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Hilt is a non-canon young blacksmith who befriends the Straw Hat Pirates in the game Grand Line Dream Adventure Log. His journey to Little Garden in search of an ancestor's treasure leads him to forge legendary weapons for the giants Dorry and Brogy.

Status: non-canon
First Appearance: Grand Line Dream Adventure Log
Crew & Affiliations: Straw Hat Pirates
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Appearance

Spiky black hair tops this young boy, who ties a white hachimaki across his brow bearing the kanji for sword. His outfit consists of a blue vest worn over a kimono-style shirt.

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Personality

Hilt has a bold, headstrong streak, daring to set foot alone on an island like Little Garden and squaring up to a grown adult far stronger than himself. He claimed to be stuck in a slump because his craft had stalled, though he later confessed he was simply fleeing his troubles. Fierce pride in his smithing leaves him stung at being called an amateur, and he has a tendency toward absent-mindedness.

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Abilities

His trade is weapon-smithing, and he carries a kit of tools on his back, a hammer chief among them. Early on his output faltered, but after poring over a blade forged by his ancestor and grinding through repeated attempts, he managed to craft massive, top-quality arms for Dorry and Brogy. He has little talent for fighting, though he did briefly stave off some dinosaurs. Born into a line of blacksmiths and trained in the craft, he grew frustrated with his stalled work and followed a treasure map promising riches left by his forebear, reaching Little Garden only to be set upon by two tyrannosaurs. The Straw Hats rescued him, and after he let the treasure's existence slip, Nami took his map and bound him to share the spoils. Mr. 5 and Miss Valentine captured him at the western cliff, where the giants unearthed the prize: gigantic legendary weapons. After Luffy defeated the agents and Maasu stole the axe, Hilt chose to remain on Little Garden, studying the recovered sword and forging fine new weapons for the giants before returning home.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Hilt in One Piece?

Hilt is a non-canon young blacksmith introduced in the video game Grand Line Dream Adventure Log, where he befriends the Straw Hat Pirates while searching Little Garden for treasure left by an ancestor.

What is Hilt's personality like?

Hilt is bold and headstrong, willing to set foot alone on the dangerous Little Garden and confront adults far stronger than himself. He takes fierce pride in his smithing and is stung by being called an amateur, though he can be absent minded.

What does Hilt look like?

Hilt is a young boy with spiky black hair who ties a white hachimaki bearing the kanji for sword across his forehead. He wears a blue vest over a kimono-style shirt.

Why does Hilt travel to Little Garden?

Hilt follows a treasure map left by his blacksmith ancestor to Little Garden hoping to recover riches, only to be attacked by tyrannosaurs until the Straw Hat Pirates rescue him.

What weapons does Hilt forge for the giants Dorry and Brogy?

After studying a blade forged by his ancestor, Hilt crafts massive, top quality legendary weapons for the giants Dorry and Brogy on Little Garden.

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