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Bent is a young giant boy, one of the pupils at Elbaph's Walrus School. Timid and terrified of his strict mother, he is among the students seized by the Knights of God as hostages, becoming a small but persistent thread through the chaos of the Elbaph Arc.

Japanese Voice: Yūsuke Numata
Age: 25
Status: Alive
Crew & Affiliations: Walrus School
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Appearance

Bent is a small boy whose short, light-colored hair rises in an upward spike above an oval head, which tapers to a large, rounded chin at the bottom. A black fur coat hangs from his shoulders and across his back.

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Personality

A nervous child, Bent is deeply frightened of his mother and frets constantly about how she will react to any trouble he causes. In keeping with the other pupils of the Walrus School, he opposes violence and fighting. His mother is harsh enough that he finds her genuinely scary, yet she cares for him fiercely and braves grave danger to protect him, even withstanding Imu's Supreme King Haki to reach him. By her own account, she behaves so sternly precisely as a way of keeping him safe. His father serves among the Giant Warrior Pirates and fretted over the boy's safety once he was taken.

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History

When the Straw Hat Pirates first reached the island, Bent stood among the cluster of Walrus School pupils who came out to greet them, alongside the biology teacher Ripley. He grew upset when Colon later picked a fight with Luffy at the school, and he afterward sat in Ange's class as the students discussed their greatest fears. Soon after, he and several classmates were taken hostage by the Knights of God to coerce the local giants into fighting. Put to sleep and steered by controlling arrows, the children were marched across the forest, where Jinbe put out a fire that would have harmed them. A nightmare version of Bent's mother was even conjured as a Mother Mode Animal, and Imu's burst of Supreme King Haki knocked the captives senseless.

Driven toward the coast for shipment to Mary Geoise, the children were rescued when their guardians arrived. After a hole opened down to the Underworld and the arrow forced them toward a fatal drop, Bent's mother embraced him through the thorns, and the pair fell only to land safely on Loki's back beside Luffy below. In the Western Village the kids put themselves between Sommers and their guardians, until Zoro, Luffy, and Loki put a stop to his rain of thorns and freed them. A later flood conjured by Killingham recaptured the kids once more in preparation for extraction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Bent in One Piece?

Bent is a young giant boy attending Elbaph's Walrus School, a timid child terrified of his strict mother who becomes a hostage of the Knights of God during the chaos of the Elbaph Arc.

What is Bent's personality like?

Bent is a nervous child who constantly frets about upsetting his strict mother and, like his fellow Walrus School pupils, opposes violence and fighting.

Why was Bent taken hostage in the Elbaph Arc?

Bent and several of his classmates were taken hostage by the Knights of God, who used the children as leverage to coerce Elbaph's giants into fighting.

How was Bent rescued from the Knights of God?

After Bent's mother reached him amid the chaos and embraced him through a patch of thorns, the two fell together and landed safely on Loki's back beside Luffy.

What does Bent look like?

Bent is a small boy with short, light-colored hair that spikes upward above an oval head tapering to a large rounded chin, and he wears a black fur coat across his shoulders.

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