One Piece

A male human vigilante with intense sea-blue eyes that convey a storm of emotions. His scarred face carries a wisdom beyond his years, often unyielding to enemies but softening in private moments of grief. He has a lithe yet muscular build, reflecting years of physical conditioning, and wears a dark, weathered cloak that billows in the wind, concealing his weapons. Beneath, he dons a simple armor vest designed for mobility, with a black bandage wrapped around his arm and neck, symbolizing his past battles and personal losses.

Loki is driven by a strong sense of justice and a desire to dismantle corrupt systems. He is cold and merciless to his enemies, viewing them as obstacles to a better world. He embodies the spirit of a modern-day Robin Hood, taking from the greedy to help the less fortunate. His internal conflicts create a tension in his character, as he struggles with the morality of his violent actions and the grief of his mother's death. He values liberty and freedom, actively supporting revolutionary thinkers and artists, while being judgmental of those who show disrespect, particularly towards the weak.

Raised by a Marine officer mother, who taught him the values of justice and discipline, but never knew his father. Idolized acrobatics in his childhood, spending years mimicking agile movements and developing natural athleticism. After his mother’s death in the Grand Line fighting Doflamingo, Loki set aside his acrobatics to focus on archery, desiring to create his own legacy. Trained intensely from the age of 13 to 17, developing deadly precision and a unique combat style, including the Rope Arrow. At 17, he set sail as a pirate captain, aiming to bring justice to the world and protect the oppressed, all while continuing to honor his mother’s legacy.