| Noko | |
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| Japanese Name: | ノコ |
| Romanized Name: | Noko |
| English Name: | N/A |
| First Appearance: | One Piece: Ocean's Dream; Episode 220 |
| Japanese VA: | Chinami Nishimura |
| Devil Fruit | |
| Japanese Name: | Nemu Nemu no Mi |
| English Name: | N/A |
| Meaning: | Sleepy |
| Type: | Paramecia |
Noko is the child in the Ocean's Dream Arc special. He was first seen in the PlayStation game One Piece: Ocean's Dream. He also appeared in the Game Boy Advance game One Piece: Dragon Dream!.
Appearance[]
Personality[]
Abilities and Powers[]
Devil Fruit/Hypnotism[]
- Further information: Nemu Nemu no Mi
The seahorse flute's hypnotism.
In the game, Noko was shown to have eaten the Nemu Nemu no Mi, a Paramecia-class Devil Fruit. This was not clearly shown nor stated in the anime. This fruit's power is to put his enemies into sleep. In order to activate this power, Noko must use his seahorse flute Tatsu.
Combining his Nemu Nemu no Mi's hypnotic effects with his seahorse flute's mysterious power to manipulate memories makes the fruit's power much more powerful. He was able to take his victim's memories and turn them against the owners.
History[]
Anime Differences[]
In the anime it is the sea horse who steals dreams/memories; in the attempt to make itself a dragon (Sennenryu, Thousand Year Dragon). The child is merely a tool it uses and when the Straw Hats defeat it, releasing all the stolen dreams/memories, the boy runs back to the village.
In the anime, Noko's name was changed to "Dream" (ドリム Dorimu?).[1]
Reference[]
- ↑ One Piece Anime — Episode 224, Noko's name was stated as Dream.
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