeing her. As Brûlée taunted Pound, Nami struck her with Thunderbolt Tempo, knocking her out. Seeing this, the homies became afraid, and Nami held up the Vivre Card confidently. Later, she cut the Vivre Card in half as a precaution.

With the homies hesitant to interfere, Nami asked them who they feared more: Cracker or Big Mom. For the next eleven hours, she stood in Kingbaum’s mouth, creating rain clouds to weaken Cracker’s Biscuit Soldiers, allowing Luffy to eat them. When Cracker realized Nami was sabotaging him, Nami boasted that Luffy would be Pirate King and that his appetite was unstoppable. As Cracker sent more Biscuit Soldiers, Nami soaked them with Rain Spark, letting Luffy devour them. She then watched as Luffy used Gear 4’s new form and sent Cracker flying.

After Cracker’s defeat, Nami cheered for Luffy, but Pound warned her about Big Mom’s power over the weather. As they traveled on Kingbaum’s head toward Big Mom’s castle, Nami contacted Chopper and Carrot through a mirror shard. They reassured her, but the mirror shattered before they could say more.

Soon, they spotted the Vinsmoke carriage and saw Sanji. Excited, Nami called out to him, while Luffy jumped onto the carriage, asking him to come back. To her shock, Sanji kicked Luffy off and coldly told them to leave.

Nami, horrified by Sanji’s behavior, begged him to stop attacking Luffy, but he ignored her. When Luffy collapsed, Nami slapped Sanji and told him to go on his way. She then watched as Luffy vowed to wait for him.

After the Vinsmokes left, a massive storm appeared, and an army arrived to capture them. Nami urged Luffy to run, but he refused. She then fought alongside him, striking with a large lightning bolt before Galette immobilized her.

As Luffy was overpowered, Amande took Nami’s Vivre Card, realizing it came from Lola. Nami explained that Lola was a friend, but the army still captured them and took them to Sweet City.

Nami and Luffy were then imprisoned in a book inside Big Mom’s prisoner library. Speaking through a Den Den Mushi, Big Mom accused Nami of killing Lola, but Nami vehemently denied it, explaining that Lola gave her the Vivre Card as a sign of friendship.

However, Big Mom raged, revealing that Lola had ruined an important marriage that could have made her Pirate King. She declared that she wanted Lola dead and would send assassins after her if Nami revealed her location.

Later, Pudding visited Luffy and Nami, apologizing for her siblings’ actions and for not meeting them at the coast. She revealed that Sanji had proposed, but she knew he didn’t truly want to marry her. Then, with a sinister smile, she whispered her real plan—to kill Sanji at the wedding and ensure that Luffy and Nami never escaped. With tears in her eyes, she left them behind.

As Luffy struggled to break free, even tearing his arms, Nami begged him to stop, crying in terror. Opera was ordered to force Nami to reveal Lola’s location, but she refused. Just as Opera prepared to torture her, Jinbe arrived, knocking Opera out with one punch and setting Nami and Luffy free by burning their prison book.

As they ran through the halls, Nami used a thundercloud to attack their pursuers, but accidentally shocked Chopper, who had just emerged from a mirror with Carrot. They escaped into the Mirro-World, where they searched for Luffy, Brook, and Sanji.

They found Brook in Big Mom’s bedroom, held in her hands as she slept. After tying up Brûlée and Diesel, they devised a plan using a fake skeleton to swap Brook with it. After a few failed attempts, Big Mom finally let go of Brook, and Nami rescued him. However, Brook screamed at the sight of the skeleton, almost exposing them. Jinbe saved them from Big Mom’s attack, and they escaped into the Mirro-World, where Nami scolded Brook for nearly getting them killed. They celebrated when Brook revealed he had copied Big Mom’s poneglyphs.

When they couldn’t find Luffy and Sanji, Nami guessed they must be where they last fought. They contacted them through a mirror shard and were shocked when Luffy declared he would ruin the wedding ceremony. Nami told Sanji she wouldn’t forgive him for what he did but was willing to forget it to bring him back.

Jinbe then explained Bege’s plan to betray Big Mom, and Nami was shocked when Luffy agreed to meet with him.

At Bege’s hideout, Nami bathed with Carrot and talked with Chiffon about Lola’s escape and Big Mom’s grudge against giants. Later, she joined the meeting, where Bege explained his plan. Nami objected when he said Luffy would be bait, but Luffy eagerly agreed, surprising her. The meeting ended with the plan in place.

Bege took the alliance members to the tea party in his castle, where Nami finally got some sleep after three days. When the wedding ceremony began, Jinbe had trouble waking Luffy, but food did the trick. The team then entered the Mirro-World, waiting for the right moment.

Once the signal was given, they sent out Luffy duplicates, causing chaos. Nami, Chopper, and Carrot hid inside the ruined wedding cake, waiting for Carmel’s photo to be destroyed. They were amazed when Jinbe declared he was leaving Big Mom’s crew to join Luffy.

After Brook destroyed the photo, Nami and her group put on earplugs as Bege started his assassination attempt. Sanji freed the Vinsmokes, and Nami gave them their raid suits. Bege and his men then fired their KX Launchers at Big Mom, but her scream detonated the rockets before they hit. With the plan failed, Caesar brought the escape mirror, but Big Mom shattered it, trapping them.

Bege then transformed into Big Father, telling everyone to retreat inside. As Nami ran, Smoothie restrained her, but Reiju freed her, and Sanji caught her as she fell, bringing her safely inside. Inside the fortress, Nami and Chopper shivered in fear as Bege explained their dire situation.

As Big Mom attacked the fortress, Luffy wanted to fight, but Nami had Chopper restrain him, reminding him that they had already completed their mission. She then listened as Bege came up with a new escape plan using Caesar’s help. When Luffy and Sanji rushed in to save Reiju, Nami cried out in shock, but she later cheered for Caesar as he fled with Bege.

Just as the Big Mom Pirates cornered them, the Tamatebako exploded, causing the castle to collapse. Amid the chaos, Luffy’s group, Bege’s crew, and the Vinsmokes escaped. The Straw Hats and Fire Tank Pirates parted ways, and Nami coldly told Caesar to leave.

As they headed to the Thousand Sunny, Nami was happy to see Kingbaum alive and used Big Mom’s Vivre Card to control him again. However, Big Mom caught up, attacking with Napoleon’s air slash, injuring Kingbaum. He cried out for help, and Nami reminded him that his fiancée should be his reason to live.

To distract Big Mom, Nami fed Zeus thunderclouds, making him veer off course and drop Big Mom. Zeus later asked for more, and Nami offered to feed him in exchange for serving her. As they reached the Seducing Woods, Big Mom ordered the tree homies to stop them, but Kingbaum charged through. However, Prometheus burned Kingbaum for betraying Big Mom, forcing Nami and the group to jump off.

As the Sanji Retrieval Team fled, Nami kept feeding Zeus thunderclouds to slow down Big Mom. However, with Big Mom nearby, her Vivre Card became useless, and the Seducing Woods homies attacked, warping the landscape to confuse them. While Nami was distracted, Zeus ate her entire weather egg, growing huge and stormy. Seizing the moment, Nami summoned a massive lightning bolt, striking the Big Mom Pirates chasing them.

Though Big Mom fell into a crater, she was barely affected and kept moving, even eating through the ground to climb back up. As the team ran again, Pudding and Chiffon appeared. Chiffon asked Sanji to help make a cake, and he agreed.

As Big Mom launched another air slash, the team split up—Sanji left with Pudding and Chiffon, while Nami and the others rushed to the Thousand Sunny. Pudding then used her Devil Fruit powers to manipulate the homies' memories, allowing the Straw Hats to escape to the coast.

Back on the Thousand Sunny, they were still chased by Big Mom and confronted by Perospero and Katakuri, who were already on the ship. While Luffy fought Katakuri, Nami and Jinbe prepared the Sunny to escape. Perospero trapped the ship in candy, and Nami watched in shock as Pedro sacrificed himself in a massive explosion to take out Perospero.

When Carrot tried to go after Pedro, Nami stopped her, saying they couldn't waste the opportunity Pedro gave them. With Luffy dragging Katakuri into the Mirro-World, Nami and her group escaped Whole Cake Island with a Coup de Burst.

As the crew mourned Pedro's sacrifice, Jinbe encouraged them to stay strong. Nami had Chopper take the helm while she charted the fastest route to Cacao Island.

During an attack from the Big Mom Pirates, Luffy contacted Nami through a mirror shard, instructing them to shatter all mirrors on the Sunny so the enemy couldn't swarm them. As they followed his orders, Nami despaired when she saw Big Mom creating a giant wave homie to engulf the ship. However, Jinbe’s expert steering saved them. After breaking the mirrors, Nami told Luffy to find a way to Cacao Island so they could reunite.

On the way, the crew was confused by the lack of pursuers, and Nami suspected a trap. She emphasized the importance of meeting Sanji and getting the cake, as Big Mom's rampage wouldn't stop otherwise.

As they neared Cacao Island, Jinbe told the crew to prepare for battle. Suddenly, Big Mom and a fleet of Tartes caught up. Though they held their own, another fleet led by Daifuku blocked their path. As they were about to be surrounded, Carrot stepped forward, telling them to leave this to her. The crew watched in awe as she transformed into her Sulong form and attacked Daifuku’s fleet.

Nami watched in awe as Carrot fought in her Sulong form, but Jinbe warned that using it too long could exhaust her. After Brook carried Carrot back to the Sunny, Nami praised her efforts. However, their relief turned to despair when Big Mom summoned Zeus and Prometheus and attacked the ship.

As Big Mom struck at Jinbe, Nami told him to run, but he tried to block the attack and was knocked into the ocean. When Big Mom searched for the cake, Nami tried to stop her, warning that Carrot was resting inside. Big Mom nearly crushed Nami, but Chopper blocked the attack with Guard Point. Jinbe then returned and used his Buraikan technique to knock Big Mom off the ship, stunning everyone.

Big Mom prepared to slice the Sunny in half, riding on Zeus. Nami offered Zeus thunderclouds, but he refused and attacked her. Brook intervened, cutting Zeus in half, and Nami then forced Zeus to discharge a massive lightning blast on Big Mom. As the crew escaped, Brook brought a weakened Zeus back, and Nami threatened him into serving her.

Meanwhile, Big Mom kept chasing the Sunny, now using a gigantic Prometheus. As Chopper struggled to defend the ship, Nami spotted an approaching vessel—the Nostra Castello. Seeing Sanji again, she was overjoyed. After Pudding brought Sanji aboard, Nami and Brook embraced him. With the Fire Tank Pirates luring Big Mom away with the cake, the Sunny crew headed for Cacao Island to retrieve Luffy.

On the way, Sanji revealed that the Big Mom Pirates knew their rendezvous point. As Sanji and Pudding went ahead, the Sunny crew dodged Smoothie’s attacks. Nami took charge of navigation while Jinbe steered.

As the rendezvous time neared, Nami worried about Luffy, knowing he needed Brûlée to escape the Mirro-World. Soon, Cacao Island came into view, along with a huge enemy fleet. The crew was shocked when the fleet suddenly burst into flames—Germa 66 had arrived.

Following Sanji’s orders, the Sunny crew sailed full speed past the port, ecstatic to see Luffy and Sanji heading toward them. After Sanji and Luffy boarded, they fled Cacao Island, but were chased by Smoothie’s fleet. Judge then came to their aid, allowing them to pass. As more enemy ships appeared, Wadatsumi attacked the enemy, giving them a chance.

The Sun Pirates cleared a path, but the Sunny was intercepted by the Queen Mama Chanter. Wadatsumi saved them by swapping the Sunny with the Sun Pirates’ ship and hiding it in his mouth. However, Oven attacked him, forcing him to spit the ship out. With the Sun Pirates holding off the enemy, Jinbe chose to stay behind and fight alongside his former crew. Luffy agreed, and Jinbe told Nami to sail away as fast as possible.

With the Big Mom Pirates unable to follow, the Sunny crew successfully escaped Totto Land. After some rest, Sanji cooked them a meal, and they finally had a moment of peace.

Levely Arc

As Sanji rejected the raid suit during their escape, Nami revealed that she had added Zeus to her Clima-Tact. Carrot then showed the group a newspaper, revealing Sanji and Luffy’s new bounties.

At first, they misread Luffy’s bounty as 150,000,000 Berries, which pleased Nami since it meant less attention. However, when Brook took a closer look, they were shocked to realize that Luffy’s bounty had actually risen to 1,500,000,000 Berries.

Wano Country Arc

As the Thousand Sunny sailed toward Wano, the crew read about the Levely and spotted news about Kaidou and Big Mom. While sailing, they encountered strange weather, an octopus, and giant koi, which led them up a waterfall before getting caught in a whirlpool. Sanji carried Nami, Chopper, Carrot, and Brook to safety, but Luffy and the Sunny were dragged in.

After Luffy got separated, the crew searched but only found his Vivre Card. They later reunited with him at Oden Castle, where Kin'emon revealed his group's time-travel past and the plan to attack Onigashima in two weeks. Kin'emon assigned tasks and introduced Shinobu, leading to a frustrated reaction from Nami. When Kaidou arrived, Sanji carried Nami to safety as Kaido destroyed the castle.

Later, Nami and Shinobu spied on officials about weapons shipments, but were spotted and forced to escape. They then found Sanji running a soba stand and infiltrated Orochi’s castle, where they attacked Orochi with Zeus' lightning amidst the chaos.

After escaping, they hid Toko before going to a bathhouse, where Drake and Hawkins arrived to capture rebel allies. Sanji saved them using his Raid Suit, and Nami was furious after he saw her naked.

In Ebisu Town, Nami learned about Tonoyasu's capture and tragic execution, as well as the SMILE fruit's effects. She later helped fight Orochi’s forces before regrouping with Bepo and delivering Yasuie’s final message to Kin'emon. As they planned for the raid, Nami was shocked by Zoro’s new sword, Enma, and later agreed that the minks' Sulong forms would be a major advantage.

The Straw Hat Pirates, along with the Kid and Heart Pirates, arrived at Tokage Port for the Fire Festival to support the Scabbards and fight the Beasts Pirates. As Kanjuro took Momonosuke away, he attacked their ships with ink arrows, but Sanji protected Nami.

The alliance was then attacked by a Beasts Pirates ship, but Jinbe arrived, sank it, and officially joined the crew. The Straw Hats then took over a small fortress near Onigashima before heading into battle.

After arriving at Onigashima, Nami received a disguise from Kin'emon and joined Carrot and Shinobu in searching for Momonosuke. While fleeing from Big Mom’s homies, Nami, Carrot, and Zeus were captured and taken to the Live Stage. When Big Mom fought Luffy, Nami and Carrot escaped. Nami confronted Zeus for siding with Big Mom, but Brook intervened and cut Zeus down. Later, all the Straw Hats gathered as Usopp and Nami found themselves chased by Ulti and Page One.

Ulti severely injured Nami and Usopp, demanding that Nami denounce Luffy as Pirate King. She refused, but Tama and Komachiyo saved her. While fleeing, Nami revealed to Tama that Ace was Luffy’s brother. As they fought Ulti, Big Mom unexpectedly helped them after learning that the Beasts Pirates had destroyed Okobore Town.

Nami attacked Ulti, but her attacks weren’t enough. Big Mom’s new homie, Hera, replaced Zeus and seemingly consumed him. However, Nami’s Clima-Tact absorbed Zeus’s soul, turning it into a sentient weapon. With Zeus’ help, Nami defeated Ulti.

After Tama used her ability to turn the Gifters against the Beasts Pirates, Nami and Usopp cheered her on and protected her while fleeing. They later heard Kaidou’s announcement that Luffy was dead but refused to believe it. As Kaidou attacked, Marco protected Nami. When Luffy returned, she was relieved. After Kaidou’s defeat, the alliance celebrated, and Nami held Tama as she cried with happiness.

A week later, the crew celebrated Luffy and Zoro's recovery. Nami read a book to Toko when Momonosuke and Yamato arrived. When Momonosuke tried cuddling up to her, she punched him before realizing he was still a child. She invited Yamato to bathe with the women, but Yamato declined due to the castle’s rules. After their baths, Nami and the others enjoyed the festival with the citizens and their allies.

The next day, the crew discussed Pluton. When Shinobu and Tama visited, Tama announced she would train under Shinobu to join the Straw Hats someday, which Nami found adorable. Days later, the crew prepared to leave Wano and agreed to take Caribou with them, keeping him in a barrel.

Before they could depart, Momonosuke, Yamato, and Kin’emon arrived. Nami was moved by Momonosuke’s emotional goodbye. After Luffy gave him a Jolly Roger flag, the crew set sail. Nami planned to take the ship down the lift, but Kid challenged Luffy and Law to take the waterfall route instead.

Egghead Arc

As punishment for forcing them over the waterfall, Nami locked Luffy in a Seastone cage. Jinbe tried to calm her down, but she only got angrier, scaring him. Robin then shared the latest newspaper, revealing their new bounties. Joking about turning herself in for the reward, Nami was soon distracted by the news that Sabo had assassinated Cobra and Vivi was missing.

She worried about Vivi, while Zoro reminded everyone that Luffy had left Ace alone until he was truly in danger, suggesting they do the same for Vivi. Nami, Luffy, Chopper, and Sanji didn't take this well. Later, Luffy told the crew about his promise to Sabo and Ace and his dream as Pirate King, which confused Nami but left her inspired.

Days later, the crew entered a cold, stormy sea and found a giant warm eddy. Nami told Jinbe to steer clear, but Luffy and Sanji spotted Bonney trapped inside. Zoro cut open the eddy, but the wind swept Luffy and Chopper away. At the same time, a Mecha-Shark attacked and capsized the ship. Jinbe saved Luffy, Chopper, and Bonney, while the rest were rescued by Lilith and Vegaforce-01.

Lilith, a Vegapunk clone, introduced herself and tried to rob the crew, but Nami demanded she finish saving them first. More Sea Beast Weapons appeared, but Shaka, another Vegapunk clone, called off the attack and ordered Lilith to bring the ship to Egghead.

On the island, Nami, Robin, Usopp, Sanji, and Franky explored while Zoro and Brook stayed behind. Lilith gave them new outfits and shoes before leading them inside. Nami joked about looking for treasure, which earned her a kick at Usopp for criticizing her. They soon encountered S-Shark, a Seraphim that resembled a young Jinbe.

When Nami prepared to fight, S-Shark swam through the floor and grabbed her by the throat, but Sanji saved her. The crew attacked until Shaka stopped the fight and locked their feet with magnetic restraints. Shaka then explained the island’s advanced technology, the erased history of the Void Century, and how the Ohara Incident inspired Dragon to form the Revolutionary Army. Nami was shocked by Dragon's passion.

Shaka took them to a monitoring room, where they saw Luffy and Bonney in a scrapyard. Nami was happy they were safe but didn’t recognize Bonney. When CP0 arrived, Lilith suggested handing over the Straw Hats, but Nami was furious and insisted they refuse. CP0 ignored the denial and attacked, angering Nami further.

As Luffy fought Lucci, Vegapunk entered, eager to see Luffy’s white transformation. When Nami guessed it came from the Gomu Gomu no Mi, Vegapunk corrected her, explaining his theory about Devil Fruits. He then revealed he would be joining their crew, shocking Nami. Later, when he requested seven spots on their ship, she protested.

As Lucci invaded the Labophase, Nami panicked. She was amazed that Vegapunk had managed to plant a spy in the World Government. Later, when Zoro, Brook, and Stussy joined them, Nami overheard concerns about the missing Vegapunk body.

Eager to leave Egghead, she was still excited at the chance of finding treasure while searching for him. She teamed up with Brook and Edison to look inside the lab. When she saw artificial diamonds, she wanted to keep them, but Edison reminded her that finding Vegapunk was the priority.

Suddenly, Nami screamed as S-Shark attacked. The Seraphim knocked Brook’s head off and injured Edison, leaving Nami to defend herself. She summoned Zeus and used Raitei to electrocute S-Shark, apologizing to Jinbe for attacking something that looked like him.

However, S-Shark wasn’t stopped and used his Artificial Devil Fruit to dive underground, grabbing Nami. Just as he got her, Sanji intervened and took over the fight. While Sanji battled S-Shark, Nami tended to Edison, urging him to hold on until help arrived.

The next day, the Straw Hats and their allies discovered that York was the traitor and forced her to contact the Five Elders. After hearing her conversation, Nami and Vegapunk realized her plan. When York threatened them with a Buster Call, Nami angrily smacked her, challenging her to go ahead.

She hit York again before Zoro restrained her, reminding her that York was already unarmed. Vegapunk then asked if she was the crew’s navigator, and Nami proudly confirmed it. Checking the Log Pose, she saw it pointed northeast, which Vegapunk confirmed led to Elbaph, exciting Luffy and Usopp.

Later, Nami, Usopp, and Brook watched Kizaru enter the dome and fight Sentomaru. While distracted, Rob Lucci tried to kill Vegapunk but was intercepted by Stussy, shocking Nami. Sanji quickly grabbed a bubble gun from her to subdue Kaku while Zoro went after Lucci. When Kizaru made it inside, Luffy, in Gear 5, grabbed him, shocking Nami again. A light clone of Kizaru slipped past to attack Usopp, prompting Nami to ready her Clima-Tact. As she, Usopp, and Chopper tried to leave, they carried Robin in a pod.

Sanji later contacted Nami for a status update. She confirmed Luffy's location, that Jinbe had gone to help Zoro, and that Brook was with Lilith. She also reported that Kizaru had destroyed Vegaforce-1, ruining their escape plan. Soon after, she spotted the Giant Warrior Pirates, Oimo and Kashii, and was happy to see them. She then heard Vegapunk's prerecorded message broadcast across the island.

The crew rushed to the Thousand Sunny, which Usopp had kept from falling. Nami urged Jinbe and Zoro to hurry. She was disheartened to hear that Stussy would stay behind to disable the Frontier Dome but accepted her choice. Soon after, Saturn arrived and immediately targeted Robin.

Nami ordered the crew to defend her, but Saturn easily brushed them aside until Robin caught them in a net, preventing injury. After Saturn left, Nami noticed the clouds extending, and Brook and Usopp realized Edison was helping their ship reach the sea. She then contacted Jinbe and warned that more Marine ships had gathered at the northeast coast.

Once the Frontier Dome barrier dropped, Nami checked if Jinbe had reached the ship but learned that Nusjuro was approaching. Nusjuro attempted to attack, but Zoro stopped him. Sanji then called to ask about their status, and Nami said they should land safely but might need help.

Before they could escape, Lilith warned that Nusjuro’s interference could stop them. Atlas then knocked Lilith out and told the crew to take care of her while she stayed behind. Nami told Zoro to bring Lilith inside. After landing, she went to the giants' ship and cradled an exhausted Luffy.

The giants initially planned a celebration but postponed it for Luffy to recover. During the downtime, Nami stayed by Lilith’s side until she woke up. When the crew tried to explain the situation, they were shocked when Lilith revealed she already knew everything—because all the Vegapunks were still alive. Later, Nami happily joined the party, celebrating with her friends.

Elbaph Arc

During the party, Nami was surprised that Dorry and Brogy were still fighting but continued enjoying herself, drinking absinthe. Two days later, she woke up with a hangover in a strange room made of giant building blocks. She and her crew had been taken from the ocean by Muginn and brought to Road, a member of the New Giant Warrior Pirates. Road, angry that his captain was now loyal to Luffy, kept them asleep and placed them in the Land of Gods as a test.

As she explored, Nami was terrified by giant animals and used Zeus to fight off Stingmores. She called for help and heard Usopp’s voice, but before reaching him, she was attacked by a massive hedgehog.

Meanwhile, Usopp was about to be eaten by a giant cat. Nami saved him with Zeus, but the cat barely flinched and batted them out of the castle. The cat then transformed into a lion and prepared to finish them off. Before it could, Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji arrived and easily knocked it out. While the others laughed it off, Nami remained shaken, still unsure of where they were.

The Straw Hats left Bigstein Castle and met a man who told them that the Sun God—actually Road in disguise—ruled the area and that they could get "fodder" rations in town. Luffy rushed off to find the Sun God's temple, leading the crew to follow. He eventually crashed into a one-way mirror, revealing that the Land of Gods was just an artificial diorama.

After saving Chopper, the crew fought off large animals guarding the "temple." Road, furious that they were damaging his work, started chasing them. The crew escaped on the cat they had defeated earlier while Nami, having found blueprints of the Land of Gods, explained they could escape by running until they hit another mirror.

As they rode through the Land of Gods, Road tried to capture them with a giant net. Zoro and Sanji easily broke free, and Usopp attempted to shoot through the diorama's wall but couldn't. While Nami knocked out Road with Zeus, Luffy used Gear 4 to break the wall, allowing them to escape.

Outside, they narrowly avoided Goldberg, Gerd, and her pet Piper. After the giants passed, the Straw Hats crossed a massive bridge leading to the upper levels of Elbaph. However, Luffy sensed something strange and jumped off the bridge into the wilderness below, with Zoro nearly following before Sanji stopped him.

Suddenly, the bridge shook as Road ran down it, trying to escape from Goldberg and Gerd, who were carrying the Sunny. Realizing Road was the one who had kidnapped them, Zoro suggested cutting down the giants, but Usopp refused, believing they could be allies. Sanji decided they should focus on reaching a village instead. The crew arrived in the Sun World, where they tricked Road into a trap.

Sanji and Zoro knocked him out, and moments later, Goldberg and Gerd finished the job. After introductions, Luffy, Usopp, and Chopper rushed ahead to the village, while Sanji, Zoro, and Nami got a ride from Gerd. Nami was mesmerized by the sight of the village.

Soon, the rest of the Straw Hats and Giant Warrior Pirates arrived, leading to a brief reunion. Nami complimented Robin's new haircut. Hajrudin declared a feast, but the crew prioritized Robin’s reunion with Jaguar D. Saul. They traveled to the Warrior's Spring, where Luffy had to be held back so Robin could have a proper moment with Saul.

When Robin and Saul embraced, Nami and the others burst into tears. Saul then met the rest of the crew, and they teared up again when Robin declared they would protect her. Saul’s assistant, Ange, introduced herself, and the Straw Hats visited the Walrus School, where they learned that giant culture was no longer solely about being warriors. Luffy and Usopp played with the giant children, surprised by how much things had changed.

Luffy and Usopp kept playing with the giant children despite warnings, using giant swings to reach terrifying heights. Nami was furious and beat them for scaring the kids. Later, most of the crew returned to the banquet, though Nami had to cover her ears due to the noise.

During the feast, Road was freed and apologized to Nami and Zoro for kidnapping them. Zoro scared him off, but he returned to explain that he was trying to mimic the "Sun God," like many giants. This sparked a debate among the giants about what Nika truly represented.

Meanwhile, Zoro noticed Luffy’s belief that Loki wasn’t evil and questioned him. When Luffy decided to free Loki, Zoro and Nami agreed to help. Nami took Road as her servant, and he led them to Aurust Castle in a Svarr. Along the way, Road mentioned the castle held many treasures, exciting Nami.

Upon arrival, they found the guards missing and the door broken from the inside. While Luffy ran ahead to find the key, Zoro and Nami let Road carry them. Inside, the castle was in terrible condition, shocking Nami. Road explained a past battle between Loki and his father, Harald, who had torn off his own horns as a sign of peace.

He also revealed that Hajrudin was Harald’s son but not a prince due to his foreign mother. As Road and Zoro discussed their captains' dreams, Luffy suddenly reappeared, announcing he had found the guards.

The guards accused Shanks of attacking them, which Luffy found ridiculous. Nami teased him about trusting Shanks so much, leading to a back-and-forth comparing Luffy and Shanks’ bond to her own with Bell-mère. They jokingly agreed that Shanks might have had a brother before continuing their search.

After growing tired of looking for the key and treasure, they stumbled into the throne room and discovered a Magic Circle on the floor. Nami recalled reading that such symbols were used to summon demons.

A mysterious voice echoed through the halls, scaring Road, who tried to flee. Before he could, a giant axe struck the door, making him drop the crew. Luffy caught Nami and handed her to Zoro for protection. The group then met "Ya-san," who Road recognized as Scopper Gaban, Ripley’s lover and Colon’s father.

During their conversation, Luffy accidentally revealed their plan to free Loki, amusing Gaban. Nami wanted to listen to his warnings, but the others grew bored. To keep their interest, Gaban revealed a hidden treasure room with the key. However, the treasure was long gone, making Nami furious. Before they could grab the key, Gaban took it and challenged Luffy to a fight for it.

As Luffy fell for Gaban’s taunts and clumsy attacks, Nami grew annoyed. She and Road were shocked when Gaban used a serious attack, forcing Zoro to step in. Unexpectedly, Gaban surrendered, handed over the key, and told them to visit him before leaving Elbaph—if they survived freeing Loki.

Nami is one of the smartest members of the Straw Hat crew, known as the third smartest person from the East Blue. She initially hated all pirates after losing a loved one but changed her view after meeting Luffy.

Though she has moved on from many painful memories, she once feared and distrusted Fish-Men. This changed after visiting Fish-Man Island, where she realized she only resented Arlong. Nami is also skeptical of myths and legends, though many have turned out to be true.

As the crew’s navigator, Nami gives orders to raise the mast or lower the sails. She often tries to stop Luffy from visiting dangerous islands but ultimately follows his lead. While she may seem cowardly, she is bold when standing up for her crew and what she believes is right. Over time, she has become more confident, though she still panics in dangerous situations. She also has a high tolerance for alcohol and enjoys partying.

Nami loves to relax, often sunbathing, reading, or sitting under an umbrella. She dislikes the chaos caused by her crewmates while she unwinds. She is particular about her clothes, getting angry when they are damaged but willing to tear someone else’s if necessary. She often scolds the crew when they are too carefree in strange situations.

Nami is greedy and highly motivated by money, a habit formed in her tough childhood. After her mother died, she stole money to buy her village’s freedom. She takes pride in her thieving skills and shamelessly robs others when she can. Lacking physical strength, she often hides behind her stronger crewmates and is part of the "Weakling Trio" with Usopp and Chopper.

Despite her greed, Nami is one of the most compassionate crew members. She quickly sympathizes with others' hardships and can even forgive those who have wronged her. She is always willing to help those in need, even without financial gain. She has a soft spot for children and cannot bring herself to harm them.

Though she confidently flaunts her body, Nami dislikes being objectified by men. She once yelled at an invisible man, making it clear that she stays in shape for herself, not for voyeurs.

Nami is a thin young lady with brown eyes and orange hair who is about average height. On her left shoulder, where she once had a tattoo for being a member of Arlong's crew, she has a black tattoo that reads "mikan" and "pinwheels" (honouring Bell-mère, Nojiko, and Genzo, respectively). She keeps each pole of the bo staff and later the Clima-Tact in a strap around her thigh with three slots.

After time skip, Nami's face is now depicted to look younger with her eyes bigger (with the irises now showing), droopier, and set lower on her face. She has also become taller.

Her general physical development happens gradually throughout the series and drastically during the time skip (though this is most likely a simple change in the style of artwork). Her hairstyle and clothing both change frequently. Similar to a garment Bell-mère previously wore that said "MACE," several of her shirts have four-letter terms like "Gold" or "EVIL" on them.

She wears a gold bracelet gifted to her by her sister Nojiko on her left wrist in addition to the Log Pose, which she needs to serve as the ship's navigator. Nami constantly changes into various outfits for each arc. She matches her tops with skirts featuring two rings on the side, and orange gladiator sandals with high heels are her signature footwear.

Every arc features Nami wearing high heels, and although they make her taller, they don't impact her pace or speed. Despite her preference for clean hairstyles, she occasionally develops a sloppy cowlick on the top of her head.

Nami's hair has gotten quite long, reaching the middle of her lower back. She had one long hairpiece hanging on the left side of her head, and her bangs were still in place. She has also developed significantly fuller, rounder breasts. Except for the fact that her body curves and hourglass figure have sharpened, her look hasn't changed considerably.

She is wearing a light green and white bikini top with a halter top, tight low-rider jeans that show some of her hips and behind, orange high-heeled sandals, and a set of pearl-like earrings she wears all time after the time skip. Since arriving in the New World, Nami has been wearing a new belt with the Berries sign on it that is black and on which she may also keep the components of her Sorcery Clima-Tact on the right side. When she is engaged in intense combat with an opponent, Nami fastens the belt around her waist.

Nami’s maternal relationships have not been revealed in the story. She was born in the Conomi Islands, as was her sister Nojiko. Both Nami and Nojiko miraculously survived when the island came under attack by some random pirate crew. Bell-mère, who arrived with a group of Marines to defend the island, was the sole survivor among them. As Bell-mère was about to lose hopes and give up, Nojiko showed up to her holding a baby Nami.

Bell-mère took the girls to Cocoyasi Village and raised them as their adoptive mother. After Bell-mère’s death, Nami worked under the Arlong Pirates drawing maps, and a few years later, she left to collect the money to purchase Cocoyasi Village back from Arlong.

Nami was initially eager to join the crew, but as soon as she discovered that Luffy is a pirate, she became less keen because she disliked pirates. Before Luffy assembled a crew, Nami betrayed him and expressed a death wish for him. She joined the crew initially solely as an "alliance" with Luffy, which she subsequently broke to return to her town, but by that time, she had grown attached to the group and discovered it was difficult to simply leave.

She formally became a member of the crew after Arlong was defeated. At that point, she had entirely changed her mind about the other crew members. Because Nami is the navigator, the rest of the crew, including the captain, blindly obeys her commands while aboard the ship because they believe in her intuition and are confident that she will guide them clear of danger and in the direction of their destination.

The entire crew respects Nami and values her exceptional navigational abilities. She has the highest faith in "Luffy and the crew" when it has been decided that they must take action, even though she prefers that they avoid mighty opponents.

Nami is a skilled navigator, who is well-versed with various ever-changing weather. She has drawn maps since she was child making her an excellent cartographer, an ability that even Arlong acknowledged. Her dream is to draw a map of the entire world, something which appears achievable since she became the navigator of the Straw Hat Pirates.

Nami is in charge of determining the ship's course as it travels farther out to sea. When the crew travels to new places, Nami frequently serves as the crew's de facto treasurer, managing the crew's finances and allocating expenditures.

Nami is a skilled and quick polearm user. She uses her intellect and specially crafted weapons to battle superior physical enemies, even though she lacks the raw power of most of her crew members. Nami makes every effort to stay out of battle. Still, when necessary, she gives it her best and has bested some formidable opponents.

Nami is a tremendously compelling speaker, and as a result, she has established herself as a skilled negotiator in her own right. One of the main advantages of this is that Nami can typically manipulate others and gather more information on her own. With her talent, she can do a lot. Because of her love of money, Nami also handles the Straw Hats' finances mostly.

Nami has shown that she is a skilled pickpocket and a great thief. She developed the ability to steal little objects, like keys, from her victims without their realizing it. She now uses her talent to rob other pirates—as well as occasionally government workers—by sneaking onto their ship or base and stealing all of their belongings while they are preoccupied with a fight.

Physical Abilities

Throughout her early childhood to adolescence, Nami stole money from various sources, including deadly pirates, to reclaim her village from the Arlong Pirates. As a result of trying these and occasionally terrible experiences, Nami has a very high level of physical prowess. Nami is also physically very fit and strong. When she gets furious, especially because of Luffy's careless spending, she can pack incredibly powerful punches and give harsh beatings.

Nami can hold her own against weaker opponents despite having lesser fighting prowess than some of her crew members. Before learning the Clima-Tact, Nami was seen to have considerable talent with a bo staff, which she frequently used for self-defense. Yet, she often relied on her crewmates to fight in her place because she was typically outmatched by the giant enemies they encountered at sea.

Nami's physical powers and combat abilities with the Clima-Tact have significantly increased after the two years of intensive training on Weatheria, and she can now handle more difficult opponents on her own. After two years of training, Nami has also significantly improved her already remarkable agility.

Cartography and Navigation Abilities

Nami is an extremely talented Cartographer, which was shown when Luffy was sent flying into her room during his battle with Arlong. She earned the position of an Officer when she was recruited by Arlong for this special ability.

Although she generally has to put the equations down on a tangible medium when generating them, she can formulate complex equations in a matter of minutes to forecast a specific course of action. She has a superhuman capacity to perceive weather changes and is unaffected by a high fever.

She can even predict the arrival of allegedly unexpected storms in the Grand Line. Nami has extensive experience in navigation and cartography and is also a meteorology specialist.

Weather Manipulation

Nami uses the "Art of Weather," also known as the Clima-Tact, to control the weather in her surroundings as she fights. This skill can be used destructively if combined with her enormous understanding of meteorology and weather patterns.

Clima-Tact

Usopp initially gave Nami the Clima-Tact, which allowed her to control the weather. His creation's shortcoming was that it was primarily intended for party antics. Despite this conflict, she used her experience to combine several of its abilities to perform risky and effective techniques, such as making a mirage of herself (Mirage Tempo) to distract her opponent and a strong lightning cloud (Thunderbolt Tempo).

Perfect Clima-Tact

Usopp developed the Perfect Clima-Tact by enhancing the Clima-Tact with Dials. This enhancement significantly increased her control over the weather, enabling her to effortlessly perform more powerful and advanced variations of the Clima-tricks, Tact's such as making copies of herself out of mist (Mirage Tempo: Fata Morgana).

But, there was still a problem with its application: Nami could not correctly control the lightning, and occasionally her companions would suffer collateral harm.

Sorcery Clima-Tact

After the time skip, her skills have significantly improved; she can now effortlessly use lightning blasts to demolish a pub and a submarine (and hurt the people inside both). She uses the updated Clima-Tact, which she calls the Sorcery Clima-Tact because the balls vanish. Nami can now shoot a powerful wind gust she calls Gust Sword, and her "Mirage Tempo" has advanced to the point where she can make herself entirely invisible.

She can now use and create weather in more creative ways, such as launching an egg that hatches to release a large thundercloud that she can then control to defeat her opponent(s) and creating an orb at the end of one of her Clima-three Tact's segments that has enough heat to melt snow and harm a snow woman like Monet (Heat Egg).

It has also been demonstrated that this new Clima-Tact is helpful in everyday activities like taking showers (Shower Tempo) and clearing trails for travel using sea clouds in addition to combat situations (Milky Road). The latter is a success in and of itself because it was shown that sea clouds are not created in the Blue Sea.

The "culmination of all of Weatheria's weather science" is now Nami's new Sorcery Clima-Tact, further improved thanks to Usopp's Pop Greens and Franky's brilliance. The Clima-Tact is now longer or shorter, depending on the pressure used, and it is also simpler to twist and operate.

Also, when used, it appears to leave patterns in the air, giving it the appearance of a magic wand. Strangely, Usopp only failed to incorporate one Weatherian item into the updated Clima-Tact—a "magic wand" that he was unsure how to use.

Zeus, the thundercloud Homie, could be stored within Nami's Clima-Tact after being captured. She could deploy Zeus with her Clima-Tact skills to perform destructive lightning attacks when necessary. After hearing it speak to her, she discovered that Zeus' face had become linked to her Clima-Tact and later realized that the Clima-Tact now houses Zeus' soul.

Zeus can temporarily transfer his consciousness to the clouds that Nami summons, allowing him to take on a similar appearance to his former cloud form and take control of Nami's attacks, making them harder to avoid. This further enhances the abilities of the Sorcery Clima-Tact, which can now be changed into more combat-oriented forms to help aid Nami. With this strength, Nami could unleash lightning with sufficient destructive power to finish off an incredibly tough foe with a single blow (Raitei).

Other Abilities

Shiawase Punch (Happiness Punch)

Nami uses a lighthearted trick to get rid of bystanders as she bathes; she just drops her towel, sending any male nearby into a severe nosebleed. She also uses this as a get-rich-quick scheme, charging anyone who witnesses her doing it 100,000 Berries.

Impact (Impact Dial)

Nami deflects attacks away from her enemies by using an impact dial.

Nami is a playable and featuring character in the following video games:

Q. Did Nami love Luffy?

1. Nami deeply cares about Luffy, which has been shown from time to time. At times, her reactions to Luffy getting injured or knocked out hints that she has some feelings other than friendship with him.

Q. Who married Nami?

1. Absalom, a member of the Thriller Bark Pirates, was about to marry Nami, while she was unconscious. However, Sanji arrived on time to save her from this.

Q. Who loves Nami in One Piece?

1. Everyone who comes across Nami tends to love her immediately. It has been shown that a fair number of men are easily attracted towards Nami at first glance.