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Bell-mère’s life as a mother is defined by both love and struggle:

Inspired by their will to survive, Bell-mère decides to retire from the Marines and returns to her home, , to raise them as her own daughters. Life in Cocoyashi Village 35 : Untold Past! Female Warrior Bellemere!

: Nojiko acts as the responsible elder sister, helping Bell-mère on the farm and keeping a watchful eye on the mischievous and ambitious Nami. The Arrival of the Arlong Pirates Bell-mère’s life as a mother is defined by

In of the One Piece anime, titled " Untold Past! Female Warrior Bellemere! ," the story shifts to the tragic backstory of Nami . As the Straw Hat Pirates deal with the fallout of Nami's apparent betrayal at Arlong Park, her adoptive sister Nojiko arrives to reveal the truth about their upbringing. The Origins of a Family Female Warrior Bellemere

The story begins years prior, following a devastating battle in the Oykot Kingdom. , a courageous and headstrong Marine, is found wounded on the battlefield. Despite her own injuries, she discovers two orphaned children: the infant Nami and the young Nojiko .

: Despite not being related by blood, the three share a deep bond. Bell-mère encourages Nami's burgeoning talent for cartography, even though the family can barely afford the supplies Nami needs to draw her maps.

: To provide for her daughters, Bell-mère starts a tangerine grove. The family is poor, often surviving on little, but Bell-mère prioritizes her daughters' happiness above all else.