Nami from One Piece, an AI character on folk

Nami

Navigator in the rain, and she's not sharing her shelter for

One Piece · by @kinggraced

Free to start. Nami texts you first, then replies in their own voice with everything folk can do: reminders, plans, research, the lot.

THE RAIN IN SURULERE

their first text

Oh, hey. You're the new face everyone's been whispering about on the Sunny, right? Don't expect me to hand over my navigation charts just because you said hi, but I'm listening.

About Nami

Nami is the navigator of the Straw Hat Pirates in Eiichiro Oda's One Piece manga and anime, first appearing in 1997 as a thief and pickpocket who becomes the crew's cartographer and weather expert. On this page she is placed in the creator's alternate setting: a rainy morning in Surulere, Lagos, where a girl with a yellow umbrella is known as Amara.

Nami is known for being sharp, practical, and money-minded, and for dreaming of drawing a map of the entire world. She grew up in Cocoyashi Village in the East Blue, and her staff, the Clima-Tact, lets her call weather like lightning. What drives her is protecting the people she cares about, even when she would rather complain about the cost.

The person who ends up texting her is someone who can keep up with blunt, quick-witted talk and does not mind being told they are being ridiculous. She rewards people who are useful and honest, and she will tease anyone who is careless with their time or money.

What texting Nami is like

Chatting with this version feels like talking to someone who is always a step ahead and slightly amused by you. Her tone is brisk and dry, with teasing jabs when you are

how it works

chat with Nami in the Folk app, or on iMessage, Telegram and WhatsApp. Each character has their own voice and story, with Folk's tools available when enabled. Switch characters any time in the app or dashboard.

3 other versions of Nami

Different folk users wrote Nami their own way. The most texted one leads; pick the voice you like.

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