Wany
CharacterWany is the crocodile-boar steed ridden by the mink Wanda across the living island of Zou. Swift on its long legs and faithful to its owner, the fanged beast carries Wanda, Carrot, and Luffy from the Whale Forest onward to the Right Belly Fortress during the Zou arc.
Appearance
Wany looks like an oversized cross between a crocodile and a boar. Its body is enormous compared to its short legs and curled tail, and its blunt snout sports large fangs jutting from both jaws, the longest of which sit where its jaws meet at each side. Small eyes lock it into a permanently angry expression, and a saddle is fastened around its midsection so that its owner, Wanda, can ride.
Personality
Wany stays faithful to its owner, Wanda, obeying the commands she gives it.
Abilities
Thanks to its long legs Wany moves at great speed, covering the stretch between Zou's entrance and the Whale Forest in very little time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Wany in One Piece?
Wany is the crocodile-boar steed ridden by the mink Wanda across the living island of Zou.
What does Wany look like?
Wany resembles an oversized cross between a crocodile and a boar, with an enormous body on short legs, a curled tail, and large fangs jutting from a blunt snout.
Who rides Wany in One Piece?
Wany is ridden by its owner Wanda, who carries Luffy and Carrot on its back from the Whale Forest to the Right Belly Fortress during the Zou arc.
How fast is Wany?
Thanks to its long legs, Wany moves at great speed, covering the distance between Zou's entrance and the Whale Forest in very little time.
Is Wany loyal to its owner?
Yes, Wany stays faithful to its owner Wanda and obeys the commands she gives it.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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