Aloof Family

The Aloof Family is the family of Aloof D. Kin, a Pirate Yonko (Yumoz), who is better known by his alias Black Flash. Their place of residence is primarily on the island of Baltio, that also doubles as the Black Flash Pirates' main ship. Originally only starting out with nine children when Kin was married to Aloof Anura, after the latter's death, Kin has decided to procreate with several forced wives to expand his family, and ultimately, his army within his crew. However, these marriages do not tend to last long, whether they were killed off, divorced, or anything else.

The children are often times put into diplomatic marriages, against their wills, with people of high power in other countries so Kin can expand his influence within the world. While the opposing sides initially attempted to defy Kin's forced proposals, as Kin grew more power, there are very rare occasions where anyone defied Kin. Because of this, the children have given up any idea of marrying whomever they wanted to.

The Aloof Family can be considered both protagonists and antagonists within Green Ocean. While the majority of the members of the family are considered antagonists, members such as Aloof D. Apostle, Aloof D. Barista and Aloof D. Trainer are considered protagonists, where Apostle is the main protagonist of Green Ocean. Most of Kin's children are stationed within Baltio, where most are apart of his pirate crew, some exceptions do exist. Members like Aloof D. Sculptor are apart of the Marines.

Trivia

 * Each member of the Aloof Family has an occupation for their first name, and that occupation generally defines what they do within the island, or within the Black Flash Pirates. Thus far, the only exceptions to this are Aloof Anura and Aloof D. Apostle, where the former's name is not an occupation, and the latter's name does not define anything he does.
 * Due to most members being apart of the Black Flash Pirates, they also follow the crew's Greek theme, where their powers, primarily their Devil Fruits, reflect what they are representing.