Asahija
CharacterAsahija is a Marine Chief Petty Officer remembered for one small moment: he was among the many people whose shadows Gecko Moria stole, and he wept with joy when his own was finally returned after the Straw Hats defeated Moria at Thriller Bark.
Appearance
Asahija looks like a typical rank-and-file Marine, outfitted in the standard uniform and cap.
Personality
What the story shows of Asahija is his sheer relief and happiness. Seeing the shadow Moria had taken from him restored, he was so overcome that tears welled up in his eyes.
History
Asahija first appears in the aftermath of Thriller Bark, once the Straw Hat Pirates had beaten Gecko Moria and sent every stolen shadow back to its owner. He was overjoyed to be reunited with his own.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Asahija in One Piece?
Asahija is a Marine Chief Petty Officer whose only notable appearance came in the aftermath of Thriller Bark, when his stolen shadow was returned after the Straw Hat Pirates defeated Gecko Moria.
What happened to Asahija's shadow?
Gecko Moria stole Asahija's shadow, and it was restored to him once the Straw Hat Pirates defeated Moria at Thriller Bark.
What rank does Asahija hold in the Marines?
Asahija holds the rank of Chief Petty Officer in the Marines.
When did Asahija first appear in One Piece?
Asahija first appeared in Chapter 483 and Episode 375 of One Piece, in the scenes following the defeat of Gecko Moria.
How did Asahija react when his shadow was returned?
Asahija was overjoyed when his shadow was returned to him, becoming so overcome with relief and happiness that tears welled up in his eyes.
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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