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Revina

Character

Revina is among the few remaining members of the Wandering Clan and appears in One Piece Odyssey. Sister to Adio Suerte and married to Pororoka, she fled a government facility with her sick daughter Renny after learning her husband had sold out the clan to keep their child alive.

Age: 35
Status: Alive
First Appearance: One Piece Odyssey
Crew & Affiliations: Wandering Clan
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Appearance

Revina is a slender young woman whose hair is gray. Her outfit consists of a gray top worn with a yellow skirt patterned in orange diamonds.

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Personality

What the story reveals of Revina comes through her devotion to family. She holds firm loyalty to the Wandering Clan and an even stronger commitment to her daughter, refusing to stay a captive once she grasped the truth and instead breaking out to give Renny a chance at safety. Toward the Straw Hat Pirates, who recovered her daughter's stolen keepsake, she shows open gratitude.

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History

Revina came into the world aboard the Wandering Clan's ship, 165 years into the group's long voyage. Her birth cost her mother's life, which led her elder brother, Adio Suerte, to vow that he would look after her in their mother's place. In time she married Pororoka, and fourteen years before the present they welcomed a daughter, Renny.

Renny eventually fell ill with a sickness that had no cure. To ease the girl's suffering, Pororoka struck a bargain with the World Government, after which Revina and her child were relocated to a government compound under the guise of protection, where they effectively lived as prisoners for an uncertain stretch of time. Letters from her husband reached her now and then, until one arrived listing the name of every clan member with a single apology scrawled beneath. From this she understood that he had sold out his own people in order to spare their child, and that the pair of them were being held as leverage to keep him compliant. Armed with that knowledge, Revina and Renny broke free and eventually reached Dressrosa.

During the events of One Piece Odyssey, Cipher Pol agents confronted the pair and seized Renny's medical pendant, claiming it was a significant relic. The Straw Hat Pirates interrupted the dispute, and once the agents withdrew, Revina and her daughter described why the pendant mattered, prompting the crew to vow they would get it back. The Straw Hats later returned bearing a pendant set with the same stone and handed it to Renny. Revina expressed her thanks, recounted how she and her daughter had come to Dressrosa, and then departed with Renny.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Revina in One Piece Odyssey?

Revina is one of the few remaining members of the Wandering Clan who appears in the video game One Piece Odyssey, born aboard the clan's ship and married to Pororoka.

Why did Revina flee the government facility?

Revina fled the government facility after discovering that her husband Pororoka had sold out the entire Wandering Clan to the World Government in exchange for keeping their sick daughter Renny alive, realizing that she and Renny were being held as leverage against him.

Who is Revina's brother?

Revina's older brother is Adio Suerte, who vowed to look after her in their deceased mother's place, since Revina's birth cost their mother her life.

What does Revina look like?

Revina is a slender young woman with gray hair who wears a gray top with a yellow skirt patterned in orange diamonds.

How does Revina's story end in One Piece Odyssey?

In One Piece Odyssey, after Cipher Pol agents seize her daughter Renny's medical pendant, the Straw Hat Pirates recover it and return with a replacement holding the same healing stone, and Revina thanks the crew before departing Dressrosa with Renny.

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