Namari (ナマリ Namari) is from Ishigami Village and is shown to be a skilled artist.
Appearance[]
Namari has short hair with a smooth top and angled sides, with bangs that cover her right eye. She has large, tired eyes that don't shine at all and thin eyebrows. Her mouth is usually in the shape of a three with a single fang sticking out. She appears slightly chubby when first drawn in the manga but seems to lose weight almost immediately.
As a young girl, Namari is still relatively short compared to most of the characters. She wears a dark, verdant green dress tied around the waist with pots of ink attached around it. Namari wears the village rope around her neck.
Personality[]
Namari is shown to be cooperative whenever someone asks her to draw something, mostly because she is often forced to. She also rarely speaks.
Abilities and Skills[]
Namari is able to draw quickly and skilfully with a brush and ink pot. Her artistic abilities cover stamp cutting as well.
Synopsis[]
Namari first appears drawing up the contestant's matchups for the Grand Bout,[3] then again later to update who's progressing to the next round.[4]
When the plans to build a cellphone are announced, Namari draws up the Roadmap for everyone.[5]
After the battle against the Tsukasa Empire, Namari helps Magma design a boat for the contest alongside Mantle. They also have a meal together over a campfire.[6] Soon after, Ryusui forces her to carve a stamp for printing the new currency, Dragos.[7]
Once Mr. Mangaka is revived, Namari seems to begin studying under him and is frequently shown alongside him. After Why-man's existence is revealed, Namari and Mr. Mangaka are shown putting up a sign for the Kingdom of Science's strategy room.[8]
Chapter Appearances[]
Trivia[]
- Namari's name in Japanese means lead. Lead is the chemical element with atomic number 16, metallic, with the symbol Pb in the periodic table. This name could be a reference to lead's association with art, such as the misnomer "Pencil Lead", and lead's use in metalpoint drawings prior to the invention of pencils. This goes along with the rest of the Ishigami Villagers, who's names are also all metals or gems.
- In the anime, Namari is additionally shown sketching Chalk during the villagers' introduction and later drawing up the blueprint for the observatory.
References[]
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 193, Page 11, Namari is petrified along with the rest of the world.
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 212
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 34
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 37
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 50
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 84
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 86
- ↑ Dr. Stone Manga: Chapter 96
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Male | Alabaster • Argo • Carbo • Chrome • Ganen • Genbu • Ginro • Hagane • Jasper • Kaseki • Kinro • Kokuyo • Magma • Mantle • Natri • Sagan • Sho • Soyuz • Tetsuken • Titan • Unmo |
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Female | Alumi • Azura • Beryl • Dia • En • Garnet • Kohaku • Kujaku • Namari • Ruby • Ruri • Sango • Sapphire • Shirogane • Shovel • Suika • Suzu • Turquoise |
Unknown | Chalk • Sagara |