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Mornin[2] is the mayor of Syrup Village, and one of several villagers who used Usopp's antics as a makeshift alarm clock.

Appearance[]

Mornin Live Action

Mornin in the live-action series.

Mornin is an old man who is bald on the top with gray hair on the sides and back of his head. He has a curved pointed nose and a gray mustache. He also wears a collared shirt and round-shaped glasses.

Personality[]

Unlike many of his fellow villagers, he was not very annoyed by Usopp's lies. In fact, he used it as a sign to get ready for the day.

Abilities and Powers[]

As a mayor, it can be assumed that Mornin has some influence over village matters and is proficient at running a town.

History[]

Past[]

Some time in the past, Mornin became the mayor of Syrup Village. Ever since Usopp began routinely yelling about pirates attacking, Mornin has used this as a sign to signal that it was time to get to work.[2]

Syrup Village Arc[]

After Usopp came running into town screaming about pirates attacking, Mornin had just finished eating breakfast. Upon hearing the troublemaker run past his house yelling, Mornin calmly continued to drink his coffee and commented on how it was time for him to get to work since Usopp was already up.[1]

The next day, Mornin's wife told him that he would be late for work, surprising him since Usopp had not come running into town yet.[4]

Adaptation Differences[]

Anime[]

As the anime version of the Syrup Village Arc deliberately highlights the hostility between Usopp and most of his fellow villagers, it does not depict Mornin (nor many other villagers who appear to tolerate and enjoy Usopp's antics). The much-later Episode of East Blue special serves as his animated debut, faithfully adapting his appearance during Usopp's introduction.

Live-action series[]

Mornin has a more notable participation in the live-action series, appearing to scold Usopp for shouting that the pirates are coming. In Usopp's childhood, Mornin brought Usopp to Banchina after her son lied again about the pirates' arrival. When Usopp alerts the town about Kuro's identity as a pirate, he calls Mornin's house for help, but he and everyone thinks he's doing lying routine again. Mornin refuses to listen to him and yells at him to go home and pushes him away and close the door.[5]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 One Piece Manga — Vol. 3 Chapter 23, Mornin makes his debut.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 One Piece Blue: Grand Data File (p. 41), Mornin's name and position are revealed.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Vivre Card - One Piece Visual Dictionary (EX Characters: East Blue Saga Vol. 3 #0058), Information about Mornin is revealed.
  4. One Piece Manga — Vol. 5 Chapter 40, Mornin is late for work.
  5. One Piece Live-Action — Tell No Tales.

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