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The main protagonist of El Perro Del Mar, Pokito, and his close friends.

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Pokito! The main (silent) protagonist of El Perro Del Mar. Pokito is an Oroe, and like many Ororians, it is tradition to don garbs made of fish skins called "Gills" when the age of maturity is reached (Age 7). Though he does not utter a single word in the narrative, Pokito has a heart of gold and is willing to fight for what he believes in, for his friends, and family.

In the beginning of our story, Pokito is without a suit of fish to call his own. This changes when his father gives the young Oroe money in order to purchase one for his seventh birthday. Believing in his own heritage, Pokito takes his birthday money and buys equipment in order to catch and skin his own fish rather than buying readily made garments. In his success, he gains the Red Fish Gill.

Flora is Pokito's best friend and long time companion. She's polite and well mannered even under pressure. Through Pokito, she has learned how to stand up for herself while maintaining her good manners and customs. The two do not have a romantic relationship of any sort.

Alto is truly delicate in that his spirit is easily broken. Pokito has come to know the troubled youth by sticking up for him when no one else would. Because he has always been by his side, Alto has devoted himself to one day making it up to him in some way (though Pokito finds this unnecessary).

Rani is the son of Raba, the owner of a large pawnshop where Pokito buys his fish catching gear. Rani and Pokito's fathers have been best friends for ages, and it is because of this that the two have grown up together as good friends. Rani is known for his intelligence; in fact, he carries the burden of keeping track of all the merchandise that comes in out of his father's shop (Raba is a lazy oaf who simply wants to relax and enjoy himself). In addition to his brilliance, Rani suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder, and is highly intolerant of his father’s neglectfulness. He is a great time manager and is not one for lollygagging.

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The main protagonist of El Perro Del Mar, Pokito, and his close friends.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right:

Pokito! The main (silent) protagonist of El Perro Del Mar. Pokito is an Oroe, and like many Ororians, it is tradition to don garbs made of fish skins called "Gills" when the age of maturity is reached (Age 7). Though he does not utter a single word in the narrative, Pokito has a heart of gold and is willing to fight for what he believes in, for his friends, and family.

In the beginning of our story, Pokito is without a suit of fish to call his own. This changes when his father gives the young Oroe money in order to purchase one for his seventh birthday. Believing in his own heritage, Pokito takes his birthday money and buys equipment in order to catch and skin his own fish rather than buying readily made garments. In his success, he gains the Red Fish Gill.

Flora is Pokito's best friend and long time companion. She's polite and well mannered even under pressure. Through Pokito, she has learned how to stand up for herself while maintaining her good manners and customs. The two do not have a romantic relationship of any sort.

Alto is truly delicate in that his spirit is easily broken. Pokito has come to know the troubled youth by sticking up for him when no one else would. Because he has always been by his side, Alto has devoted himself to one day making it up to him in some way (though Pokito finds this unnecessary).

Rani is the son of Raba, the owner of a large pawnshop where Pokito buys his fish catching gear. Rani and Pokito's fathers have been best friends for ages, and it is because of this that the two have grown up together as good friends. Rani is known for his intelligence; in fact, he carries the burden of keeping track of all the merchandise that comes in out of his father's shop (Raba is a lazy oaf who simply wants to relax and enjoy himself). In addition to his brilliance, Rani suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder, and is highly intolerant of his father’s neglectfulness. He is a great time manager and is not one for lollygagging.