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Inhel is a dwarf of the Tontatta Kingdom who serves in its scouting unit and later sails under Leo as a member of the Tontatta Pirates. He fills a steady supporting role through the Dressrosa conflict, helping the dwarves dismantle Doflamingo's toy-making machine.

English Va: Blake Shepard
Japanese Va: Ryohei Nakao
Crew & Affiliations: Straw Hat Pirates, Tontatta Kingdom Scouting Unit, Tontatta Pirates, Straw Hat Grand Fleet

Occupations

scoutpirate
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Appearance

A studded top hat sits over Inhel's dark, shoulder-length hair, setting him apart among the Tontatta dwarves. He stands at the ordinary height for his kind, with pale skin, a squared-off face, and a sharply angled nose above a broad mouth, while a sizable dark tail trails behind him. His outfit pairs a purple jacket, recolored green for the anime, with dark trousers and dark boots. Once he joins Leo's pirate band, a drawn scar runs across his left eye.

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Personality

When strategy or the SOP operation is the topic, Inhel adopts a notably businesslike tone. Beyond that earnestness he shares the trusting naivety common to every dwarf, the extreme gullibility that defines his people.

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History

As a dwarf, Inhel moves with great speed and can heft loads many times his own weight. He carries a double-bladed spear, though his skill with it is never clearly demonstrated, and in the anime he shows a grasp of Tontatta Combat. Leo's choice to put him in charge of wrecking the SMILE Factory points to genuine capability.

He first surfaces at the Riku Royal Army's hidden base beneath the flower fields, where he and Cotton brief Thunder Soldier on the scouting brigade's findings and reel in shock when Franky and Zoro turn out to be the legendary heroes he had just named. Joining the broader plan to topple Doflamingo, he files into the tunnel for Operation SOP, helping carry Robin to the underground port before his group peels off toward the tower holding Sugar.

The strike on Sugar unravels once Trebol intervenes, transforming several dwarves into toys and later snaring them in his sticky substance, yet Inhel and the rest keep their faith in Usopp, whose horrified grimace finally fells Sugar. After Doflamingo seals the country inside his Birdcage, Inhel is entrusted to lead the dwarves alongside Franky against the SMILE Factory, talking his way past its defenses and helping bring down Senor Pink's workplace. When Luffy at last defeats Doflamingo, the dwarves rejoice, then slow the pursuing Marines by swiping their weapons.

In the aftermath he enlists in Leo's freshly formed Tontatta Pirates and marvels at the ship the citizens present to them. Sailing past Green Bit during the Wano era, the crew rescues a drifting Pound and carries him back to the Dressrosa port.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Inhel in One Piece?

Inhel is a dwarf of the Tontatta Kingdom who serves in its scouting unit and later sails under Leo as a member of the Tontatta Pirates. He plays a steady supporting role through the Dressrosa conflict.

What is Inhel's role in the fight against Doflamingo?

During the Dressrosa conflict, Inhel helps carry Robin to the underground port as part of Operation SOP and is later entrusted to lead the dwarves alongside Franky in an assault on Doflamingo's SMILE Factory.

What weapon does Inhel use?

Inhel carries a double bladed spear, though his skill with it is never clearly demonstrated in the story. As a dwarf, he also moves with great speed and can heft loads many times his own weight.

What is Inhel's personality like?

Inhel adopts a notably businesslike tone when strategy or missions are being discussed, but otherwise shares the trusting naivety and gullibility common to all Tontatta dwarves.

What happens to Inhel after Doflamingo's defeat?

After Doflamingo's defeat, Inhel joins Leo's newly formed Tontatta Pirates. During the Wano era, he and the crew rescue a drifting Pound near Green Bit and carry him back to the Dressrosa port.

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