Appearance
Beneath a Marine cap, Nyanta keeps his brown hair at medium length, and he is dressed in the standard issue uniform of the Marines.
Abilities
A nimble performer, Nyanta can launch into a standing backflip without difficulty. His weapon of choice is a small water gun.
History
Nyanta featured in the WANTED public showcase, where his routines ranged from a backflip to a notably high-pitched voice, and in the final showing a somersault that flowed into a backflip. As with the other Marines on hand, he mingled with the audience once the acts ended, coaxing onlookers up to show off talents of their own. He later joined in the arrest of Demalo Black.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Nyanta?
Nyanta is a Marine officer who appears in the One Piece special WANTED. He is known for acrobatic tricks and carries a small water gun.
What is Nyanta's role in the WANTED special?
In the WANTED special, Nyanta takes part in a public talent showcase alongside other Marines, performing acrobatics for the crowd.
What weapon does Nyanta carry?
Nyanta carries a small water gun as his weapon of choice.
What acrobatic skill is Nyanta known for?
Nyanta is a nimble performer who can launch into a standing backflip without difficulty, and his final showcase routine flowed from a somersault into a backflip.
What did Nyanta do after the WANTED talent showcase?
After the acts ended, Nyanta mingled with the audience and coaxed onlookers into showing off talents of their own. He later took part in the arrest of Demalo Black.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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