OtteMiaki

OtteMiaki is a fictional character from the Japanese light novel and manga series *Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World*. Created by Tappei Nagatsuki, the character first appeared in the series' light novel adaptation in 2014. OtteMiaki is a supporting character known for her distinctive personality and role in the story’s events.

Otte is a member of the royal family of the fictional kingdom of Remmertia, serving as the daughter of King Remmert and Queen Mica. She is introduced as a young, cheerful, and somewhat naive girl with a strong sense of justice and loyalty to her family. Her name is derived from the combination of her father’s name, Remmert, and her mother’s name, Mica. Otte’s character is designed to contrast with the darker themes of the series, providing moments of warmth and humanity amid the more intense plotlines.

Throughout the story, Otte plays a significant role in the political intrigues and conflicts within Remmertia. She is often portrayed as a bridge between different factions, using her charm and intelligence to navigate complex relationships. Her interactions with the protagonist, Subaru Natsuki, are particularly notable, as she occasionally offers guidance and support, though her role is not always straightforward due to the series’ recurring time loops and moral ambiguities.

Otte’s design emphasizes her youthful appearance, with light-colored hair and a gentle expression that reflects her kind-hearted nature. Despite her royal status, she is depicted as down-to-earth and relatable, making her one of the more endearing characters in the series. Her character arc explores themes of growth, responsibility, and the challenges of leadership, contributing to the overarching narrative of *Re:Zero*.

Fans of the series appreciate Otte for her dynamic personality and the depth she adds to the world-building. Her presence helps humanize the often harsh and supernatural elements of the story, offering a counterbalance to the darker themes explored by the protagonist and other characters.