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Kinoconda

Character

Kinoconda is a giant snake-like creature native to Kinoko Island, featured in the non-canon special Adventure of Nebulandia. After Chopper tends its wounds, it becomes an ally of the Straw Hats and Foxy Pirates, ferrying them into battle against the Marines.

Japanese Va: Kazuya Nakai
Status: Alive
First Appearance: Adventure of Nebulandia
Crew & Affiliations: Straw Hat Pirates, Foxy Pirates
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Appearance

Kinoconda is a huge serpentine beast whose bright green head is shaped like a mushroom cap, with a pair of black tendrils sprouting from its face. The remainder of its body runs brown and beige, and Rebound Mushrooms sprout directly from its skin.

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Personality

When injured, Kinoconda turns violent and ferocious, but it can be calmed and will gently carry people in its mouth without swallowing them. Even so, it remains willing to unleash sweeping destruction whenever it is directed to do so.

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History

Its sheer size lets Kinoconda inflict enormous damage with a single movement, enough that simply lying down on Dojaku's prized invention was sufficient to wreck it. Its skin is also bulletproof, shrugging off gunfire.

Brook, Chopper, and the Foxy Pirates ran into Kinoconda while hunting for the Rebound Mushroom, first mistaking it for a moving mountain before it roared and sent them fleeing. The chase ended when the creature was snared in a Marine trap and left writhing in pain, prompting Chopper to treat its wounds and name it while Brook soothed it with music. The melody drew the Marines, who opened fire, but the pirates fought them off with Kinoconda's aid. The beast then carried the group in its mouth to Nebulandia to rescue the captured Straw Hats, crushed Dojaku's greatest creation by landing on it, and gave Luffy an airborne foothold to reach and defeat Komei. Afterward it returned home to Kinoko Island with both crews.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kinoconda in One Piece?

Kinoconda is a giant snake-like creature native to Kinoko Island, featured in the non-canon special Adventure of Nebulandia. After Chopper tends its wounds, it becomes an ally of the Straw Hats and Foxy Pirates.

How did Kinoconda become an ally of the Straw Hats?

Kinoconda was found snared in a Marine trap and writhing in pain after being mistaken for a moving mountain, prompting Chopper to treat its wounds and name it while Brook soothed it with music. It then helped fight off the Marines who came for the noise and later carried the group to Nebulandia to rescue the captured Straw Hats.

How strong is Kinoconda?

Kinoconda's sheer size lets it inflict enormous damage with a single movement, enough that simply lying down on Dojaku's prized invention was sufficient to wreck it. Its skin is also bulletproof, shrugging off gunfire.

What did Kinoconda do to help defeat Komei?

Kinoconda gave Luffy an airborne foothold so he could reach and defeat Komei. It also crushed Dojaku's greatest creation just by landing on it.

What does Kinoconda look like?

Kinoconda is a huge serpentine beast with a bright green, mushroom-cap-shaped head sprouting a pair of black tendrils. The rest of its body runs brown and beige, and Rebound Mushrooms grow directly from its skin.

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