Din, nicknamed Blue-Winged, is a non-canon officer of the Simon Pirates from the game Great Hidden Treasure of the Nanatsu Islands. A bird-commanding fighter, he charms then betrays Luffy, abducting Vivi to taunt the Straw Hat captain.
Of ordinary build, Din keeps his blonde hair cropped close. His outfit centers on a green coat over a pale green long-sleeved shirt, with a rig fixed to the back designed for his birds to perch and grip. A green and black hat fitted with goggles sits on his head, and he rounds out the look with an orange scarf, deep blue trousers, and black footwear.
His first impression is a courteous one, holding an unhurried, friendly exchange with Luffy despite being a stranger. That veneer falls away later, revealing a cruel and warped streak when he seizes Vivi and jeers at Luffy for failing to keep her safe.
Din has never been seen trading blows, but his easy defeat of both Vivi and Karoo points to real strength. He hauls weapons on his back whose nature and his proficiency with them go unexplained, and he drew a pistol during the kidnapping. His signature trick is the power to call birds to his side at will, riding them as transport while certain ones, such as Simurgh, are built for combat. Whether this gift stems from a Devil Fruit or some other origin is never settled.

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Din, nicknamed Blue-Winged, is a non-canon officer of the Simon Pirates who appears in the game Great Hidden Treasure of the Nanatsu Islands. He commands birds and initially seems friendly toward Luffy before betraying him.
Din can summon birds at will and ride them as transport, with some, like Simurgh, built for combat. He also carries weapons on his back and drew a pistol during his kidnapping of Vivi, suggesting real fighting strength despite never being shown in a direct battle.
Din flies in on Simurgh, forces his way into Hey's hideout, and knocks out Vivi and Karoo before attempting to carry off the unconscious princess, taunting Luffy for failing to protect her.
When Luffy and Usopp confront Din over the kidnapping, Din mocks Luffy and flees on Simurgh. Luffy chases him with the Going Merry, but Din gets away after a whirlpool stops the ship.
Din holds a bounty of 30,000,000 berries as an officer of the Simon Pirates.
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