Kozuki Toki

- Name
- 光月トキ (Kouzuki Toki)
- Affiliation
- Kozuki
- Devil Fruit
- Toki Toki no Mi
- First seen
- Ch. 920
Profile
Kozuki Toki — wife of Lord Kozuki Oden and mother of Momonosuke and Kozuki Hiyori. She possesses a “Time-Time” ability (Toki Toki no Mi) that lets her leap forward through time but never return to the past. She was not born in Oden’s era but “long, long ago,” and travelled forward through the ages until she arrived at his time. Shown only in flashback this window.
Arc-by-arc updates
Wano — flashback (from Momonosuke’s memory) (Ch. 1047) — flashback, alive
- Flashback (from Momonosuke’s memory): resolved to send her children and the retainers to the future, telling Momonosuke “you must rebuild the strength of the Kozuki clan… when you reach the future, 20 years from now”; held firm against the boy’s pleas and the samurai’s wish to die fighting, and approved his resolve (“Good…”) (pp. 3–5).
Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 1008)
- Her teaching that “Lady Toki had the power to go into the future” but that “Mankind cannot return to the past” is the logic that lets Ashura unmask the impostor Oden (p. 4).
Wano Country (Ch. 976) — referenced (not shown)
- Named in dialogue (off-page) as the late mother of Momonosuke and Kozuki Hiyori — Kanjuro taunts the scabbards over Lord Oden “…and mother, Toki…” (p. 10). Referenced only; not shown.
Wano — Oden flashback / the Time-Leap (Ch. 973) — flashback, alive (casts the prophecy & leaps)
- Reveals on-page she came from 800 years in the past and that her Time-Time power is forward-only — “I fled here from the past, Oden” (p. 11).
- Casts her prophecy and launches the children/retainers 20 years forward: “cast nine shadows on the night woven of 20 years… you shall know the brilliance of the dawn… may your purpose be fulfilled” (pp. 11–12). See Toki’s Dying Prophecy Casts Nine Shadows Across Twenty Years, The Kozuki Time-Leap.
- Recalls Oden’s words to her: “You are the moon unaware of the dawn” (p. 11).
Wano — Oden’s execution (Ch. 972) — flashback, alive (voices the 20-year prophecy)
- Voices her prophecy directly on-page: in ~20 years the primary figures of a great war “will muscle their way into the New World,” there will be “a massive war terrible enough to split the seas themselves,” “a long winter will settle over Wano,” and “they are the ones who can strike down Kaido” (p. 18). See Toki’s Dying Prophecy Casts Nine Shadows Across Twenty Years.
- Oden, dying, entrusts her with the time-leap (“If I should die… I want you to use your power, Toki”) and asks her to give the children his swords; she refuses to be seen crying — “We are not your weakness!!” — and tells him “Look ahead, Oden — to 20 years in the future!!!” (p. 19). Sets up The Kozuki Time-Leap.
Wano — Oden flashback “Sentenced to Boil” (Ch. 971) — flashback, alive (shields the children from the execution)
- Shields young Momonosuke and Hiyori away from the crowd as the execution begins; tells Momonosuke he is “meant to one day carry this nation on your shoulders. Because your father is a great man…” (p. 2).
Wano — Oden flashback (Ch. 970) — flashback, alive (at Oden Castle with the children)
- At Oden Castle with Momonosuke and Hiyori; receives Yasuie, sent by Oden to protect them — “If Oden loses this battle… is lost!! Then this country…” (p. 8).
- Confronted at the castle by a hooded kunoichi (“Are you after my life, then?”); keeps the children calm as they await Oden’s return, unaware of his sentence (p. 16).
Oden flashback — restrains Oden (Ch. 969) — flashback, alive
Oden flashback — Oden’s return (Ch. 968) — flashback, alive
- Reunites with Oden in tears; revealed to have become a beloved figure in Kuri, working alongside the townsfolk and keeping Oden’s reputation alive in his absence (pp. 8–9).
- Wounded (arrow to the leg) when Kaido’s men infiltrated Oden Castle — she used her own body to shield Momonosuke from their arrows; the wound has since healed (pp. 13–14).
Oden-era flashback — falls ill near Wano (Ch. 967)
- Fell ill in the seas near Wano, the exhaustion of her long journey catching up; her original destination was the Land of Wano (p. 11). Insisted Oden continue (“then I’m getting a divorce!!”) and stayed behind with Inuarashi & Nekomamushi (p. 12). See Kozuki Toki Came From The Distant Past Via Her Time-Time Fruit.
Wano — Oden flashback (Ch. 966) — stows away onto the Roger Pirates
- Stows away on the Oro Jackson with the infants Momonosuke and Hiyori to follow Oden onto the Roger Pirates (p. 14).
Wano — Oden flashback (Ch. 964) — young “Amatsuki Toki” on Oden’s voyage
- First met by Oden as Amatsuki Toki, a sword-wielding woman cornered by slavers (Cephaloctopus Pirates under Captain Karma) (pp. 9–10).
- States she was born about 800 years ago yet is only 26 years old, surviving by “jumping to the future again” — an on-page demonstration of her forward-only time-leap (pp. 10, 17). See Kozuki Toki Came From The Distant Past Via Her Time-Time Fruit, Void Century and Ancient Kingdom.
- Her lifelong childhood dream is to reach Wano (p. 12). Nurses the misshapen Oden back to health, then joins the Whitebeard Pirates’ voyage with him (pp. 12–15).
Wano Country (Ch. 920) — first appearance (flashback only)
- Revealed (flashback) as Oden’s wife. Her power: “Mankind cannot return to the past… but it can leap into the future!!” (p. 9). The survivors note she “had not been born in our era, but long, long ago” — she travelled forward through many ages to reach Oden’s time (pp. 9–11). See Kozuki Toki Came From The Distant Past Via Her Time-Time Fruit.
- On the night Oden Castle burned, she used her power to send Momonosuke and the Kozuki retainers 20 years into the future to topple Orochi and Kaido, entrusting “I leave Momonosuke… in your hands” (p. 10). She stayed behind herself with her daughter Kozuki Hiyori.
- Her final words foretold the Kozuki revenge in 20 years (p. 13).
Wano Country — invoked in the 20-year flashback (Ch. 1048)
- Referenced as Oden’s wife, “confirmed dead in Bakura Town” during the Kozuki purge. (p. 10)
- Her counsel quoted by the suffering people: “Trust in Lady Toki’s words… don’t rush, be patient. There’s a long, cold winter ahead.” (p. 14)