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Soran is an anime-only enslaved child from Tequila Wolf who discovered Nico Robin lying unconscious in the snow and nursed her back to health. Born into bondage on the great bridge, she dreams of one day seeing and sketching the islands of the wider world.

English Va: Madeleine Broseh
Japanese Va: Kaori Nazuka
Crew & Affiliations: Nico Robin
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Appearance

Blond hair of middling length falls around this young girl. Her oversized prisoner garb, blue with a buttoned collar and sleeves folded back, plainly never fit her, and the brown shoes on her feet look just as outsized. Stitched onto the uniform is the number 3333, the marking of her slave status.

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Personality

Having spent her whole life within Tequila Wolf, Soran grew up withdrawn and ignorant of anything beyond the bridge. Her kindness runs deep all the same. She chose to forgive the woman who betrayed Robin to the guards, and she promised to hand over her chocolate bar to Robin as thanks the next time they met.

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History

Soran entered the world a slave and has only ever known the labor of raising Tequila Wolf's enormous bridge. To cope with knowing so little of the outside, she carves pictures of islands onto scraps of wood, one of which happens to mirror a Sky Island. When Robin recounted her time on Skypiea, the stories lit in Soran the hope of someday capturing islands from across the globe in her drawings. She told Robin she believed the bridge was worthwhile because it would let people from distant lands meet one another. When the guards found Robin, Soran and the other women tried to conceal her, but the threat of torture led Robin to surrender herself to spare them. Afterward the informant who had betrayed Robin was given a chocolate bar by the guards and shunned by the others. Soran alone forgave her, met her in an alley, and accepted the remorseful woman's chocolate, resolving to give it to Robin. Later, with the aid of a Revolutionary Army agent, Soran reached the prison tower and helped free Robin, who then overpowered the attacking guards. She is last seen standing free outside alongside Robin and the Revolutionaries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Soran in One Piece?

Soran, an enslaved child from Tequila Wolf, found Nico Robin unconscious in the snow and nursed her back to health, later helping a Revolutionary Army agent free Robin from the prison tower before standing free herself alongside the Revolutionaries.

Who is Soran in One Piece?

Soran is an anime-only character, a child enslaved on the great bridge of Tequila Wolf who discovers and cares for an injured Nico Robin.

Why does Soran carve pictures of islands?

Having spent her whole life confined to Tequila Wolf, Soran carves pictures of islands onto scraps of wood to cope with knowing so little about the outside world, and Robin's stories of Skypiea gave her hope of one day capturing real islands in her drawings.

Did Soran forgive the woman who betrayed Nico Robin?

Yes, Soran was the only one who forgave the informant who betrayed Robin to the guards, meeting her in an alley and accepting her chocolate bar as a gift meant for Robin.

How was Soran freed from Tequila Wolf?

With help from a Revolutionary Army agent, Soran reached the prison tower and helped free Nico Robin, who then overpowered the guards, leaving Soran to stand free alongside Robin and the Revolutionaries.

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