Memito Family

The Memito Family refers to the infamous pirate Revy Memito and those directly descended from his numerous trysts with women in various ports.

Notable Branches

A list of branches of Revy's family, and their descendants.

• Amanita's branch (matriarch a servant in Spectra Castle and the original trainer of Phobos)
  • Amanita
  • Lepiota
  • An unnamed daughter of Revy's
• Brie's branch (matriarch unknown)
  • Brie
  • An unnamed daughter of Revy's.
• Ever's branch (matriarch Lilac/Tapu Lele)
  • All
  • Ever Memito
  • Jill Memito
  • Leslie
  • PEFE!Every
  • Revy II
  • An unnamed daughter of Revy's.

History

During Revy's last battle against the forces of Yaksha, in which he died, he swore an oath that someday his many children would find and kill the descendants of Fukurou and Andante. It was thereby inferred that he did, in fact, have many children.

One generation later, an unnamed daughter of Ever's branch and an unnamed daughter of Brie's branch met up on the shore of Poni Island, having located and recruited Revy's child with a Spectran servant. Having united, they sought out a treasure supposedly hidden by Revy in a grotto off the shore of the island, only to enter an Ultra Wormhole and become Fallers.

An unspecified amount of time later, the three returned to Earth, with no memory of their ancestry or purposes. They proceeded to start new lives, no longer beholden to Revy's oath.

In the present day, Revy became aware that his orders to his descendants had never been carried out. Irritated, he contacted All, Amanita, Brie, Ever, and PEFE!Every in their dreams, revealing them to be related and insisting that they finally fulfill the terms of his curse and kill the Morendos. With the exception of All they refused categorically, and have since formed familial bonds to a possibly unusual degree.

Trivia

• Due to Revy's union with Tapu Lele, his descendants of that branch have heavily diluted strains of fae blood. This has manifested itself in a generalized sense of oddity, a tendency towards strong inheritance of particular phenotypic traits, and aversion and a causally-negative relationship to iron and steel.