Togare is a fish-man from Coral Hill on Fish-Man Island, originally an unnamed face in the crowd of the manga who was given a name and a slightly larger part in the anime.
Bright yellow skin sets Togare apart, topped with a head of fuzzy dark brown hair. He keeps a dark red cap on and wears a light blue shirt patterned with an even paler shade of blue.
Togare backed the idea of relocating Fish-Man Island, a stance he committed to by adding his signature to the cause. That single act marks him as someone who supported peaceful change for his home.

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Like all fish-men, Togare possesses physical strength roughly ten times that of an ordinary human. In the past, during one of Otohime's rallies advocating coexistence with humans, he signed her petition in agreement. Years later, when Hody Jones delivered his speech vowing to purge the island of every so-called traitor who had endorsed harmony with humans, Togare stood among the horrified citizens listening. The anime expands the moment, showing him recall the day he gave his signature and cry out in terror as Hody read his name aloud.
Togare is a fish-man from Coral Hill on Fish-Man Island who originally appeared as an unnamed background character in the manga before being named and given a slightly larger role in the anime.
Togare was afraid of Hody Jones because he had signed Otohime's petition supporting coexistence with humans, and Hody vowed to purge every fish-man who had endorsed that cause.
Togare has bright yellow skin and fuzzy dark brown hair, and wears a dark red cap with a light blue shirt patterned in a paler shade of blue.
Yes, Togare supported Otohime's cause, adding his signature to her petition advocating peaceful coexistence between fish-men and humans.
Like all fish-men, Togare possesses physical strength roughly ten times that of an ordinary human.
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