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Wadatsumi (Non-Canon)

Character

Wadatsumi is the pet orca belonging to Hei of the Laotour Bandits, appearing only in the Nanatsu Islands hidden-treasure video game. He ferries the Straw Hat crew between islands at his master's word.

Status: Alive
Crew & Affiliations: Laotour Bandits
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Appearance

This Wadatsumi is a little orca whose underside is light grey and whose snout bears an X-shaped scar. One side of his face is marked by a golden star, and a gold piercing hangs from his dorsal fin.

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Personality

The orca is thoroughly devoted to his master, Hei, surfacing at the island and carrying Luffy along with his crew whenever he is commanded to.

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Abilities

Being an orca, Wadatsumi is strong enough to bear a crowd of passengers on his back. He is also remarkably swift, ferrying the Straw Hat Pirates between two islands in well under a few hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Wadatsumi in One Piece?

In this non-canon appearance, Wadatsumi is a pet orca belonging to Hei of the Laotour Bandits, appearing only in the Nanatsu Islands hidden treasure video game, where he ferries the Straw Hat crew between islands.

Has Wadatsumi appeared in the anime?

No, this Wadatsumi appears only in the Nanatsu Islands hidden-treasure video game, not in the One Piece anime.

Is Wadatsumi human?

No, this Wadatsumi is not human; he is an orca kept as a pet by Hei of the Laotour Bandits.

Who owns Wadatsumi the orca?

Wadatsumi belongs to Hei of the Laotour Bandits and is thoroughly devoted to his master, surfacing and carrying passengers whenever commanded.

What does Wadatsumi the orca look like?

This Wadatsumi is a little orca with a light grey underside, an X-shaped scar on its snout, a golden star marking on one side of its face, and a gold piercing on its dorsal fin.

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