Hompton
CharacterHompton is an Ichigowani, a strawberry-topped crocodile creature, that answers to Nico Robin in the video game One Piece Odyssey, once tied to Baroque Works.
Appearance
Hompton takes the form of a sizable pink crocodile with a strawberry perched atop its head.
Personality
The creature is not especially bright. Unlike its counterpart Gross, it could not even work out which Robin was its actual owner.
History
Within the Reunion of Memories storyline, during the Arabasta Memoria seized by Crocodile, Robin summoned both Gross and Hompton to guard her when the Straw Hat Pirates closed in. The pair were dispatched without much trouble.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Hompton in One Piece?
Hompton is an Ichigowani, a strawberry-topped crocodile creature, that appears in the video game One Piece Odyssey and answers to Nico Robin.
What is Hompton's relationship with Gross?
Hompton and Gross are a pair of creatures summoned together by Nico Robin, though Hompton is not especially bright and could not tell which Robin was actually its owner, unlike Gross.
When did Hompton first appear?
Hompton first appeared in the video game One Piece Odyssey, tied to the Reunion of Memories storyline.
What happened to Hompton in the Arabasta Memoria?
During the Arabasta Memoria seized by Crocodile, Nico Robin summoned Hompton alongside Gross to guard her against the approaching Straw Hat Pirates, but both creatures were defeated without much trouble.
What does Hompton look like?
Hompton takes the form of a sizable pink crocodile with a strawberry perched on top of its head.
Sources & Information
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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