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S-Hawk

Character

A Seraphim engineered by Vegapunk, S-Hawk is a Lunarian-infused clone modeled on the swordsman Dracule Mihawk. First mobilized by the Marines and later commandeered by CP0, he works as a supporting antagonist across the Egghead Arc, armed with laser weaponry, a Yoru-like sword, and a manufactured blade-transforming power.

Age: 2 (biologically 8)
Height: 212 cm
Origin: Grand Line (Egghead)
Residence: Egghead
Blood Type: S (Green Blood)
English Va: Eduardo Vildasol
Devil Fruit: Supa Supa no Mi (Artificial)
Japanese Va: Ryōhei Arai
Japanese Name: S-ホーク
Devil Fruit Type: Artificial Paramecia
First Appearance: Chapter 1059; Episode 1087
Devil Fruit English: Dice-Dice Fruit
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Appearance

Standing far larger than the man he was patterned after, S-Hawk carries the look of a young Mihawk scaled up in size. His Lunarian heritage surfaces in a dark brown complexion, white hair, and a pair of black wings. The eyes hold extra rings that echo Mihawk's gaze, though the pupils form stars, a trait he shares with the rest of the Seraphim. One stretch of his right forearm has been swapped for a tube that carries Green Blood.

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Personality

Very little of S-Hawk's inner character has surfaced. He follows the directives of the Marines and of Vegapunk, and he turns hostile only toward the foes he is assigned to. Zoro once observed that this clone seems to hold more humanity within him than the genuine Dracule Mihawk ever did.

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Abilities

Counted among the Seraphim, the beings their creator hailed as the peak of his science and as the "Strongest Form of Humanity," S-Hawk fuses several deadly traits. Like every Pacifista, his palms can discharge lasers. His Lunarian build gives him flames along his back tied to extraordinary durability, enough to shrug off blows from Blackbeard as well as a joint assault by Zoro and Kaku. As a swordsman he rivals the original Mihawk, with one strike forcing Blackbeard onto Armament Haki and shearing away much of Amazon Lily's central peak. Through the Green Blood within him, he wields a manufactured Supa Supa no Mi, the same fruit Daz Bonez once ate, letting him reshape any portion of his body into steel blades, for instance turning a leg into a cutting edge to strengthen his kicks and launch ranged slashes. He also commands both Observation and Armament Haki, fighting with a sword styled after Yoru yet plainer and not black.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is S-Hawk related to Mihawk?

S-Hawk is not related to Dracule Mihawk by blood; he is a Seraphim, a Lunarian-infused clone engineered by Vegapunk and modeled after the swordsman.

Is S-Hawk stronger than Mihawk?

S-Hawk is described as a swordsman who rivals the original Dracule Mihawk rather than being declared definitively stronger, with one strike forcing Blackbeard to use Armament Haki and shearing away much of Amazon Lily's central peak.

What devil fruit power does S-Hawk have?

Through the Green Blood inside him, S-Hawk wields a manufactured Supa Supa no Mi, the same fruit Daz Bonez once ate, letting him reshape parts of his body into steel blades.

What is S-Hawk's personality like?

Very little of S-Hawk's inner character has surfaced; he follows the directives of the Marines and Vegapunk and turns hostile only toward assigned foes, though Zoro once remarked that this clone seems to hold more humanity than the real Dracule Mihawk ever did.

What weapon does S-Hawk fight with?

S-Hawk fights with a sword styled after Mihawk's black blade Yoru, though his own sword is plainer and not black.

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