Abengane is a Nen exorcist hired by the wealthy Battera to enter the video game Greed Island. He is a young man with dark skin and black, naturally curly hair, typically appearing calm and composed. He often wears a dark blue shirt with light blue lines, matching pants, and a beige cloak topped with a yellow poncho for concealment. His personality is taciturn and reflective, marked by emotional concealment and a logical, analytical mind. He is highly observant, able to deduce mechanics and strategies from minimal information, and remains composed even in mortal danger. While not necessarily greedy, he is notably focused on financial gain. During the Greed Island arc, he passes Tsezguerra’s trial and joins an alliance led by Nickes. When the antagonist Genthru, known as the Bomber, plants deadly Countdown bombs on alliance members, Abengane uses his exorcism ability to remove his own bomb. The ritual takes place in a forest setting: he creates a wooden effigy, chants a prayer to forest spirits, and burns the doll in a fire, conjuring a Nen beast. The beast’s size and appearance depend on the strength of the curse it consumes. The creature devours the harmful Nen ability but then attaches to Abengane, draining his Nen until either the original caster dies or the exorcism’s conditions are met. After saving himself, he contacts Gon Freecss and Biscuit Krueger to warn them about Genthru and ask them to avenge his fallen comrades. Following Gon’s defeat of Genthru, Abengane approaches Genthru, touches his shoulder, and declares “I caught the Bomber” to dispel the lingering Nen. Later, the Phantom Troupe locates Abengane, and Hisoka negotiates his services to exorcise Kurapika’s Judgment Chain from Troupe leader Chrollo Lucilfer. He leaves Greed Island with Hisoka and successfully removes the chain; due to Kurapika’s post-mortem Nen conditions, the resulting Nen beast persists indefinitely. Abengane cannot exorcise curses left behind by a deceased user, and he is among fewer than ten global exorcists capable of handling post-mortem Nen.