Jun Odajima

Jun Odajima
Gender	Male
Race	Human
Affiliations	Realground

Jun Odajima (小田島 ジュン, Odajima Jun) is the owner of Dragon Couture at Shibukyu Main Store.

Biography

The World Ends with You

Jun is present at Dragon Couture whenever it is accessible during the game.

Quotes

A shopkeeper's dialogue depends on two factors: the player's actions and the Friendship Gauge.

Entering the Shop

• LOW FSG: "Good day."
• MID FSG: "Good day. It’s a pleasure to see you, sir."
• MAX FSG: "Good day, sir. I’ve been expecting you. Please, take your time."

Idling

• LOW FSG: "You’re welcome to avail yourself of the mirror, sir."
• MID FSG: "What manner of item are you looking for today?"
• MAX FSG: "Don’t hesitate to call if I can be of help."

Buying an Item

• LOW FSG: "A fine selection. Shall I show you something else, sir?"
• MID FSG: "A bold selection. Will you require something to go with this, sir?"
• MAX FSG: "A truly fine selection. With your permission, might I put together a full ensemble for you?"

Leaving (without buying anything)

• LOW FSG: "Good day, sir."
• MID FSG: "Thank you, sir."
• MAX FSG: "Thank you, sir. I await your next visit."

Leaving (after buying something)

• LOW FSG: "Thank you, sir."
• MID FSG: "Thank you, sir. I await your next visit."
• MAX FSG: "Thank you for your steady patronage, sir. I eagerly await your next visit."

Unlocking a Thread Item's Ability (Browsing In-Store)

• LOW FSG: "That piece is also making waves in Hong Kong, our brand’s home."
• MID FSG: "That piece is also quite popular in Hong Kong, home to our brand. It blends feng shui with high fashion."
• MAX FSG: "That was designed with feng shui in mind. The effect is startling when combined with other pieces."

Unlocking a Thread Item's Ability (Upon Entering Shop)

• LOW FSG: "Your attire is praiseworthy, sir. Elegant, while still allowing your natural chi to flow."
• MID FSG: "Sir, I sense a very agreeable flow of chi from you today."
• MAX FSG: "Sir, I feel superb chi flow from you today. Your stylings are wed perfectly to your biorhythms."

Etymology

• The name Jun (2) is written in katakana (ジュン), which has no special meaning. However, when written in kanji (淳, 潤, 純 or 順), it could possibly mean:
  • 淳 - "pure".
  • 潤 - "moisture".
  • 純 - "pure, clean, simple".
  • 順 - "obey/obedience, submit".
• Jun's surname Odajima means "small" (小) (o), "field, rice paddy" (田) (ta/da) and "island" (島) (shima/jima).