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Merfolk are one of the two major races that inhabit the sea (the other being the Fish-Men). Both races are ruled by the Great Knight of the Sea, King Neptune. Like the mermaids and mermen of folklore, their upper half is that of a human while the lower half is that of a fish or other undersea creature. While the males, referred to as mermen, keep their tails intact their whole lives, the females', referred to as mermaids, tails split when they turn 30, allowing them to walk on land more…

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Kokoro, an icefish mermaid, is the main conductor of the Sea Train, Puffing Tom, at the station just outside of Water 7. She has a granddaughter named Chimney, who accompanies her everywhere. She was Tom's secretary during the days of Tom's Workers. Kokoro poses as a human, hiding her mermaid physique because her tail fin forked in two around the age of thirty and allowed her to walk on land. Her facial features make it look as if she is perpetually smiling regardless of her actual emotions... Kokoro One Piece, Sans Cosplay, Gol D Roger, One Piece Cosplay, The Pirate King, Story Arc, Cosplay Characters, Roronoa Zoro, One Piece Manga

For the chapter of the same name, see Chapter 364. Not to be confused with Kokoro no Chizu, the 5th opening song Kokoro is an icefish mermaid[5] and the stationmaster for Shift Station, a Sea Train station near Water 7.[1] She was also Tom's secretary during the days of Tom's Workers.[2] Kokoro poses as a human, hiding her mermaid physique because her tail fin forked in two around the age of 30 and allowed her to walk on land.[5] She has a granddaughter named Chimney, who accompanies her…

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