Ohara

Ohara (大原 Ōhara) is a Deadman and a former member of Scar Chain who was one of the few escapees during the Deadman mass prison break.

Background
At some point in the past, Ohara was imprisoned in Deadman Wonderland. Later, she joins a resistance faction within the prison known as Scar Chain.

Appearance
Ohara has a tall, but slender stature. She wears a white scarf on her head, which pushes back her tied back hair. Her skin is pale and her hair is a faded gray color.

Her outfit composes of a long green dress that goes down past her knees. Even though it seems constricting, Ohara easily maneuvers in it. Ohara's eyes are kept closed.

Personality
Like other Scar Chain members, Ohara is a kind individual who enjoys joking around with her teammates.

Scar Chain Arc
Ohara is first seen with the other members of the Scar Chain when Karako Koshio introduces Ganta Igarashi. Ohara is seen listening to the escape plan and during the off portion when they were preparing to attack. Ohara follows Karako, Ganta, and the others on the bridgeway to escape. When it collapses, Ohara and Ganta are the ones most concerned for Karako, who captures the bridge. When the group is ambushed, Ohara begins to scream when Miya is killed. In the scramble, Ohara somehow escapes death and regroups with the other surviving Scar Chain members. While back at the hideout, Ohara is the one who suggests finding Toto Sakigami to help escape, again. Later, during Bundō Rokuro's attack on Scar Chain, Ohara was present. When Kiyomasa Senji shows up and kills Mōzuri Gazuchi and Shinagawa Dōkoku, Scar Chain finishes the Undertakers off. She and the others beat information out of Bundō and then head off. She later confronts Azuma Genkaku with the others to save Karako. In the anime, she joins in on the riot against the Undertaker grunts. She is later seen escaping with Karako and Endō.

Abilities
Branch of Sin: Ohara is a Deadman, so she can freely move her blood out of her body. Her personalized Branch of Sin was never shown.

Ohara was skilled in hand-to-hand combat. She is also seen wielding a butcher-sword.

Etymology

 * The surname Ohara means "big, great" (大) (o) and "field, plain" (原) (hara).