
Selkie's rescue vessel runs on more than its captain, and Mick is a good part of the reason. An anime-original Pro Hero introduced during the stretch of episodes covering the Hero Killer's rampage, he serves as a sidekick aboard the Oki Mariner and keeps the ship steady whenever his boss is elsewhere.
Mick keeps his blond hair cropped tight to the scalp, with a beard trimmed to match. He is heavily built through the shoulders. Crew duty puts him in the striped sailor's outfit issued to everyone serving under Selkie, white broken up by bands of blue.
What little the series shows points to dependability. Whenever the captain steps off the Oki Mariner, the vessel becomes Mick's responsibility, and he carries it without fuss.

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Mick is an anime original Pro Hero who serves as a sidekick to Selkie aboard the Oki Mariner. He was introduced during the anime's coverage of the Hero Killer's rampage and has no counterpart in the manga.
Mick keeps the Oki Mariner running whenever Selkie, the ship's captain, is away. As one of Selkie's sidekicks in the Oki Mariner Crew, he takes responsibility for the vessel without complaint.
Mick works for the Pro Hero Selkie as one of his sidekicks in the Oki Mariner Crew.
Mick debuted in Episode 27 of the anime, during the story arc covering the Hero Killer Stain's rampage. He is an anime original character with no manga counterpart.
Mick has blond hair cropped close to his scalp and a matching trimmed beard, with a heavily built, broad shouldered frame. On duty he wears the striped white and blue sailor's outfit issued to Selkie's crew.
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