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Homura Momiji (
Appearance[]
Homura is a short and thin young woman with long pink hair, worn in a high ponytail that sticks upwards, reminiscent of a bouquet of flowers. Her bangs curve around her face, with the longer strands ending at her cheekbones. She has sharp red eyes, small pink eyebrows, full lips and she's usually expressionless. Her face is very round. Homura's petrification scar is a jagged line originating from her groin down her thigh, ending about half way.
She wears a pink paneled dress with a white fur trim along the boat neckline. The dress is split into four segments beginning just below her breasts, tied closed around her waist with string but left open below that, exposing her thighs and hips. Her shoes are tall thigh-high boots of the same pink material that her dress is made of, the tops and bottoms of which are jagged and open like petals on a flower. There is a black seam running down the front of them all the way from the top to the tip of her toe. The soles are made from a similar material to the Ishigami villagers' shoes, but Homura's heel is entirely at the front, forcing her to walk on tip-toes.
She also has a small brown leather backpack that contains fire-starting materials for arson purposes. A few long sticks jut out the sides so that they're accessible at all times.
Following her second revival, her scar has disappeared.
Personality[]
Homura possesses a strong loyalty towards Hyoga to whom she has been implied to have romantic feelings for. She will complete her task regardless of how arduous it is, such as watching over the Ishigami Village by herself. She is cautious, observant, and intelligent, managing to remember the names and faces of all the villagers during her lookout. When she noticed Chrome, Magma and Gen were gone, she was able to quickly figure out since Gen (who had no physical strength or scientific knowledge) went with them that it meant he would be involved with negotiations and that the three were heading to the Tsukasa Empire. She also demonstrated caution when Senku offered her cotton candy, though relented and ate some.
She proves to hold great intelligence as she is hard to trick or track, managing to notice the tungsten Senku smeared on her to track her and washing it off along with trying to tire Kohaku out by talking while she was chasing her so she would run out of breath. She often maintains a cool composure, rarely getting flustered even when captured or held hostage. She is rather competent and can be merciless like Hyoga, at one point managing to burn the entire Ishigami Village while Hyoga and his forces distracted them. However, Senku suggests that she is not fully evil and can be converted to their side with enough effort (though so far it hasn't been successful as she is still loyal to Hyoga).
After Hyoga is revived to teach weapons training, he asks that she be revived as well. While she remains loyal to Hyoga, she now also works for the Kingdom of Science as he does.
On a side note, she seems to have a soft spot for sweets, as she ate Senku's cotton candy despite being wary of it and in chapter 155, seemed quite tempted by the sweet smell of vanilla.
Abilities and Skills[]
Hyoga has great trust in Homura's skills, having made her into his right-hand.
- Gymnastics: Despite having little physical strength, her speed and gymnastic ability make up for it, making her a difficult opponent to catch. Like Kohaku, Homura is very fast and agile. She was able to dodge Kohaku's strikes with ease.
- Intelligence: Homura has proven to be very intelligent, as she took advantage of Hyoga invading to burn down the Ishigami Village. She was also the first one to notice the danger of poison gas when she was chasing Suika along with Hyoga and the others from the Tsukasa Empire. She deduced from the missing villagers that something was up and tried to report back to Hyoga.
- Stealth: She has proven to be very stealthy, as she spied on the Ishigami Village for months. In this time, she learned the people's names and habits, proving her capabilities.[6]
- Endurance: Homura has shown the ability to withstand the elements with very few supplies, only a cloak for winters and free diving to depths without gear. In the former case, she showed no discomfort sitting in trees and being in the cold without clothing for her lower half.[7]
Stats[]
Power | 2/5 D | |
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Speed | 5/5 A | |
Technique | 5/5 A | |
Reach | 1/5 E |
History[]
Before the petrification event, it is known that Homura was a professional gymnast. At some point of time she was depetrified by Tsukasa and became Hyoga's right-hand. She was dispatched to infiltrate the Ishigami Village.
Synopsis[]
Vs. Hyoga Arc[]
While Ishigami Village is busy defending against Hyoga's army, Homura backdoors the village (by swimming) and ignites it on fire. Hyoga describes her as his right-hand man who can do things properly, unlike the rest of his squadron. She then resides with the latter for the remainder of the skirmish.[8]
Senku find out that Homura is still surveying the village after the battle, as demanded by Hyoga. Senku decides to leave her a little treat, fairy floss (or cotton candy), explaining that Homura might feel lonely. Although Homura was hesitant, she nonetheless eats the snack, which is so delicious that she briefly reminisces on the past.[9]
Communications Arc[]
The problem of Homura's surveillance is still present when Senku tries to deliver a cellphone to Taiju and Yuzuriha. In order to execute their plan, Senku creates a distraction (detonating gas) so that Magma, Chrome and Gen can deliver the cellphone. Kohaku goes after her but Homura uses her gymnastics to evade her. She is then caught off-guard by Senku using a flash bulb. She is then pinned down by Senku, but because he has low strength breaks free. Now free, she notices the villagers watching, shocking them with her surveillance and realizes some are missing. Realizing they are up to something, she decides to chase after them.[10]
Senku uses black jewel powder to track Homura but she notices it. Gen Asagiri knows that Homura is after them and uses a trick to trap her with a pincer attack. Using morse code, Gen tells Senku "Since Homura started tailing us first now with the cellphone to transmit our positional data we can see the lay-out of all the game pieces." She locates Gen's group and hears them discuss radio waves before realizing they have a phone. She climbs to destroy it but Magma and Kinro cuts the tree and she starts to fall. As she does, she believes she will die but Kohaku catches her and she is captured.[11]
Homura is liberated by Yo Uei after he found the village and she promises him benefits.[12]
Homura destroyed the Cave of Miracles, at Hyoga's behest.
When Hyoga is defeated, she is angry and tries to attack Senku but is held back by Magma, Kohaku, Kinro, Ginro, and Ukyo. She is then captured and placed in a cage near Hyoga's, something she doesn't mind.[13]
Age of Exploration Arc[]
A year after the Stone Wars, she is shown to still be a prisoner along with Hyoga. The pair are forced to come with Senku and his team as extra muscle.
Treasure Island Arc[]
She is petrified by Kirisame off-screen along with Hyoga.
New America City Arc[]
Homura is subsequently revived by Hyoga as part of a condition for training the Kingdom of Science's fighters.[14]
She selected to be the ships navigator were doing her work she catches sight of the American continent. Homura reports this to the ship, who get excited.[15]
When the Perseus arrives in San Francisco, the warrior team follows the exploration crew. Soon alligators attack, though Homura and the other warriors defeat the beasts, they soon use the Alligator meat to restock on supplies. Homura is exceptionally pleased with the hamburgers that François made from them.[16]
Homura is later seen when Minami Hokutozai tries to contact Xeno for a truce.
She is seen tempted by the sweet smell of ice cream. [17]
South America Arc[]
Homura and her allies were marched through the forest, she aided Minami and Yuzuriha in getting help for the wounded Matsukaze.
Afterwards, Homura was tasked with reclaiming the Petrification Weapon from the river so the group can reactivate it.[7]
After Senku gave the order for those in America to attack, Homura joined her allies in rebelling against Brody. [18]
Because of their rebellion, Brody commanded his men to open fire on them. When Moz uses his spear to successfully cut the keychain off of Brody's necklace, Homura swiftly leaped into action, jumping above everyone else and catching the keys. However, Brody pulled out his shotgun out and blasts Homura's arm, forcing her to drop it. Regardless, the task was a success as Joel was able to reach the weapon and activate it.[19]
Due to the Petrification weapon being reactivated, a large Petrification beam was launched to petrify the whole world. The wounded Homura was turned to stone along with the rest of the Kingdom of Science.[20]
Globetrotting Arc[]
Homura is revived along with the rest of the Kingdom of Science in America by the group led by Taiju.[21]
Chapter Appearances[]
Trivia[]
- Homura's name is composed of "homura" (ほむら flames (of love, jealousy); passion) and "momiji" (紅葉 (japanese) maple).
- She ranked 17th in the 1st popularity poll.
- Homura is incredibly short, even shorter than Chelsea Childe by three whole centimeters.
References[]
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Volume 22 — Extras
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Dr. Stone: Kingdom of Science Encyclopedia, Page 92
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Volume 19 — Extras
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 191, Page 19, Homura Momiji is petrified along with the rest of the world.
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 206, Page 5, Homura Momiji is revived in Corn City.
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 62, Pages 16 - 18
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 177, Page 4
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 49, Page 4
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 51, Page 19
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 62, Page 17
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 63, Page 19
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 79, Page 12
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 82, Page 17
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 146, Pages 16 - 18
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 147, Pages 19 - 21
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 148, Pages 14 -19
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 155, Page 12
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 190, Page 18
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 192, Page 1
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 192, Page 21
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 206, Page 4
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Male | Tsukasa Shishio • Hyoga • Ukyo Saionji • Yo Uei |
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Female | Homura Momiji • Minami Hokutozai • Nikki Hanada |
Male | Chrome • Gen Asagiri • Ginro • Hyoga • Joel Gear • Kaseki • Kinro • Kokuyo • Magma • Ryusui Nanami • Sai Nanami • Senku Ishigami • Taiju Oki • Tetsuya Kinomoto • Tsukasa Shishio • Ukyo Saionji • Yo Uei | |
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Female | Chelsea Childe • Homura Momiji • Kohaku • Minami Hokutozai • Mirai Shishio • Nikki Hanada • Ruri • Suika • Yuzuriha Ogawa | |
Unknown | Francois | |
Affiliated Groups | American Colony • Ishigami Villagers • Petrification Kingdom |
Male | Brody Dudley • Byakuya Ishigami • Carlos Barrios • Gen Asagiri • Hyoga • Joel Gear • Leonard Maxwell • Max Adams • Ryusui Nanami • Sai Nanami • Senku Ishigami • Shamil Volkov • Stanley Snyder • Taiju Oki • Tetsuya Kinomoto • Tsukasa Shishio • Ukyo Saionji • Xeno Houston Wingfield • Yakov Nikitin • Yo Uei |
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Female | Charlotte Bony • Chelsea Childe • Connie Lee • Darya Nikitina • Homura Momiji • Lillian Weinberg • Luna Wright • Maya Biggs • Minami Hokutozai • Mirai Shishio • Nikki Hanada • Yuzuriha Ogawa |
Unknown | Francois |