Tsumonsieur Kamaya
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Japanese Name
ツムッシュ・カマヤ
Romanized Name
Tsumusshu Kamaya
Debut
Chapter 392; Episode 275
Affiliations
CP9 (former)
Occupations
Cipher Pol Agent
Status
Alive
Introduction
Tsumonsieur Kamaya is a former CP9 agent. Tsumonsieur Kamaya is a former CP9 agent.
Appearance
Summary
Kamaya is a tall man with long, curly hair of a coral pink color. He has high cheek bones, a square jaw and prominent lips. He wears a full dark suit ensemble coupled with a yellow tie, light gloves and a black cowboy hat. He also sports round sunglasses.
Personality
Summary
Kamaya seemed to be loyal to the World Government, as he helped Spandine at Ohara. He is not above doing odd jobs to advance his career, and frequently performed tasks that Spandine was not skilled at.
Abilities And Powers
Summary
Kamaya has been trained since birth to be a killer. 22 years ago, he was the second most powerful CP9 agent, after Laskey.
Rokushiki
As a CP9 agent, Kamaya has training in the superhuman techniques, Rokushiki.
History
Past
Kamaya was alongside the then-CP9 chief, Spandine, as he entered Ohara in the West Blue under the orders of the World Government. They were attempting to stop the scholars in Ohara from illegally studying the Poneglyphs, and warranted an investigation. However, this was merely an excuse to launch a Buster Call against the entire island. Kamaya alerted Spandine that the Marines were trying to contact him, but was ordered to ignore the call. On the island, Kamaya ordered his subordinates to round up anyone who called themselves a scholar. Following this, Kamaya accompanied Spandine to a nearby forest, where they confronted Nico Olvia. Together with Laskey, Kamaya handily beat the woman and then carried her unconscious body to town, where the other scholars were awaiting punishment. With their mission accomplished, Spandine ordered Kamaya to contact the Five Elders for a report.
Trivia
Summary
He is likely named after Japanese musician Hiroshi Kamayatsu, known as "Monsieur Kamayatsu" (ムッシュかまやつ, Musshu Kamayatsu?), with the final syllable "tsu" moved to the beginning.