Hien
CharacterHien is a non-canon child from Water 7 who appears in the video game One Piece Odyssey. His small side story involves the Straw Hat Pirates helping him recover a set of treasured toy figurines lost to the local Yagara Bulls.
Appearance
This little boy sports a head of curly blue hair. He dresses in a blue striped shirt with green shorts held up by brown suspenders.
Personality
Tears come quickly to Hien. He weeps both when he loses his beloved figurines and again when they are handed back to him.
History
Found sobbing beside the canal, Hien was approached by the Straw Hat Pirates and explained his trouble: he had splashed aqua meat juice across his favorite toys, and the Yagara Bulls had carried them off. Sanji volunteered to track them down, and the boy revealed that the figures depicted the five soldiers of Germa 66. The crew eventually came back with all five toys, and Hien thanked them through tears of joy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Hien in One Piece?
Hien is a non-canon child character from Water 7 who appears in the video game One Piece Odyssey. His small side story involves the Straw Hat Pirates helping him recover treasured toy figurines.
What problem does Hien have in One Piece Odyssey?
Hien splashed aqua meat juice across his favorite toy figurines, and the local Yagara Bulls carried them off, leaving him in tears.
How did the Straw Hat Pirates help Hien?
Sanji volunteered to track down Hien's lost toys, and the crew eventually returned all five figurines to him, leaving Hien in tears of joy.
What do Hien's toy figurines represent?
Hien's beloved figurines depict the five soldiers of Germa 66.
What does Hien look like in One Piece Odyssey?
Hien is a little boy with a head of curly blue hair who dresses in a blue striped shirt with green shorts held up by brown suspenders.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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