Chinco Sennin is a non-canon figure from the comedic spinoff Chin Piece, remembered chiefly as the mentor who taught the boy Chinpy to control his unusual stretching ability. A shaggy, beast-like hermit, he turns up only in passing across the series.
More creature than man, Chinco Sennin carries a frame so heavily matted with fur that little of his body shows beneath it. He supports himself on a walking stick, watches the world through a pair of oversized eyes, and bears a nose drawn out to an exaggerated point.
What little surfaces of his character points to a patient, encouraging teacher. Finding a young Chinpy seething after a failed fight, he chose to reassure rather than mock, steadying the boy by explaining the strength of the creature that had bested him. A later decision adds a blunt practical streak: offered a role in a film, he turned on his heel the instant it emerged that none of the cast would be paid.
Their first meeting came when Chinpy was fuming over his inability to bring down a Metsutsutcha Katapad. Chinco Sennin calmed him and, in the spinoff's framing, became the one who schooled him in his strange talent. Chinpy would think back on him afterward, including a moment spent fighting the urge to laugh under Mooo...rgan's rules. A separate brush with the cast director Eunkov ended quickly when the unpaid terms drove him off.
Chinco Sennin is a non-canon character from the comedy spinoff Chin Piece, where he serves as the mentor who teaches the young pirate Chinpy to control his unusual stretching ability.
Chinco Sennin is more creature than man, with a frame almost entirely covered in shaggy fur. He walks with the aid of a cane and has oversized eyes along with an exaggeratedly pointed nose.
Chinco Sennin first met Chinpy after the boy failed to defeat a Metsutsutcha Katapad and was fuming over the loss. Rather than mock him, Chinco Sennin calmed Chinpy down and went on to teach him his stretching technique.
Chinco Sennin turned down a role offered by the cast director Eunkov the moment he learned that none of the cast would be paid for their work.
Chinco Sennin comes across as a patient, encouraging teacher, choosing to reassure a frustrated Chinpy rather than belittle him. He also shows a blunt practical streak, refusing work that does not pay.
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