Anikin
CharacterA non-canon bounty hunter from Nanohana and the elder sibling of Otogin, appearing only in a Hysteria within One Piece Odyssey. Hardship turned him from hunting pirates to robbing the wealthy.
Appearance
Tall and heavily muscled with tanned skin, Anikin has slanting brown eyebrows and a round tattoo marking his right shoulder. His gear includes a brown shoulderpad, brown straps fastened by a golden ring at the center, gloves of brown, and a fez in maroon.
Personality
Anikin once felt unable to break away from his criminal path, confessing that he had drifted too far to turn back even though robbing people was never truly what he wanted. That regret surfaced only after his defeat, revealing a man pulled into wrongdoing more by circumstance and bad company than by genuine malice.
Abilities
Physical power is Anikin's strong suit; even in his youth he could overpower the average pirate. He fights with a sword that has a golden hilt and a black grip. Growing up alongside Otogin in crushing poverty, the brothers nearly starved and turned to bounty hunting out of desperation, handing captured pirates to the Marines. Success drew shadier companions to Anikin's side, and he gradually shifted toward preying on wealthy innocents for their money. Returning to Nanohana after his travels, he was set upon by the Straw Hat Pirates, whom Otogin had persuaded to halt his brother's crimes; Anikin went down fast and owned up to how far he had strayed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Anikin in One Piece?
Anikin is a non-canon bounty hunter from Nanohana who appears only in a Hysteria within One Piece Odyssey. He is the elder sibling of Otogin, and hardship turned him from hunting pirates to robbing the wealthy.
What does Anikin look like?
Anikin is tall and heavily muscled with tanned skin, slanting brown eyebrows, and a round tattoo on his right shoulder. He wears a brown shoulderpad, brown straps fastened by a golden ring, brown gloves, and a maroon fez.
Why did Anikin turn to crime?
Anikin and his younger brother Otogin grew up in crushing poverty and nearly starved, turning to bounty hunting out of desperation by handing captured pirates to the Marines. Success drew shadier companions to Anikin's side, and he gradually shifted toward preying on wealthy innocents for their money.
What happened when the Straw Hat Pirates confronted Anikin?
Otogin persuaded the Straw Hat Pirates to stop his brother's crimes, and when Anikin returned to Nanohana, the crew confronted him. He was defeated quickly and admitted just how far he had strayed from his original goals.
What weapon does Anikin use?
Anikin fights with a sword that has a golden hilt and a black grip. He relies on raw physical power as his main strength, having been able to overpower the average pirate even in his youth.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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