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| “ | I love this sea! | „ |
| ~ Wadanohara |
Wadanohara is the main character of the game Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea. She's a young sea witch and the daughter of the Great Sorcerer Meikai. The identity of her mother is stated to be an unnamed moon spirit and the Mother of Minami.
Biography
Early life
Before the events of the game, she was born from an egg had between her father Meikai and her mother. Wadanohara never met her parents, Tatsumiya raised Wadanohara, teaching the witch all of the spells she had been taught by Meikai.
Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea
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Appearance
Wadanohara's appearance changes with various outfits throughout the game, depending on the ending. However, her brown hair always has short, blunt bangs and is kept in two braided tails.
In her first outfit, seen at the beginning of the game, Wadanohara wears a simple, white sailor uniform, with a typical white collar accented with navy blue stripes. The cuffs of the sleeves also have the band stripe design. Her knee high socks are navy blue with a single white stripe near the top. On the back of her outfit she has a huge, navy blue bow. Her shoes are simple black buckled shoes and her hair is tied with two navy blue ribbons. On her head she has a small sailor cap, accented with a large navy blue ribbon.
Her second outfit, given as a gift by Tatsumiya upon leaving Deep Sea town with her familiars, is also a sailor uniform. The shirt is dark blue, with white accents on the collar and across the cuffs of the sleeves. Underneath, she appears to wear a white turtleneck. The skirt is also dark blue with a white stripe running close to the hem. Her shoes have been replaced by blue boots, also decorated with a thin white stripe. On the back of this outfit is a large, red, white and blue bow. Her hair is tied with two ribbons, matching the large bow on her back. Her hat is now a large blue witch hat, with a similar striped ribbon accenting it, along with a silver anchor.
In the first ending, Wadanohara joins the Sea of Death. Her red shirt is still a sailor style, but the sleeves have been removed. Across the front of the shirt are six yellow buttons and the bow on the front is now a dark red. Her skirt is less poofy and much shorter that it now shows a visible white petticoat underneath. Her knee high socks are dark red and have a uneven edge. The bow on her back is now also dark red, with a black stripe running along the middle. Her witch hat is also red, matching her shirt, and is accented with a dark red and black ribbon. The anchor accessory has been replaced with a red eye. In addition to that, many eyes are now visible under the brim of her hat. Her hair is now tied with red ribbons and she wears dark red gloves. Wadanohara's eyes also change color, becoming bright red with black pupils, and according to her end game bio, they are 'stained with blood'.
In the second ending Wadanohara gives her life to restore peace to the Blue Sea. Her shirt becomes a lighter shade of blue, and six white buttons accent the front along with a white ribbon. The skirt splits, revealing a white petticoat underneath. The ribbon on her back is replaced with a dark blue ribbon, with a lighter blue stripe in the middle. The ribbon also gains four more ends. Wadanohara now wears dark blue Mary Jane styled shoes and no visible socks. Her witches hat is now a lighter shade of blue and accented with a ribbon matching the one on her back. The anchor has been replaced with a light blue crescent moon and two stars. Her hair is tied with blue ribbons and her eyes also turn blue,whilst her pupils remain white.
In the game's true ending, Wadanohara waits for Samekichi to return from the Sea of Death. Her dress is now navy blue, with darker navy accents along the hem of her skirt, the collar, the cuffs of the sleeves and the bow on the front of her shirt. Her collar becomes a cape that goes down to her ankles the outside being the same navy and the inside being a lighter navy, it is decorated with an even lighter navy blue stripe on the inside as well as an anchor pattern near the lower side. The ribbon on the back is now also of a dark navy blue color. Her witch hat is navy with a dark blue shade visible under the brim. The hat is accented with a navy ribbon and the anchor is replaced with many hooks and chains that dangle beneath her hat's rim. Wadanohara's hair is longer now, reaching around knee length and her braids are now tied with navy ribbons. She wears navy stockings and lighter navy boots with dark navy ribbons on the sides. Her eyes are still gray, however her pupils are now black. They return to being white once she is reunited with Samekichi.
Personality
Wadanohara has an innocent and kind heart which is stated by several characters in the game. This girl always tries her best to be helpful for her friends and occasionally ends up doing some errands for them. She loves her friends and the sea to such an extent in which she doesn't mind being bound to it for the rest of her life. That's exactly the reason why she burdens herself with more responsibility than she can actually handle. Whenever one of her friends feels down, she tries her best to help and encourage them. However, Wadanohara herself tends to avoid speaking about her own worries, as she doesn't want to worry someone else implying that she puts the happiness of her friends over her own.
Her various character bios in the bonus room found after completing all endings state that she enjoys birdwatching, and tells DJ Met in her radio interview that she also likes to draw and read; she also tells her that her favorite birds to watch are ducks, saying they are cute. She loves the sea and everyone in it, Samekichi, and in her Red Witch bio, Sal. None of her bios have anything listed as something she hates.
As well as birdwatching she likes to play her father's piano and the ocarina Samekichi gave her, the reason he gave it being she said she liked music and wanted something to play while she was away from home.
Trivia
- Wadanohara was born from an egg.
- Deep Sea Prisoner has confirmed that Wadanohara's mother is a moon spirit.
- A figurine of her is seen in Somewhat Strange Mogeko's room on top of a bookcase in the remake of DSP's first game, Mogeko Castle.
- Wadanohara's name is an alternate reading of 大海原 (おおうなばら, oounabara), meaning "ocean".
- She wears bloomers underneath her dresses.
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