“When you commit that completely to what you love, it stops being quirky and starts being iconic”

The jellyfish-shaped cap on Navi’s head is handmade, born from one firm personal philosophy: “your hat and your vehicle should always match.” The deep-sea goggles are essential equipment for piloting the Purun—fully rated for deep-ocean pressure and entirely non-negotiable. The colorful light panel inside is entirely custom-built, with buttons assigned to functions like “speed boost,” “light show,” and “snack dispenser”—the last one gets the most use, though Navi won’t admit it. Navi and Sho are familiar faces at the sea market; the Purun has made more than a few high-speed runs to get first pick of the freshest catch. As for Cosmo and Mint, the space duo—Navi has been exchanging messages with them over one ongoing debate: “Which is bigger, the ocean or space?” Today, somewhere in a deep-sea trench, Navi peers through those goggles with the same cool gaze as always—and steers the Purun on.