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Lopen has a very positive outlook in life. Despite experiencing great misfortunes, he never accepts these things as part of his identity{{wob ref|8436}}, and even jokes about his disability.{{book ref|sa1|73}}{{book ref|sa2|12}} He is often nonchalant, exhibits the stereotypical{{book ref|sa1|i|4}} Herdazian arrogance (e.g. calling himself "The Lopen" and liberally using rude gestures when insulted,{{book ref|sa1|62}}{{book ref|sa2|41}}{{book ref|sa3|121}}) and has a sense of humor that people around him find strange.{{book ref|sa2|76}} Even so, Lopen proves himself to be both compassionate and reliable. He is also very fond of the food called the chouta. This food could possibly contain traces of Lerasium, and could maybe be the cause of Lopen losing his arm. It would be understandable if he sacrificed his arm for this food (and good jokes).