Haritsu Kendiyo
CharacterHaritsu Kendiyo captained a pirate crew that the Kid Pirates seized as it fled the New World back toward Paradise. Lacking the nerve for the New World, he and his men were crucified by Eustass Kid for wanting to retreat.
Occupations
Appearance
A hefty man taller than Kid and somewhat heavyset, Kendiyo has unkempt brown hair and a ragged beard. A red captain's coat covers his white shirt and brown trousers, with a sword slung across his back.
Personality
Kendiyo proves a faint-hearted pirate. Beaten and taken by the Kid Pirates, he longed only to flee and bring his crew safely back to Paradise. That said, he clearly cares for his men, pleading with Kid to let the whole crew leave the New World alive.
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History
Reaching the New World at all suggests Kendiyo possessed some measure of strength, yet neither the region's brutal conditions nor Eustass Kid proved within his ability to overcome, and Kid captured him there. He landed on a New World island while the Kid Pirates were present, and his entire crew was taken. As Kid and Killer discussed Luffy, Kendiyo begged to be allowed back to Paradise alive. Judging that he lacked the resolve to face the New World, Kid crucified him together with his whole crew. He owns a sword and is presumed competent with it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Haritsu Kendiyo in One Piece?
Haritsu Kendiyo is the captain of a pirate crew that fled the New World back toward Paradise, only to be captured by the Kid Pirates. He is a hefty, heavyset man who wears a red captain's coat and carries a sword.
What happened to Haritsu Kendiyo and his crew?
Haritsu Kendiyo and his entire crew were captured by Eustass Kid after being caught trying to retreat from the New World. Kid crucified all of them, judging that they lacked the resolve to survive there.
Why did Eustass Kid crucify Haritsu Kendiyo?
Eustass Kid crucified Haritsu Kendiyo because Kendiyo begged to return to Paradise alive rather than face the dangers of the New World. Kid took this as proof that Kendiyo and his crew lacked the resolve needed to survive there, so he had them crucified.
What weapon does Haritsu Kendiyo carry?
Haritsu Kendiyo carries a sword slung across his back and is presumed to have some competence with it. Despite this, it was not enough to protect him from Eustass Kid.
What is Haritsu Kendiyo's English dub name?
In the English dub, Haritsu Kendiyo is given the name Victimothy Crucifixio, a play on his fate at the hands of Eustass Kid. His Japanese name itself is a pun on the word crucifixion.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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