Hinahoho

Hinahoho is kindhearted, family-oriented and protective. He loves children and readily encourages Sinbad and others to think about starting families of their own.

As a young man, he is far less confident. He is timid, cries easily and struggles with the expectations placed upon him as the son of an Imuchakk patriarch. His travels with Sinbad become an important part of his maturation into a confident warrior and leader.

Hinahoho's Imuchakk physiology grants enormous strength and remarkable underwater capabilities. His skin minimizes friction in water, while his unusually oxygen-efficient muscles allow him to remain submerged for more than an hour.

He fights with the horn of a Rampaging Unicorn acquired through the Imuchakk coming-of-age ritual. Through Magoi Manipulation, he can channel his energy into the weapon and launch the Number One Harpoon, the tribe's greatest offensive technique.

His Household Vessel, Galfor Roromus, draws power from Sinbad's Djinn Valefor. It manifests the power of ice through his Rampaging Unicorn horn.

Hinahoho meets Sinbad during the latter's early travels, when he is struggling to complete the Imuchakk coming-of-age ceremony. Their adventures help him develop the courage expected of a warrior.

He eventually becomes one of Sinbad's closest followers and serves as an Eight General of Sindria. In the main series, he participates in the kingdom's defense and accompanies its senior leadership during major international crises.

After the political restructuring of the world and Sinbad's departure from the Sindrian throne, Hinahoho returns to Imuchakk and becomes its chief.

Sinbad is Hinahoho's longtime friend and king. Their relationship begins during Sinbad's early travels through Imuchakk.

Rurumu is Hinahoho's wife and the mother of his children.

Pipirika is Hinahoho's younger sister and an important figure in his early life.

Drakon is a fellow Eight General and longtime companion.

Ja'far serves alongside Hinahoho among Sinbad's closest retainers.