Meverly is an anime-original inhabitant of Fish-Man Island, said to reside in the Coral Apartments. He never shows up on screen, surfacing only through a mention as one of the signers backing the plan to relocate the island's people.
Because Meverly is never depicted visually, nothing is known about how he looks. His existence registers purely through spoken references made over the course of the Fish-Man Island story.
The little that can be said points to his backing for moving the island's population elsewhere, a position he confirmed by adding his name to the petition supporting that relocation.

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As Hody Jones moved to seize control over the kingdom, Meverly listened in on the broadcast carrying Hody's speech. The moment Hody read out his name among the people slated for elimination, Meverly could be heard weeping in terror, all without ever being shown to the audience.
Meverly is an anime-original resident of Fish-Man Island who lives in the Coral Apartments. He never appears on screen and is known only through spoken references made during the Fish-Man Island arc.
Meverly is mentioned as one of the residents who signed a petition backing the plan to relocate Fish-Man Island's population elsewhere.
When Hody Jones broadcasts his speech while seizing control of the kingdom, Meverly is heard weeping in terror after Hody reads out his name among those marked for elimination.
No, Meverly is never depicted visually. His existence is known only through spoken references made over the course of the Fish-Man Island story.
Meverly is voiced by Hiromu Miyazaki in Japanese and Devin Pike in the English dub.
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