Googly-Eyed is a frog-like Sea King and one of six that answer Shirahoshi's call when she manifests Poseidon's power. First seen threatening the Going Merry, it later helps hold back the descending Noah at Fish-Man Island.
This Sea King takes the form of a huge frog-like creature, its skin yellow above a paler belly and topped by a pronounced dorsal fin. Bulging green eyes give it its name. The Digitally Colored Manga instead paints the whole body yellow with white eyes, while official art for one game renders it turquoise.
Googly-Eyed hunts vessels, having tried to swallow the Going Merry. Alongside its fellow Sea Kings, it reveres Poseidon, the form Shirahoshi carries, and obeys her summons as its queen. It also holds Noah in high regard, stepping in to stop Luffy from wrecking the ship as it waits for the promised day when the vessel is needed. Conversations with its own kind and with Shirahoshi reveal a clear intelligence.
Googly-Eyed is a frog-like Sea King in One Piece named for its bulging green eyes. It is one of six Sea Kings that answer Shirahoshi's call when she manifests Poseidon's power.
After helping halt Noah's fall at Fish-Man Island, Googly-Eyed and the other Sea Kings remarked that Luffy seemed able to hear their voices just as Gol D. Roger once had.
Googly-Eyed is a huge frog-like Sea King with yellow skin, a paler belly, a pronounced dorsal fin, and the bulging green eyes that give it its name.
Googly-Eyed first encountered the Straw Hats when they strayed into the Calm Belt, springing up to snap at the Going Merry and nearly devouring Usopp before the crew escaped.
At Fish-Man Island, Googly-Eyed was among six Sea Kings unconsciously summoned by Shirahoshi as Luffy tried to destroy Noah. It seized the ship's chains alongside other Sea Kings to halt Noah's fall and later helped tow the ship to the Sea Forest.
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