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   Gol D. Roger and his crew share a chaotic, fun-loving personality defined by reckless impulses, intense loyalty, and a dynamic heavily mirrored by Luffy’s modern Straw Hat crew.Captain's Recklessness and Crew's PanicGol D. Roger acts much like an overgrown kid: he is wildly impulsive, stubborn, and quick to anger or laugh.Charging into battles: Roger routinely wants to fight massive fleets or rivals just for the thrill, forcing level-headed crewmates like Scopper Gaban to act as exasperated babysitters.Easily provoked: Roger takes petty offense to being lectured or told to run, often bickering like a child with his own officers.Apprentice Dynamic and BickeringShanks and Buggy's constant fights: As cabin boys, Shanks and Buggy bickered over completely trivial things (like which pole is colder or whether sea treasures are real), mirroring Usopp and Chopper.Roger and Rayleigh's exasperation: Rayleigh constantly has to clean up after Roger's dramatic choices, yet follows him with absolute devotion.The Infamous "Temper and Tears"Unpredictable mood swings: Roger can go from weeping uncontrollably at a touching story or a good sake cup to laughing in the face of death.Childish stubbornness: Whenever Roger sets his mind on a weird whim or a dangerous detour, the entire crew sighs in unison knowing they have no choice

   The Oro Jackson is the legendary flagship of the Roger Pirates, built by the master shipwright Tom in Water 7. It is the only ship in history to reach Laugh Tale, the final island of the Grand Line, cementing Gol D. Roger as the Pirate King.Design and MaterialsBuilt from the rare, virtually indestructible Adam Wood—the same premium timber used for the Straw Hats' Thousand Sunny—the ship was designed to withstand the harshest seas. The Oro Jackson featured three masts, a pair of golden mermaids holding a forward-facing cannon as its figurehead, and a massive, polka-dotted egg resting at its center.

   The Oro Jackson was the ship built by Tom for Gol D. Roger and the Roger Pirates.[1] It is the only known ship that has sailed to the end of the Grand Line.

   Contents 1 Ship Design and Appearance 2 History 2.1 Legacy 3 Trivia 4 References 5 Site Navigation Ship Design and Appearance The Oro Jackson was made from wood hewn from the treasure tree "Adam", the same wood is used during the creation of the Thousand Sunny, the ship that belongs to the Straw Hat Pirates. The figurehead of the ship appears to be a pair of mermaids alongside a forward-facing cannon. The ship had three masts, with red sails and the Roger Pirates Jolly Roger on the front sail, with the name of their captain "GOL D. ROGER" written on it in light colored letters on the sail below, while the top front sail had a another Jolly Roger on it.[2] The sails also have a vertical stripe design. In the center of the ship is a large polka-dotted egg.[3]

   Unnamed Roger Pirates Ship The ship's initial appearance.[4] Oro Jackson The ship's full appearance. Oro Jackson's Fore A close-up of the ship's figurehead.

   Advertisement History At some point following the formation of the Roger Pirates, the ship was built by Tom at Water 7 in Paradise for the pirate crew, and was sailed from there. 44 years ago, the ship was carrying a large polka-dotted egg.[5]

   The ship was later used by the Roger Pirates to sail to God Valley in the West Blue, leading to the crew docking at the island 38 years ago.[6]

   In an unspecific Blue Sea region, the ship was involved in the Edd War against Shiki and his fleet of ships. The ship's crew were able to defeat Shiki's fleet and left apparently undamaged.

   The Oro Jackson eventually reached Laugh Tale in the New World, becoming the only ship known to do so since the Void Century. Following Roger deciding to disband his crew, Roger disembarked the ship at an unknown location. At the time, the large polka-dotted egg the ship was carrying for decades remained onboard and was the final time it was seen. Some time later, the ship navigated the currents around Wano Country in order to return Kouzuki Oden to his home country.[7] This was the last time the ship was seen, and is currently unknown what became of it.

   Legacy While by normal standards, a shipwright who built a pirate ship will not be charged of any crimes as they have no control over the sailors of the ship, Tom was made a special case for building the Oro Jackson, as the client was Roger. Tom was ultimately sentenced to death, though he did proudly proclaim he built the ship, showing neither regret nor denial.[1]

   Franky, one of Tom's protégés, dreamed of creating a ship that would surpass the Oro Jackson. Although his dream had been shattered when Tom was executed, it was revitalized upon meeting the Straw Hat Pirates and with the creation of the Thousand Sunny, also built from Adam tree wood. The Thousand Sunny has yet to achieve Franky's dream, though he joined the crew and serves as the shipwright.

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   The crew of the Oro Jackson (the Roger Pirates) had members ranging from grizzled veterans in their 70s down to young apprentices in their teens during their final voyage.Their ages during their legendary journey (24-26 years before the current storyline) are as follows:Gol D. Roger (Captain): 49-51 years old (53 at the time of his execution).Silvers Rayleigh (First Mate): Around 50-52 years old (currently 78).Crocus (Ship Doctor): Around 47-49 years old (currently 73).Kozuki Oden: About 28-29 years old when he joined for their final voyage.Shanks (Apprentice): 12-15 years old.Buggy (Apprentice): Around 12-15 years old (Shanks and Buggy were the same age). Key Roger Pirates' AgesAges of the crew members aboard the Oro Jackson during pivotal points in the story:Gol D. Roger: Lived from December 31 to age 53. He was 39 during the God Valley Incident, and 51 when he fought Kozuki Oden and Whitebeard.Silvers Rayleigh: The Pirate King's right-hand is currently in his late 70s. He was about 40 years old at God Valley.Scopper Gaban: The "Left Hand of the Pirate King" is estimated to be in his mid-to-late 60s. He was significantly younger than Roger and Rayleigh—likely in his early 30s during Roger's final voyage.Crocus: The ship's doctor was approximately 73 years old during the final voyage, and is currently in his early 90s.Shanks & Buggy: The crew's apprentices started as cabin boys; they were 9 and 10 years old respectively at the time of Roger's execution.Kozuki Oden: The legendary samurai joined the crew at age 26 and died in Wano at age 39. Kozuki Oden: The legendary samurai age: 26

   The Oro Jackson crew (the Roger Pirates) functioned as a tight-knit, fiercely loyal band of thrill-seekers and combat masters. Led by a charismatic, reckless captain and held together by highly dependable officers, their dynamic balanced heavy drinking and explosive brawling with a profound, unspoken respect for one another.Key PersonalitiesGol D. Roger (The Captain): Bold, reckless, and deeply affectionate toward his crew. He had a legendary knack for turning enemies into friends and shared traits like infectious laughter and fearlessness, much like Monkey D. Luffy.Silvers Rayleigh (The Right Hand): Calm, composed, and the pragmatic yin to Roger’s yang. Known as the "Dark King," he was a highly respected enforcer who kept the chaotic crew grounded.Scopper Gaban (The Left Hand): The tough, focused second-in-command. He was a master tactician and warrior who did not tolerate foolishness or small talk, famously known for his extreme combat strength and eventual life on Elbaf.Crocus (The Doctor): Serious, stoic, and fiercely protective of his friends. He was the ultimate no-nonsense caretaker who strictly regulated Roger's health and was famous for his dry humor.Core Crew DynamicsFree-Spirited Leadership: Roger did not rule through rigid discipline. Instead, he treated his crew like a family, and they trusted him implicitly—often fighting entire armies simply for someone insulting a crewmate.The "Monster" Hierarchy: The crew was defined by a trio of top-tier fighters (Roger, Rayleigh, and Gaban). Their dynamic featured fierce internal sparring and competitive rivalry while maintaining a perfectly balanced chain of command.The Apprentices: The crew also included apprentices like Shanks and Buggy, whose bumbling, comedic sibling-like rivalry provided a lighthearted contrast to the hardened veterans.Adaptability & Oden: The crew's dynamic famously shifted during their final journey when they took in Kozuki Oden, his family, and retainers. Oden’s passionate, adventurous spirit meshed perfectly with the crew's love for partying and discovery.

   Roger Pirates 13 Sign In to Save Edit Roger Pirates Roger Pirates Statistics Japanese Name: ロジャー海賊団 Romanized Name: Rojā Kaizoku-dan Official English Name: Roger Pirates First Appearance: Chapter 19; Episode 8[1] Captain: Gol D. Roger Main Ship: Oro Jackson Total Bounty: Over Beli Small5,564,800,000[bounty 1] The Roger Pirates were the pirate crew of the late Pirate King, Gol D. Roger. They were, and remain, the only known crew to traverse the entirety of the Grand Line and reach its final island Laugh Tale.

   Active for nearly three decades, the Roger Pirates became legendary for their feats, impacting lands from Skypiea to Wano Country and maintaining rivalries with the likes of Marine Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp,[2] Edward Newgate's Whitebeard Pirates,[3] and even their lesser known rivarly with Newgate's previous crew, led by Roger's first rival, Rocks D. Xebec.

   Even after their captain's execution, this reputation lingered with the crew's surviving members, ranging from first mate Silvers Rayleigh and revered navigator Scopper Gaban to former cabin boys Shanks and Buggy. The first introduction to their crew comes from Buggy, who recalls his days with Shanks as apprentices in their crew.[1] Their captain, Roger, is the first character introduced in the series.[4]

   Contents 1 Jolly Roger 2 Crew Members 3 Crew Strength 4 Ships 4.1 Stolen Boat 4.2 Oro Jackson 5 History 5.1 Legacy 6 Trivia 7 Notes 8 References 9 Site Navigation 1/2

   The video player is currently playing an ad. Jolly Roger The Roger Pirates' Jolly Roger is a skull with a long, curly mustache resembling Roger's own.

   Before Roger grew his mustache, the curly mark represented udon noodles.[5]

   Crew Members See also the associated category: Roger Pirates. [v · e · ?]Roger Pirates ‡ Main Crew Gol D. Roger Portrait Captain Gol D. Roger † Silvers Rayleigh Pirate Portrait First Mate Silvers Rayleigh Scopper Gaban Pirate Portrait Scopper Gaban Crocus Pirate Portrait Crocus Moon Isaac Jr. Portrait Moon Isaac Jr. ? Donquino Portrait Donquino ? Millet Pine Portrait Millet Pine ? Rowing Portrait Rowing ? Erio Portrait Erio ? Spencer Portrait Spencer ? Petermoo Portrait Petermoo ? Jacksonbanner Portrait Jacksonbanner ? Blumarine Portrait Blumarine ? MAX Marx Portrait MAX Marx ? Seagull Guns Nozdon Portrait Seagull Guns Nozdon ? Sunbell Portrait Sunbell ? Taro Portrait Taro ? Doringo Portrait Doringo ? Ganryu (Roger Pirates) Portrait Ganryu ? CB Gallant Portrait CB Gallant ? Mr. Momora Portrait Mr. Momora ? Yui Portrait Yui ? Rangram Portrait Rangram ? Mugren Portrait Mugren ? Bankuro Portrait Bankuro ? Yamon Portrait Yamon ? Kouzuki Oden Pirate Portrait Kouzuki Oden † Kouzuki Toki Portrait Kouzuki Toki ‡ † Douglas Bullet Roger Pirate Portrait Douglas Bullet ≠ ‡ Apprentices Shanks Roger Pirate Portrait Shanks Buggy Roger Pirate Portrait Buggy Inuarashi Young Portrait Inuarashi ‡ Nekomamushi Young Portrait Nekomamushi ‡ Companions Kouzuki Momonosuke Child Portrait Kouzuki Momonosuke ‡ Kouzuki Hiyori Infant Portrait Kouzuki Hiyori ‡ [Click here to see the legend of the symbols used]

   Along with their captain and first mate, other members also held a specific occupation within the crew, some standard for pirate groups while others more focused on information gathering:[6]

   Scopper Gaban: Navigator Moon Isaac Jr.: Tactical officer Crocus: Doctor Donquino: Helmsman Millet Pine: Interrogator Rowing: Scholar Erio: Information broker Spencer: Intelligence officer Petermoo: Gunner Jacksonbanner: Musician Blumarine: Shipwright MAX Marx: Cook[7]

   Advertisement Crew Strength The Roger Pirates easily defeat a group of Marines. The Roger Pirates easily defeat a group of Marines.

   As their captain was known as the "Pirate King", they were one of the strongest crews of their time, as well as one of the most powerful crews in history. As evidenced by the fact that they were, and continue to be to this day, the first and only known pirate crew to conquer the Grand Line and reach the final island, Laugh Tale, by finding all four Road Poneglyphs. They were able to understand the Poneglyphs after recruiting Kouzuki Oden, and the members of the crew became part of the very few people to discover the true history of the world, the events of the Void Century, and the meaning of the initial D.[8] Because of their abilities and accomplishments, Roger was given the highest known bounty in history by the World Government,[9] with other members of the crew also becoming heavily wanted men whose bounties are still active even though a quarter of a century has passed since the dissolution of the crew.[10]

   In addition to their great accomplishments, the Roger Pirates were immensely powerful in battle. This was best shown when they fought the Whitebeard Pirates, another immensely powerful crew, to a draw for four days. Roger, despite being plagued by his terminal illness, clashed evenly with Whitebeard, who was reputed as the "Strongest Man in the World" and was in his prime.[11] Right before battling the Whitebeard Pirates, the Roger Pirates had easily defeated a battalion of Marines, with Roger saying they should have brought Admiral Sengoku or Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp if they wanted to make it fun.[12] The Roger Pirates also clashed against the powerful Golden Lion Pirates in the Battle of Edd War; despite commanding only the Oro Jackson against the Golden Lion Pirates' massive fleet, the Roger Pirates fought to a draw with the help of a storm and caused significant damage to the fleet.[13] So far, only three men are considered to have been formidable rivals to Roger: Whitebeard,[14] Garp,[15] and the legendary pirate Rocks D. Xebec.[16] Among their most impressive yet unmentioned feats were how the crew managed to continuously fight off and defeat the immortal Knights of God who attempted, yet failed, to take Shanks back for their then captain, Figarland Garling.[17]

   Some of the members have displayed impressive mastery over their Haki. Roger, Rayleigh, Gaban, and Oden possess tremendous mastery over all three types of Haki.[11][18] According to Kaidou, Roger's mastery of Haki is what allowed him to conquer the sea despite not being a Devil Fruit user.

   Even after being retired from piracy for 23 years, some of them have been shown to still be immensely powerful in their old age. Some characters have chosen to back off rather than risk fighting one of them, including high-ranking Marines[19] and an Emperor like Blackbeard.[20] The former first mate Rayleigh was able to clash evenly with Marine Admiral and Logia user Kizaru;[21] Kizaru stated that the Marines would need to make more preparations than just sending him, some Pacifista, and a Marine battalion to capture the Dark King.[10] Furthermore, Rayleigh's reputation alone was enough to force Blackbeard, an Emperor who possesses the powers of two Devil Fruits, both incredibly powerful and dangerous, to retreat. Gaban, who was called the Left Arm of the Pirate King could pose a serious challenge to one of the Four Emperors, Monkey D. Luffy, without appearing to get serious himself.[22] Gaban was also able to defeat a member of the Knights of God, Shepherd Sommers, quickly and without suffering injuries. In addition to being able to read the Poneglyphs, Kouzuki Oden was an extremely powerful samurai who was the first person to seriously injure the powerful pirate Kaidou, who would go on to become known as the world's "Strongest Creature".[23]

   The former apprentice Shanks went on to become a tremendously powerful and infamous pirate after the crew's disbandment. He is extremely skilled at using all three types of Haki and is one of the strongest swordsmen in the world. He would later become recognized as one of the Four Emperors, the four most powerful pirate captains.[16] Notably, the only member of the Roger Pirates known to have consumed a Devil Fruit is Buggy, an apprentice who was one of the weakest members of the crew.[24] Although he is still not a powerful pirate compared to others in the Grand Line, Buggy has been able to garner significant attention and respect just by being part of the Roger Pirates;[25] this enabled him to recruit hundreds of dangerous Impel Down escapees to his crew and receive an invitation to join the Seven Warlords of the Sea.[26] Later, Buggy too would become one of the Four Emperors.[27] However, this is largely due to the many misconceptions made by the Marines.

   Advertisement Ships Stolen Boat Rayleigh's stolen boat from his first meeting with Roger. Rayleigh's stolen boat from his first meeting with Roger.

   At the start of their journey, Roger and Rayleigh used a boat that Rayleigh stole as his house had burned down. Roger described the ship as small but able to endure storms if handled correctly.[28]

   Oro Jackson Further information: Oro Jackson The Oro Jackson. The Oro Jackson.

   The Roger Pirates' ship, the Oro Jackson, was constructed by the most skilled shipwright of the era, Tom. It was built from wood taken from the Treasure Tree Adam, which is valued at about Beli200,000,000. When fighting Shiki, the ship had a large cannon in the front surrounded by a pair of mermaids. This cannon was powerful enough to destroy an entire ship.

   The construction of this ship led Tom to be branded a criminal, since the ship was affiliated with the Pirate King.

   History Roger and Rayleigh meeting for the first time. Roger and Rayleigh meeting for the first time.

   The Roger Pirates were formed over 52 years ago when a young Gol D. Roger asked Silvers Rayleigh to join him.[29][30] The Roger Pirates began sailing the Grand Line, and 44 years ago they were already famous and had squabbles with the Kuja Pirates in order to get their First Mate Shakuyaku to join their crew. One day while leading an attack on the Kuja Pirates for the same objective, Roger and his left-hand man Scopper Gaban were lovestruck by Shakuyaku and were easily subdued along with most of the crew barring Rayleigh. While the Kuja attempted to make off with their treasure, the Marine Monkey D. Garp appeared and attacked. Roger rallied his crew, and proceeded to clash with Garp, eventually escaping afterward.[31]

   40 years ago, the Roger Pirates sans Rayleigh traveled to Hachinosu and easily wiped out every pirate in line to Shakky's Rip-off Bar, forcing their way inside. While the Rocks Pirates stationed in the bar remained amicable with the crew, Shakky approached Roger asking for Rayleigh's whereabouts. Roger revealed that Rayleigh had remained on the ship, causing Shakky great disappointment. Afterward, Roger called out for Newgate with intentions to drink with him, but Linlin revealed that he had already left.[32] Within the same year, the crew learned that Shakky was abducted and grew furious.[33] One year later, the Roger Pirates reached Lodestar Island, the last island that the Log Pose pointed to, only to learn that it was actually not the last island.[34]

   The Roger Pirates arrive on God Valley. The Roger Pirates arrive on God Valley.

   38 years ago, when they learned that Shakky had been captured as a potential prize for the Native Hunting Competition on God Valley, they promptly set out to rescue her.[35] Each member of the crew was determined to save Shakky, with Roger at the forefront, proudly proclaiming he would save Shakky singlehandedly only to be run over by his crew. As they got closer in on the island center, the Roger Pirates met heavy resistance by the Marines stationed there, as well as the Rocks Pirates who had come for Shakky as well. The Roger Pirates then found themselves in multiple fights, including Roger briefly clashing with Whitebeard, only to make room for Rayleigh to go save Shakky. As Rayleigh defeated Shepherd Sommers, who was about to kill Shakky, Rayleigh carried Shakky away from the ongoing fighting while the Roger Pirates cleared the path for both of them to escape safely. Roger then switched their goals from saving Shakky to plundering everything and taking all the treasure they could find.

   The Roger Pirates found a hoard of treasure and Devil Fruits in the Second Treasury Depot and successfully fought off the Rocks Pirates who had come for it too. Roger, however, suddenly felt a great presence descending on God Valley and decided to head further into the main part of the island while his crew was ordered to get everything to the Oro Jackson.[36] Before returning to his crew, Roger worked together with Garp to fight against the demonized Rocks.[37] After the battle, Rayleigh carried the exhausted Roger back to their ship, while Gaban returned Garp to the Marines.

   The Roger Pirates are confronted by the Knights of God. The Roger Pirates are confronted by the Knights of God.

   The crew later discovered a 1-year-old Shanks inside a treasure chest they had looted from God Valley. They decided to keep the child, allowing him to serve as a Pirate Apprentice.[38] This action would not be without consequence, however. Once the Knights of God became aware of Shanks' presence among the crew, they attempted multiple times to steal the boy back, but were thwarted each time.[17]

   After stealing the message of Charlotte Linlin's Road Poneglyph, Roger learned that there was an island beyond Lodestar.[39][40] At some point, Roger was gravely wounded and needed to heal from his injuries at a hospital in the mountains. When a hundred enemies came to ambush him, Gaban fought them all off and cut down every tree on the mountain, which earned him the epithet "Mountain-Eater".[41]

   The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

   At some point, the crew encountered the Red Arrows Pirates, though it is unknown how the meeting went or how the relationship between the crews was.[42]

   At another point, they defeated the Naguri Pirates, sparing the crew and their captain Naguri's lives.[43]

   At some point 30 years ago, a 15 year old Douglas Bullet challenged Roger and lost. He continued to challenge him multiple times and eventually joined the crew in order to continue challenging him. Despite his admiration for Roger and his growing fondness for the crew, two years later he learns about Roger's fatal illness. After learning this, he begins to doubt whether he'll have any more opportunities to succeed Roger. Deciding to abandon his attachment to the crew, he challenges Roger one final time, and loses. After this, Bullet left the crew.[44]

   Concludes non-canon section.

   The Roger Pirates battle Shiki. The Roger Pirates battle Shiki.

   30 years ago, Roger, Shanks, and Buggy read news of the samurai Kouzuki Oden from Wano Country joining the Whitebeard Pirates, where Roger expressed interest in meeting him.[45] Two years later, Roger discovered that he had an incurable and fatal disease and decided to lead his crew on a final voyage across the Grand Line. He recruited Crocus from Reverse Mountain to keep him alive as long as possible.[46] At some point, the Roger Pirates raided an enemy ship and obtained a Devil Fruit called the Bara Bara no Mi, in which Buggy would accidentally eat and gain its powers.[1] 27 years ago, the Roger Pirates fought the Golden Lion Pirates in the Battle of Edd War; the battle was declared a draw with the Golden Lion Pirates taking significant damage.[13] At some point, the Roger Pirates travelled to Little Garden and met Dorry and Brogy.[47]

   The crew celebrates Oden's induction The crew celebrates Oden's induction

   One year after that on a island, the Roger Pirates crossed paths with the Whitebeard Pirates and battled them for four days. After the battle, Roger asked Whitebeard to allow Oden to join his crew, as Oden was a member of the Kouzuki Family who could read the Poneglyphs and so could help them get to the final island. Whitebeard reluctantly agreed as Oden himself had wished to join Roger, and Oden and his family joined the Roger Pirates as well as Oden's retainers Inuarashi and Nekomamushi, who came on as stowaways.

   After adventuring in Skypiea,[48] the Roger Pirates headed to Fish-Man Island, where they found the second Road Poneglyph. Oden, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi revealed that the final two Road Poneglyphs were in their home countries of Wano and Zou, and the Roger Pirates successfully found them there. Inuarashi, Nekomamushi, and Oden's family were left behind on Wano due to Oden's wife Kouzuki Toki falling ill, but Oden continued sailing with the crew. At some unspecified point, the Roger Pirates got into a conflict with the Maelstrom Spider Pirates, leading Roger to kill the entire crew except the captain.[49]

   Roger departs from the crew. Roger departs from the crew.

   25 years ago, the Roger Pirates charted the location of the final island using the Road Poneglyphs and made landfall there, with Shanks and Buggy staying behind on another island due to the latter falling ill. On the final island, they found a treasure left behind 800 years ago, by Joy Boy and learned the truth behind the Void Century, Ancient Weapons, and the meaning of the D. Roger decided to name the final island Laugh Tale.[8] After returning from Laugh Tale, Roger disbanded the crew and set off on his own. The crew then took Oden back to Wano, where he intended to open the country's borders to start the new era that Joy Boy wanted, and eventually the rest of the crew went their separate ways.[50]

   Advertisement Legacy After the Roger Pirates disbanded, their captain turned himself in to the Marines, and they chose to execute him in his birthplace of Loguetown 24 years ago.[46] But right before his death, Roger shouted out his famous final words to all the attends present, stating that his legendary treasure will be theirs if they find it, thus beginning the Great Pirate Era. Because of their connection to Roger, all the former members of the Roger Pirates were hunted down relentlessly by the World Government.

   Roger's former apprentices, Shanks and Buggy were present at his execution, and afterwards they split up to form their own crews, the Red Hair Pirates and the Buggy Pirates respectively.[13] 12 years after Roger's death, Shanks would end up inspiring a young boy named Monkey D. Luffy to become an infamous pirate. 6 years later, Shanks would become recognized as one of the Four Emperors.[16] Buggy and his crew were active in the East Blue until two years ago, when they entered the Grand Line and Buggy became one of the Seven Warlord of the Sea due in large part to his history with Roger.[26] After the system's dissolution, Buggy would then become one of the Four Emperors alongside Shanks (in truth, he is currently serving under Crocodile and Dracule Mihawk, who are using him as a figurehead).

   Rayleigh retired from piracy and currently works as a ship coater on the Sabaody Archipelago, though goes on frequent excursions.[51] Crocus returned to Reverse Mountain to take care of Laboon.[46] Oden returned to Wano to assume his role as shogun and open the country's borders, but was killed five years after the crew's disbandment, as he was met with opposition from Wano's false shogun, Kurozumi Orochi, and the Emperor Kaidou.[52] His wife, Toki met her end on that day as well, but not before ensuring the escape and safety of her children alongside Oden's retainers.[53] Inuarashi and Nekomamushi, both retainers of Oden, returned to Zou and ruled over the Mokomo Dukedom together, while patiently planning to avenge him alongside his other retainers in a 20 year long plan to free Wano from the rule of Orochi and Kaidou, which ultimately succeeded during the Raid on Onigashima.[54] Gaban retired from piracy and traveled to Elbaph, where he met Ripley and had a son.[55] The whereabouts and statuses of the other Roger Pirates are unknown. The bounties for the crew are still active, with the World Government being unwilling to lift them before the members die.[10]

   Trivia The Jolly Roger seen in Buggy's flashback. The Jolly Roger seen in Buggy's flashback.

   The Roger Pirates had a theme of its senior members having names based off of precious metals: Gol D. Roger's name is based on gold, Silvers Rayleigh's is based on silver, and Scopper Gaban's is based on copper. Gaban is likely named after copper instead of bronze due to how the third-place bronze medal is referred to in Japanese, as the copper medal (銅メダル, dō medaru?) instead of the bronze medal (青銅メダル, seidō medaru?). The first time the Roger Pirates' Jolly Roger is introduced is in Chapter 19, which depicts it different from later appearances. In its initial depiction, it is a simple skull with crossbones. Interestingly, it is shown in Chapter 1156 that the crew's Jolly Roger had the mustache even before Roger grew it on himself. When asked about this discrepancy in the SBS Volume 114, Oda joked that the skull's mustache was in fact just udon noodles. The Roger Pirates had at least five Supreme King Haki users, the most of any pirate crew to date. Douglas Bullet, who was a non-canon member of the crew, also possesses this ability. Despite being a veteran pirate crew and having clashed with powerful Devil Fruit users like the Whitebeard Pirates, the crew was skeptical about Devil Fruits during Buggy's flashback. During the God Valley Incident, which is set years before Buggy's flashback, members of the Roger Pirates would even directly identify a Devil Fruit among the treasures they found.[56] Two former members of the crew, Shanks and Buggy, would later go on to become part of the Four Emperors. This makes the crew one of two to hold multiple future Emperors, the other being the Rocks Pirates, which had three future Emperors in its ranks.

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   Gol D. Roger, called "Gold Roger" by the world, was the legendary Pirate King, captain of the Roger Pirates, and owner of the ultimate treasure, the One Piece. His public execution launched the Great Pirate Era.Key BackgroundBirthplace: Loguetown in the East Blue.First Mate: Silvers Rayleigh, whom he asked to "turn the world upside down."Ship: The Oro Jackson, built by Tom.The Straw Hat: The iconic straw hat belonged to Roger before he gave it to Shanks, who gave it to Luffy.Powers and AbilitiesAdvanced Haki: Master of Conqueror's, Armament, and Observation Haki.Voice of All Things: Could hear hidden messages, Sea Kings, and Zunesha.Weapon: Wielded a cutlass named Ace (one of the 12 Supreme Grade blades).Major AchievementsRivals: Fought equally with Whitebeard and Monkey D. Garp.Laugh Tale: Reached the final island with Kozuki Oden and named it Laugh Tale.Terminal Illness: Contracted an incurable disease, treated by Dr. Crocus.LegacyFamily: Father of Portgas D. Ace with Portgas D. Rouge.Death: Turned himself in and was executed in Loguetown.Final Words: Declared his treasure was left in one place, starting the global hunt for the One PieceGol D. Roger was the legendary Pirate King who conquered the Grand Line, found the ultimate treasure known as the One Piece, and sparked the Great Pirate Era with his iconic dying words.Core Personality TraitsFearless & Optimistic: Approached every challenge, terminal illness, and even his own public execution with a massive grin.Childlike & Impulsive: Shared a remarkably similar personality to Monkey D. Luffy—rushing into fights and adventures purely on instinct.Short-Tempered & Violent: Possessed a fierce, volatile side; if anyone dared insult or harm his crewmates, Roger would ruthlessly destroy entire military forces in retaliation.Deeply Protective: Valued his crew and loved ones above all else, choosing to disband his crew and surrender himself to the Marines to protect them from his impending death.Charismatic & Magnetic: Naturally drew powerful allies and fiercely loyal crew members like Silvers Rayleigh and Kozuki Oden to his side.Honorable: Refused to harm innocent civilians and maintained profound, mutual respect for his bitter rivals like Edward Newgate (Whitebeard) and Marine Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp.Gol D. Roger, known as the Pirate King, was the legendary captain of the Roger Pirates and the owner of the ultimate treasure, the One Piece. Born in Loguetown, he conquered the Grand Line, surrendered to the Marines, and sparked the Great Age of Piracy with his dying words.Essential BackgroundReal Name: Gol D. Roger (called "Gold Roger" by the World Government to hide the meaning of the initial D).The One Piece: Found on the final island, Laugh Tale, where he and his crew laughed at the absurd/profound truth left behind.Power & Abilities: Wielded Supreme Grade sword Ace and mastered all three types of Haki without eating a Devil Fruit. He could also "hear the voice of all things".Family: Husband to Portgas D. Rouge and biological father to Portgas D. Ace.Personality & TraitsLuffy Parallels: Described by Rayleigh, Garp, and Shanks as having a reckless, pure, child-like, yet short-tempered personality identical to Monkey D. Luffy.Zero Tolerance for Insults: Would fly into a violent rage and destroy entire crews if anyone dared insult his friends or crewmates.Charisma: Able to win over fierce enemies like Kozuki Oden and earn the mutual respect of rival Marine hero Monkey D. Garp.Running Gags & Recurring JokesWhile Roger himself is a serious historical figure in the lore, the series features several running gags tied directly to his legacy and appearance:The "Gold" vs. "Gol D." Naming Gag: The World Government intentionally drops the "D." and calls him "Gold Roger," which constantly annoys purists or triggers corrections from characters in the know.The Mustache/Nose Hair Origin: Eiichiro Oda famously joked in SBS columns that Roger’s iconic, sweeping mustache started out conceptually as wild nose hair in early visual drafts.The "Luffy Looks Like Roger" Resemblance: Early in his life (as seen wearing the Straw Hat), a clean-shaven young Roger looked so much like Monkey D. Luffy that it plays into the cyclical theme of destiny and inherited will.The Laugh Tale Punchline: The running meta-joke/mystery in the fandom is that the legendary "One Piece" treasure might literally be a giant, cosmic joke left by Joy Boy, which made Roger's entire pirate crew just sit back and laugh uncontrollably.

   Roger Wanted Poster Live Action Roger's wanted poster in the live-action series. Personality “ Even in front of a huge enemy army that he had no chance of winning against, Roger stood tall and would not run. ” — Monkey D. Garp about Gol D. Roger[15]

   Roger was said to be fearless, and those who witnessed his execution even claim that he smiled just before his death.[16] In every appearance, Roger has been seen with a confident smile.

   His personality is often noted by people who knew him to have been similar to that of Monkey D. Luffy.[17][18] This is best shown when he meets Rayleigh and asks him to join him, despite having no idea how strong he was or even what role he would have on his ship.[10] Portgas D. Ace revealed his lineage to Whitebeard, who noted that Ace's personality was not much like his father's.[19] However, they both shared a refusal to run from battle. Monkey D. Garp stated that Roger would not run away from an enemy in order to protect his crew from danger.[15] They both also shared the common traits associated with the Will of D.

   Roger was also a man who loved big, flashy things and reveled in his title of Pirate King despite his oncoming death.[20] While not portrayed during any of his appearances, he could be a merciless enemy when he got angry.[21] This was further evidenced when he killed all of Squard's crew members personally for unknown reasons.[22]

   Roger runs happily towards enemies to fight. Roger runs happily towards enemies to fight.

   Roger was very quick to anger, and he would retaliate for something as simple as an insult to his crew, regardless of how small it might be. Garp stated that an angry Roger could be a violent, selfish, and short-tempered man, but his actions had been pure and straight, just like a child's, and that he was lucky to survive and become the Pirate King despite his extremely reckless nature.[21] This headstrongness would be seen when he would argue against the risks and warnings of his crewmate Scopper Gaban and fight with him about it.[23] Roger also had a side to him that mocked his enemies, as after defeating a group of Marines, he told them to bring Garp or Sengoku while telling the Marines he just defeated that they were not worth his time.[24] He would get excited when he got the opportunity to face strong enemies, charging straight ahead past Rayleigh and Gaban to face Kouzuki Oden himself. When he clashed with Whitebeard for the first time in a while, he reacted with glee and casually greeted his old rival.

   Despite his prideful and aggressive nature, Roger was a considerably humble man, as he bowed to Whitebeard and Oden when requesting the samurai to join his crew and offered all the treasure and supplies his crew obtained to Whitebeard in exchange for Oden's service. He was also more than happy to tell others of his dreams and would socialize with his rivals with great enthusiasm. In addition, he was considerate towards civilians and forbade his crew from stealing from them.[25]

   He also had a soft spot for children, as he was seen happily cradling Kouzuki Hiyori when she was a baby. He was even gentle towards children of other races, such as with the mermaid Shyarly when he innocently asked her for some predictions with a gentle smile, and with the mink Pedro when Roger encouraged him to wait for his own moment one day. He also believed a newborn child should not be responsible for the sins of their parents, as he asked Garp to protect his unborn child because he did not want his child to be killed for being related to him.

   In his youth, Roger has shown a very perverted side with a weakness for beautiful women, as he and his crew tried to abduct Shakuyaku to force her to join his crew and was so overwhelmed by her charm he became powerless to fight her. His infatuation with her went so far that he sulked when he found out Shakuyaku left a note for Rayleigh instead of him and that he solely went to God Valley just to get her back. Upon landing, his infatuation took over, and he wanted to save Shakuyaku all by himself, stating his crew could not do what he could, but his perverted side then hit back at him when he was stomped over by his crew and apologized to them for running in solo.

   Similar to other older men, Roger has a distinct style of laugh: "Wahahaha" (わハハハ, Wahahaha?).

   Advertisement Relationships Crew Roger and his crew while partying. Roger and his crew while partying.

   He apparently had a strong bond with his crew. Silvers Rayleigh, his first mate, described him as a "magnificent man".[26] Shanks and Buggy also seemed saddened when speaking of the day of their captain's execution, and both cried a lot at his execution.[27] According to Garp, even though the whole world hated him, his crewmates trusted Roger completely. He had also destroyed the military force of one country for insulting his crew.[21]

   Kin'emon stated that Roger had great admiration for Kouzuki Oden and recruited him as a crewmate for his final voyage.[28] The feeling appeared to be mutual, as Oden thought very highly of Roger, perhaps even more than his previous captain, Edward Newgate.[29] After receiving news of Roger's execution, Oden simultaneously cried and laughed as he marveled at Roger's achievements in life.[30]

   Scopper Gaban learned from Garp that Roger fathered a son, and once told Shanks about it 14 years ago in Elbaph.[31] It is unknown if the rest of the crew was aware of it, prior to Sengoku making it public.

   Friends Most characters who speak of their personal encounter with Roger only make good comments about him, as he seemed to have made many friends in his journey.

   Gan Fall He befriended Gan Fall, the God of Skypiea, and left him with wonderful memories.[32]

   Tom and Kokoro He also befriended Tom and Kokoro, gaining enough admiration and respect for Tom to build him a ship, the Oro Jackson.[33] The Fish-Man would later boast that he was proud he had built the Oro Jackson for the late Pirate King, even though such a declaration led to his death.[34]

   Enemies Monkey D. Garp Roger asking Garp to protect his child, showing great trust and respect in his archrival. Roger asking Garp to protect his child, showing great trust and respect in his archrival.

   Roger had been enemies with the Marine Garp for many years, and in turn Garp attempted to kill Roger several times, but both men respected one another to the point that Roger trusted him as he would trust any member of his own crew. Garp was one of two Marines that Roger considered to be worth his time, the other being Sengoku.[24] This rivalry went so far that both would set aside all their other fights or things they did in the meantime to focus on clashing with each other, but their clashes always ended in draws.[35] In their youth, their rivalry was so intense that he and Garp tended to fight on sight, with Roger dropping everything he was doing beforehand to start fighting Garp. During the God Valley Incident, Roger allied with Garp in order to defeat the demon turned Rocks D. Xebec, even offering pointers on how to utilize their Haki to defeat him in this state, sensing that the pirate was in deep anguish through the Voice of All Things. During the battle Roger had offered Garp to join his crew, showcasing his respect for the Marine, though Garp swiftly rejected it.

   Prior to his execution, Roger imparted the name and location of his lover to Garp in order to protect their child, Portgas D. Ace, from being branded a criminal just by being born as the son of the Pirate King.[36]

   Advertisement Shiki In the past, Shiki the Golden Lion and Roger were enemies on opposing crews, as he was a member of the Rocks Pirates. Eleven years later, Shiki got in a fight with Roger.[37] Later, upon hearing news of Roger's upcoming execution, Shiki attempted to kill Roger himself because of his respect for his rival; he believed that dying by the hands of the weak Marines would not be honorable, even for Roger.[38]

   Charlotte Linlin In the past, Linlin and Roger were amicable toward each other on Hachinosu, as fighting was forbidden as long as they were on Shakuyaku's property.[39] Two years later they appeared to fight against each other during the God Valley Incident.[40] Some years later, Roger managed to locate Big Mom's Road Poneglyph using the Voice of All Things and learned its contents with the help of Oden, allowing him to reach Laugh Tale before her. After failing to stop Roger from this, Big Mom vowed not to let anyone who read her Road Poneglyph get away again.

   As Linlin was defeated by Law and Kid in Wano, she cursed and resented Roger for having started the Great Pirate Era, thereby bringing about a new wave of ambitious pirates who aim to remove her, as well as her fellow Emperors, from power and dominion over the seas in order to find the One Piece.[41]

   Rocks D. Xebec Roger and Rocks' rivalry. Roger and Rocks' rivalry.

   Roger's first and perhaps his most formidable rival and greatest enemy was Rocks D. Xebec, the captain of the legendary Rocks Pirates who sought to become the king of the world. When meeting under circumstances that prevented direct fighting, the two often argued and insulted one another. While such circumstances were common on Hachinosu, the two abandoned their restrictions at sea, resuming hostilities.[42] When Shakuyaku, whom Roger had a deep devotion for, got kidnapped on Hachinosu, Roger instantly blamed Rocks even without knowing the real circumstances, becoming very furious at Rocks and holding a grudge towards Rocks for a whole year.[43] While he initially offered aid to Rocks' crew to fight off Imu, he would be forced to once again fight him after the latter had transformed Rocks into a demon. After hearing Rocks' plea that he and Garp kill him in this state, Roger was driven to tears before delivering the final blow, suggesting he was pained having to kill his rival in this manner.

   Other Edward Newgate Roger and Whitebeard laughing with each other. Roger and Whitebeard laughing with each other.

   Even though they were rival pirates, Roger and Whitebeard appeared to be on fairly good terms.[39] They seemingly had multiple duels upon their lives, with one instance in particular leading to a friendly gift exchange between their crewmembers after three days of endless battling. When Roger requested Whitebeard to allow him to borrow Oden for a year in order to reach the Final Island, even bowing down and giving away all of his treasure in exchange, Whitebeard became enraged by this request and initially refused until Oden himself asked him to allow it.

   Before his death, Roger and Whitebeard met alone on an unknown island to have their final discussion, during which, Roger even offered to tell Whitebeard the location of Laugh Tale and explained the significance of the initial D.[13]

   Advertisement Kuja Pirates Roger, on multiple times alongside his crew, met and clashed with the Kuja Pirates always with the ambition and goal of recruiting Shakuyaku, the first mate of the Kuja Pirates due to her beauty which encapsulated his entire crew and himself. Despite his attempts, Shakuyaku always turned him down, striking at his crewmates like Gaban. Roger even tried to apprehend her himself; however, he had no chance as Shakuyaku was able to use her beauty to subdue him.[35] Despite knowing Shakuyaku had taken interest in his first mate, Roger refused to give up rallying his crew to head to her newly established bar to recruit her.[52] When he later learned that Shakuyaku was kidnapped by the World Nobles on God Valley, he rallied his crew together to rescue her.[53]

   Ironically, Roger had no interest in Gloriosa, the then-captain of the Kuja Pirates and the then-empress of Amazon Lily who was enamored with him, due to (like many others) being too captivated by Shakuyaku.[35][52]

   Abilities and Powers “ Wealth, fame, power. The man who had acquired everything in this world, the Pirate King, Gold Roger! ” — Introduction to We Are![1]

   Roger was hailed as one of the strongest pirates of all time, considered nearly unstoppable in battle. As the Pirate King, he retains the highest status among all the world's pirates, even post-mortem. Elucidating this is the truly enormous bounty he had prior to his death, with Beli5,564,800,000 being the highest in pirating history.[6]

   Kaidou envisions Roger behind Luffy alongside other legendary pirates. Kaidou envisions Roger behind Luffy alongside other legendary pirates.

   Very few people are known to have ever matched Roger in battle: most prominently the legendary "Hero of the Marines", Monkey D. Garp, said to have cornered Roger multiple times before his surrender.[54] According to Roger himself, he also considered Sengoku, the then future Fleet Admiral who wielded the power of a golden Buddha Mythical Zoan, as one of the two Marines that were worth his time.[24]

   Aside from his animosity with the Marines, Roger's second foremost pirate rival was Whitebeard,[55] who wielded the strongest Paramecia-type Devil Fruit and was renowned as the "Strongest Man in the World", even before Roger's death.[3] Another person known to rival Roger was Rocks D. Xebec, who was considered to be his first and most formidable rival, even more so than Whitebeard would come to be.[56] Other examples of Roger's strength include fighting with Shiki, who commanded the largest pirate fleet of his time,[37] and single-handedly defeating the armies of several countries.[21] He also fought against Chinjao in the past many times.[3]

   Kaidou, who at some point came to be called the world's "Strongest Creature", put Roger in the same elite class of a very small number of other notable figures that actually possess the strength to stand against him in battle, such as Whitebeard, Kouzuki Oden, Shanks, and Xebec.[57] Even a mighty warrior such as Oden, who had effortlessly slain actual gigantic beasts, commented on Roger's prowess, comparing his presence to that of a wild beast's.[58]

   Advertisement Physical Abilities Roger possessed immense physical strength, as shown when he easily sent Kouzuki Oden flying. He could also clash evenly with a young Edward Newgate, who could, even in his old age, effortlessly overpower giants.

   Roger also had immense levels of endurance and vitality, even when his body was ravaged by an incurable disease. Aided by Crocus' medical skills, he managed to conquer the Grand Line in a mere three years. He was even able to fight for three days and three nights against Whitebeard until the fight resulted in a draw.

   Swordsmanship Roger was an immensely skilled and powerful swordsman, overpowering the legendary master samurai Kouzuki Oden with only one strike. Along with his mastery of Haki, he was also able to clash equally against Whitebeard's Murakumogiri, creating a powerful shockwave that blew back everything on the island as well as the Moby Dick by the coast.[59]

   Techniques Kamusari. Kamusari.

   Kamusari (神避かむさり, Kamusari?, literally meaning "Divine Departure"): Holding his sword in his right hand, Roger imbues it with Supreme King Haki and then swings his sword horizontally, creating a powerful Haki imbued slash attack to strike his opponent. It was first seen used against Kouzuki Oden, hitting him in the torso with a burst of dark lightning-like energy, and was powerful enough to overwhelm the samurai's two-sword defense, sending him backward a great distance.[60] Kamusari (神避り?) is a word used in the Kojiki, where it refers to the passing of a kami. In the VIZ manga and Funimation adaptations, this is called Divine Departure. In One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4, it retained its original Japanese name of Kamusari even in the English localization before being changed to Divine Departure in a later update, and the Supreme King Haki imbued slash has the added effect of causing weak enemies to foam at the mouth. The technique would be later used by Roger's apprentice, Shanks, in his adult days. Aramitama (荒御魂あらみたま, Aramitama?, literally meaning "Wild Spirit"): A powerful Haki-infused sword strike, capable of matching the force of Monkey D. Garp's Haki-powered punch. It was first seen when used by a younger Roger wielding an unknown sword to counter Garp's punch during one of their clashes at sea.[61] The technique is named after one of the four sub-spirits that make up the soul of a kami (mitama) according to Shintō belief, representing a god's wild and rampageous side. In the VIZ manga, the move is called Rampaging Spirit. Hi-no-Kagutsuchi no Eisu (火之迦具土 慧士ひのかぐつちのえいす, Hi-no-Kagutsuchi no Eisu?, literally meaning "Hi-no-Kagutsuchi Wise Man"): Roger infuses his sword with Armament and Supreme King Haki at "critical mass" while spinning it in his hand, then delivers a series of slashes, cutting his enemy into pieces. This attack was first seen used to defeat Rocks D. Xebec alongside Garp's Infinitum Explosion attack.[62] Hi-no-Kagutsuchi is the kami (god) of fire in Japanese mythology. Eisu is pronounced similar to Ace (エース, Ēsu?), the name of Roger's sword and eventual son. In the VIZ translation, this is called God of Fire Ace.

   Advertisement Non-Canon Techniques Haki Matoi (覇気纏い, Haki Matoi?, literally meaning "Haki Envelopment"): Roger imbues his sword with Armament Haki and Supreme King Haki. It is Roger's Full-Force Burst Special Move in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 which causes charge attacks to no longer require the button to be held down. In the English version of the game, it is called Encompassing Haki. Hao no Ichigeki (覇王の一撃, Haō no Ichigeki?, literally meaning "Supreme King's Single Strike"): Roger imbues sword with Supreme King Haki and unleashes a powerful attack into the vicinity with an upward slice. It is one of Roger's Special Moves in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4. In the English version of the game, it is called Conquer's Strike. Voice of All Things Roger hears the voices of Sea Kings. Roger hears the voices of Sea Kings.

   According to Rayleigh, Roger could locate the Poneglyphs because he had the ability to "hear the voice of all things".[63] However, he was not like the Ohara scholars who used their intellect to study the Poneglyphs, so he could not exactly "read" them.

   Roger was also one of only five known beings who possessed the ability to hear Sea Kings speaking, the other five being Luffy, Shirahoshi, Poseidon, Oden and Monkey D. Garp. He was also one of four known humans in the series who possessed the ability to hear Zunesha speaking, the other three being Luffy, Kouzuki Oden, and Kouzuki Momonosuke.[64] Alongside Garp, Roger could hear the true thoughts and intentions of Rocks D. Xebec after he had been transformed into a demon.[65]

   Haki Main article: Haki Roger was one of the very few people in the world who could use all three types of Haki.[3] Kaidou mentioned that despite him not having a Devil Fruit, his Haki alone was powerful enough to make him among the strongest people in the world.[66]

   Supreme King Haki Roger and Newgate's Supreme King Haki-imbued clash. Roger and Newgate's Supreme King Haki-imbued clash.

   Roger possessed immense mastery in the usage of Supreme King Haki, which was seen when he clashed with fellow Supreme King Haki user Edward Newgate. Their clash created a notable effect similar to lightning and released a large burst that traveled across the island that they were on and split the heavens, pushing back the Moby Dick alongside the nearby trees, clouds, and people.[67]

   Most notably, Roger was one of the very few Supreme King users able to use the advanced application to "infuse" his attacks with Supreme King Haki to exponentially increase his attack power, with his sword being shown emitting streams of black lightning-like energy in his clash with Edward Newgate, signifying the infusion.[59][68]

   Advertisement Armament Haki Roger imbues Ace with Armament Haki (alongside Supreme King Haki). Roger imbues Ace with Armament Haki (alongside Supreme King Haki).

   Roger was an immensely skilled user of Armament Haki. He could imbue his cutlass with Haki, allowing it to evenly clash against the Haki-infused Murakumogiri, one of the 12 Supreme Grade Blades. As a testament to his mastery, he overpowered Kouzuki Oden, who was an exceptional master of Armament Haki in his own right, with only a single brief attack.

   Furthermore, Roger could utilize the advanced application of emitting Armament Haki out from his blade, allowing him to attack opponents without making physical contact. He was first shown using this during his battle against Whitebeard.[59]

   In the anime, when Roger used advanced Armament Haki, it is shown as a red-colored flowing aura.

   Observation Haki Roger possessed the ability to use Observation Haki.[3]

   Weapons Further information: Ace (Sword) Roger's main weapon was a cutlass named Ace, which is one of the 12 Supreme Grade Blades. He wielded it at least as far back as the God Valley Incident,[69] and was shown possessing it up until the end of his pirating journey.[59] During the Battle of Edd War, Roger was shown wielding a flintlock pistol with his right hand and Ace with his left.[37]

   ol D. Roger was born in Loguetown in the East Blue 77 years ago.[2] According to Monkey D. Garp, Roger grew up in difficult circumstances and developed a great fear of losing his loved ones above all else.[70] Sometime later as a young man, he met Silvers Rayleigh and became impressed by the ship he was using, which Rayleigh stole to live on after his house burned down. Viewing their encounter as a fated meeting, he asked Rayleigh to join him in "turning the world upside down." Though Rayleigh refused at first, Roger's insistence managed to win him over, and the two have been best friends ever since.[10] Together, they built the Roger Pirates, with Roger as captain and Rayleigh as his first mate, and found others to join them, such as Scopper Gaban as their navigator.

   Around five decades ago, Roger had already become renowned as an infamous rookie, with Brook having heard of him before the destruction of his crew.[71][3] During his pirating career, Roger became a sworn rival to the Marine, Monkey D. Garp, having clashed with him several times and never passing up an opportunity to fight him. At some point, he and his crew visited Water 7 and hired the master shipwright, Tom, to build a new ship for them. Using wood from the legendary Treasure Tree Adam and Tom constructed the Oro Jackson, which became the Roger Pirates' famed ship. With their new ship, Roger and his crew eventually visited Fish-Man Island and apparently got acquainted with Neptune, who at the time was still a prince of the Ryugu Kingdom, and subsequently sailed into the New World.

   Roger clashes with Garp. Roger clashes with Garp.

   Around 44 years ago, Roger led his crew in an attack on the Kuja Pirates, with the goal of having Shakuyaku join them. Unfortunately, they were all far too lovestruck by her to actually fight, leading to her easily subduing Roger and his subordinates with ease. While the Kuja attempted to make off with Roger's treasure, a Marine ship suddenly appeared and attacked, forcing the Kuja to flee. While they did so, Roger ordered a retreat as well, but then Gaban informed him that it was Garp's ship, and so he retracted the order and rallied his men to fight instead. Although Roger and Garp were locked in a tough fight, the Roger Pirates were eventually able to escape.[35] 42 years ago, sometime following one of their usual "battles" with the Kuja Pirates, Roger met privately with Rayleigh to discuss Shakky, who had just quit her crew. Roger mentioned that Shakky had seemed sick, to which Rayleigh revealed that he had received a love letter from her telling him to come and get her. Roger was enraged to find out that Rayleigh wasn't interested in settling down with her, as that was all he himself had wished for.

   Sometime after, news reached the crew that Shakky had settled down on Hachinosu. Roger was still sulking from what Rayleigh had told him but made a quick recovery and declared that they would travel there to find her. Come 40 years ago, they did. After arriving on Hachinosu, the Roger Pirates, sans Rayleigh, easily wiped out every pirate in line to Shakky's Rip-off Bar, forcing their way inside. Although Rocks D. Xebec was annoyed by Roger's presence, Roger reminded him that Shakky forbade fighting in her bar, forcing him to back off. Gloriosa was quick to throw herself at him, to his displeasure. Roger firmly rejected her, revealing that he was only interested in Shakky. Sure enough, at that same time, Shakky approached him, asking for Rayleigh's whereabouts. Roger revealed that Rayleigh had remained on the ship, causing Shakky great disappointment. Afterward, Roger called out for Newgate with the intent to drink with him, but Linlin revealed that he had already left.[52]

   Advertisement God Valley Incident and Rise to Power 39 years ago, Roger and his crew reached Lodestar Island, the final island that the Log Pose pointed to. However, Roger somehow figured out that the real final island was beyond this point and that the Road Poneglyphs gave clues about its location.[72] Within the same year, Roger would learn that Shakky was kidnapped off of Hachinosu, causing him to tear up the newspaper in fury and blame Rocks while the rest of the crew was in distress. 38 years ago, after learning that she was held as a prize for the Native Hunting Competition on God Valley, Roger rallied the rest of the crew to set out to rescue her.[53]

   On God Valley, Roger briefly clashes with Whitebeard to ensure Rayleigh can save Shakky. On God Valley, Roger briefly clashes with Whitebeard to ensure Rayleigh can save Shakky.

   Upon arrival at God Valley, Roger led his crew into the battle, announcing that he would be the one to rescue Shakky, while the rest of them stole the treasure. Despite being nearly knocked unconscious by them for his selfishness, Roger was quick to get back into the fray, eventually confronting the Knights of God.[11] The battle continued between the various pirates and World Government forces on the island, only temporarily broken up by the sudden arrival of Monkey D. Garp, which caught the attention of Rocks and Roger.[73] Despite the new opponent, Roger's primary focus was on saving Shakky, causing him to lead his crew deep into God Valley to find her. He was forced into an inevitable clash with Newgate and found himself too occupied to go on. He elected to instead send Rayleigh, who was able to find and rescue Shakky from Shepherd Sommers. With the main objective secured, Roger tearfully ordered his crew to retreat.[74] After telling Rayleigh to go on ahead with Shakky, Roger and the rest of the crew fought off the other pirates and Marines while deciding to go after the remaining treasure. After reaching said treasure, Roger and his crew continued fighting off all the invading pirates and marines, with Roger briefly stopping when he witnessed the arrival of Imu with Jaygarcia Saturn, excitingly stating how there's been one adventurous twist after another.[75]

   Roger uses Divine Departure on Imu in a group attack. Roger uses Divine Departure on Imu in a group attack.

   However, the excitement quickly died down after realizing the danger posed to his crew. Roger ordered Gaban to flee with their men and the treasure while he remained behind to face the new threat. After a minor setback involving magnets, Roger was able to proceed forward and unleash a Divine Departure unto Imu, in unison with the rest of the pirates and Garp. Although the damage was not lasting due to Imu's immortality, Roger and Garp still bickered over who caused more damage. However, while they argued, Imu managed to get Rocks into his grasp and used the opportunity to convert him into a demon.[76]

   Roger and Garp face the demonic Rocks. Roger and Garp face the demonic Rocks.

   Roger was in disbelief at their collective failure to leave any lasting damage on Imu. After Rocks dropped down, Garp and Roger stood aside as the now demonic pirate easily wiped out his own crew, on Imu's orders. Once Rocks believed he had killed his wife and son, Imu redirected him back toward killing everyone on God Valley. While Rocks was busy with the remaining pirates, Roger received a call from his crewmates, demanding his location. Roger informed them that he was fine and to let him know when everyone else was safely on board their ship. In order to force a confrontation, Garp and Roger called out to Rocks, bringing him to their location. After Rocks confronted him and Garp, Roger flatly told his rival that he would protect his crew from him. However, the pair suddenly received a message from Rocks through the Voice of All Things, begging them to kill him. With no other choice, Garp and Roger engaged Rocks together.[65]

   Roger and Garp deal critical damage to the demonic Rocks. Roger and Garp deal critical damage to the demonic Rocks.

   The trio's fight was intense, causing the clouds above to split from the sheer amount of power all three were using. Despite calls from their crewmates, Garp and Roger confidently responded that they intended to win. In a slight grace period, Roger revealed that he had only gone to God Valley in order to save Shakky and steal some treasure and did not expect the current situation. Seeing no alternative, Roger offered an actual truce to Garp, who begrudgingly accepted. The fight continued again, damaging more and more of their surroundings, but hardly progressing, as none could land any critical blows. As they were granted another bit of a grace period, Roger took a moment to question Garp on his knowledge regarding Imu, offering him a spot on his crew if he wished to quit being a Marine. Garp scoffed at the offer, reminding Roger that he was one of the Marines' trump cards and that losing him would be a heavily felt blow. As they prepared to face Rocks again, Roger revealed his plan to secure victory: channel all of their "mass" into one final attack. As all of their previous attacks had been countered by Rocks' own use of Supreme King Haki, it was their only option. With Rocks approaching, the two prepared their attacks and lunged forward. Using Kagutsuchi's Ace in tandem with Garp's attack, the pair landed critical damage on Rocks.[62] In the end, Garp and Roger were successful in defeating Rocks. Thanks to the arrival of Gaban and Rayleigh, the two were safely carried away while the Knights of God finished Rocks off. Afterwards, the alliance and Roger's involvement in the event were not publicly reported.[77]

   Sometime later, while recovering on his ship, Roger's crew revealed a large haul of treasure that was safely secured. However, among the loot was a one-year-old Shanks, who had stowed away inside of one of the treasure chests, shocking everyone present.[78] As they had little other choice, Shanks stayed with the crew and eventually became a Pirate Apprentice to them.[79]

   At some point, Roger managed to sneak into Linlin's territory of Totto Land and gained a copy of her Road Poneglyph, though they could not translate it.[80][81] 30 years ago, Roger read a newspaper and learned that a samurai from Wano Country had joined the Whitebeard Pirates, leading Roger to become interested in meeting him.[12] Roger and his crew got into numerous battles with other pirate crews, with one such clash being against the Maelstrom Spider Pirates; this battle ended with the Roger Pirates apparently wiping out everyone on it except for the captain, Squard.[82] At another point, Roger was gravely wounded in a fight and needed to recover from his injuries at a hospital in the mountains. When hundreds of enemies came to ambush him, Scopper Gaban fought them all off while he recovered safely.[83]

   Advertisement The Final Voyage 28 years ago, Roger came down with an incurable disease. He decided to pitch one last journey with his crew into the Grand Line. Upon reaching the lighthouse at Reverse Mountain at the entrance of the Grand Line, he recruited Crocus as his doctor to keep him alive until the completion of his final journey.[9] According to Gaban and Shanks, Roger took the crew to Little Garden and met Dorry and Brogy.[84]

   Roger leads his crew into battle against Shiki's armada. Roger leads his crew into battle against Shiki's armada.

   27 years ago, Roger was approached by Shiki, who had learned that Roger had located an Ancient Weapon. Seeing the opportunity, he asked Roger if they could join forces, as with his large pirate fleet and Roger's weapon, Shiki believed that they could take over the whole world together, even telling Roger that what happened between them in the past was forgotten. Despite the urges of Buggy, Roger refused Shiki's offer and said that he wanted to be free to do what he wanted. Shiki announced that his answer meant the death of him, while Roger said it meant that he would beat him, and a great sea battle soon ensued between their crews.[85] The battle was resolved by a storm that happened during their fight, which sank half of Shiki's fleet.[37]

   Roger shares his theory of the New World's last island with Whitebeard and Oden. Roger shares his theory of the New World's last island with Whitebeard and Oden.

   Around a year later, Roger and his crew brutally defeated a Marine squadron, creating a ruckus that attracted the attention of the Whitebeard Pirates. Roger's crew went to meet them and encountered Kouzuki Oden charging toward them. Roger quickly overpowered Oden before clashing with Whitebeard, and the skirmish between the crews lasted for three days and three nights before it ultimately became a gift exchange. Roger spoke with Whitebeard and Oden and told them about his intention to reach the last island in the Grand Line. Roger then begged Oden to join his crew for one year to decipher the Road Poneglyphs. Oden agreed, and he, his wife Toki, and their children Momonosuke and Hiyori set sail with Roger. Inuarashi and Nekomamushi followed them as stowaways.

   Crocus told Roger he had one year left to live, and soon afterward, the Roger Pirates journeyed up to Skypiea. Roger easily found the Shandorian Golden Belfry Bell due to his ability to hear its voice, which he claimed spoke about a certain weapon named Poseidon. Roger told Oden to inscribe a message about his presence at Skypiea and intended goal to reach the ends of the world into the bell's surface.[86][87]

   After leaving Skypiea, the crew's ship sailed to Water 7 to pay Tom a visit. With Oden at his side, Roger sought after the Road Poneglyphs, which held together the key to the coordinates of the final island. Already possessing a transcription of Big Mom's Road Poneglyph at hand and having a general idea about where to find another,[88] Roger learned about the location of two more from Oden, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi, whose family and people had them guarded at Wano Country and Zou, respectively.

   Shyarly predicts the future to Roger. Shyarly predicts the future to Roger.

   The crew later journeyed to Fish-Man Island. Roger and Oden also noticed voices during the undersea trip, unaware that they came from the resident Sea Kings. After reaching Fish-Man Island, Roger got reacquainted with King Neptune. The Road Poneglyph, whose whereabouts Roger had a suspicion of, was located at the Sea Forest, near Fish-Man Island and right next to the Poneglyph containing Joy Boy's letter of apology. While at Fish-Man Island, Roger met a young Shyarly and became aware of certain prophecies about the future, showing a particular interest in Poseidon's whereabouts.

   Sometime after leaving Fish-Man Island, Toki became ill, and the Roger Pirates stopped by at Wano Country. After acquiring the information from Wano's Poneglyphs, the crew left Toki, Momonosuke, Hiyori, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi behind. Later, with the help of a Vivre Card and letter from Nekomamushi and Inuarashi, Roger was able to land at Zou and befriend the Mink Tribe. On his way to the Road Poneglyph inside the Whale Tree, Roger experienced another mysterious voice alongside Oden, leaving them both with feelings of unease. Later on, Roger was approached by a young Pedro, who was eager to accompany him on his adventure. Roger declined Pedro's request but still reassured the Mink that he would play an important role in the future.

   Roger laughs after finding Joy Boy's treasure. Roger laughs after finding Joy Boy's treasure.

   Roger's condition was worsening as they progressed further, so he and his crew had to rush their quest, leaving Buggy, who became sick, and Shanks, who was taking care of him, behind. With the information of every Road Poneglyph at hand, Roger and his crew ultimately made it to the elusive final island of the Grand Line. There, not only did they learn the truth about the Void Century, the Ancient Weapons, and the Will of D., but they also stumbled upon Joy Boy's treasure. Roger and his crewmates reacted to this discovery with a burst of laughter. Roger professed his curiosity about Joy Boy, considering the circumstances behind this past figure as funny. Inspired by Joy Boy's story, Roger bestowed the final island with the name of "Laugh Tale".[89]

   Roger departs from his crew. Roger departs from his crew.

   Soon, the news of Roger's discovery of Laugh Tale led the world to recognize him as the Pirate King. As a result, many pirates and Marine forces were targeting the crew to eliminate Roger and get his treasure. Later, Roger decided to disband his crew. Upon learning they were early, Roger planned to sire a son that would find the One Piece next. Roger also told Oden that he wanted to meet Whitebeard before he died. Later, he was the first to leave the crew and the ship, leaving his first mate Rayleigh some final words claiming that he "would not die". He also took some medicine from Crocus as he parted ways with his comrades, who cried as he left.[90]

   Advertisement Final Days of the King “ In the last moment of his life, he turned his fading "flame of life" into a huge fire that enveloped the world. I've never laughed more than on that day...!! I've never cried more than on that day... I've never drank more either..!! He was our captain... and he was a magnificent man...!!! ” — Silvers Rayleigh talking about Roger's death[26]

   Roger's last talk with Whitebeard. Roger's last talk with Whitebeard.

   Following disbanding his crew,[91] Roger had a final meeting with Whitebeard, where he told him about the nickname the government gave him, Gold Roger, and the secret of the Will of D. Roger offered to tell Whitebeard how to get to Laugh Tale, but Whitebeard declined due to lack of interest.[13]

   At some point after leaving his crew, he met Portgas D. Rouge, a woman living in Baterilla, and the two fell in love. In time, Rouge came to bear Roger's child, and Roger came up with two names depending on the baby's gender: "Ann" if it was a girl, or "Ace" if it was a boy. Knowing that he would be long dead by the time the child arrived, Roger then left Rouge and turned himself in to the Marines. While in prison, he asked his old enemy, Garp, to take care of his child after he was gone, saying that an infant should not be labeled a criminal just for his family ties. Although Garp said he had no obligation to do so, Roger knew he would do it anyway.[36]

   Roger's execution in Loguetown. Roger's execution in Loguetown.

   Thinking they would make an example of him to prevent others from becoming pirates, the Marines brought him back to his birthplace, Loguetown, to face his execution in front of a large crowd. However, instead of trembling with fear like most people would before their demise, Roger smiled proudly without regret, which was noticed by several spectators, including a young Smoker. And just before he met his end, Roger yelled out his famous last words:

   “ My treasure? If you want it, I'll grant it! Search on! All the world had to offer, I left in that place! ” — Roger's famous last words.[1]

   Immediately after that, the swords of the executioners fell, and the greatest pirate of them all died while still smiling.[1]

   Advertisement Legacy The Great Pirate Era Roger's legacy has been among the most impactful legacies left by one person in history. Although the World Government intended his execution to send a message against the institution of piracy, Roger's final words created the opposite result. Numerous people from across the world began to set sail as pirates in the hopes of finding Roger's treasure, with the general view that whoever next made it to Laugh Tale and acquired the One Piece would assume Roger's mantle of "Pirate King." The explosion in piracy across the world has resulted in the time following it, all the way to the Summit War of Marineford, to be dubbed the "Great Pirate Era,"[1] with interest in the One Piece renewing in the succeeding New Age. The crowd at Roger's execution consisted of a great number of people who would go on to become extremely infamous pirates and criminals,[27] and this fervor was passed down to those who were born after Roger's execution, with many of the young adults composing the newest pirate generations of the present day being among that group.

   Pirates who knew Roger personally all had different reactions to his demise. The members of his old crew all became depressed upon learning of their former captain's execution but also proud of what he did right before he was executed. This includes his First Mate, Silvers Rayleigh, as well as Kouzuki Oden, who both laughed and cried at the news. His disciples, Shanks and Buggy, who were both heartbroken at Roger's death, began forming their own crews right afterwards. Though while Buggy preferred laying low with his crew to avoid attention from the Marines, Shanks eventually returned to the New World with his men and joined the ranks of the most influential pirates in the world, the Four Emperors, and also inherited his old captain's trademark technique. In addition, right before heading to the New World, Shanks inspired a young boy from the East Blue named Monkey D. Luffy to become a pirate himself and seek out his old captain's fortune to claim his title, even giving the boy his prized straw hat, which he also received from Roger himself. As for those outside Roger's crew, his greatest rival, Whitebeard, having known of Roger's intentions leading up to his execution, was unaffected by the Pirate King's death. Roger's other rival, Shiki, on the other hand, could not believe that the Marines managed to take Roger into custody and attacked Marineford in order to get the chance to kill Roger personally.[38]

   Due to Roger's exceptional infamy, the World Government worked tirelessly to eradicate anyone with connections to him, no matter how small. Members of the Roger Pirates continue to possess active bounties, even with nearly a quarter-century having passed since Roger's death.[92] Any civilian who worked with Roger, regardless of what reasons they had for doing so, is also considered a criminal; a prominent example of this was Tom, who was sentenced to death simply for building the Oro Jackson, despite the general standard being that shipwrights were not responsible for how their ships were used.[93] Although this persecution caused most people who were affiliated with Roger to go into hiding, these connections also granted the potential to gain respect in more lawless circles. This was seen to a considerable degree with Buggy, who was able to get hundreds of powerful Impel Down prisoners to rally around him out of admiration just for his affiliation with the Pirate King.[94] This connection alone was enough to enable him to acquire a seat within the Seven Warlords of the Sea until its dissolution and then allow him to become one of the Four Emperors after unintentionally forming an alliance with two other famous pirates, Crocodile and Dracule Mihawk.

   Advertisement Roger's Son: Portgas D. Ace A special degree of attention was given to the idea of Roger's progeny, with the World Government being committed to eliminating any and all remainders of the Pirate King's bloodline. It was heavily believed by the government and Marines that anyone with Roger's bloodline would start a new reign of terror with the next generation of pirates. Their efforts were at their most intense in the year following Roger's death, and all children born near areas where Roger had visited within 10 months of his death were inspected along with any pregnant woman; any child possessing even a suspicion of a connection to Roger was to be killed. This hunt resulted in Rouge, Roger's only lover, keeping their only child, who she named Ace based on Roger's wishes, in her womb for an additional 15 months to allow him to be born after the hunt had subsided, though at the cost of her own life. As per Roger's request, Garp adopted Ace and guarded him throughout his childhood.

   Although Roger inspired a great number of people to pursue piracy, he appeared to be despised by the majority of civilians, who like the World Government viewed any child sired by him as a dangerous threat. Pirates who had been victimized by Roger and his crew in the past also despised the Pirate King and looked to take out their grudge on any potential offspring. Due to these sentiments and Roger not being in his life, Ace hated and disowned his father for bringing him into a world that wanted him dead just for existing, choosing to use his mother's surname instead of Roger's to keep his true heritage a secret.[95] Nonetheless, and despite Garp's insistence that he should become a Marine, Ace ultimately followed in his father's footsteps and became an infamous pirate in his own right. However, he had no desire to find his father's treasure or claim his title of Pirate King, believing that should be his adopted brother, Luffy's accomplishment. Instead, he wished to surpass Roger by doing the one thing his father could not: killing his greatest rival, Whitebeard. But after meeting the Emperor and spending some time among his crew, he ultimately ended up becoming an official member and a son to Whitebeard. When Ace revealed his heritage to Newgate, the old pirate stated that he did not even care that Ace was related to his sworn rival.

   However, Ace and the crew were then betrayed by one of their own; Marshall D. Teach, the son of Whitebeard's former captain and Roger's greatest foe in life, Rocks D. Xebec. As if reigniting their fathers' old rivalry in their veins, Ace chased after Teach, who then called himself "Blackbeard", but was then defeated by him during a deadly scuffle at Banaro Island and then handed over to the Marines.

   Summit War of Marineford Roger's legacy ultimately played a large role in facilitating the Summit War of Marineford, one of the greatest conflicts of the last century. Having known for some time that Ace was Roger's son, the government took him being delivered into their captivity by Blackbeard as an opportunity to publicly execute him, even though this would start a war with Whitebeard and his crew, who fought with everything they had to save him. Before the war began, Sengoku revealed Ace's true heritage to the world, making him even more infamous than he ever was previously, and also claimed that Whitebeard was grooming Ace to inherit his father's title, a belief whose veracity is uncertain.[95] This revelation would cause one of Whitebeard's allies to betray his benefactor due to his grudge against Roger, only to be calmed down and reminded that one's bloodline does not make them guilty for the sins of their parents.

   Despite great efforts to rescue him, Ace ultimately perished in the war, thus ending Roger's bloodline completely, and Whitebeard himself would follow suit afterwards. But just before his death, Whitebeard claimed that even if Roger's lineage was erased, his will would still be inherited. He and others have given indications that Ace's adopted brother, Monkey D. Luffy would carry on this will. After all, Luffy was inspired to find the One Piece and become the next Pirate King by Roger's former disciple, Shanks, who gave him the straw hat that Roger himself once wore.[96] After spending two years aiding in Luffy's training, Silvers Rayleigh himself noted the similarities between the two men and stated that Luffy had grown to be "more worthy" of the hat Roger wore.[10]

   There were many who did not believe Roger's words upon his death, believing that the One Piece was nothing more than a myth he invented to spread chaos upon the world after his demise out of spite. Many pirates who have had their dreams crushed by the harsh environment of the Grand Line also came to accept this philosophy and even chose to mock others for continuing to believe in such things. However, Whitebeard used his final breath to proclaim to the world watching the broadcast of the Marineford War that the One Piece does indeed exist, thus removing any and all doubt in Roger's final words. Although the Great Pirate Era had not subsided at that point, this proclamation created a renewed interest in piracy, leading to the years after the war being dubbed the "New Age".[96]

   Advertisement Hidden History and Unknown Dream Roger's arrival at Laugh Tale and discovery of the true history of the Void Century there would set into motion many of the events that were foretold in that time, even though he arrived two decades before those events would ultimately take place. Namely, Kouzuki Oden became aware of the need to open the borders of his homeland, Wano Country, in preparation for these events.[97] However, his efforts were blocked by another one of Roger's rivals, Kaidou, who conspired with the Kurozumi family to take control of Wano and kill Oden, although his retainers swore to accomplish what their leader couldn't. But even after Kaidou's defeat, Oden's son and heir, Momonosuke, decided not to open the country's borders yet, believing it to be too soon to do so.

   Before his death, Dr. Vegapunk left a message for the world to see upon his demise, and in it, he explained that Roger and his crew had uncovered the true history of the world when they found Laugh Tale, including about Joy Boy, the Great Kingdom, and the Ancient Weapons. This revelation shocked everyone listening and made several people even more determined to find the One Piece, which Vegapunk stated could decide the fate of the world.

   In addition, Roger had an unknown dream, and he thought that by reaching Laugh Tale and obtaining whatever treasure was left there, he would be able to accomplish it. When he told his dream to both Whitebeard and Oden, the former laughed at how silly or impossible it was, while the latter was left in awe and shock. Oden wrote down what Roger said in his logbook, which was retrieved and kept safe by Yamato. Coincidentally, Luffy has the exact same goal that Roger had and also believes that he can truly accomplish it by reaching Laugh Tale and becoming Pirate King. He told it to both Ace and his other adoptive brother, Sabo, and then years later told it to his crew. When Ace told Yamato what Luffy said years prior, Yamato was surprised and left in tears at the similarities that Luffy had to Roger.

   Major Battles Roger Pirates vs. Monkey D. Garp's fleet Gol D. Roger, Monkey D. Garp, Rocks D. Xebec, Edward Newgate, Charlotte Linlin and Kaidou vs. Nerona Imu (through Jaygarcia Saturn) Gol D. Roger and Monkey D. Garp vs. Rocks D. Xebec Gol D. Roger vs. Shiki (unseen, several times) Gol D. Roger vs. Edward Newgate (unseen, several times) Gol D. Roger vs. Monkey D. Garp (unseen, several times) Gol D. Roger vs. Sengoku (unseen, several times) Gol D. Roger vs. Chinjao (unseen, several times)[98] Roger Pirates vs. Golden Lion Pirates (Edd War) Roger Pirates vs. Whitebeard Pirates Roger vs. Kouzuki Oden Roger vs. Newgate Roger Pirates vs. Maelstrom Spider Pirates (unseen)

   Advertisement Filler Battles Gol D. Roger vs. Killer Giant (mentioned) Gol D. Roger vs. "King" Eric Dow (mentioned) Gol D. Roger vs. the giant men Gowns Brothers (mentioned) Gol D. Roger vs. the famous gunner Silver-Silver (mentioned) Gol D. Roger vs. Zephyr (mentioned) Roger Pirates vs. Naguri Pirates Anime and Manga Differences The Toei anime created a number of original details on Roger's life—and death—during the Loguetown Arc, in particular Episode 48. Among them:

   Establishing him as awing an old bartender (who eventually renamed his bar after Roger) the night before sailing for the Grand Line. Establishing four (apocryphal) foes he conquered during his voyages: Killer Giant, Eric Dow, the Gowns Brothers, and Silver-Silver. Setting his execution on a hot, clear day (something later contradicted by the manga, which confirmed it—much like Luffy's near-execution in Loguetown—was held during a heavy rainstorm.[99][27]) Framing his last words as a response to an unnamed man witnessing the execution, rather than speaking it unprompted. By extension, framing his death as a panicked effort by the executioners to stop him from stating the One Piece's exact location (something that is, at best, ambiguous in the original manga). Depicting his cause of death as a double impalement through the heart (also ambiguous in the manga, which has only ever depicted the killing motion(s) from a long, almost-imperceptible distance and never stated the method in either narration or dialogue) Toei went on to ignore most of these when adapting the manga's own expansions on Roger's final days, though Episode 400 (adapting Chapter 506) reiterates the idea of Roger being impaled by the executioners.

   Translation and Dub Issues While Japanese sources have always remained consistent on Roger's last words, every official English translation has offered different wording and emphases:

   VIZ manga: Chapter 1: "My treasure? Why, it's right where I left it... it's yours if you can find it, but you'll have to search the whole world!" Chapter 506: "My treasure? You can have it if you want it. Go find it! I left all the riches of the world there." 4Kids anime: Opening 1: "My fortune is yours for the taking, but you'll have to find it first. I left everything I own in One Piece." Funimation anime: Opening 1 (and Episode 48): "You want my treasure? You can have it! I left everything I gathered together in one place. Now you just have to find it!" Episode 400 (dubbed): "If anyone wants my treasure... then it's yours for the taking. Go find it! I left everything I gathered in one place." Episode 400 (subtitled): "My treasure? If you want it, you can have it! Find it! I left everything this world has to offer there!" While all preserve the dialogue's general spirit, only some emphasize "that place" (そこに, soko ni?)—a place presumably known to Roger, and possibly his audience, but not the reader—as the original does.

   The specific execution method used on Roger also differs among translations (due in part to the ambiguity mentioned above):

   The VIZ manga claims that the executioners "lopped off his head" with their blades. The 4Kids anime claims that they "hung him from the gallows" (the penalty passed on most real-life pirates) (It should be noted that in the manga, the execution is punctuated by the sound effect "zan" (ザン?). This is often accepted as a katakana rendering of 斬, a term associated with cutting/slashing actions in general, and decapitation in particular. Additionally, the initial execution attempt on Portgas D. Ace during the Summit War of Marineford, set-up almost identically to Roger's, has the executioners aiming their blades at Ace's neck.[100])

   The live-action series and anime depicts the executioners skewering Roger in the back.

   Advertisement Other Appearances Video Games Playable Appearances One Piece Treasure Cruise One Piece Thousand Storm One Piece: Set Sail One Piece: Burning Will One Piece Bounty Rush One Piece Bon! Bon! Journey!! One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 (DLC) Support Appearances One Piece: Gigant Battle One Piece: Gigant Battle! 2 New World One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X One Piece: Burning Blood Non-Playable Appearances One Piece: Become the Pirate King! Grand Battle! Birth of Luffy's Dream Pirate Crew! Grand Battle! Swan Colosseum Aim! The King of Belly One Piece: Dream Pointer Trivia Roger is the first character depicted in the series, as well as the first to die on-panel. It was stated that Ace's mother held him for 20 months (5 months before and 15 months after Roger's execution).[101] Since Ace's birthday is January 1st, Roger must have been executed sometime between late September and early October. Although his bounty is now inactive, Roger's bounty is the highest recorded bounty in the entire series, with Beli5,564,800,000, stated to be unsurpassed by any pirate.[6] In Roger's bounty of Beli5,564,800,000, the 6-4-8 can be read as ro-shi-ya (ロシヤ). This could refer to his given name "Roger" (ロジャー, Rojā?). Roger is the first character to be shown with the D in his name. However, he is the second to be named, since Dr. Kureha revealed that his true name was Gol D. Roger after his initial introduction. This is also the first indication that there is an underlying mystery and something special in those who carry the initial D, and Roger himself admits to Whitebeard that the D has a greater meaning than a simple initial. Roger did not like the nickname "Gold Roger" because it was not his true name.[13] It is confirmed that Roger did not have Devil Fruit powers prior to his death.[66] In Episode 85 of the anime, when Hiriluk was describing what a pirate is to Chopper, a man who was identical in appearance to Roger was seen. When Oars was pretending to be a pirate by placing a piece of rubble on his head, a pirate similar to Roger was also shown. Roger is the first known owner of the straw hat that Luffy (and previously Shanks) wears. In One Piece Green, it was revealed that Roger's mustache was actually intended to be his nose hair in the beginning. In the 1st, 4th and 6th Japanese fan polls of most popular characters, Roger was ranked the 13th, 83rd (along with Blueno, Tom, Chopper Man and Van Augur) and 39th, respectively. Upon his death, the real-life pirate Olivier Levasseur had tossed a cryptogram from the scaffolding into the crowd and told them if they could figure out the message, his treasure (now valued at £160,000,000 in today's money) would be theirs, a treasure that to this day has never been found. This seems to have been part of the inspiration for Roger's legendary death speech, as Roger himself had delivered the message to find his treasure, and notably the Poneglyphs are also part of a grand cryptogram leading to the end of the Grand Line. Another possible inspiration for Roger could be Henry Every. In 1695, Every led what has been called the most profitable pirate raid of all time, capturing an enormous treasure estimated to be worth up to £600,000 (around $400 million in modern currency), becoming the richest pirate in the world and earning him the epithet "The King of Pirates". Despite being the target of a worldwide manhunt and getting the highest bounty in history placed on his head (£1,000, around $700,000 currently), Every vanished with his treasure in the Caribbean (then called New World). He is said to have influenced the next generation of pirates, including Blackbeard, Bartholomew Roberts, Calico Jack, Samuel Bellamy and Edward Low, among others, who were children at the time (and whose names are used for several One Piece characters). Roger's favorite foods are sake and Higashizame steak, and his least favorite food is medicine.[3] Roger's animal resemblance is a quokka.[3] Roger's hobby is adventuring.[3]

   Advertisement References One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 1 Chapter 1 (p. 1) and Episode 1, Roger is first seen in the introduction. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 11 Chapter 96 (p. 11) and Episode 45, Roger was born, and executed, in Loguetown. Vivre Card - One Piece Visual Dictionary (Card #0014), Roger's Vivre Card entry. SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 82 (p. 64), Oda reveals that Gol D. Roger would have been 77 in the current storyline, meaning he died at age 53 Twenty-four years ago. One Piece Blue Deep: Characters World (p. 60), Roger's birthday is revealed. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 95 Chapter 957 (p. 17) and Episode 958, Roger's bounty is revealed. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 17 Chapter 154 (p. 7) and Episode 91, Roger's real name is first revealed by Dr. Kureha. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 56 Chapter 550 (p. 16-19) and Episode 459, Sengoku reveals the identities of Roger's lover and son. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 52 Chapter 506 (p. 10-15) and Episode 400, Rayleigh tells the history of Roger. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 61 Chapter 603 (p. 5-6) and Episode 523, Roger encounters Rayleigh and asks him to join his crew. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 108 Chapter 1096 (p. 10) and Episode 1130, Roger seen 38 years ago. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 95 Chapter 964 (p. 17) and Episode 964. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 59 Chapter 576 (p. 12) and Episode 485, Roger sits down with Whitebeard and tells him about the meaning of "D." One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 0 Chapter 0 (p. 5) and Episode 0, Roger's appearance during the Edd War. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 60 Chapter 588 (p. 12) and Episode 503, Garp tells Dadan about Roger's personality. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 11 Chapter 99 (p. 18) and Episode 52, Smoker recalls Roger grinning and laughing before being executed. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 12 Chapter 105 (p. 19) and Episode 63, Crocus notes that the Straw Hat Pirates reminds him of Roger and his crew. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 52 Chapter 506 (p. 17) and Episode 400, Shanks tells Rayleigh about how he met a kid with a personality similar to Roger's. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 57 Chapter 552 (p. 13) and Episode 461, Whitebeard comments on Ace's personality being notably different from that of Roger, his father. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 52 Chapter 506 (p. 13) and Episode 400, Rayleigh notes that Roger loved flashy things, like his title of Pirate King. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 60 Chapter 588 (p. 13) and Episode 503, Garp notes Roger's child-like personality. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 58 Chapter 563 (p. 6) and Episode 472, Squard reveals that Roger killed all of his crew members. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 112 Chapter 1139 (p. 9) and Episode 1169, Gaban recalls Roger's reckless nature. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 965 (p. 16) and Episode 965, Roger comments on Garp and Sengoku's strength. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 966 (p. 15) and Episode 966, Crewmembers of the Roger Pirates warn Oden not to attack or steal from ordinary civilians. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 52 Chapter 506 (p. 15) and Episode 400, Rayleigh recalls how he reacted to Roger's execution. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 0 Chapter 0 (p. 14) and Episode 0, Roger's execution in the rain. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 91 Chapter 920 (p. 6) and Episode 910, Kin'emon describes Oden and Roger's friendship. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 966 (p. 11-12) and Episode 966. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 969 (p. 11) and Episode 970. One Piece Manga — Vol. 115 Chapter 1169 (p. 3). One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 32 Chapter 301 (p. 12) and Episode 194, Gan Fall recalls Roger visiting Skypiea over 20 years ago. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 37 Chapter 355 (p. 8) and Episode 249, Spandam reveals that Tom built Roger's ship, the Oro Jackson. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 37 Chapter 357 (p. 9) and Episode 250, Tom proclaims that he takes pride in having built the Oro Jackson. One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1156 (p. 5-11). One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 56 Chapter 551 (p. 5) and Episode 460, Roger asks Garp to adopt Ace. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 0 Chapter 0 (p. 4-8) and Episode 0, The Edd War between Roger and Shiki is detailed. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 0 Chapter 0 (p. 10-11) and Episode 0, Shiki tries to find and kill Roger himself out of respect for his rival. One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1158 (p. 9), Roger asks Linlin where Newgate is 40 years ago. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 95 Chapter 957 and Episode 958. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 103 Chapter 1040 (p. 10-11) and Episode 1067. One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1158 (p. 8-10). One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1159, Roger blames Rocks' lack of security on Shakuyaku's abduction and becomes furious with him. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 58 Chapter 568 (p. 5-6) and Episode 477, Ace recalls various people speaking ill of Roger. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 59 Chapter 574 (p. 10) and Episode 483, Ace talks about how almost everyone he met despised Roger. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 56 Chapter 550 (p. 17) and Episode 459, Sengoku reveals that Rouge carried Ace for twenty months. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 56 Chapter 551 (p. 6) and Episode 460, Rouge names Roger's son Gol D. Ace. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 56 Chapter 551 (p. 7) and Episode 460, Ace calls Roger a "worthless man" whose blood he refuses to acknowledge. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 59 Chapter 574 (p. 11) and Episode 483, Ace is shown to have attacked people who insulted Gol D. Roger's son. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 60 Chapter 588 (p. 11-13) and Episode 503, Dadan and Ace talk about why the latter did not run from battle. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 60 Chapter 590 (p. 9) and Episode 505, Shanks comments on how both Roger and Ace refused to run away at critical moments. One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1158 (p. 2-4, 7-9). One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1159 (p. 3, 11). One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 45 Chapter 431 (p. 16) and Episode 313, Garp is noted to have cornered Roger multiple times prior to his death. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 25 Chapter 233 (p. 13) and Episode 151, Buggy mentions Whitebeard as being the only one to fight on par with Roger. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 95 Chapter 957 (p. 11) and Episode 958. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 99 Chapter 1001 (p. 3) and Episode 1016, Kaidou envisions Roger, alongside other prominent figures, as those who in the past had been able to fight him. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 966 (p. 3) and Episode 965. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 966 (p. 3-6) and Episodes 965–966. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 966 (p. 3) and Episode 965. One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1156 (p. 10-11). One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1165 (p. 2-5, 7-10, 13-17). One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 52 Chapter 507 (p. 7) and Episode 400, Rayleigh notes Roger's ability to hear the voices of all things. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 82 Chapter 817 (p. 13) and Episode 774, Kin'emon comments on Momonosuke being able to hear Zunesha's voice just like his father could. One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1164 (p. 2, 15-17). One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 104 Chapter 1047 (p. 9) and Episode 1074, Kaidou confirms that Roger did not have Devil Fruit powers. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 102 Chapter 1027 (p. 2-3) and Episode 1051, Oden's journal mentions Roger and Whitebeard split the heavens. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 100 Chapter 1010 (p. 12-17) and Episode 1028, The advanced application of Supreme King coating is explained and demonstrated. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 95 Chapter 957 (p. 9) and Episode 958, Roger is seen holding a sword in a silhouetted image. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 60 Chapter 588 (p. 12-13) and Episode 503. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 52 Chapter 506 (p. 9) and Episode 400, Brook recalls hearing of Roger as a "rookie" several decades ago. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 966 (p. 9-10) and Episode 966. One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1160 (p. 14-17). One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1161 (p. 14-17). One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1162 (p. 5, 12, 15-17). One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1163 (p. 4, 11-13, 16-17). One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 95 Chapter 957 (p. 5-11) and Episode 958. One Piece Manga — Vol. 114 Chapter 1166 (p. 3-8). Volume 4000000000 "RED", Information about Shanks' background is given, including Roger's role. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 85 Chapter 853 (p. 4-5) and Episode 820. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 967 (p. 3) and Episode 967. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 58 Chapter 563 (p. 6) and Episode 472. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 112 Chapter 1139 (p. 11) and Episode 1169. One Piece Manga — Vol. 113 Chapter 1152 (p. 13), Gaban and Shanks reminisce on going to Little Garden. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 0 Chapter 0 (p. 3-7) and Episode 0, Roger is confronted by Shiki, who wishes to join forces with him. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 966 and Episodes 965–967. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 32 Chapter 301 (p. 12) and Episode 194, Gan Fall states that Roger came to Skypiea twenty years ago. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 82 Chapter 818 and Episode 770. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 967 and Episodes 967–968. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 968 and Episode 969, Roger parts ways with his crew Road To Laugh Tale Vol. 3 (p. 7). One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 52 Chapter 512 (p. 2) and Episode 404. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 37 Chapter 353 (p. 17) and Episode 248. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 56 Chapter 549 (p. 11-17) and Episode 452. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 56 Chapter 551 (p. 5-9) and Episode 460. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 59 Chapter 576 (p. 14) and Episode 485, Whitebeard confirms that One Piece exists. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 96 Chapter 968 and Episode 969. Vivre Card - One Piece Visual Dictionary (Card #0838), Chinjao's Vivre Card entry. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 45 Chapter 434 (p. 10) and Episode 316, Shanks reminisces to Whitebeard about how he and Buggy had parted ways in Loguetown during a storm. 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   Silvers Rayleigh, known as the "Dark King," is the former first mate of the Roger Pirates. He possesses immense physical strength, elite mastery over all three types of Haki, and expert swordsmanship, relying purely on natural combat power without any Devil Fruit abilities.Master of HakiConqueror's Haki (Haoshoku): Rayleigh can selectively knock out vast rooms of foes without harming nearby allies, and his mere presence commands immense intimidation.Armament Haki (Busoshoku): He can project invisible armor, bypass Devil Fruit defenses to touch a user's real body, and emit internal shockwaves to destroy targets from within.Observation Haki (Kenbunshoku): He can sense the emotions, power levels, and presence of others across vast distances.Combat and Physical ProwessSwordsmanship: He is a master swordsman, capable of dueling and holding his ground against Admiral Kizaru's light-based attacks.Superhuman Condition: Even in old age, he possesses incredible speed, stamina, and physical durability.Long-Distance Swimming: He swam across entire ocean belts to reach Amazon Lily while casually slaying Sea Kings along the way.Special Skills and IntellectShip Coating: He is an expert mechanic capable of coating ships to travel underwater to Fish-Man Island.Master Mentor: He possesses exceptional teaching skills, successfully training Monkey D. Luffy in the advanced mechanics of all three Haki types during the two-year time skip.Silvers Rayleigh, known as the "Dark King," is the legendary former first mate of the Roger Pirates and Gol D. Roger's right-hand man. He later became a coating mechanic on Sabaody Archipelago and Monkey D. Luffy's crucial mentor during the two-year time skip.Identity and BackgroundAlias: The Dark King and Right Hand of the Pirate King.Role: Former First Mate / Vice Captain of the Roger Pirates.Current Occupation: Retired pirate and ship-coating mechanic.Connections: Married to Shakky (Shakuyaku); close confidant of the late Gol D. Roger.Knowledge: Knows the True History of the world and the secrets of the Void Century from reaching Laugh Tale with Roger.Powers and HakiMaster of Haki: Wields extraordinary control over all three types of Haki (Armament, Observation, and Conqueror's).Conqueror's Mastery: Can selectively knock out specific targets with his Conqueror's Haki without harming others nearby.Combat Skill: Fought evenly with Marine Admiral Kizaru in old age and used his intimidating reputation to force Blackbeard to back down at Amazon Lily.Relationship with LuffyMentorship: Trained Luffy in the fundamental and advanced applications of all three Haki types on Rusukaina.Parallels: Frequently sees Gol D. Roger's spirit and identical dreams within Luffy.Silvers Rayleigh, the "Dark King," is calm, wise, and fiercely loyal. He loves freedom, enjoys drinking and gambling, and balances a laid-back, joyful attitude with fearsome strength and deep philosophical insight.Core Personality TraitsCalm and Wise: He stays cool in tough spots and offers deep advice to young pirates.Free-Spirited: He loves an easy life, good booze, and spending time with women.Playful: He likes to joke and trick people, even during serious moments.Loyal: He deeply loved his former captain, Gol D. Roger, and cried tears of pride for him.Key Behaviors and HabitsEnjoys Retirement: He works as a ship coater on the Sabaody Archipelago and gambles away his money.Mentor Figure: He trains Monkey D. Luffy in Haki after the loss at Marineford.Reluctant Hero: He does not seek fame or power anymore, but he steps up to protect people when it matters.Silvers Rayleigh is the legendary "Dark King" and former First Mate of the Roger Pirates. He is a master of Haki who trained Luffy in Rusukaina. He has a calm, wise, and freedom-loving personality, paired with running gags like gambling away his money, forgetting things, and casually swimming across the Calm Belt.PersonalityWise and Calm: He offers deep insight and guidance to the new generation.Free-Spirited: He lives life as he pleases, often drinking or gambling.Mentor Figure: He cares deeply about Luffy and honors Roger's memory.Humble: He prefers a quiet life as a mechanic and hates being bothered by authorities.Running GagsBrokers and Gambling: He constantly runs out of money and tries to sell himself into slavery or scam people at the casino.Swimming the Calm Belt: He casually swims across dangerous ocean zones filled with Sea Kings just because his ship sank.Memory Slips: He frequently forgets important details or exaggerates his own past stories.

   Silvers Rayleigh,[2][9] also known as the "Dark King",[4] is a legendary retired pirate who formerly served as the first mate of the Roger Pirates,[3] being known as the "Right Hand of the Pirate King".[2] He is one of the major figures from the time when Gol D. Roger, the "Pirate King", was still alive.

   After the disbandment of the Roger Pirates and the execution of Roger, Rayleigh became a coating mechanic at the Sabaody Archipelago. Also, at some point after this, he became the husband of Shakuyaku and befriended Hatchan.[10] Through Hatchan, Rayleigh became acquainted with the Straw Hat Pirates and volunteered to coat their ship so that they could continue their journey to the New World.[11] Following the Summit War of Marineford, Rayleigh tutored Monkey D. Luffy in Haki to prepare him for the challenges ahead and two years later saw Luffy and his crew off from Sabaody Archipelago, completing the job he had started for them.[12] After the Seven Warlords of the Sea were disbanded and the Emperor Blackbeard invaded Amazon Lily, Rayleigh personally intervened to put an end to the hostilities and intimidated the Emperor into retreating.[13]

   Rayleigh is an ally of the Straw Hat Pirates during the Sabaody Archipelago Arc and Return to Sabaody Arc, and served as Luffy's mentor during the two-year timeskip.[12]

   Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 1.1.1 Main Series 1.1.2 Video Games 1.1.3 Other 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Roger Pirates 3.1.1 Gol D. Roger 3.1.2 Buggy and Shanks 3.1.3 Crocus 3.1.4 Kouzuki Oden 3.2 Family 3.2.1 Shakuyaku 3.3 Friends 3.3.1 Hatchan 3.3.2 Straw Hat Pirates 3.3.3 Monkey D. Luffy 3.3.4 Jinbe 3.3.5 Boa Hancock 3.3.6 Gloriosa 3.4 Enemies 3.4.1 World Government 3.4.2 Marines 3.4.3 Whitebeard Pirates 3.4.4 Chinjao 3.4.5 Blackbeard 3.5 Other 3.5.1 Vegapunk 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Intelligence 4.2 Physical Abilities 4.3 Swordsmanship 4.3.1 Techniques 4.3.2 Non-Canon Techniques 4.4 Haki 4.4.1 Supreme King Haki 4.4.2 Armament Haki 4.4.3 Observation Haki 4.5 Weapons 5 History 5.1 Past 5.2 One Piece Episode A 5.3 Summit War Saga 5.3.1 Sabaody Archipelago Arc 5.3.2 Marineford Arc 5.3.3 Post-War Arc 5.4 During the Timeskip 5.5 Fish-Man Island Saga 5.5.1 Return to Sabaody Arc 5.6 Whole Cake Island Saga 5.6.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 5.7 Wano Country Saga 5.7.1 Wano Country Arc 5.8 Final Saga 5.8.1 Egghead Arc 6 Major Battles 7 Anime and Manga Differences 8 Other Appearances 8.1 Video Games 9 Trivia 9.1 SBS-Based Trivia 10 References 11 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo What was Silvers Rayleigh's role in the legendary Roger Pirates?toggle section Who are some of the major figures from the era of Gol D. Roger, the 'Pirate King'?toggle section What happened to Silvers Rayleigh after the execution of Gol D. Roger?toggle section Is there any connection between Silvers Rayleigh and Luffy?toggle section How old is Silvers Rayleigh in the One Piece series?toggle section

   Advertisement Appearance Rayleigh is an elderly man of relatively tall height with a very muscular build and tan skin. Two of his most distinguishing traits are his round glasses and facial hair, which is arranged embattled across his lower jaw. He also has a scar over his right eye, which he has had for over 44 years.[14]

   Rayleigh chooses to dress quite simply, usually just in a nearly plain t-shirt, shorts, and sandals. When out in public, he also seems to enjoy the cover of a large silver hooded cloak, though the hood is often down. Underneath these clothes, the old man's body is surprisingly built and very well-toned, a testament to his incredible strength.

   When Rayleigh was younger, he had clean cut strawberry blond hair (black when first seen in the anime) and had a moderate amount of facial hair. Over the years, as his hair whitened, he grew it out. He also grew a beard from his initial striped facial hair. During Roger's last year alive, Rayleigh was noticeably taller, reaching almost the same height as his former captain. Regardless of his age, Rayleigh is a muscular man with a broad chest and well-built body.[2]

   During Rayleigh's first appearance in Buggy's flashback, he wore a t-shirt with an ornately decorated collar, a motif that appeared even in the long coat he wore during the Battle of Edd War. He wore an orange shirt, light-brown spotted Bermuda shorts, and simple sandals. He also has a silver-colored coat hanging from his shoulders.[1]

   After the two-year timeskip, Rayleigh now wears a black T-shirt as well as his silver hooded cloak.

   Later after the Levely and his arrival on Amazon Lily, Rayleigh wore a yellow ochre top with sleeves and light-green pants with dark green zig-zag like diamond patterns.

   Gallery Main Series Silvers Rayleigh Manga Color Scheme Rayleigh's color scheme in the manga. Rayleigh At Age 40 Rayleigh at age 40. Rayleigh Edd War Rayleigh at age 51. Silvers Rayleigh at Age 52 Rayleigh's color scheme in the manga at age 52. Rayleigh 20 years ago Rayleigh at age 56. Rayleigh's Summit War Saga Outfit Rayleigh's outfit during the Summit War Saga. Rayleigh Without a Shirt On Rayleigh bare-chested at the beginning of the Post-War Arc. Rayleigh's Return to Sabaody Arc Outfit Rayleigh's first outfit in the Return to Sabaody Arc. Rayleigh's Return to Sabaody Arc Second Outfit Rayleigh's second outfit in the Return to Sabaody Arc. Rayleigh's Digitally Colored Manga Color Scheme Rayleigh's 500,000,000 Man Arc outfit in the Digitally Colored Manga. Rayleigh's Egghead outfit Rayleigh's outfit following the Levely Arc.

   Advertisement Video Games Silvers Rayleigh in One Py Berry Match Silvers Rayleigh in One Py Berry Match. Rayleigh Super Grand Battle X Rayleigh in One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X. Rayleigh Burning Will Rayleigh in One Piece: Burning Will. Rayleigh Thousand Storm Rayleigh (pre-timeskip) in One Piece Thousand Storm. Rayleigh Sabaody Suit Thousand Storm Rayleigh (post-timeskip) in One Piece Thousand Storm. Rayleigh First Mate Thousand Storm Rayleigh as first mate in One Piece Thousand Storm. Rayleigh Formal Thousand Storm Rayleigh's formal suit in One Piece Thousand Storm. Rayleigh Bounty Rush Rayleigh in One Piece Bounty Rush. Rayleigh Jumputi Rayleigh in Jumputi Heroes. Young Rayleigh Pirate Warriors 4 Young Rayleigh in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4. Rayleigh Dream Pointer Rayleigh in One Piece: Dream Pointer. Other Silvers Rayleigh Anime Concept Art Silvers Rayleigh's concept art from the anime. Rayleigh Wax Silvers Rayleigh's wax figurine made by Diego. Log Promise Silvers Rayleigh's attire from One Piece Log Collection. Silvers Rayleigh's Wanted Poster Rayleigh's non-canon wanted poster as seen in One Piece: Stampede. Personality Light-hearted, casual, fun-loving, and righteous, Rayleigh's attributes bear a striking resemblance to his former captain, Roger in the present day. When he served as first-mate, however, he was shown to have been more impatient, rational, and serious when compared to most other hands and sailors, easily irritated with the antics of the younger crew, and being more of a disciplinarian. His more serious demeanour also gave him some advantages, being the only one among his compatriots not to fall for Shakky's beauty and charm. However, he has mellowed since his crew disbanded, becoming much more relaxed even when training Luffy. While often casual, with a hint of seriousness and extreme strength hiding behind his glasses, Rayleigh enjoys going with the flow and appearing in unexpected places and in unexpected ways, especially given his status and age.

   Rayleigh is not often headstrong, looking before he leaps and taking time to plan ahead before taking action, although he does not hesitate to act if need be. Even when entering into an unfortunate or unplanned situation, such as engaging a Marine Admiral in combat or having his ship sink in the Sea King-infested waters of the Grand Line, Rayleigh remains completely calm, pushing forward through adversity with no hesitation. However, Rayleigh has something of a fatherly side to him. This is shown when it comes to Luffy and Hancock, and when pushed, Rayleigh is capable of anger when provoked. When Blackbeard invaded Amazon Lily and tried to kill Hancock, Rayleigh stared furiously towards him, even referring to him as a brat whom he did not like.

   He is typically open and talkative and, like Whitebeard, seems to enjoy talking about the past and its great times, as well as the good old days of their nearly bygone era. In spite of this, he appeared reluctant to get into the darker topic of the Void Century. He was willing to divulge the whole truth to Nico Robin if she wished, but she declined his offer. He is also wise and somewhat cautious, well aware of his own limitations and that he is far past his prime. He often comments on his age and how his body "does not work the way it used to", much like Garp, and Whitebeard. In spite of his legendary status, Rayleigh admitted he would be no match for Blackbeard in a straight-up fight at his age and was gambling on his reputation to scare him off.

   As stated by Shakky, he loves alcohol and women, which he proved when he was first introduced, saving Camie from being mistreated by Disco while holding a hip flask. He prefers to be called "Ray-san". Despite once being enemies with the Whitebeard Pirates, Rayleigh shows great respect for their captain, like Roger, and shed a tear for Whitebeard's passing.

   Advertisement Relationships Roger Pirates Rayleigh's relationship with most of the Roger Pirates is unknown. However, he had a close relationship with his captain, Gol D. Roger. He later became the first mate of the Oro Jackson, the ship of the man who would conquer the Grand Line and be crowned by the world as the Pirate King. Though he was close comrades with them, he tended to be exasperated with their antics, such as them attacking the Kuja Pirates to abduct Shakky, only to be easily defeated by them.

   Gol D. Roger Rayleigh had a very close friendship with Roger, being his first mate and having known each other for many decades, to the point where he was called 'partner' by the Pirate King. After the man gave himself to the Marines, Rayleigh was unable to bring himself to directly witness the execution of his closest friend. He toasted a drink to the man with both tears and laughter as the blades passed and downed a glass as his first act in the Great Pirate Era.

   Buggy and Shanks Buggy and Shanks' repeated bickering with each other often led to them being punished by Rayleigh. Despite that, Buggy and Shanks still have much respect for the former first mate of the crew.

   Rayleigh was aware that Buggy was a pirate in the East Blue, which means he kept tabs on him. Twelve years ago, after Shanks saved Luffy from being eaten by the Lord of the Coast, Shanks reunited with Rayleigh at Sabaody Archipelago and told him about Luffy, which made Rayleigh curious to meet the boy.

   Crocus He seems to appreciate Crocus for maintaining the Pirate King's health during their voyage in the New World. Despite the doctor's brief time with them, Rayleigh considers him a valued crewmate and expressed a desire to see him again.

   Kouzuki Oden Like the rest of the crew, he held Oden in high regard. Rayleigh wanted to help him make Wano Country open to the rest of the world, though Oden declined the offer.

   Advertisement Family Shakuyaku Rayleigh uncomfortable with Shakuyaku's affection in the past. Rayleigh uncomfortable with Shakuyaku's affection in the past.

   Rayleigh has known Shakuyaku for over 44 years, as she was the Kuja Pirates' First Mate, with his crew often squabbling with the Kuja in attempts to get her to join the Roger Pirates. He was the only one among the crew who did not make a fool of himself in her presence, which Shakuyaku took notice of, and she took a liking to him.[14] Roughly 2 years after this encounter, Rayleigh became aware of Shakuyaku's feelings for him when he was given a love letter from her telling him to come and get her. However, Rayleigh abstained from pursuing a relationship, and while Roger found out and was angered, Rayleigh admitted that though he was interested, he merely did not want to be tied down.

   40 years ago, when the crew went to Shakky's Rip-off Bar, Rayleigh chose to remain on the ship while the rest of the crew went to visit her. The following year after learning Shakuyaku was kidnapped, Rayleigh was notably distressed, but when he and the rest of the crew learned that she was captured as a slave on God Valley, Rayleigh and the rest of the crew passionately set out to rescue her. Upon rescuing her from Shepherd Sommers, Rayleigh embraced Shakuyaku and broke into tears, relieved that she was safe.

   At some point after the disbandment of the Roger Pirates and Shakuyaku's retirement from pirate life, Rayleigh and Shakuyaku settled down together, becoming business partners and a married couple.[10] When he had gone missing for the previous six months before her introduction, she was not worried because she knew what Rayleigh was capable of. Shakky and Rayleigh are in an open marriage, as she casually mentioned Rayleigh's relationships with other women without being bothered by it.[15] Upon meeting Luffy, she informed him of the other major pirates that had arrived on the island around the same time as him. She then told them that they might find Rayleigh at Sabaody Park. After the Straw Hat Pirates returned from the Human Auctioning House, where they found Rayleigh, he and the entire Straw Hat crew gathered at Shakky's bar. Rayleigh trusts her implicitly, and he knows her qualities. With her deductions, Rayleigh managed to find Luffy after the war.

   Friends Hatchan Hatchan is friends with Silvers Rayleigh after saving the pirate from a shipwreck as a child. Since then, the two were on good terms, but Rayleigh disapproved of Hatchan joining Fisher Tiger's Sun Pirates.[16]

   Advertisement Straw Hat Pirates After meeting them during the Celestial Dragon Hit-and-Run Incident, Rayleigh assisted the Straw Hat Pirates on several occasions. He coated the Thousand Sunny for free, and he also defended the crew from Kizaru. After the Straw Hats got back together two years after the Summit War of Marineford, he taught Nami the technicalities of sailing a coated ship. When the Marines pursued the crew, Rayleigh helped the Straw Hats escape.

   Monkey D. Luffy Rayleigh and Luffy bonding during the timeskip. Rayleigh and Luffy bonding during the timeskip.

   Ever since Rayleigh had heard about Luffy from Shanks, he had wanted to meet him face-to-face. When Luffy found him on the Sabaody Archipelago, he was excited about hearing stories about Gol D. Roger. The more they talked, the more amused Rayleigh felt as he compared Luffy's demeanor to his old captain, just as Shanks had. He, like Shakky, has great expectations for him after Luffy stated his belief that the Pirate King has the most freedom on the sea. After the war at Marineford, he swam across the Calm Belt to reach Amazon Lily, where Luffy had been recuperating from his injuries and from the loss of Ace. From there, he helped Luffy break into Marineford with Jinbe in order for him to send the secret message to his crew. Rayleigh also mentored Luffy on how to master all three different forms of Haki over the course of a year and a half. Luffy strongly respected Rayleigh as a teacher, as he was even willing to endure hunger as punishment.[17]

   After the two-year timeskip, it is apparent that both of them became close from their training together. As he headed towards the Thousand Sunny, Luffy shouted to Rayleigh that he would become the Pirate King, leaving Rayleigh with a smile and tears in his eyes. Rayleigh himself later proudly proclaimed Luffy as his pupil to the Marines. When Luffy set sail, Rayleigh compared his late captain to Luffy, claiming that destiny is slowly but surely taking shape and that Luffy has become a man well fit to wear that Straw Hat.

   Jinbe Rayleigh also seems to have developed a friendship with the former Warlord of the Sea, Jinbe. At first, Jinbe could not believe his eyes when he saw Rayleigh in Amazon Lily. He took part in stealing a Marine ship, circling around Marineford, and the ringing of the Ox Bell.

   Boa Hancock Due to her hellish experience at the hands of the World Nobles, Hancock has a bitter hatred towards all men. However, Rayleigh is one of the few exceptions to this hatred because of his relationship with Shakuyaku and previously helping Hancock and her sisters return to Amazon Lily after their escape from Mary Geoise. While her sisters were shocked to see Rayleigh on Amazon Lily, Hancock remained single-minded about Luffy, only realizing later that Rayleigh was there. Hancock also permitted him to stay in Amazon Lily. Later, after parting ways with Jinbe, Hancock took Luffy and Rayleigh to Rusukaina Island for Luffy's special training. She said she would bring food for Luffy every day from Amazon Lily. When Rayleigh told her that no women would be allowed on the island during Luffy's training, she was furious but calmed down when Rayleigh told her that it was all for Luffy's own good. After the abolition of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, both he and Shakuyaku would go to Amazon Lily to help out the Kuja, where he would run into Blackbeard attacking the island and make a deal with him and the Marines for Hancock to reverse the effect of her Devil Fruit ability, and then everyone would leave afterwards.[18]

   Advertisement Gloriosa Gloriosa is good friends with Rayleigh and Shakky, with the latter being her First Mate. In the past, the Kuja Pirates and the Roger Pirates clashed due to their attempts to get Shakky to become one of their crewmates. Roughly four years before the God Valley Incident, Gloriosa joined the Rocks Pirates, making them enemies on opposing crews. However, she and Rayleigh eventually became close friends, as he is one of the few people who refer to her by her birth name, Gloriosa. Before her return to Amazon Lily, Gloriosa lived with Rayleigh and Shakky on Sabaody Archipelago while sheltering the Gorgon Sisters after their escape from the World Nobles.

   Enemies World Government Rayleigh is an enemy of the World Government. He is one of the few people who know the true history and was willing to tell Robin about the Void Century, but she denied wanting to know further. The government considers such people a great threat.

   Marines In the past, Rayleigh and the other Roger Pirates encountered several Marines, especially Monkey D. Garp. The fact that he was a member of one of the strongest pirate crews made him a formidable enemy of the Marines. When Rayleigh fought Kizaru, he told him that if he were to get rid of his wanted poster, he could go into peaceful retirement. This means that Rayleigh still has an active bounty, though the amount has yet to be revealed. Kizaru replied that Rayleigh's bounty cannot simply be forgotten, as being a pirate, especially a member of the Roger Pirates, carries the crimes throughout one's entire life.[8]

   Whitebeard Pirates As a member of the Roger Pirates, Rayleigh had a rivalry with the Whitebeard Pirates. Nevertheless, as with his captain, Rayleigh has great respect for Edward Newgate and even shed a tear for the man's death at the pinnacle of the Summit War of Marineford.

   Chinjao Chinjao apparently holds a grudge against Rayleigh, as when Luffy reveals Rayleigh is the one who taught him to control Haki, Chinjao expressed displeasure to know the Pirate King's right hand still lives.[19]

   Blackbeard Even when Rayleigh first met Marshall D. Teach years ago back when he was still a member of the Whitebeard Pirates, while both the Roger and Whitebeard Pirates were rivals, despite Rayleigh having some respect for Whitebeard's crew, Teach was the only member on that crew whom Rayleigh despised. This hatred would grow, not only for Blackbeard's actions in killing his former captain but also for stealing Whitebeard's powers and claiming his territories for his own. Rayleigh continued to despise Blackbeard even more after the latter invaded Amazon Lily and tried to kill Boa Hancock. While Rayleigh was successful in scaring off the Emperor and foiling his plan, Rayleigh admitted he would not win if he had fought Blackbeard head on.

   Due to Teach's original role as an apprentice pirate on the Whitebeard Pirates, Rayleigh mockingly called him "Whitebeard's Cabin Boy" when he confronted the latter at Amazon Lily.

   Advertisement Other Vegapunk Although the two have never met each other, Rayleigh considers Vegapunk a fool for revealing many secrets about the Void Century to the world, which he considers something that people of their age should not talk about, as it is something that people of the younger generations should figure out for themselves.

   Abilities and Powers “ Awesome... the Pirate King's crew can defeat a monster like that without touching it. ” — Luffy after witnessing Rayleigh's Haki.[20]

   As the "Right Hand of the Pirate King", Rayleigh is considered a living legend[21] and one of the strongest pirates in history, said to be comparable to his late captain Roger and his crewmate Scopper Gaban in his prime.[22] A man of worldwide renown, Rayleigh is famous among pirates and civilians alike, with Sanji even commenting about the widespread knowledge of his name. During his youth, Rayleigh has faced and survived countless confrontations against extremely powerful and dangerous adversaries in his own right, such as the Rocks Pirates, the Marines, and the Whitebeard Pirates, making him a true veteran and one of the most experienced pirates in the world. Rayleigh was strong enough to knock a Knight of God flying into a wall with one attack during the Incident of God Valley.[23]

   Despite his old age, Shakuyaku stated that he was "100 times stronger" than all of the Super Rookies by the time they first arrived on the Sabaody Archipelago.[24] In his younger days, Rayleigh fought alongside his crew in battles against powerful adversaries like the Marines, Whitebeard Pirates, and Rocks Pirates, making him a true veteran and one of the most experienced pirates in the world. He also commanded the rest of Roger's crew as his first mate and held several duties, like supervising his subordinates, including the young apprentices Buggy and Shanks.

   When Vice Admiral Garp was informed that Rayleigh may be on the Sabaody Archipelago, he told his men not to confront him, nor should Fleet Admiral Sengoku be informed. Garp reasoned that the Marines should not confront two legends, Whitebeard and Rayleigh, at the same time and even admitted that if the Marines were to make an honest attempt at capturing Rayleigh, they would need to do serious preparation if they did not want to lose countless soldiers in the attempt, a true testament to his extraordinary strength.[25] His reputation alone was enough to have Blackbeard, one of the Four Emperors who had spent two years mastering the Yami Yami no Mi and the Gura Gura no Mi, retreat from Amazon Lily.[26]

   Rayleigh's immense battle prowess allowed him to fight on par with Admiral Kizaru, preventing him from attacking the Straw Hat Pirates. However, he himself has admitted that he is not as young as he used to be and, as a result, can tire in battle.[27] He also stated that due to his old age, he would likely be incapable of defeating Blackbeard.[26] This implies that when he was in the prime of his strength, he might have been able to beat Admiral Kizaru and pose a serious threat to Blackbeard. Kizaru himself acknowledged that the World Government would have to do more than just send him, a battalion of Marines, and a unit of Pacifistas so they could actually have a chance of capturing or killing the Dark King.

   Rayleigh is also an expert in the coating business, as he performs such operations for various pirate ships heading down to Fish-Man Island,[28] and he understands the workings of deep-sea currents.[29]

   Advertisement Intelligence Rayleigh has an extremely crafty and cunning mentality; he has managed to evade the grasp of the expansive World Government for over 20 years and quickly learned to exploit the slave-trading business on Sabaody Archipelago for personal gain (getting himself caught and sold to a wealthy bidder before escaping and robbing his "master"). Calm and level-headed at virtually any and all times, he was the individual to break up arguments and disputes aboard the Oro Jackson as first mate and the right-hand man to Gol D. Roger himself.

   Rayleigh knows the "true history" of the world from his time with Roger. However, he has also stated that, as a pirate crew lacking the archaeological knowledge of scholars of Ohara's caliber, they could have interpreted that information differently than the Ohara scholars.[30] However, this is questionable given the Roger Pirates had Kouzuki Oden, who possessed the knowledge on how to read and write the language on the Poneglyphs.

   Another noticeable trait of Rayleigh is his incredible perceptive and deductive capability. This is shown when he was (within a matter of moments) easily able to deduce what had happened after ending up on the slave auction stage on the Sabaody Archipelago.

   Rayleigh is also good at intimidation and false threats; by using his legendary reputation, he could intimidate both the Marines and Blackbeard Pirates into obediently leaving Amazon Lily, including Blackbeard himself, who had grown more powerful than Rayleigh, into giving up on stealing Boa Hancock's Devil Fruit.

   Rayleigh is a very capable teacher; in a year and a half, he taught Luffy all the basics of Haki and how to better utilize his Devil Fruit, allowing Luffy to use Gear 2 and Gear 3 without their side effects and create Gear 4. Luffy would also remember Rayleigh's lessons to help him master advanced levels of Haki. This would all greatly contribute to Luffy's rise as one of the Four Emperors a few months after completing his training under Rayleigh.

   Physical Abilities Rayleigh possesses immense physical strength despite his elderly age. He was capable of killing several Sea Kings with his bare hands even after swimming to Amazon Lily from outside the Calm Belt.[31] In the anime, he could throw bullets with extreme force and accuracy to destroy cannonballs fired at him.[32]

   Rayleigh is extremely fast and possesses extraordinary reflexes. When removing Camie's exploding collar, he patiently calculated the time when the collar released itself and quickly tossed it away before it detonated.[33] He could also intercept Kizaru's attack when the admiral was about to kill Roronoa Zoro,[34] and also managed to keep up with his light-enhanced speed.[35]

   Advertisement Swordsmanship Rayleigh is a tremendously skilled and powerful swordsman with decades of combat experience since his time with the Roger Pirates. He was able to fight on equal grounds with Admiral Kizaru, who himself is a highly skilled swordsman when wielding his Ama no Murakumo, and managed to cut and draw blood from the admiral's face by combining Armament Haki with his swordsmanship. This is even more impressive given that Rayleigh has not used his sword in quite a while due to being retired.[36] He can also create powerful compressed air slashes, as shown when he cut the ground to prevent Marines from chasing after Luffy.[37]

   Techniques Rayleigh using Higanbana. Rayleigh using Higanbana.

   Higanbana (彼岸刃鉈ひがんばな, Higanbana?, lit. "Opposite Shore, Blade Hatchet"): Rayleigh crosses his arms with his sword in his right hand, then swings his arms open while slashing with his blade. This attack was first used against Shepherd Sommers, who was sent flying through a wall as a result of being hit.[23] The name of the technique is pun on higanbana (彼岸花?), the Japanese name of the red spider lily; in Japanese Buddhism, higan (彼岸?) is both a holiday celebrated around the autumnal equinox (which involves the planting of red spider lilies) and a term that refers to attaining nirvana. In the VIZ translation, the technique is called Spider Lily Steel. Non-Canon Techniques Meio no Issen (冥王の一閃, Meiō no Issen?, lit. "Dark King's Flash"): Rayleigh dashes through his opponent at incredibly high speeds while slashing them with his sword. This is Rayleigh's Skill 1 in One Piece Bounty Rush. It is called The Dark King's Flash in the English release. Meio no Kyoshu (冥王の強襲, Meiō no Kyōshū?, lit. "Dark King's Assault"): Rayleigh swings his sword around himself 360 degrees to generate a powerful shockwave. This is young Rayleigh's Skill 1 in One Piece Bounty Rush. It is called The Dark King's Onslaught in the English release. Meio no Zangeki (冥王の斬撃, Meiō no Zangeki?, lit. "Dark King's Slash"): Rayleigh sends out powerful air slashes from his sword towards the enemy. Used as young Rayleigh's Skill 2 in One Piece Bounty Rush. It is called The Dark King's Slash in the English release. Meio no Iai (冥王の居合, Meiō no Iai?, lit. "Dark King's Iai"): Rayleigh slides past his enemy in a dash while slashing them with his sword. In One Piece Bounty Rush, this is the Skill 1 of the "Pirate King's Right Hand" Rayleigh unit. It is called "The Dark King's Iai" in the English release. Meio no Senshi (冥王の穿刺, Meiō no Senshi?, lit. "Dark King's Pierce"): Rayleigh lunges forward and thrusts his sword into his opponent, while also generating a massive shockwave with his sword in the process. In One Piece Bounty Rush, this is the Skill 2 of the "Pirate King's Right Hand" Rayleigh unit. It is called The Dark King's Lunge in the English release.

   Advertisement Haki Main article: Haki Rayleigh is one of the very few people in the world who can use all three types of Haki. He is also a capable teacher, as he taught Luffy about each type of Haki and trained him in the basics.[12]

   Supreme King Haki Rayleigh using Supreme King Haki. Rayleigh using Supreme King Haki.

   Rayleigh possesses immense mastery in the usage of Supreme King Haki, a rare form of Haki that only one in several million people in the world can use. His level of skill is enough to render a specific target or entire crowds completely unconscious, as shown when he knocked out Rosward Shalria before disabling an entire hall room full of hostiles.[38] Rayleigh's Supreme King Haki was at least twice as potent as Luffy's by the time of the Fish-Man Island Arc; Rayleigh could have knocked out all 100,000 of the New Fish-Man Pirates opposing the Straw Hats, whereas Luffy overwhelmed only half that.[39] Most notably, he is among the small "handful" of users who are capable of using the advanced application of this type of Haki, able to "infuse" his body or objects with Supreme King Haki to increase his attack power, signified by thin streams of black lightning emanating from his body.[18] In the anime, he visibly infuses his sword with this Haki along with his body with notable lightning that incapacitates several Blackbeard Pirates in the area.

   Armament Haki Rayleigh is a master of Armament Haki, which allowed him to kick and redirect an attack from Kizaru,[40] and hurt Luffy with a simple flick.[12] He is able to imbue his Haki into certain parts of his body or objects to harden them[17] and emit his Haki, an advanced application, to repel and injure opponents without touching them directly.[12] He is also able to use a high-grade version of this technique, in which he channels his Haki into his opponent or objects and destroys his opponent or objects from the inside out.[33]

   In the anime, when Rayleigh uses advanced Armament Haki, it is shown as a red-colored flowing aura. In the anime, he was able to block a kick from Marco in his hybrid form with a single Armament-coated finger.[41]

   Observation Haki Rayleigh is a master of Observation Haki. He could sense that there were five hundred creatures on Rusukaina who were stronger than Luffy before his training had begun and used it to dodge an elephant's attack with his eyes closed.[12] When he arrived at Amazon Lily, Rayleigh was able to sense that Luffy was on the island.[42] He also has knowledge of the advanced application of this type of Haki and how high-level users can see into the future.[43]

   Advertisement Weapons Rayleigh's first sword. Rayleigh's first sword.

   Rayleigh possesses a double-edged straight sword, with a cross hilt and a large round pommel, roughly half as long as his body height. When he defended Luffy from the Marines, he used a katana, which he keeps in a sheath.

   History Past Rayleigh and Roger's first meeting. Rayleigh and Roger's first meeting.

   During his youth, Rayleigh stole a ship due to his house burning down and needing a place to live. Sometime after that, he met Gol D. Roger, who was impressed by the ship. Roger said that it was a fated meeting and asked Rayleigh to join him. Rayleigh simply laughed at his invitation and declined his offer.[44] Despite his initial refusal, Rayleigh later engaged in piracy and became first mate of the Roger Pirates.

   Around 44 years ago, the Roger Pirates attacked the Kuja Pirates, with the goal of having Shakuyaku join them. Unfortunately, everyone, save for Rayleigh, was too lovestruck by her to actually fight, leading to her easily subduing nearly the entire crew. Rayleigh was left annoyed as Shakky had her subordinates steal their treasure, although his composure was broken by a bit of her flirting toward him. While the Kuja attempted to make off with the treasure, Gaban spotted Garp's ship in the distance, forcing the Kuja to flee from the incoming threat. While they did so, Roger rallied his men in preparation for a fight.[14]

   42 years ago, sometime following one of their usual "battles" with the Kuja Pirates, Rayleigh met privately with Roger to discuss Shakky, who had just quit her crew. Roger mentioned that Shakky had seemed sick, to which Rayleigh revealed that he had received a love letter from her telling him to come and get her. Roger was enraged by Rayleigh's lack of interest in Shakky, forcing Rayleigh to try to justify it as simply not wanting to be tied down. Unfortunately, it was not enough, and the whole interaction ended up putting Roger into a sulk.

   Sometime after, news reached the crew that Shakky had settled down on Hachinosu. With encouragement from his crew, Roger snapped out of his bad mood and declared that they would sail to find her. Come 40 years ago, they did. Under the excuse of not feeling well, Rayleigh remained on the ship and sang "Binks' Sake", while the rest of the crew went to visit Shakky. His lack of a presence ended up greatly disappointing her and caused her to faint.[45] A year later, Shakky was abducted from Hachinosu, the news of which distressed Rayleigh and the rest of the crew.

   Rayleigh rescuing Shakky. Rayleigh rescuing Shakky.

   38 years ago, after learning that she was to be given away as a slave on God Valley, Rayleigh and the rest of the crew promptly set out to rescue her.[46] The Roger Pirates clashed with the Rocks Pirates and the Knights of God, taking part in what would later be known as the God Valley Incident.[47] During said incident, Rayleigh was given the go-ahead by Roger to be the one to rescue Shakky. His timing proved ideal, as Shepherd Sommers, one of the Knights of God, was preparing to kill her at that moment. Rayleigh quickly attacked Sommers and pushed him into a wall before he could do so, successfully saving Shakky's life. Afterward, Rayleigh apologized for not having sought her out sooner, and the two tearfully embraced. Before they could share intimate words, however, Roger and Gaban reminded them of the precarious situation outside, forcing them to flee.[23] As they fled, Rayleigh attempted to tell her something, but Shakky hushed him, having already known what it was.[48] After dropping Shakky off at their ship, Rayleigh and Gaban rushed back inland to assist Roger and Garp.[49]

   Rayleigh and Gaban rescue Garp and Roger. Rayleigh and Gaban rescue Garp and Roger.

   By the time they arrived, the fight was already over, with all three of the combatants downed. While the Knights of God finished off Rocks, Rayleigh and Gaban made off with Roger and Garp, successfully rescuing the pair. After dropping off Garp with the Marines and escaping the collapsing island, the Roger Pirates successfully got away with all of their objectives completed on God Valley. Sometime later, while spending time with Shakky, Roger became well enough to finally open the treasure they secured. However, to everyone's shock, a baby Shanks was present in one of the treasure chests.[50][51]

   28 years before the current storyline, Roger fell ill from an incurable disease, leading the crew to take one final journey together and venture into the Grand Line together. At some point, Rayleigh scolded Buggy and Shanks for constantly arguing over whether the North Pole or South Pole was colder and shortly after joined the rest of the crew in a battle against an unnamed enemy ship.[1]

   In the New World at Edd War, Buggy panicked at the potential conflict between two infamous pirate crews: the Roger Pirates and the Golden Lion Pirates. Rayleigh was present, and he held Buggy back, telling him not to worry. When Roger rejected Shiki's offer to become his right-hand man, Rayleigh prepared for battle along with the other Roger Pirates. A battle between the two crews ensued, and a change in the weather allowed the Roger Pirates to sink half of Shiki's ships.[52]

   At some point 26 years ago, the Roger Pirates were causing a ruckus on an island. After defeating a group of Marines, they learned that the Whitebeard Pirates docked on the other side of the island.[53] The Roger Pirates were then confronted by Kouzuki Oden. Rayleigh and Scopper Gaban prepared to fight him, but Roger charged in and blew Oden away with a single slash. The Roger Pirates clashed with the Whitebeard Pirates for three days. After the battle, the crews formed a truce and exchanged gifts. The Roger Pirates were later joined by Oden and his family as well as Inuarashi and Nekomamushi. At some point, the Roger Pirates visited Skypiea.[54]

   Rayleigh and the Roger Pirates celebrating reaching Laugh Tale. Rayleigh and the Roger Pirates celebrating reaching Laugh Tale.

   After leaving Skypiea, the crew's voyage took them to Water 7, one of the Wolf bridges, Sabaody Archipelago, and Fish-Man Island. Sometime later, they left Kouzuki Toki, Momonosuke, Hiyori, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi at Wano Country. Sometime after the visit to Zou, the Roger Pirates finally reached Laugh Tale.[55]

   A year before his death, Roger disbanded the crew in secret. Roger was the first to leave, and the crew tearfully parted ways with him. They later returned Oden to Wano Country, and they bid farewell to him as well.[56]

   Before he handed himself over to the Marines, Roger told Rayleigh that he would not die. Unwilling to watch the execution of his closest friend, Rayleigh toasted a drink to the man with a laugh as the blades passed and downed a glass as his first act in the Great Pirate Era.[57] Rayleigh stated that he laughed (and cried and drank) nonetheless upon hearing the message that Roger had left the world.

   Sometime later, Rayleigh was saved by a young Hatchan from drowning in a shipwreck. Since then, Rayleigh has been on good terms with Hachi. He, along with Shakuyaku and Nyon, also helped protect the Gorgon Sisters after their escape from slavery from the World Nobles. Eventually, Rayleigh became a coating mechanic on Sabaody Archipelago and, at some point, married Shakuyaku.[10]

   When news of Shiki's escape reached Rayleigh, he remarked on it and wondered what Shiki was up to.[52]

   12 years prior to the series, Rayleigh met his former apprentice Shanks again and noticed the latter lost his arm and his hat. Rayleigh asked him what occurred as he told him of a boy that he met in the East Blue who had the same passion as his former captain. Intrigued, Rayleigh desired to meet this boy someday.[58]

   He had been missing for six months prior to Luffy's arrival on the archipelago.[59]

   The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

   Advertisement One Piece Episode A The Spade Pirates came across Rayleigh when they needed to have their ship coated in order to reach Fish-Man Island, with the Masked Deuce and him hitting it off. Rayleigh then coated their ship, with none of the Spade Pirates, except for Skull realizing who he was.

   Concludes non-canon section.

   Summit War Saga Sabaody Archipelago Arc Rayleigh let himself be captured to be sold as a slave, and when the mermaid Camie was brought into the Human Auctioning House, Rayleigh discreetly used Supreme King Haki to knock out Disco, although his fellow slave Stansen recognized what he did.[60] As an auction took place, Rayleigh broke out of his cell and stole the money that people had bid for their slaves before making his way to the auction stage. There, he saw Hatchan and ascertained that he and his allies, the Straw Hat Pirates, had attacked a World Noble to save Camie. Rayleigh then unleashed Supreme King Haki, knocking out most of the people in the auction hall, and he recognized Monkey D. Luffy, saying he had wanted to meet the Straw Hat captain.[61]

   Rayleigh thanking Luffy for protecting Hatchan. Rayleigh thanking Luffy for protecting Hatchan.

   Rayleigh then grabbed Camie's exploding collar and ripped it off, tossing it aside before it could explode. He surveyed the room and saw that the Kid Pirates and Heart Pirates, along with the Straw Hats, had survived his Haki blast, and he then turned his attention to Hatchan, thanking the Straw Hats for protecting him. The pirates then headed out of the auction hall, and Rayleigh told the Straw Hats to meet him at Grove 13 later.[33] After the three pirate crews had fought through the Marines laying siege to the auction house, Rayleigh was able to run off with Hatchan.[62]

   Robin asks Rayleigh about the Void Century. Robin asks Rayleigh about the Void Century.

   Rayleigh and the Straw Hats made it to Shakky's Rip-off Bar with Hatchan, Camie, and Pappag, and Rayleigh revealed to Luffy who he was and how he knew Hatchan. He then revealed to the Straw Hats what had really happened to Roger, and they talked about Crocus and Shanks.[63] Nico Robin then asked Rayleigh about the Void Century and Roger's writing on the Poneglyph in Skypiea but opted to continue researching for herself after Rayleigh warned about how she might use the information. Usopp then asked if the One Piece existed, but was stopped by Luffy, who wanted to discover the One Piece for himself. Rayleigh asked Luffy if he really intended to conquer the New World, as Luffy states he will become the freest man on the sea if he is Pirate King. Rayleigh was impressed by his ideology, seeing the similarities to Roger like Shanks saw. Rayleigh then went to coat the Straw Hats' ship, not charging them anything in return for them helping Hatchan, and gave them his Vivre Card, telling them to find him in three days.[30]

   Rayleigh redirecting Kizaru's attack. Rayleigh redirecting Kizaru's attack.

   A short time later, Marine Admiral Kizaru came and attacked the Straw Hats, but before he could kill Roronoa Zoro, Rayleigh came in and intercepted him.[64] Rayleigh tried to see if Kizaru would leave the Straw Hats alone, but Kizaru would not abandon his mission. The Straw Hats immediately started running away, and Kizaru attempted to go after them, but Rayleigh stopped him with a sword.[65] As Rayleigh sparred with Kizaru, he witnessed Warlord of the Sea Bartholomew Kuma joining some Pacifistas who were attacking the Straw Hats and saw as Kuma made the Straw Hats disappear. Kuma then went to Rayleigh and revealed that he was an officer of the Revolutionary Army and was acting to help the Straw Hats escape.[66] Rayleigh watched as Kuma then transported the remaining Straw Hats off the island.[67]

   Advertisement Marineford Arc Rayleigh shedding a tear for Whitebeard's death. Rayleigh shedding a tear for Whitebeard's death.

   While Whitebeard's death was aired at Sabaody, Rayleigh, who had escaped Kizaru's arrest, watched from afar while drinking. He remarked that Whitebeard was finally dead with a smile on his face and tears in his eyes.[68]

   Post-War Arc After the Summit War of Marineford, Rayleigh set off on a ship to Amazon Lily. However, before he could even reach the Calm Belt, his ship sank in a storm and thus forced him to swim the rest of the way to the island. He killed several Sea Kings when he was getting closer to the shore of the island, something which surprised and almost frightened the Heart Pirates who were watching from the shore. When he got to the shore, he remembered Trafalgar Law from the Sabaody Archipelago and told them he thought Luffy was on the island.

   Rayleigh reunites with Sandersonia, Marigold, and Nyon. Rayleigh reunites with Sandersonia, Marigold, and Nyon.

   He saw Luffy and Jinbe coming toward him. When Luffy asked about his crew, Rayleigh said he doubted they were all back yet. After telling Luffy that Law said to take it easy for another two weeks, he proceeded to greet Nyon, Boa Hancock, and her sisters, whom he had met 13 years ago; he had protected them when they had escaped from the Celestial Dragons. Elder Nyon is an old friend of his, and Rayleigh passed on a message from Shakky. He reassured them that the Marines would not even think to look for Luffy on Amazon Lily and that he was completely safe there.

   Rayleigh recalled what Kuma whispered to him back on the archipelago. He explained that Kuma told him about the general direction in which he sent Luffy, which happened to lead right to Amazon Lily. After going back through the events of the war with Shakky, she was able to surmise (correctly on all three accounts) that Boa Hancock was hiding Luffy on her home island, that she was doing so out of love for Luffy, and also as a means of hiding him from the Marines. Rayleigh commented that a woman's intuition was a truly frightening thing. He said he would get to the main reason he came to find Luffy. Rayleigh asked him if he wanted to return to Sabaody, and Luffy replied yes. Rayleigh reminded him of what happened there before, saying that gathering his crew there again would lead to the same result as before. He started to propose an idea he has to Luffy, giving him the choice of rejecting it if he so chooses.[69]

   He infiltrated Marineford with Luffy and Jinbe and took part in stealing a Marine ship and circling Marineford once with it. He was on the Perfume Yuda, with two Kuja Pirates pulling on his cheek. He told Luffy that his crew most likely got the meaning of his message, due to its abnormal nature, and said that he had a hunch that the others would understand the message.[70]

   Rayleigh demonstrating Armament Haki to Luffy on an attacking elephant. Rayleigh demonstrating Armament Haki to Luffy on an attacking elephant.

   He and Luffy went to Rusukaina for special training. Rayleigh told Hancock that none of the Kujas are allowed on the island during the training and that if she was worried, then she should pray for Luffy. Once the Kuja Pirates left, Rayleigh began Luffy's training by mentioning that the island was once inhabited, but the chaotic climate changes and the ferocious nature of the wildlife eventually killed all the natives. As a wild elephant came charging at them, Rayleigh explained the basic concepts of Haki, using the elephant as a demonstration for them. Rayleigh told Luffy that there are three kinds of Haki: Observation Haki, Armament Haki, and Supreme King Haki. He used Observation Haki to dodge the elephant's attack and used Armament Haki to repel the elephant. When Luffy started to understand Haki, Rayleigh subdued the elephant using the Supreme King Haki.

   The two began training on the island. Luffy realized that he had seen these techniques before in some form or another during his adventures. Rayleigh hoped to use those two years to teach him the basics of controlling the different types of Haki, as it would take longer with a normal person.[12]

   Advertisement During the Timeskip During Luffy's training, he developed Gear 4. Luffy asked Rayleigh on how to improve its attack power, and Rayleigh warned him about the consequences of using this technique.[71]

   Rayleigh training Luffy in Haki. Rayleigh training Luffy in Haki.

   While teaching Observation Haki to Luffy, he challenged Luffy to dodge 100 times while blindfolded or he would not be allowed to eat. When Luffy was attacking blindly, he accidentally hit Rayleigh's dinner, causing him to hit Luffy out of anger and annoyance as Luffy sensed his emotions. During a later conversation, Rayleigh remarked on how Luffy was proficient in sensing the feelings of living things. He also mentioned that there are people who can see a glimpse into the future with Observation Haki and asked Luffy what would he do if he met one of these people.[43]

   After teaching Luffy the basics of Haki, Rayleigh informed him that Haki can grow stronger when facing stronger foes.[72]

   Fish-Man Island Saga Return to Sabaody Arc Rayleigh at Shakky's bar two years later. Rayleigh at Shakky's bar two years later.

   Rayleigh returned to Sabaody Archipelago half a year before Luffy. In Shakky's bar, he commented on how strong the Straw Hat Pirates had become. He also finished coating the Thousand Sunny.[73]

   Rayleigh met Nami, Robin, Franky, Chopper, and Usopp on the Thousand Sunny. He informed them that Luffy had arrived on the island and is about to teach Nami on how to operate a coated ship. He told her to move the ship to Grove 42 and to wait until everyone assembled, saying it was finally time to restart.[74] Rayleigh went to Grove 46 to check up on Luffy. He also commented on how Luffy strengthened his Haki.

   After Luffy had declared that he would be the Pirate King, Rayleigh smiled with tears in his eyes.[75] As the Marines begin their pursuit, Rayleigh drew a line on the ground with his sword and warned the Marines not to cross it, declaring that Luffy is his student. By doing so, he bought some extra time for the Straw Hat Pirates to escape to Fish-Man Island.[76]

   Once the Straw Hats left, he revealed in a conversation with Shakky that a previous owner of Luffy's straw hat was in fact, Roger. After reminiscing about the day, he first met Roger, Rayleigh started tearing up and commented that Luffy is a man worthy of that hat. Rayleigh added that it is not a bad idea to live a little longer.[77]

   Advertisement Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc Rayleigh was gambling while reading the news of the Straw Hats' new bounties after the events at Dressrosa.[78]

   Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc After the World Government abolished the Seven Warlords of the Sea, Rayleigh and Shakuyaku sailed to Amazon Lily, which was already under attack by the Marines and the Blackbeard Pirates. Rayleigh threatened Teach who was choking Hancock and intimidated him into letting her go.[18]

   Final Saga Egghead Arc Weeks after the attack on Amazon Lily was over, Rayleigh sat with the current and former leaders of the island and discussed the situation and the Marines' new weapons, the Seraphim.[79]

   Sometime later, during the Egghead Incident, Rayleigh got drunk at Shakky's bar while listening to Vegapunk's world-wide message about the Void Century. When Vegapunk declared that the Roger Pirates had already discovered the full truth decades earlier, Rayleigh chastised Vegapunk for not letting the younger generation figure it out themselves.[80] As the broadcast neared its end, Rayleigh passed out drunk at the bar, so Shakky draped a blanket over him.[81]

   Major Battles Silvers Rayeligh vs. Shepherd Sommers Roger Pirates and Monkey D. Garp vs. Rocks Pirates (unseen) Roger Pirates vs. Whitebeard Pirates (several off-screen) Silvers Rayleigh vs. Marco (Anime-only) Roger Pirates vs. Golden Lion Pirates (Edd War) Silvers Rayleigh vs. Admiral Kizaru Silvers Rayleigh vs. numerous Sea Kings Silvers Rayleigh vs. a giant elephant Silvers Rayleigh vs. Marines

   Advertisement Anime and Manga Differences Silvers Rayleigh Young Rayleigh from Buggy's flashback as he appears in the manga. Rayleigh Buggy Flashback Digitally Colored Manga Rayleigh from Buggy's flashback in the Digitally Colored Manga. Young Rayleigh in the Anime Rayleigh from Buggy's flashback as he appears in the anime. In the manga, when a younger Rayleigh's glasses were briefly seen, they had a circular shape. In the anime initially, they had an oblong shape. In the same flashback in the anime, his scar is missing, presumably because the scar is difficult to see in the manga.[1] Also, Rayleigh's hair was black instead of the strawberry blond seen in later flashbacks. This changing of a character's design to a more generic one occurs several times in the series, notably with Marco.

   Rayleigh mentioning his second suggestion to Luffy was not in the manga. In the manga, Rayleigh is the only one who fights the elephant. It was never shown in the manga how Luffy, Jinbe and Rayleigh got back into Marineford. In the anime, Luffy's actions in Marineford are seen, though in the manga they were only explained later.

   In the final battle between the Roger Pirates and the Whitebeard Pirates, Rayleigh was shown briefly clashing with Marco, using his advanced Armament to stop the latter's attack with a single finger. In the manga, the battle as a whole was little elaborated upon.

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   Scopper Gaban is the legendary former navigator and top fighter of the Roger Pirates, widely known as the "Left Hand of the Pirate King" alongside Silvers Rayleigh. Nicknamed the "Mountain-Eater," Gaban is a powerhouse who wields twin axes and lives a retired life on Elbaph under the alias "Ya-san".Crew Role and IdentityPosition: Navigator and premier combatant of the Roger Pirates.Naming Scheme: Following Gol D. Roger (Gold) and Silvers Rayleigh (Silver), his name completes the precious metals motif with "Copper" (Scopper / S-copper).The "Sanji" Parallel: Similar to how Rayleigh mirrors Zoro as the right-hand man, Gaban historically filled a dynamic akin to the crew's third powerhouse and left-hand.Powers and AbilitiesThe Mountain-Eater: Earned his moniker after a feat where his axe swing infamously split or chopped down an entire mountain during battle.Advanced Haki: Possesses extraordinary command over Haki, including advanced Conqueror's Haki capable of bypassing elite regeneration abilities.Combat Skill: Even in old age, his physical might and battle awareness allow him to clash evenly with top tiers.Current Status and WhereaboutsElbaph Retirement: He resides on the giant island of Elbaph with his partner Ripley and their son Colon, affectionately known by local giants as "Ya-san".Final Saga Involvement: He has emerged as a key active figure during the Straw Hats' arrival in Elbaph, demonstrating his enduring strength against modern threats.Scopper Gaban was the former navigator and one of the top fighters of the Roger Pirates, famed as the "Left Arm of the Pirate King" and the "Mountain Eater". Alongside Gol D. Roger and Silvers Rayleigh, his combat strength and reputation established him as a core pillar of the legendary crew.Combat Style and Physical ProwessAxemanship: Gaban favors a pair of single-edged axes in combat, executing devastating physical strikes capable of leveling terrain.Superhuman Condition: He possesses extreme physical strength, stamina, and durability, allowing him to fight top-tier opponents effortlessly even in old age.Speed and Mobility: He displays blinding movement speed, capable of closing vast distances in seconds to intercept high-level threats.Haki MasteryConqueror’s Haki: Possesses immense mastery over Haoshoku Haki, using advanced applications capable of bypassing target regeneration and immortality.Armament Haki: Infuses his axes and physical attacks with heavy Busoshoku Haki to break through tough defenses.Observation Haki: A master of Kenbunshoku Haki, enabling him to sense hidden presences and use advanced techniques like future vision.Other SkillsNavigation: Served as the navigator for the Pirate King, charting courses through the most dangerous waters in the world.Tactical Intellect: Highly intelligent with vast experience from historical conflicts like the God Valley incident.

   Scopper Gaban is the legendary former navigator and "Left Hand" of the Gol D. Roger Pirates. Named after copper to complete Roger and Rayleigh’s gold-and-silver naming scheme, he is a powerhouse who fights with dual axes and mirrors Sanji's thematic role as a core combat wing of the captain.Core Identity & BackgroundEpithet: Known as the "Mountain Eater" (Yama-gurai) after a legendary battle where he single-handedly slaughtered a massive force of attackers and left a mountain stripped bare of trees.Naming Motif: Gol D. Roger (Gold), Silvers Rayleigh (Silver), and Scopper Gaban (Copper).Role: Served as the navigator who plotted the route to Laugh Tale and acted as a pragmatic, sharp-tongued voice of reason against Roger's recklessness.Later Life: Retired on Elbaph under the alias "Ya-san", marrying a giant woman named Ripley and having a son named Colon.Personality and TraitsZero Patience for Fluff: Famously blunt and straight-to-the-point.Fierce Pride: Readily corrects anyone who tries to rank him as significantly weaker than Silvers Rayleigh, maintaining that he is right beside him as the second strongest.Deep Loyalty: Acts with fierce protectiveness over his former captain's legacy and those he views as apprentices.Running Gags & QuirksThe "Preacher of Love": In his older years, Gaban leans heavily into a playful, amorous persona, introducing himself to the younger generation as a self-proclaimed "Missionary of Love" and declaring that love is free—much to the confusion of modern pirates.Crushing Hype vs. Casual Delivery: He possesses immense universe-shaking status and strength, yet treats massive modern milestones (like Luffy defeating Kaido) as not being all that extraordinary.The Eternal Skeptic / Nag: Similar to how he used to scold Roger or push to put down Oden early, his older self enjoys stirring up trouble, dropping massive lore bombs, and then playfully testing or grilling young upstarts on their backup plans.

   In the past, Gaban was a tall, well-built man with long black hair, with two thin strands of hair falling over his face. he initially wore a yellow t-shirt with two orange blotch-like patterns on the right side, blue pants, and a purple sash. He then wore a purple shirt, orange pants, and a pale-yellow sash. Personality Gaban can be very quick to get to the point, as he proposed stopping the rampaging Kouzuki Oden early on before the samurai could cause more damage to the crew.[11] He was also the first to voice the crew's dissatisfaction towards Oden after the latter joined the Roger Pirates. Gaban does not seem to care for small talk, cutting Neptune off when he started talking about Shyarly's popularity across Fish-Man Island.[12] Gaban has also wandered the world from time to time, being a navigator, and went to see Crocus at Twin Cape at one point.

   He is proud of his strength, as he considered himself the second strongest of the Roger Pirates after his captain; even when critically wounded and in the midst of a chaotic siege, when the New Giant Warrior Pirates considered him the third strongest under Rayleigh, he struggled to correct them as the second strongest.

   In his older years, Gaban has shown an amorous side, declaring that "love is free" and introducing himself as the "Preacher of Love" (愛の伝導師, Ai no Dendōshi?) to the Straw Hat Pirates.[13] In his youth, Gaban was one of those who were quick to fall victim to Shakky's charms, like his late captain. He is also highly mischievous, showing great excitement at other people causing trouble and insisting that secrets should be spread instead of being kept. Despite his playful nature, he can adopt an intimidating expression and attack.[14]

   Gaban is family-oriented, as he considered the Roger Pirates apprentices to be their sons and also cherished Ripley and Colon. He also encouraged Loki to confide the truth of Harald's death to Hajrudin; despite being half brothers and having various issues between them, they are still family by blood.

   Gaban acknowledges Haki as a power that requires being understood and tamed and criticizes Roronoa Zoro for not taking notice of possessing Supreme King Haki, believing that someone who serves one of the Four Emperors should be more meticulous.[15]

   Relationships Roger Pirates Gaban's relationship with most of the Roger Pirates is unknown. However, it is stated that he was very close with his captain, Gol D. Roger, as well as his crewmate Silvers Rayleigh, as Rayleigh is always stated to be the Right Hand of the Pirate King, and Gaban is stated to be the Left Hand of the Pirate King.

   Gol D. Roger As a longtime member of the Roger Pirates, Gaban understands Roger better than most and knows it is pointless to convince him to run from an enemy.[2] He would often act as the voice of reason for the more impulsive and headstrong Roger, who would argue back by provoking Gaban.

   Gaban seems to hold his captain to a high standard, even trying to stop him from bowing his head to Whitebeard so he would not look weak in front of his rival.[16] In fact, Gaban earned his epithet after protecting his captain during a massive pirate attack as a testament to his loyalty.

   Shanks Gaban hugs Shanks. Gaban hugs Shanks.

   Due to his crew having found Shanks as a baby, Gaban greatly cares for Shanks like a son. The two are close to the point that Gaban has physically consoled Shanks when the latter felt shame around the events of his birth and voiced his belief that everyone, especially Shanks, had a purpose in life.[17] Even decades after the disbandment of the Roger Pirates, Gaban and Shanks are still close, as Shanks visited Gaban on Elbaph fourteen years ago to reminisce on old times. In the present, he even tried to persuade Gaban into putting his faith into Luffy, though Gaban was initially reserved about meeting Luffy.[18]

   Crocus Even decades after the disbandment of the Roger Pirates, Gaban and Crocus seem to be on friendly terms, as Gaban went all the way to the Twin Cape just to visit Crocus.

   Silvers Rayleigh While it's currently unknown how close the two actually are in the present, Gaban and Rayleigh are shown in the past to be on friendly terms. However, even in current times, Gaban insists that he is the second strongest of the crew when others believe him to be the third strongest (behind Rayleigh and Roger).

   Around 44 years ago, Scopper Gaban was already a member of the Roger Pirates and assisted in an attack on the Kuja Pirates, with the goal of having Shakuyaku join them. Unfortunately, they were all far too lovestruck by her to actually fight, leading to her easily subduing Gaban, Gol D. Roger, and the rest of the crew with ease. While the Kuja attempted to make off with their treasure, Gaban spotted Monkey D. Garp's ship in the distance, forcing the Kuja to flee from the incoming threat. While they did so, Roger rallied his men in preparation for a fight.[34]

   42 years ago, following the announcement that Shakuyaku retired from piracy and made residence on Hachinosu, Gaban met with Silvers Rayleigh and pondered what he and Roger discussed in his quarters, as he noted Roger was sulking following the interaction. Though their spirits were raised once Roger declared that they would sail to find her. Come 40 years ago, they did as Gaban and the rest of the crew drank with the Rocks Pirates.[35]

   Gaban partaking in raiding God Valley with the Roger Pirates. Gaban partaking in raiding God Valley with the Roger Pirates.

   38 years ago, after learning that Shakky was kidnapped as a slave on God Valley, Gaban and the crew sailed to the island to rescue her and were present in what would be known as the God Valley Incident. Alongside his captain Roger and Rayleigh, he was ready to engage in combat.[36][37] After Rayleigh successfully saved Shakky, Gaban and the rest of the crew went to collect a large pile of treasure and Devil Fruits, leading to him briefly clashing with Ganzui.[38] Roger then gave Gaban the order to supply backup to the rest of the crew and make off with the rest of the treasure. However, Gaban felt his axes nearly being pulled away from him by John's magnet powers, attempting to warn Roger, though he pushed forward.[39] As Gaban made his way to the Oro Jackson, he was surprised by Gloriosa's presence as she requested a ride on their ship. Shortly after, he and Rayleigh rushed back inland to assist Roger and Garp.[40]

   Gaban and Rayleigh rescue Garp and Roger. Gaban and Rayleigh rescue Garp and Roger.

   By the time they arrived, the fight was already over, with all 3 of the combatants downed. While the Knights of God finished off Rocks, Rayleigh and Gaban made off with Roger and Garp, successfully rescuing the pair. After dropping off Garp with the Marines and escaping the collapsing island, the Roger Pirates successfully got away with all of their objectives on God Valley. Sometime later, Roger became well enough to finally open the treasure they secured. However, to everyone's shock, a baby Shanks was present in one of the treasure chests.[41][42]

   Picking up Shanks was not without consequence. The Knights of God attempted multiple times to reclaim him from the Roger Pirates; however, Gaban was able to assist in thwarting them each time. It was during one of these confrontations where he met Shepherd Sommers.[43]

   Gaban earns his epithet. Gaban earns his epithet.

   At some point when Roger needed to recover at a hospital in the mountains, he and Gaban were surrounded by enemy pirates. Gaban proceeded to defeat them all with his two axes and cut down every tree on the mountain, which earned him the epithet "Mountain-Eater."[5] Over 27 years ago, Gaban and the Roger Pirates took part in a battle against an unnamed enemy ship, enthusiastically fighting off the enemies.[1]

   Gaban was present with the rest of the Roger Pirates in the sea known as Edd War, where they were confronted by Shiki, the captain of the Golden Lion Pirates. Shiki demanded to form an alliance with the Roger Pirates in hopes of taking over the world, and if they did not agree, Shiki would destroy them with his armada. While this event occurred, Gaban tried his best to calm down Buggy, who was hoping to surrender to Shiki, but in the end, Roger refused the alliance, thus resulting in an epic battle where the entire crew, including Gaban, fought it out. Luckily, fate was on the Roger Pirates' side, as during the battle, a massive storm formed and sank half of Shiki's armada, resulting in the Roger Pirates' victory. This event was forever known as the Battle of Edd War.[2] At some point, Gaban and the rest of the crew travelled to Little Garden and met Dorry and Brogy.[44]

   Around 26 years ago, the Roger Pirates were causing a ruckus on an island. After defeating a group of Marines, they learned that the Whitebeard Pirates had docked on the other side of the island.[45] The Roger Pirates were then confronted by Kouzuki Oden. Gaban and Silvers Rayleigh prepared to fight him, but Gol D. Roger charged in and blew Oden away with a single slash. The Roger Pirates clashed with the Whitebeard Pirates for three days and three nights before the skirmish turned into a gift exchange. The Roger Pirates were later joined by Oden and his family as well as Inuarashi and Nekomamushi. At some point, the Roger Pirates visited Skypiea.[46]

   Gaban and the Roger Pirates celebrate after reaching Laugh Tale. Gaban and the Roger Pirates celebrate after reaching Laugh Tale.

   After leaving Skypiea, the crew's voyage took them to Water 7, Sabaody Archipelago, and Fish-Man Island. Sometime later, they left Toki, Momonosuke, Hiyori, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi in Wano Country. Sometime after the visit to Zou, the Roger Pirates finally reached Laugh Tale. When the crew discovered Joy Boy's treasure, they responded with a burst of laughter.[47]

5. #5Tom

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   in: Characters Aged 60–69, Male Characters, Fish-Men, and 6 more English Tom 1 Sign In to Save Edit Featured Article Ahoy! This here is the 127th Featured Article. "Tom" has been featured, meaning it was chosen as an article of interest. Tom Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: トム Romanized Name: Tomu Official English Name: Tom Debut: Chapter 352; Episode 248[1] Affiliations: Tom's Workers[1] Occupations: Shipwright[1] Origin: Grand Line (Ryugu Kingdom)[2] Residence: Water 7; Fish-Man Island (former) Status: Deceased Age at Death: 67[2] Birthday: March 16th[3] Height: 296 cm (9'8")[2] Blood Type: F[2] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Yasuo Muramatsu Hiroaki Ishikawa (Episode 967) English Voice: Funimation: Rob Mungle For the Non-Canon Marine Cook, see Tom (Non-Canon). Tom[4] was a long-horned cowfish fish-man known as the greatest shipwright in the world, particularly for building the Roger Pirates' ship, the Oro Jackson.[5] He was also the older brother of Den, a fellow fish-man shipwright.

   As the head of Tom's Workers, Tom was pivotal to the redevelopment of Water 7, directly mentoring both Iceburg[4] and Franky and laying groundwork for what would become the Galley-La Company. His ultimate innovation, the Sea Train, impressed even the World Government into pardoning his associations with Pirate King Gol D. Roger. However, in order to protect his apprentices from a frame-up orchestrated by CP5's Spandam, Tom renounced this pardon and was taken to Enies Lobby, presumably to be executed shortly after.[6]

   Contents 1 Appearance 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Friends 3.1.1 Gol D. Roger 3.1.2 Iceburg 3.1.3 Franky 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Carpentry 4.2 Physical Abilities 5 History 5.1 Biography 5.1.1 Crown of the King 5.1.2 The Trial Begins 5.1.3 The Shipbuilder's Secret 5.1.4 Spandam's Plot 6 Translation and Dub Issues 7 Early Concepts 8 Other Appearances 8.1 Video Games 9 Trivia 10 References 11 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo What was the name of the ship that Tom built for the Roger Pirates?toggle section Who were Tom's notable students in shipbuilding?toggle section How did Tom earn the right for a pardon from the World Government?toggle section What is the significance of 'Puffing Tom' in relation to the character Tom?toggle section

   Advertisement Appearance Tom was a large cowfish Fish-Man, with short horns and a yellow body. He had markings under his eyes, black spots on his neck near his gills, sharp teeth from his lower lip pointing upward, and a white beard. White, curly hair also sprouted behind his neck from under his brown bandanna, and his large chest was covered by an unbuttoned light-blue shirt with a blue pattern on it. He had a relatively small lower body in comparison to his large upper body, and he wore brown pants and simple boots. He also had a tattoo of a flowery design on both of his shoulders that is similar to the Jolly Roger of the Sun Pirates.[1]

   Tom Digitally Colored Manga Tom in the Digitally Colored Manga. Tom Anime Concept Art Tom's concept art from the anime. Tom Age 51 Tom at age 51. Tom's Tattoo Tom's tattoo. Personality Tom was a proud and kind fish-man. He was also extremely carefree, able to laugh at almost everything from his students' frequent quarrels and insults to even the fact that he nearly got sentenced to death for creating Roger's ship (a source of constant reprimands from Kokoro). Unlike many other Fish-Men, he showed no prejudice against humans. He built ships for anyone, even pirates, and adopted Franky and Iceburg and mentored them in the trade of building ships. His bond with them was such that he took the blame for the Battle Frankies and was executed in exchange for a pardon for them.

   “ I don't care what kind of ship you made... it's neither good nor bad. You can make any ship you want! But... even if the ship kills someone or destroys the world... A creator must never disown a ship he designed! He must always love her! The ship is not to blame! When a man builds a ship... he takes pride in what he built with a don! ” — Tom expressing his carpenter's philosophy to Franky even in his last moments.[7]

   Tom also believed that as a shipwright, one must always love his own creations, no matter what they had done. As such, he struck Franky for attempting to deny his responsibility in creating the Battle Frankies and proudly claimed that he did not regret crafting the Oro Jackson for the Pirate King, despite it all being tantamount to confessing to crimes punishable by death.[5] He also refused to hand over the blueprints for Pluton to Spandam, as a duty of his shipwright.[7] His catchphrase was "do it with a DON!" (or "do it with gusto!" in the Funimation dubs).

   Like some of the other characters of One Piece, Tom had a unique laugh, his starting with a "Ta" (i.e., "Ta ha ha ha ha!").

   Advertisement Relationships Friends Gol D. Roger Tom had an extremely close friendship with the late Pirate King, having crafted his best masterpiece, the Oro Jackson, especially for Roger as his flagship. Roger held incredible respect for Tom, having paid the latter one last visit before his voyage towards Laugh Tale, asking Tom about his future plans for the Puffing Tom. Though his association with Roger had caused him to be branded a criminal and condemned to death, Tom had no regrets and even felt utmost pride in helping Roger.

   Iceburg Tom's first apprentice, Iceburg, held immense respect and admiration for Tom and his skills as a shipwright and was more eager and enthusiastic than Franky in assisting Tom in his work, including developing the first Sea Train. When Tom gave himself up to the World Government to save his apprentices, Iceburg was seen crying. After Tom's death, Iceburg worked earnestly to continue improving the conditions and welfare of Water 7 to uphold his mentor's legacy.

   Franky As Tom's second apprentice, Franky had utmost respect and admiration for his mentor as a master shipwright. Tom always praised Franky for the often-ingenious designs he would come up with. When the Battle Frankies were used to hurt the innocent, Franky denounced them as his creations, which led Tom to teach him the most important lesson about being a shipwright - that you must be proud of what you've created, no matter what. Furthermore, Tom announced that he was proud he had built Gol D. Roger's ship to further back up that claim. Franky was also willing to risk his life to prevent Sea Train Puffing Tom from carrying its creator to Enies Lobby, to the point he tried to stop the train with his bare hands, though he failed, and his injuries he sustained from being hit by the Puffing Tom resulted in him converting himself into a cyborg. Out of remorse for his hand in Tom's capture, Franky decided to always stay in Water 7 as penance to ease his guilt. As Iceburg stated, his decision to stay in Water 7 and form the Franky Family was to atone for his actions. According to Iceburg, the only thing he needed to do in order to leave Water 7 was to forgive himself.

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   Advertisement Carpentry In his life, Tom was regarded as the world's greatest shipwright, having used timber of the Treasure Tree Adam to craft the Oro Jackson, the ship that Gol D. Roger used to cross the Grand Line,[5] and later with assistance of his disciples created the first Sea Train, the Puffing Tom, which is capable of traveling in the sea, linking together many islands and bringing back prosperity to Water 7. His skills have been passed down to Franky and Iceburg, noted as incredible master shipwrights themselves.[8]

   Physical Abilities Even for a fish-man, Tom had massive amounts of strength, easily lifting an entire ship with one hand, without showing strain, and holding its three masts in the other hand. He was able to throw the ship to a great distance and at the same time, launch the masts in their required positions, showing not only amazing strength, but also incredible accuracy. Similarly, he broke free of a pair of big handcuffs without effort. He was also extremely tough and tenacious, taking a full bombardment from Battle Frankies ships (guided by World Government agents) which were powerful enough to kill a Sea King, and still being able to stand and fight back against the Marines during the trial afterwards.[8]

   History Biography Crown of the King Tom was born on Fish-Man Island and lived there alongside his younger merman brother, Den. At some point, he and Kokoro left there and moved to Water 7. Over 44 years before the current storyline, Tom had constructed the Oro Jackson, Gold Roger's ship.[5][9] Twenty-six years ago he found Franky as a child after his pirate parents abandoned him.

   During his final voyage, Roger visited Tom one more time to get repairs for the Oro Jackson.[10]

   The Trial Begins Tom stands trial for his apparent crime. Tom stands trial for his apparent crime.

   After the death of Roger, he was arrested. Although building a ship for pirates is generally not considered a crime (as the shipwrights have no control over who mans their ships), a special case had to be made for Tom because his client was the Pirate King.[8]

   To escape execution, Tom made an agreement with the judge: given 10 years, he could save his dying home city of Water 7 by constructing an unprecedented Sea Train, which could traverse even the roughest of weather to deliver and receive goods and services. Thus, Tom's trial went into recess for a decade, to reconvene after the Sea Train's completion.[11]

   Advertisement The Shipbuilder's Secret Tom's trial was also a front for another mission the World Government was undertaking at the time. They knew Tom was the holder of a copy of the blueprints for Pluton, an ancient warship of power and one of three Ancient Weapons that survived the Void Century. Tom's possession of the blueprint led other factions of the government to seek it: of note, Spandam, who was at the time working for Cipher Pol No. 5, a secret governmental organization not overseen by the Marines.

   Spandam's Plot After Tom finally completed the Sea Train (taking 4 extra years to add extra rails), Tom was finally allowed to be pardoned for any crime he desired. However, Spandam was angry at the hassles of trying to get Tom to hand over Pluton to him; therefore, Spandam, in an effort to secure the blueprints, hired people to steal and man the ships of Tom's student, Cutty Flam, to attack Water 7 at the resumption of Tom's trial.[6]

   Tom teaches Franky one final lesson. Tom teaches Franky one final lesson.

   Though he knew Franky to be innocent, Tom took responsibility for the actions of his pupil's ships and decided to claim his pardon against the attack on Water 7. This action thus reinstated his original sentence, and he once again was accused of building Roger's ship. Having overheard Franky disown his creations, Tom finally owned up to building the Oro Jackson; not only that, but he also claimed he was proud to have done so in order to show Franky the true meaning of being a shipwright. Tom was escorted on the Sea Train he built to Enies Lobby, where he was allegedly executed shortly thereafter.[7]

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   On the Oro Jackson, Shanks was a laid-back, charismatic, and level-headed apprentice who respected his captain, while Buggy was a greedy, opportunistic, and temperamental coward. They constantly bickered like brothers, ultimately establishing a dynamic that shaped their destinies as pirate legends.Clashing PersonalitiesShanks: Highly loyal and philosophical. He famously chose to stay behind to care for a sick Buggy when the rest of the crew went to Laugh Tale. He possessed a natural charisma and understood the heavy responsibilities of their pirate life, never letting greed get the better of him.Buggy: Fixated on fame, loot, and saving his own skin. He frequently complained about their dangerous voyages and argued with Shanks over trivial matters, such as the climate of the North and South Poles.The Devil Fruit IncidentTheir contrasting personalities famously came to a head when the Roger Pirates plundered a valuable treasure, which included the Chop-Chop Fruit (Bara Bara no Mi). Buggy planned to secretly steal the fruit and a map to sell them for a massive fortune. However, a startled Buggy accidentally swallowed the fruit when Shanks caught him red-handed, simultaneously losing the ability to swim. Buggy’s intense resentment over this accident and the loss of his treasure directly fueled his lifelong grudge against Shanks.Despite their constant fighting, both shared a deep bond growing up together on the Oro Jackson. Their childhood relationship heavily influences their interactions in the present-day storyline.

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   Crocus[2] is a doctor and the caretaker of the whale Laboon as well as the overseer of the Twin Cape Lighthouse, which guides all ships using Reverse Mountain to enter the Grand Line.

   Though a lighthouse keeper for most of his life, Crocus spent three years serving as a doctor on Gol D. Roger's crew. According to Silvers Rayleigh, he was the best doctor in the world at the time he joined the Roger Pirates, and the only one able to relieve Roger's disease.[4]

   He is an ally of the Straw Hat Pirates during the Reverse Mountain Arc, supplying the Log Pose they use in the first half of the Grand Line. Appearance Crocus' appearance is based off the flower with the same name, as seen with the petals around his head. He has a rather stocky and muscular body, is bald on the top of his head, but has white hair with yellow flower petal-like things, that have purple near the bottom of them, and a white beard that splits in two parts. His lower lip is noticeably larger than his upper.

   He wears a pink shirt with a yellow and green stripe with purple circles in the yellow along with blueish-grey shorts with sandals. He also wears glasses, a seaweed necklace, three gold bracelets, and a green-gem bracelet on his left wrist. He also has a scar on his left arm.[1]

   At age 21, he wore a pink sleeveless shirt, dark pink hat, and tan cargo pants. He was shown to be more muscular, and lacked his beard.

   24 years ago, he had black hair, with yellow parts sticking out resembling a flower. His face was less wrinkled, and he wore a pink hat with black spots on it. He did not have a beard, but instead just had stubble. He also wore a dark green tanktop, with white jeans.

   As a member of the Roger Pirates, he carried harpoons on his back. His beard and hair were still black, and he seemed to be more muscular.

   After the time skip, he has basically the same clothes, but with a new dark colored shirt with pictures on it.[5]

   Personality Crocus is a wise and caring man. He has a strange habit of taking his time when it comes to answering questions. He once took a direct hit from a cannon attack by Mr. 9 in order to protect Laboon, showing that he deeply cares about the whale.[6] He strongly values friendship, as despite decades of separation with the Rumbar Pirates, Crocus had joined the Roger Pirates to search for its members in order to help Laboon reunite with them.

   As a member of the Roger Pirates, Crocus readily supported them from fighting to giving medical treatments. Crocus is shown to be strict when it comes to healthcare as he berated Roger for his excessive drinking despite having a terminal illness. Crocus also forbade Buggy from the voyage to Laugh Tale on account of his sudden fever, despite Buggy's desperate pleas.

   Abilities and Powers Crocus is a capable fighter, having participated in the battle between the Roger Pirates and Shiki's Golden Lion Pirates,[7] as well having fought the Whitebeard Pirates.[8]

   He has high pain tolerance and durability, having taken direct hits from Mr. 9's and Miss Wednesday's bazookas while defending Laboon. Even in his old age, he showed no signs of damage just moments afterward.[6]

   Medical Expertise Crocus providing relief for Roger's terminal disease. Crocus providing relief for Roger's terminal disease.

   Crocus is an extraordinary doctor, one of the finest medical specialists in the world. According to Rayleigh, Crocus was the only doctor who could even temporarily halt Gol D. Roger's incurable disease, prolonging Roger's life long enough to reach Laugh Tale and conquer the Grand Line.[4]

   Crocus is a capable pharmacist, developing effective medicine on his own and supplying large quantities for Roger so he could use it on himself to live out the remainder of his lifespan. He also developed a tranquilizer that works on even Laboon, a 400-meter-long whale.

   Moreover, Crocus is an outstanding surgeon as he was able to surgically modify Laboon to install routes in his body, facilitating medical treatment for the whale.[6]

   Advertisement Haki Main article: Haki Crocus possesses the ability to use Observation Haki.[2]

   Weapons Crocus wields harpoons and can launch multiple with enough force to pierce through a giant squid.[1]

   History Past Meeting the Rumbar Pirates Some fifty years before the current storyline, Crocus met the West Blue's Rumbar Pirates as they descended Reverse Mountain; with them came a juvenile whale named Laboon, who had grown deeply attached during their voyages. Crocus agreed to host the pirates at Twin Cape while their ship underwent repairs, and came to personally befriend a number of them,[9] especially their captain Yorki and primary musician Brook.

   After three months of repairs (and partying), the Rumbar Pirates were ready to resume sailing into the Grand Line proper. Yet, they remained concerned that Laboon was too young for its dangers, and so entrusted him to Crocus, vowing to circle the entire sea and return by Reverse Mountain in a few years' time. Crocus handily accepted, becoming Laboon's closest friend and caretaker; however, as years passed into decades, the Rumbar Pirates never returned.[10][9]

   Voyage with Gol D. Roger Twenty-eight years before the current storyline,[2] Crocus met another crew with great ambitions: the Roger Pirates, pursuing their ultimate voyage over the Grand Line. Having heard of his medical prowess, the crew begged Crocus to join them, as their captain Gol D. Roger was suffering a rare and terminal disease. Seeing an opportunity to trace the Rumbar Pirates, Crocus accepted and became their ship doctor, his skills successfully stabilizing Roger's health.[4]

   Crocus partaking in the Battle of Edd War. Crocus partaking in the Battle of Edd War.

   A year later, during the Battle of Edd War, Crocus was asked by Buggy about Roger's condition to which he replied that he was in perfect shape for a fight. He along with the Roger Pirates fought against the Golden Lion Pirates.[7]

   For the next few years, Crocus journeyed as a member of the Roger Pirates, all the while searching for leads on the Rumbar Pirates as he kept Roger's health stable. Eventually, he found reports that some of the Rumbar Pirates had tried to escape the Grand Line through the Calm Belt. Unaware of the tragedies that had befallen them—especially Brook—Crocus bitterly concluded that the entire crew had fled the Grand Line in cowardice and broken their promise to Laboon.[4]

   At some point two years after Crocus joined, the Roger Pirates were causing a ruckus on an island. After defeating a group of Marines, they learned that the Whitebeard Pirates were docked on the other side of the island.[11] The Roger Pirates then clashed with the Whitebeard Pirates for three days and three nights before the skirmish ultimately became a gift exchange. Afterwards, the Roger Pirates were joined by Kouzuki Oden and his family, as well as Nekomamushi and Inuarashi. At some point, Crocus told Roger that he had one year to live and the crew visited Skypiea.[12]

   The Roger Pirates celebrate reaching Laugh Tale. The Roger Pirates celebrate reaching Laugh Tale.

   Following Skypiea, the crew's voyage took them to Water 7, Tequila Wolf, Sabaody Archipelago, and Fish-Man Island. Sometime later, they left Kouzuki Toki, Momonosuke, Hiyori, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi at Wano Country. Some time after a visit to Zou, the Roger Pirates finally reached Laugh Tale and discovered Joy Boy's treasure, to which they responded with a burst of laughter.[13]

   Approximately twenty-three years before the current storyline, Roger—now recognized worldwide as the Pirate King—disbanded his crew. Knowing Roger's disease was in its terminal stage, Crocus supplied his captain one last batch of medicine, and joined his crewmates in a tearful farewell.[14]

   Subsequently, Crocus returned to Twin Cape and told Laboon what he had learned of the Rumbar Pirates. However, Laboon refused to believe his old friends had abandoned their promise, and began ramming against Reverse Mountain in desperation to rejoin them. Unable to stop these futile efforts, Crocus could only devote his medical skills to preserving Laboon's health the best he could; as Laboon eventually grew too big for conventional treatments, Crocus installed a tunnel network into Laboon's interiors, and even an artificial island in the main stomach chamber.[15]

   Advertisement Arabasta Saga Reverse Mountain Arc Some twenty-three years later, Crocus found a pair of rogues, Miss Wednesday and Mr. 9, trying to hunt Laboon for meat. Further trouble came when Laboon swallowed the just-arrived Straw Hat Pirates, ship and all.[1] After introductions to the bewildered Straw Hats, Crocus rushed to sedate Laboon's latest rampage, giving the hunters an opportunity to open fire. Desperate, Crocus used his own body to block their shots, and was relieved to see Luffy knocking out the duo before they could try again.[6]

   Endeared to the Straw Hats, Crocus helped them exit Laboon, while relating the whale's history. Saddened and intrigued by this, Luffy tried to ease Laboon's turmoil the only way he knew: by picking a fight. After a quick exchange of blows, Luffy declared a draw, and swore himself as Laboon's new "rival"—a rival who would circle the entire Grand Line to return for a rematch. To Crocus' joy, Laboon accepted this new hope, weeping with fresh passion.[16]

   While Luffy painted his Jolly Roger on Laboon to seal their new bond (and deter him from further ramming the Red Line), Crocus found Nami panicking over her malfunctioning compass. Surprised by the Straw Hats' inexperience, he explained Log Poses and the Grand Line's (un)natural environment up to its mythic final island, and gave them his personal Log Pose as further thanks for helping Laboon. The Straw Hats soon cast off into the Grand Line proper, Crocus quietly wondering whether Luffy was the one "awaited" by Roger and his old crew.[17]

   Thriller Bark Saga Thriller Bark Arc When Brook, the last survivor of the Rumbar Pirates, announced that he would join the Straw Hats, Laboon gave out a triumphant wail as if to say he knew Brook was returning to him. Crocus noticed Laboon was feeling much happier.[18]

   Fish-Man Island Saga From the Decks of the World After the timeskip, Crocus was visited by his former crewmate Scopper Gaban, with whom he shared a drink.[5]

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   Advertisement From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc While reading a newspaper of Brook's new bounty, Crocus was pleased to see Laboon happy.[19]

   Final Saga Egghead Arc Crocus and Laboon listened to Vegapunk's worldwide broadcast on a Den Den Mushi.[20][2

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   The Roger Pirates were the pirate crew of the late Pirate King, Gol D. Roger. They were, and remain, the only known crew to traverse the entirety of the Grand Line and reach its final island Laugh Tale.

   Active for nearly three decades, the Roger Pirates became legendary for their feats, impacting lands from Skypiea to Wano Country and maintaining rivalries with the likes of Marine Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp,[2] Edward Newgate's Whitebeard Pirates,[3] and even their lesser known rivarly with Newgate's previous crew, led by Roger's first rival, Rocks D. Xebec.

   Even after their captain's execution, this reputation lingered with the crew's surviving members, ranging from first mate Silvers Rayleigh and revered navigator Scopper Gaban to former cabin boys Shanks and Buggy. The first introduction to their crew comes from Buggy, who recalls his days with Shanks as apprentices in their crew.[1] Their captain, Roger, is the first character introduced in the series.[4]

   Along with their captain and first mate, other members also held a specific occupation within the crew, some standard for pirate groups while others more focused on information gathering:[6]

   Scopper Gaban: Navigator Moon Isaac Jr.: Tactical officer Crocus: Doctor Donquino: Helmsman Millet Pine: Interrogator Rowing: Scholar Erio: Information broker Spencer: Intelligence officer Petermoo: Gunner Jacksonbanner: Musician Blumarine: Shipwright MAX Marx: Cook[7]

   Advertisement Crew Strength The Roger Pirates easily defeat a group of Marines. The Roger Pirates easily defeat a group of Marines.

   As their captain was known as the "Pirate King", they were one of the strongest crews of their time, as well as one of the most powerful crews in history. As evidenced by the fact that they were, and continue to be to this day, the first and only known pirate crew to conquer the Grand Line and reach the final island, Laugh Tale, by finding all four Road Poneglyphs. They were able to understand the Poneglyphs after recruiting Kouzuki Oden, and the members of the crew became part of the very few people to discover the true history of the world, the events of the Void Century, and the meaning of the initial D.[8] Because of their abilities and accomplishments, Roger was given the highest known bounty in history by the World Government,[9] with other members of the crew also becoming heavily wanted men whose bounties are still active even though a quarter of a century has passed since the dissolution of the crew.[10]

   In addition to their great accomplishments, the Roger Pirates were immensely powerful in battle. This was best shown when they fought the Whitebeard Pirates, another immensely powerful crew, to a draw for four days. Roger, despite being plagued by his terminal illness, clashed evenly with Whitebeard, who was reputed as the "Strongest Man in the World" and was in his prime.[11] Right before battling the Whitebeard Pirates, the Roger Pirates had easily defeated a battalion of Marines, with Roger saying they should have brought Admiral Sengoku or Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp if they wanted to make it fun.[12] The Roger Pirates also clashed against the powerful Golden Lion Pirates in the Battle of Edd War; despite commanding only the Oro Jackson against the Golden Lion Pirates' massive fleet, the Roger Pirates fought to a draw with the help of a storm and caused significant damage to the fleet.[13] So far, only three men are considered to have been formidable rivals to Roger: Whitebeard,[14] Garp,[15] and the legendary pirate Rocks D. Xebec.[16] Among their most impressive yet unmentioned feats were how the crew managed to continuously fight off and defeat the immortal Knights of God who attempted, yet failed, to take Shanks back for their then captain, Figarland Garling.[17]

   Some of the members have displayed impressive mastery over their Haki. Roger, Rayleigh, Gaban, and Oden possess tremendous mastery over all three types of Haki.[11][18] According to Kaidou, Roger's mastery of Haki is what allowed him to conquer the sea despite not being a Devil Fruit user.

   Even after being retired from piracy for 23 years, some of them have been shown to still be immensely powerful in their old age. Some characters have chosen to back off rather than risk fighting one of them, including high-ranking Marines[19] and an Emperor like Blackbeard.[20] The former first mate Rayleigh was able to clash evenly with Marine Admiral and Logia user Kizaru;[21] Kizaru stated that the Marines would need to make more preparations than just sending him, some Pacifista, and a Marine battalion to capture the Dark King.[10] Furthermore, Rayleigh's reputation alone was enough to force Blackbeard, an Emperor who possesses the powers of two Devil Fruits, both incredibly powerful and dangerous, to retreat. Gaban, who was called the Left Arm of the Pirate King could pose a serious challenge to one of the Four Emperors, Monkey D. Luffy, without appearing to get serious himself.[22] Gaban was also able to defeat a member of the Knights of God, Shepherd Sommers, quickly and without suffering injuries. In addition to being able to read the Poneglyphs, Kouzuki Oden was an extremely powerful samurai who was the first person to seriously injure the powerful pirate Kaidou, who would go on to become known as the world's "Strongest Creature".[23]

   The former apprentice Shanks went on to become a tremendously powerful and infamous pirate after the crew's disbandment. He is extremely skilled at using all three types of Haki and is one of the strongest swordsmen in the world. He would later become recognized as one of the Four Emperors, the four most powerful pirate captains.[16] Notably, the only member of the Roger Pirates known to have consumed a Devil Fruit is Buggy, an apprentice who was one of the weakest members of the crew.[24] Although he is still not a powerful pirate compared to others in the Grand Line, Buggy has been able to garner significant attention and respect just by being part of the Roger Pirates;[25] this enabled him to recruit hundreds of dangerous Impel Down escapees to his crew and receive an invitation to join the Seven Warlords of the Sea.[26] Later, Buggy too would become one of the Four Emperors.[27] However, this is largely due to the many misconceptions made by the Marines.

   Advertisement Ships Stolen Boat Rayleigh's stolen boat from his first meeting with Roger. Rayleigh's stolen boat from his first meeting with Roger.

   At the start of their journey, Roger and Rayleigh used a boat that Rayleigh stole as his house had burned down. Roger described the ship as small but able to endure storms if handled correctly.[28]

   Oro Jackson Further information: Oro Jackson The Oro Jackson. The Oro Jackson.

   The Roger Pirates' ship, the Oro Jackson, was constructed by the most skilled shipwright of the era, Tom. It was built from wood taken from the Treasure Tree Adam, which is valued at about Beli200,000,000. When fighting Shiki, the ship had a large cannon in the front surrounded by a pair of mermaids. This cannon was powerful enough to destroy an entire ship.

   The construction of this ship led Tom to be branded a criminal, since the ship was affiliated with the Pirate King.

   History Roger and Rayleigh meeting for the first time. Roger and Rayleigh meeting for the first time.

   The Roger Pirates were formed over 52 years ago when a young Gol D. Roger asked Silvers Rayleigh to join him.[29][30] The Roger Pirates began sailing the Grand Line, and 44 years ago they were already famous and had squabbles with the Kuja Pirates in order to get their First Mate Shakuyaku to join their crew. One day while leading an attack on the Kuja Pirates for the same objective, Roger and his left-hand man Scopper Gaban were lovestruck by Shakuyaku and were easily subdued along with most of the crew barring Rayleigh. While the Kuja attempted to make off with their treasure, the Marine Monkey D. Garp appeared and attacked. Roger rallied his crew, and proceeded to clash with Garp, eventually escaping afterward.[31]

   40 years ago, the Roger Pirates sans Rayleigh traveled to Hachinosu and easily wiped out every pirate in line to Shakky's Rip-off Bar, forcing their way inside. While the Rocks Pirates stationed in the bar remained amicable with the crew, Shakky approached Roger asking for Rayleigh's whereabouts. Roger revealed that Rayleigh had remained on the ship, causing Shakky great disappointment. Afterward, Roger called out for Newgate with intentions to drink with him, but Linlin revealed that he had already left.[32] Within the same year, the crew learned that Shakky was abducted and grew furious.[33] One year later, the Roger Pirates reached Lodestar Island, the last island that the Log Pose pointed to, only to learn that it was actually not the last island.[34]

   The Roger Pirates arrive on God Valley. The Roger Pirates arrive on God Valley.

   38 years ago, when they learned that Shakky had been captured as a potential prize for the Native Hunting Competition on God Valley, they promptly set out to rescue her.[35] Each member of the crew was determined to save Shakky, with Roger at the forefront, proudly proclaiming he would save Shakky singlehandedly only to be run over by his crew. As they got closer in on the island center, the Roger Pirates met heavy resistance by the Marines stationed there, as well as the Rocks Pirates who had come for Shakky as well. The Roger Pirates then found themselves in multiple fights, including Roger briefly clashing with Whitebeard, only to make room for Rayleigh to go save Shakky. As Rayleigh defeated Shepherd Sommers, who was about to kill Shakky, Rayleigh carried Shakky away from the ongoing fighting while the Roger Pirates cleared the path for both of them to escape safely. Roger then switched their goals from saving Shakky to plundering everything and taking all the treasure they could find.

   The Roger Pirates found a hoard of treasure and Devil Fruits in the Second Treasury Depot and successfully fought off the Rocks Pirates who had come for it too. Roger, however, suddenly felt a great presence descending on God Valley and decided to head further into the main part of the island while his crew was ordered to get everything to the Oro Jackson.[36] Before returning to his crew, Roger worked together with Garp to fight against the demonized Rocks.[37] After the battle, Rayleigh carried the exhausted Roger back to their ship, while Gaban returned Garp to the Marines.

   The Roger Pirates are confronted by the Knights of God. The Roger Pirates are confronted by the Knights of God.

   The crew later discovered a 1-year-old Shanks inside a treasure chest they had looted from God Valley. They decided to keep the child, allowing him to serve as a Pirate Apprentice.[38] This action would not be without consequence, however. Once the Knights of God became aware of Shanks' presence among the crew, they attempted multiple times to steal the boy back, but were thwarted each time.[17]

   After stealing the message of Charlotte Linlin's Road Poneglyph, Roger learned that there was an island beyond Lodestar.[39][40] At some point, Roger was gravely wounded and needed to heal from his injuries at a hospital in the mountains. When a hundred enemies came to ambush him, Gaban fought them all off and cut down every tree on the mountain, which earned him the epithet "Mountain-Eater".[41]

   The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

   At some point, the crew encountered the Red Arrows Pirates, though it is unknown how the meeting went or how the relationship between the crews was.[42]

   At another point, they defeated the Naguri Pirates, sparing the crew and their captain Naguri's lives.[43]

   At some point 30 years ago, a 15 year old Douglas Bullet challenged Roger and lost. He continued to challenge him multiple times and eventually joined the crew in order to continue challenging him. Despite his admiration for Roger and his growing fondness for the crew, two years later he learns about Roger's fatal illness. After learning this, he begins to doubt whether he'll have any more opportunities to succeed Roger. Deciding to abandon his attachment to the crew, he challenges Roger one final time, and loses. After this, Bullet left the crew.[44]

   Concludes non-canon section.

   The Roger Pirates battle Shiki. The Roger Pirates battle Shiki.

   30 years ago, Roger, Shanks, and Buggy read news of the samurai Kouzuki Oden from Wano Country joining the Whitebeard Pirates, where Roger expressed interest in meeting him.[45] Two years later, Roger discovered that he had an incurable and fatal disease and decided to lead his crew on a final voyage across the Grand Line. He recruited Crocus from Reverse Mountain to keep him alive as long as possible.[46] At some point, the Roger Pirates raided an enemy ship and obtained a Devil Fruit called the Bara Bara no Mi, in which Buggy would accidentally eat and gain its powers.[1] 27 years ago, the Roger Pirates fought the Golden Lion Pirates in the Battle of Edd War; the battle was declared a draw with the Golden Lion Pirates taking significant damage.[13] At some point, the Roger Pirates travelled to Little Garden and met Dorry and Brogy.[47]

   The crew celebrates Oden's induction The crew celebrates Oden's induction

   One year after that on a island, the Roger Pirates crossed paths with the Whitebeard Pirates and battled them for four days. After the battle, Roger asked Whitebeard to allow Oden to join his crew, as Oden was a member of the Kouzuki Family who could read the Poneglyphs and so could help them get to the final island. Whitebeard reluctantly agreed as Oden himself had wished to join Roger, and Oden and his family joined the Roger Pirates as well as Oden's retainers Inuarashi and Nekomamushi, who came on as stowaways.

   After adventuring in Skypiea,[48] the Roger Pirates headed to Fish-Man Island, where they found the second Road Poneglyph. Oden, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi revealed that the final two Road Poneglyphs were in their home countries of Wano and Zou, and the Roger Pirates successfully found them there. Inuarashi, Nekomamushi, and Oden's family were left behind on Wano due to Oden's wife Kouzuki Toki falling ill, but Oden continued sailing with the crew. At some unspecified point, the Roger Pirates got into a conflict with the Maelstrom Spider Pirates, leading Roger to kill the entire crew except the captain.[49]

   Roger departs from the crew. Roger departs from the crew.

   25 years ago, the Roger Pirates charted the location of the final island using the Road Poneglyphs and made landfall there, with Shanks and Buggy staying behind on another island due to the latter falling ill. On the final island, they found a treasure left behind 800 years ago, by Joy Boy and learned the truth behind the Void Century, Ancient Weapons, and the meaning of the D. Roger decided to name the final island Laugh Tale.[8] After returning from Laugh Tale, Roger disbanded the crew and set off on his own. The crew then took Oden back to Wano, where he intended to open the country's borders to start the new era that Joy Boy wanted, and eventually the rest of the crew went their separate ways.[50]

   Advertisement Legacy After the Roger Pirates disbanded, their captain turned himself in to the Marines, and they chose to execute him in his birthplace of Loguetown 24 years ago.[46] But right before his death, Roger shouted out his famous final words to all the attends present, stating that his legendary treasure will be theirs if they find it, thus beginning the Great Pirate Era. Because of their connection to Roger, all the former members of the Roger Pirates were hunted down relentlessly by the World Government.

   Roger's former apprentices, Shanks and Buggy were present at his execution, and afterwards they split up to form their own crews, the Red Hair Pirates and the Buggy Pirates respectively.[13] 12 years after Roger's death, Shanks would end up inspiring a young boy named Monkey D. Luffy to become an infamous pirate. 6 years later, Shanks would become recognized as one of the Four Emperors.[16] Buggy and his crew were active in the East Blue until two years ago, when they entered the Grand Line and Buggy became one of the Seven Warlord of the Sea due in large part to his history with Roger.[26] After the system's dissolution, Buggy would then become one of the Four Emperors alongside Shanks (in truth, he is currently serving under Crocodile and Dracule Mihawk, who are using him as a figurehead).

   Rayleigh retired from piracy and currently works as a ship coater on the Sabaody Archipelago, though goes on frequent excursions.[51] Crocus returned to Reverse Mountain to take care of Laboon.[46] Oden returned to Wano to assume his role as shogun and open the country's borders, but was killed five years after the crew's disbandment, as he was met with opposition from Wano's false shogun, Kurozumi Orochi, and the Emperor Kaidou.[52] His wife, Toki met her end on that day as well, but not before ensuring the escape and safety of her children alongside Oden's retainers.[53] Inuarashi and Nekomamushi, both retainers of Oden, returned to Zou and ruled over the Mokomo Dukedom together, while patiently planning to avenge him alongside his other retainers in a 20 year long plan to free Wano from the rule of Orochi and Kaidou, which ultimately succeeded during the Raid on Onigashima.[54] Gaban retired from piracy and traveled to Elbaph, where he met Ripley and had a son.[55] The whereabouts and statuses of the other Roger Pirates are unknown. The bounties for the crew are still active, with the World Government being unwilling to lift them before the members die.[10]

   Trivia The Jolly Roger seen in Buggy's flashback. The Jolly Roger seen in Buggy's flashback.

   The Roger Pirates had a theme of its senior members having names based off of precious metals: Gol D. Roger's name is based on gold, Silvers Rayleigh's is based on silver, and Scopper Gaban's is based on copper. Gaban is likely named after copper instead of bronze due to how the third-place bronze medal is referred to in Japanese, as the copper medal (銅メダル, dō medaru?) instead of the bronze medal (青銅メダル, seidō medaru?). The first time the Roger Pirates' Jolly Roger is introduced is in Chapter 19, which depicts it different from later appearances. In its initial depiction, it is a simple skull with crossbones. Interestingly, it is shown in Chapter 1156 that the crew's Jolly Roger had the mustache even before Roger grew it on himself. When asked about this discrepancy in the SBS Volume 114, Oda joked that the skull's mustache was in fact just udon noodles. The Roger Pirates had at least five Supreme King Haki users, the most of any pirate crew to date. Douglas Bullet, who was a non-canon member of the crew, also possesses this ability. Despite being a veteran pirate crew and having clashed with powerful Devil Fruit users like the Whitebeard Pirates, the crew was skeptical about Devil Fruits during Buggy's flashback. During the God Valley Incident, which is set years before Buggy's flashback, members of the Roger Pirates would even directly identify a Devil Fruit among the treasures they found.[56] Two former members of the crew, Shanks and Buggy, would later go on to become part of the Four Emperors. This makes the crew one of two to hold multiple future Emperors, the other being the Rocks Pirates, which had three future Emperors in its ranks.

9. #9Kouzuki Oden

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   Kouzuki Oden[7] was the daimyo of Kuri in Wano Country and the son of the former shogun Kouzuki Sukiyaki, being a member of the Kouzuki Family. He was the husband of Kouzuki Toki and the father of Momonosuke and Hiyori. Additionally, he was the leader of a group of legendary and powerful samurai known as the Nine Red Scabbards, with all of them serving as his retainers and most trusted allies.[2]

   For 5 years of his life, Oden set out to sea and became a pirate, serving as the 2nd division commander of the Whitebeard Pirates[10] and later becoming a member of the Roger Pirates. After finding Joy Boy's treasure on Laugh Tale, Oden journeyed home and made it his goal to open Wano's borders to the world by finally taking his father's place as shogun.[11] However, he met opposition from his usurper Kurozumi Orochi and the pirate Kaidou, who executed him 20 years before the present, in an event known as the Legendary Hour.[3]

   Oden's name was first mentioned during the Zou Arc.[3] He is the posthumous overarching protagonist of the Wano Country Arc, being the protagonist of a series of events taking place in and outside Wano in the past.

   Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 1.1.1 Main 1.1.2 Video Games 1.1.3 Other 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Family 3.1.1 Kouzuki Sukiyaki 3.1.2 Kouzuki Toki 3.1.3 Momonosuke and Hiyori 3.2 Allies 3.2.1 Retainers 3.2.2 Whitebeard Pirates 3.2.3 Roger Pirates 3.2.4 Shimotsuki Yasuie 3.2.5 Hyougoro Family 3.3 Wano Country Citizens 3.4 Enemies 3.4.1 Kurozumi Orochi 3.4.2 Kaidou 3.4.3 World Government and Marines 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Voice of All Things 4.2 Philology 4.3 Culinary Skills 4.4 Physical Abilities 4.5 Swordsmanship 4.6 Haki 4.6.1 Supreme King Haki 4.6.2 Armament Haki 4.6.3 Observation Haki 4.7 Weapons 5 History 5.1 Biography 5.1.1 Chaotic Youth 5.1.2 Reforming Kuri 5.1.3 Journey With Pirates 5.1.4 Homecoming and Death 5.2 Legacy 6 Major Battles 6.1 Filler Battles 7 Anime and Manga Differences 8 Other Appearances 8.1 Video Games 9 Trivia 9.1 SBS-Based Trivia 10 References 11 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo Who were the members of the Nine Red Scabbards that served under Kouzuki Oden?toggle section What role did Kouzuki Oden play in the pirate world?toggle section How is Kouzuki Oden related to the former shogun Kouzuki Sukiyaki?toggle section Did Kouzuki Oden ever visit the Island of LaughTale?toggle section Is Kouzuki Oden still alive in the One Piece series?toggle section Appearance Oden was a large and very muscular man of towering height, standing in at 382 cm.[8] He had long, wild black hair. that was notably gathered into a large, flat, circular plane at the top and also included a prominent widow's peak and triangular sideburns. He had relatively sharp, black eyes whose inner and outer corners were marked by black jags going down and up, respectively, and above a pair of prominent, highly arched eyebrows.

   He also wore red eyeliner around his eyes, making them look even sharper. He had a mid-sized, slightly hooked nose, a large, expressive mouth, and a broad chin. Even during his late teen years, Oden looked just like a full-grown man. During his journey with the Roger Pirates, he received three scars, one on his leg, one on his arm, and one on his chest. During the five years before his demise, he grew a short goatee.

   For clothes, Oden typically wore an orange kimono, leaving most of his legs exposed; the kimono had two yellow crescent moon designs on it. Oden also wore a large purple and white nio-dasuki tied around his shoulders that ran down his back.[4] He would often alternate between this and a similar longer kimono, with his nio-dasuki worn as a belt and tied in the front. Oden also wore his swords, Enma and Ame no Habakiri, across his left waist tucked inside an obi belt. While partying with the Whitebeard Pirates, he wore a red shirt, blue pants with white stripes, and a crown on his head.

   Gallery Main Oden Manga Color Scheme Oden's color scheme in the manga. Oden at Age 2 Oden at age 2. Oden at Age 9 Oden at age 9. Oden at Age 15 Oden at age 15. Oden at Age 18 Oden at age 18. Oden at Age 20 Oden at age 20. Oden at Age 29 Oden at age 29. Oden at Age 36 Oden at age 36. Oden at the day of his execution Oden bare-chested on the day of his execution. Oden After His Incident at Sea Oden's appearance after his incident at sea to go save Toki. Oden While Partying with the Whitebeard Pirates Oden while partying with the Whitebeard Pirates. Oden Silhouette Silhouette of Oden before his reveal. Oden Silhouette Face Close-up of Oden's face before his reveal. Oden in Yasuie's Flashback Oden's appearance in Yasuie's flashback. Kouzuki Oden Pirate Portrait Close-up of Oden's face at age 18. Kouzuki Oden Portrait Close-up of Oden's face at age 39.

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   Oden was an extremely brash, confident, carefree, and self-willed man. This motivated him to commit outrageous and violent actions for his own benefit during his youth and adolescence, such as fighting gamblers in a drunken rage, burning down the yakuza casino after being banned from it, and kidnapping women at night to form a harem in the mountains. Similar to his son Momonosuke, Oden was a pervert as a kid as he was regularly roaming the Red Light District at age 6 and spent the castle's money at the pleasure halls, not to mention forming a harem at the age of 15. However, that toned down over the years as he already grew out of that phase by the time he became an adult. Overall, Oden was known for getting into a significant number of violent fights, and he cared little for the consequences of his actions, as he gladly stood his ground against the yakuza and the loved ones of the women when fighting broke out as a result of the two aforementioned incidents, making Oden a thrill-seeker, as he always loved getting into fights. Although most men were appalled by his actions, his attitude made him very attractive to women, including the ones he kidnapped for his harem, as they stayed with him willingly, even though they were always free to leave.

   After being sentenced to work in the quarries, Oden became less selfish and started acting to improve the lives of the Flower Capital citizens around him. However, these actions were just as outrageous and ill-thought-out as the ones Oden committed to benefit himself. The most notable example is when he attempted to help out the citizens during a drought by diverting a river into the city, which caused the city to become flooded.[4] Additionally, when a Mountain God attacked the Flower Capital, Oden quickly went to action to try to deal with it and even took responsibility for causing the crisis in order to shift blame from Kin'emon, who caused the incident on accident.[12] Oden seemed to often mean well but acted in ways that were reckless and potentially alienating to those around him. For example, to honor a deceased man he once knew, Oden cooked a pot of oden soup over his cremated remains to "share one last drink" with his former friend, much to the dismay of his mourning family members, although Oden then apologized to them for the disturbance.[4]

   Unlike the other people in Wano, Oden didn't follow its strict rules and always did things to help others in his own way. He didn't care what others thought about him and also never wanted to be thanked whenever he helped others. Although many men blamed Oden for the Mountain God Incident, they secretly envied Oden for his carefree attitude because he's not bound by Wano's strict rules. After being exiled by Sukiyaki, Oden seemed to have found an outlet for his unconventional attempts at heroism, as he was able to bring peace to Kuri and rebuild its infrastructure in only two years.[1]

   “ Leaving the country is my dream!! Let's travel together!!! Show me the world!!! ” — Oden's thirst for adventure.[13]

   Oden adopts the mannerisms of sailors by keeping a log. Oden adopts the mannerisms of sailors by keeping a log.

   Oden was also extremely adventurous and wanted to illegally set sail away from Wano Country, viewing it as too cramped.[1] In his youth, he viewed this dream as more important than preparing to succeed his father as shogun.[14] In fact, Oden's determination to set sail was so great that he kept trying to do so 38 times by the time he was only 18.[4] When Whitebeard constantly refused and tried to secretly set sail without notifying him, Oden jumped straight into the sea holding onto the Moby Dick by a chain, shocking the Whitebeard Pirates. Thus, Whitebeard imposed him an extremely difficult challenge which Oden readily agreed to accept it as Oden could brave through the harshest weathers and obstacles without flinching. After he officially joined the Whitebeard Pirates, Oden became immensely excited and curious when they arrived at every new island, learning new discoveries which were unknown to Wano, to the point he ended up recklessly throwing himself into danger. After sailing with the Roger Pirates, Oden became more mature and responsible, and decided that he wanted to succeed his father as shogun and open Wano's borders, to prepare for the return of Joy Boy, and because he wanted to change the entire world.[15]

   Despite having a first bad impression of Orochi, who Oden considered nothing more than a "creepy weirdo", when Oden became a daimyo and Orochi frequently came to him and asked to borrow money from him, Oden always obliged despite never being paid back, doing so because he felt sorry for Orochi and out of respect for his relationship with Yasuie; something Denjiro constantly scolded him for. This makes Oden also a rather naive man as he was easily used by Orochi who approached him humbly and used Crocodile tears, which led Kaidou to call him a foolish lord later on, saying that Oden is mighty, but soft, like Gol D. Roger and Edward Newgate. Because Oden was a honorable man who always kept his word, he believed that Orochi would do the same and honor the agreement that Orochi and Kaidou would leave Wano if he humiliated himself for five years to save the hundreds of hostages and stop the kidnappings and killings of the citizens of Wano. Oden was always someone who would take all the burden on his shoulders as he was afraid that his family and the people, he cares about would get hurt if they get involved, especially after he learned that Momonosuke was attacked, and Toki hit by an arrow. Ultimately, that would indirectly allow Orochi to rise to power and turn Wano into a wasteland.

   “ Shame on all of you!! Your fear of the alien exposes your own ignorance!! ” — Oden's hate for discrimination.[16]

   Oden lectures people about their ignorance. Oden lectures people about their ignorance.

   Despite his rowdy behavior, Oden was an extremely compassionate man. While at first annoyed by Kin'emon and Denjiro acting as his followers, he still cared for their well-being and took them in. He also took in other people like the orphaned Izou and Kikunojo, the persecuted Kanjuro, and the lonely Raizo. After subduing the criminals and outlaws of Kuri, Oden chose to reform them rather than execute them as criminals. Oden did not tolerate discrimination, considering it a symbol of ignorance. He saved Kawamatsu, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi from being publicly humiliated and tortured, beating up the ones responsible for it. He also saw the three as helpless children rather than monsters and was amazed by their uniqueness.[17] Additionally, Oden willingly gave up on his trial to join the Whitebeard Pirates when he heard Amatsuki Toki calling out for help, choosing to save her even if it meant he could not join their crew, even though he held onto the chain attached to the Moby Dick for nearly 3 full days and was about to pass the test.[18] When Toki got sick and was forced to return to Wano in the middle of their voyage with Roger, Oden wanted to abandon his dream of going to the last island and instead go back to Wano with Toki and their children, so Toki had to threaten to divorce Oden to force him to continue the journey to the last island.[19]

   When Oden learned how Orochi abused his power and authority as the shogun by enslaving Wano citizens for his tyrannical greed, including executing an innocent man along with his family for defiance, Oden was outraged and did not blame his retainers for attacking Orochi for the injustice he caused, as he personally stormed into the Flower Capital to execute Orochi himself.[11] When Oden learned from Orochi how his family was unjustly persecuted for his grandfather's crimes and Orochi showed Oden a room full of hundreds of hostages to blackmail him, Oden accepted his demands of dancing naked weekly in the Flower Capital as an apology to the Kurozumi Family in exchange for protecting the citizens from Orochi's vengeance, including saving the hundreds of kidnapped citizens that were meant as a tribute to Kaidou.

   Oden was extraordinarily humble and impartial. Despite being the Daimyo of Kuri and son of the Shogun, as well as the strongest Samurai, Oden referred to everyone as his equal and despite the deeds and sacrifices he performed to help others, he didn't like getting any credit for them. When Ashura was grateful to Oden for showing him how peace looked like, Oden became annoyed, telling Ashura to stop being creepy. Oden cared greatly for his retainers and the citizens of Wano. He saved the Flower Capital and its citizens from the Mountain God despite the fact that the citizens threw stones at him and insulted him when he appeared. When Yasuie informed Oden about the lawless region of Kuri which even Oden's father considers as the "cancer of Wano", Oden became interested, travelled there by himself, and defeated every bandit in there in the span of a night, as well as saving all the innocent people who were still living there. He then brought peace to the hellish wasteland that is Kuri, building a village for the citizens to live in, and a Paradise Farm to feed them. Oden also saved Kawamatsu, Inuarashi, and Nekomamushi from people who tried to set them on fire, took them in, and fed them, expecting no credit for it. When Oden and his retainers were short on food, Oden even refused to eat just so his retainers don't starve.

   When Oden was about to pass Whitebeard's test after holding onto a chain attached to the Moby Dick and having faced the many dangers and climates of the New World Ocean with no protection for three days, Oden heard a woman in trouble and let go to save her, willing to abandon his childhood dream for a stranger. After saving her and waking up the next day, Oden was more thankful to her for treating his wounds, not wanting any credit from her for saving her life from a bunch of kidnappers. An ultimate act of loyalty and selflessness, Oden sacrificed his own pride, honor, and reputation for 5 years to protect and save hundreds of hostages, as well as the entire civilization of Wano from Kaidou and Orochi's tyranny. Oden never explained the motivations for his actions to anyone, not even his wife, children, and retainers, willing to take the truth that he did it to protect and save them all, to his grave. The citizens of Wano who treated Oden like scum for those 5 years learned the truth only thanks to Shinobu, who spied on the deal between Oden and Orochi. In the end, Oden sacrificed his own life for his retainers, willing to go through hellish pain by holding up all of 9 of them on a plank for an entire hour while he alone was getting boiled alive in the oil during the Legendary Hour.

   “ I am Oden! And I was born to boil!! ” — Oden's catchphrase about his favorite food.[20]

   Oden's favorite food was oden soup, which he cooked to feed his retainers during his journey around Wano and also after becoming the daimyo of Kuri.[21][22] Oden was even proud to be named after his favorite food, declaring he was born to be boiled like oden soup as he died in a pot of boiling oil.[23] Oden also loved to drink sake, having started drinking alcohol when he was only 8 years old.[1]

   Oden occasionally displayed an exaggerated disgusted reaction when annoyed, such as when Kin'emon and Denjiro wished to follow him or when Toki asked him to take her to Wano.

   Like many other people, Oden had a unique laugh: "Wahahahaha" (わはははは?)

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   Kouzuki Sukiyaki Oden's relationship with his father was distant and strained in his youth due to his reckless and violent actions. By the time he was 18, Sukiyaki had had enough of his behavior and disowned him, doing so impersonally by having a messenger send a written decree to him.[4] Oden was not upset when he received the decree, viewing it as his father being unable to contain his greatness. He referred to Sukiyaki as "shogun" rather than by his name or familial title.[24]

   However, their relationship changed when Oden restored order to Kuri two years later. Sukiyaki gained respect for his son as he revoked his disownment and made Oden a daimyo.[25] The two of them saw each other for the final time nine years later, with Sukiyaki calling Oden a "fine man." Oden showed respect for his father by crediting him for his change, while his father could not believe his maturity.[26] After receiving the news of Sukiyaki's death, Oden was solemn and regretted being unable to be at his father's deathbed.[27] However, Oden would never learn that his father had actually been alive the whole time.

   Kouzuki Toki Oden and Toki fall in love. Oden and Toki fall in love.

   Oden loved his wife Toki and cared for her greatly. Even before he knew her, he swam to an island to save her from slavers immediately after hearing her cry for help, even though he was forfeiting the opportunity to join the Whitebeard Pirates that he was on the cusp of achieving. Toki repaid him for saving her by treating his wounds,[28] and although she had hoped that he would take her to Wano, she quickly grew content by just being with him, leading to them falling in love, getting married, and having children while sailing with the Whitebeard Pirates and Roger Pirates.[29]

   When Toki became too sick to continue sailing, Oden intended on staying in Wano with her and their children, but she wished for him to fulfill his dream and so threatened to divorce him if he stayed.[19] When Oden returned for good, he was outraged upon finding out that she had been attacked and injured, immediately setting out to take vengeance. Toki did not wish for Oden to put himself in danger and pleaded that he let it go but could not stop him.[11] When Oden started dancing naked in public, he wondered if Toki would divorce him, but she assured him that she had no intention of doing so.[30]

   Advertisement Momonosuke and Hiyori Oden shows his children the world outside of Wano. Oden shows his children the world outside of Wano.

   Like Toki, Oden loved his son and daughter dearly. While out at sea, Oden and Toki were very attentive to their young children and calmed them when perilous situations arose.[31] After living in Wano for a year while Oden was still at sea, Momonosuke started addressing his father respectfully when they reunited.[32] Oden's death was very hard on Momonosuke and made him very emotional, and Momonosuke desires to take down Kaidou and Orochi to avenge him.[5] Hiyori held immense respect for her father, having proudly declared her heritage as the daughter of a samurai.[33] Oden also bequeathed his favorite swords to both Momonosuke and Hiyori as a memento after his death.

   Allies Retainers Kin'emon and Denjiro were Oden's first followers, becoming immediately devoted to him after seeing him take down the Mountain God and arguing about which one of them would be his first follower.[34] Oden did not wish for them to follow him but let them come inside his house when they stood outside in the rain guarding him. Izou, Kikunojo, Kanjuro, and Raizo were drawn to Oden because they were struggling in their lives,[35] and Inuarashi, Nekomamushi, and Kawamatsu were drawn to him after he saved them from persecution. As with Kin'emon and Denjiro, Oden did not want them following him but had no intention of forcing them to leave.[36]

   Oden decided to put the devotion of his followers to work by having them help him restore order to Kuri, and the criminal Ashura Doji, who had initially wanted to die after Oden defeated him, was swayed by Oden's efforts to restore Kuri and followed him as well, thanking Oden for allowing him to experience peace. When Oden was appointed daimyo, he honored the devotion of his followers by making them his retainers.[37] All of them consider Oden to have saved their lives and possessed unwavering devotion for him, which initially caused them to try stealing money to help him get by.[38] When Yasuie ordered them to become proper and educated samurai to effectively serve Oden as the future shogun, they did so without issue despite their rough backgrounds, shocking Oden with their displays of respect.[39]

   Although Oden's retainers were unwaveringly loyal to him, they were not yes-men and attempted to advise him against making poorly thought-out decisions, though they were usually unsuccessful. Denjiro repeatedly tried to prevent him from giving money to Orochi,[40] and most of the retainers opposed Oden's dream of illegally leaving Wano and exploring the world. Izou went as far as intercepting Oden trying to sail off with the Whitebeard Pirates, though he could not stop him.[41] On the other hand, Inuarashi and Nekomamushi simply wanted to go with Oden wherever he went and so accompanied him as stowaways with both the Whitebeard Pirates and the Roger Pirates.[42][43] When he was preparing to return to Wano, Oden recognized that Izou was content with the Whitebeard Pirates and so let him stay with them. The rest of Oden's retainers treated him coldly due to his departure, referring to him as "scoundrel", although they still remained loyal to him and warmed back up to him after he returned.[19][11]

   Oden sacrifices himself to save his retainers. Oden sacrifices himself to save his retainers.

   Oden cared dearly for his retainers, as he was willing to endure the hellish pain of being boiled alive in oil for an entire hour while holding up all of them in order to give them a chance to escape alive after having made a deal with Kaidou to let them go free, though Oden already knew that Kaidou and Orochi would not honor that deal. Thus, he opted to sacrifice himself to allow his retainers to escape as he quickly threw all of them a far distance away the moment Orochi commenced his subordinates to execute all of them by gunfire. All his nine retainers begrudgingly left Oden behind to his fate while crying non-stop, reminiscing on how Oden had saved them as they rushed towards Kuri to save Oden's wife and children.

   Oden had utmost faith in his retainers' abilities, believing that they can realize his unfulfilled wish of opening Wano's borders to the world in his place. In his last breath, Oden warned Kaidou not to underestimate his samurais.

   After Oden was executed, his retainers swore to avenge him and achieve his dream of opening Wano's borders, and they are all actively working to overthrow Orochi and Kaidou. Denjiro took up an alias and acted as a Yakuza with feigned loyalty to Orochi. Denjiro also tended to Hiyori until the final battle.[44] Ashura Doji initially lost faith in this plan due to the toll taken on him and his allies over 20 years,[45] but eventually changed his mind after Yasuie sacrificed himself in Oden's memory.[46] The retainers recruited allies to help them in their fight, but on their planned day of vengeance when it seemed that no one would be joining them, they elected to set sail for Onigashima by themselves and do their very best to avenge Oden. Although this was likely to be suicidal, they were content with doing it because serving Oden was their only purpose in life.[47]

   Unknown to Oden, Kanjuro was actually a member of the Kurozumi Family, sent by Orochi from the very beginning to infiltrate and overthrow the Kouzuki Family. Although Kanjuro put on the perfect act of a loyal retainer and would actually die for the Kouzuki, it was more because he was actually seeking a place to die since losing his parents destroyed his will to live on. Whenever Orochi would ask Oden to loan him money, Kanjuro would secretly bring out double the requested amount, allowing Orochi to stockpile on funding at Oden's expense. Kanjuro also fed Orochi much information on the Kouzuki Family, thus contributing to Kaidou's raid against Oden being so successful.[48]

   Advertisement Whitebeard Pirates When the Whitebeard Pirates came to Wano, Oden immediately wished to join them to fulfill his dream of sailing out of Wano.[49] Although Whitebeard's subordinates quickly grew to like him despite their initial hostility towards him for attacking their captain, Whitebeard refused to let Oden join him because he did not believe the samurai would respond well to authority. Since Oden was persistent, Whitebeard attempted to sail away in the middle of the night, but Oden still managed to get to them and attach himself to the Moby Dick with a chain.[41] Being surprised by the degree of Oden's persistence, Whitebeard decided to allow him to join the crew if he could hold onto that chain for three days. Oden took this challenge to heart and very nearly passed it, only forgoing it in order to save a nearby Toki.[50] However, his compassion for her impressed Whitebeard, and he welcomed Oden onto his crew.[42]

   Oden parties with the Whitebeard Pirates. Oden parties with the Whitebeard Pirates.

   Oden immediately became part of the Whitebeard Pirates' family, with Whitebeard considering him to be a little brother.[51] When Roger requested for Oden to join him on his voyage, Whitebeard adamantly refused to let him take one of his family. However, Oden wished to accompany Roger on his voyage around the globe, and so Whitebeard reluctantly agreed to let him go. Though Whitebeard was annoyed with Oden's decision, Oden did part with the Whitebeard Pirates on good terms.[52] Ultimately, Oden never returned to the Whitebeard Pirates, deciding to return to Wano after reaching the end of the Grand Line with Roger though he did ask Roger to tell Izou to take care of Whitebeard for him.[53] After Oden died, the Whitebeard Pirates eventually learned about Oden's demise by Kaidou's hands several years after it happened due to Wano's isolation. While they knew about Oden's death, they chose not to invade Wano to take revenge, as war against the Beasts Pirates would cause casualties amongst Wano's civilians. Out of respect for Oden, however, Marco and Izou would join Nekomamushi in the Kouzuki Revolution to fulfill Oden's dying wish.

   Roger Pirates Roger took an interest in Oden not long after he joined the Whitebeard Pirates,[54] valuing him for his family's knowledge of the Poneglyphs. Four years later they would meet each other in person as enemies, engaging in a brief clash as their crews battled for each other's treasure. After the battle, Oden expressed his willingness to join Roger on his journey and help him decipher the Road Poneglyphs leading to the final island.

   Oden feasts with the Roger Pirates. Oden feasts with the Roger Pirates.

   The Roger Pirates initially were not welcoming toward Oden, considering him to be nothing more than an aide for Roger. However, they quickly warmed up to Oden and began treating him like family, and Oden loved them just as much as he did with the Whitebeard Pirates.[55] Along with the rest of the crew, Oden sobbed uncontrollably when Roger disbanded the crew and departed. The Roger Pirates offered to help Oden in his quest to open Wano's borders, and although he declined, they took him back to Wano.[15][56] When Oden learned of Roger's execution, his tears were mixed with joy at his former captain establishing himself as a legend.[57]

   Advertisement Shimotsuki Yasuie Oden was close with Yasuie, even in his delinquent days. He stayed with Yasuie after being exiled from the Flower Capital and addressed him quite casually.[34] Although Yasuie tolerated Oden staying with him, he made it clear to Oden that he expected him to grow up and succeed his father as shogun. He was very disappointed when Oden said he would rather forgo that and break the law by sailing outside of Wano.[14]

   Thus, Yasuie was quite satisfied when he heard that Oden had restored peace to Kuri.[25] When Orochi succeeded Sukiyaki as shogun and made Oden humiliate himself in public, Yasuie made fun of Oden but still respected him.[30] Even though most of Wano lost respect for Oden during the five years after his return, Yasuie remained on good terms with him. In fact, Oden trusted Yasuie to protect his family when he decided to fight Kaidou.

   Yasuie remained loyal to Oden even after he was executed and slandered by Orochi. 20 years after Oden's death, Yasuie ultimately gave up his life in order to help the plan to avenge him to succeed.[14]

   Hyougoro Family Oden became close with the yakuza boss Hyougoro and his family during Orochi's reign as shogun. They respected Oden even as he humiliated himself in public for five years, with Taka even complimenting him on his dancing. Hyougoro was loyal to Oden and could not tolerate serving someone like Orochi, though Oden warned him to avoid getting into trouble. When Hyougoro was captured and his wife and men were killed, Oden was instantly enraged and set out to avenge them.[58]

   Wano Country Citizens Oden frequently caused uproars with the citizens of Wano during his youth, particularly when he kidnapped women to form a harem in the mountains. Most of the men absolutely hated him, while the women were attracted to him and his charisma, and there was a considerable stir when he came to the Flower Capital at age 18.[59] However, after he took down the Mountain God and was exiled from the Flower Capital, many of the men found themselves drawn to following Oden on his journey and were said to have taken a single step toward him before hesitating and ultimately staying, though wondering what could have been if they had followed him.[60]

   Eleven years later, although Oden had become a daimyo, the Flower Capital citizens still generally viewed him and his followers as delinquents. However, they were pleasantly surprised when they arrived at the Flower Capital in a dignified procession.[61] Oden then became popular among the people, and when Orochi took over for Sukiyaki as shogun and started making oppressive actions, they became very excited at Oden's return and clamored for him to take his rightful spot as shogun.[11]

   Oden humiliates himself to protect the citizens of Wano Country. Oden humiliates himself to protect the citizens of Wano Country.

   However, Orochi threatened to deliver hundreds of kidnapped citizens to Kaidou as a tribute, giving Oden an ultimatum provided that he humiliated himself in front of everyone every week to spare a hundred lives with each dance as per his reparations to the Kurozumi Family. With little choice, Oden started to follow Orochi's terms. Not knowing the truth, the citizens were shocked and disappointed, and their opinion of Oden started to degrade.[62] During Oden's execution, the citizens initially mocked him until Shinobu revealed the reason for Oden's actions during the past five years. Afterwards, the spectators became remorseful for treating Oden poorly and cheered for Oden to survive, and then grieved when Oden was ultimately killed by Kaidou.[63]

   Orochi's administration portrayed Oden as a threat to Wano who wanted to destroy the country by opening its borders. Ultimately, the majority of the people, including those in the Flower Capital, do not believe Orochi's propaganda as they use the Fire Festival to pray for the Kouzuki Family to end Kaidou and Orochi's tyranny.

   Advertisement Enemies Kurozumi Orochi Oden first met Orochi when he was 18 and Orochi was working for Yasuie. He did not think highly of Orochi, calling him a creep when he first saw him and frequently noting his pathetic disposition.[64] When Oden became a daimyo, Orochi frequently asked to borrow money from him, and Oden always obliged despite never being paid back due to feeling sorry for Orochi and respecting his relationship with Yasuie.[40] Orochi approached Oden humbly, but in reality, considered him to be an enemy, as he was actively working to overthrow the Kouzuki Family from the shogunate and rule in Oden's place and was spending the money Oden gave him to manufacture weapons.[65]

   When Oden returned from his voyage and found out that Orochi had not only seized the throne, but had his allies attack Toki and Momonosuke, he instantly became enraged and attempted to slay Orochi.[11] With Orochi's allies preventing Oden from killing him, Orochi put aside pretenses and treated Oden antagonistically, reveling in the trickery he had used to remove the Kouzuki Family from power. Desiring revenge for the crimes committed against the Kurozumi Family, he took full advantage of his power over Oden by forcing him to humiliate himself in public and to grovel in his presence, with Oden being forced to do so to prevent Orochi from offering innocent civilians as sacrifices to Kaidou.[66] Although he and Kaidou offered Oden a chance to live if he were to survive in boiling oil for one hour, Orochi did not honor the promise as he had a firing squad prepared after the hour expired.[63] After executing Oden, Orochi portrayed him to the public as a threat to Wano.[67]

   Kaidou Oden became enemies with Kaidou upon hearing that the Emperor captured Hyougoro and slaughtered Taka and many of his men. This caused him to immediately take up arms and try to take him down.[68] Before they fought, Kaidou mocked Oden for choosing to humiliate himself instead of pressing his rebellion, saying he had none of the Kouzuki Family's dignity. His words did not affect Oden, as he was at peace with his choice. Kaidou heavily respected Oden's strength, and so used trickery and deception to overcome him, first by having him follow a deal with Orochi that would not be honored, then striking him from behind during their battle while he was distracted.[69] Although Kaidou did promise Oden he would let anyone who can survive in the boiling oil for one hour to live, he did not honor the promise as Orochi prepared a firing squad, in which Kaidou did not object. Before killing Oden, Kaidou apologized to the samurai about Kurozumi Higurashi's actions while mentioning that he had killed her.[63]

   World Government and Marines As a former member of both the Whitebeard Pirates and Roger Pirates, Oden became a wanted criminal and earned an unknown bounty.[70] He was infamous enough for Sengoku and Sakazuki, the former and current Fleet Admiral, to still remember him 20 years after his death.[71]

   Advertisement Abilities and Powers “ We will never see a monster samurai of his like again!!! ” — Kaidou on Oden's exceptional level of strength.[72]

   As daimyo of Kuri, Oden had a large amount of power and influence over the region before his death. Being a former member of both the Whitebeard Pirates, as a former division commander, and the Roger Pirates, Oden was a tremendously powerful pirate with great influence on both crews. For several years after Oden's death, Whitebeard kept Oden's spot as the 2nd division commander vacant and noted to Portgas D. Ace, the new 2nd division commander, about the importance and significance of his predecessor, calling Ace arrogant for thinking he could take down Kaidou, a man that not even Oden could defeat.[73] In truth, the only reason why Oden lost to Kaidou was because Kurozumi Higurashi distracted him before he could finish Kaidou off.

   Kaidou envisions Oden behind Luffy alongside other legendary pirates. Kaidou envisions Oden behind Luffy alongside other legendary pirates.

   Oden's strength left a great impression on Kaidou who, even 20 years after his death, regards Oden as one of the few people, such as the Emperors Whitebeard and Shanks, the Pirate King Gol D. Roger, and his former captain, capable of fighting him.[74] His influence even extended toward the members of the Mink Tribe on Zou, with the leaders Inuarashi and Nekomamushi being members of the Nine Red Scabbards.

   The combination of Oden's tremendous combat skills and charisma earned him a significant reputation with his allies and associates, even post-mortem. The Mink Tribe was so loyal toward the Kouzuki Family that all of them were willing to die rather than allow even one of Oden's retainers to be captured. Despite his many conflicts with the yakuza of Wano Country over the years, Oden's death greatly impacted its leaders, causing them to stage an unsuccessful rebellion against his killers.

   His combat prowess was seen at an early age, when he got into massive battles and altercations with powerful samurai and yakuza and survived, causing a high number of casualties over the years. Despite being frequently pursued by authorities in his youth, he was only captured once and eluded capture many times afterwards. One of his most notable feats was his restoration of peace to the formerly lawless Kuri, where he defeated the powerful Ashura Doji and the dangerous criminals who worked under him single-handedly, rounded them up and got them to work under him, including Ashura. Prior to this, he demonstrated vast skill during his time as a laborer by quickly rising to the rank of a chief stonemason in a quarry.[1][4]

   As Oden admitted himself, he had no talent in sailing and navigation.[75]

   Advertisement Voice of All Things Oden hears the voices of the Sea Kings. Oden hears the voices of the Sea Kings.

   Like Roger and Luffy, Oden had the ability to hear the "Voice of All Things",[2] which his son also inherited. On the trip to Fish-Man Island, he could hear the voices of the Sea Kings alongside Roger and could also hear a voice while nearing Zou.

   Philology As a member of the Kouzuki Family, Oden inherited from his father the knowledge and skill to read Poneglyphs and write the ancient script associated with them.[3] He was a capable philologist, able to inscribe Roger's message on the Shandorian Golden Belfry Bell in the same ancient script, as well as decipher all the Poneglyphs the Roger Pirates had found, particularly the Road Poneglyphs, which proved vital in the Roger Pirates' success in locating and sailing to Laugh Tale.

   Culinary Skills Oden was an expert in cooking his favorite Oden hotpot, having frequently cooked it to feed his retainers during his journey around Wano and also during his journey with the Roger Pirates. Oden even managed to use Katsuzo's cremation for cooking a pot of oden.

   Physical Abilities Oden had immense physical strength since infancy, during which he flung his wet nurse across the room. At age four, he obliterated a bear by hurling a boulder at it. By adulthood, Oden could carry a giant carp that he caught at sea by himself and exerted enough physical power in his swordsmanship to clash with Whitebeard's Famous Blade Murakumogiri. To match his tremendous strength, Oden also had an astounding tolerance to pain, as he could hold a hot pot with his bare hands.[4] Oden was extremely agile and quick, as even at the age of 2, he could catch rabbits with his bare hands. As an adult, he could travel across the regions of Wano Country in no time and leap across a huge bridge.

   Oden had immense stamina, durability, and endurance, as he was able to fight against the criminals and ronin of Kuri, led by Ashura Doji, for an entire night alone with multiple wounds, such as arrows sticking out of his body, yet still came out victorious.[76] In his fight with Whitebeard, Oden took a point-blank quake punch from Whitebeard straight to the face and was fine afterwards.[77] Additionally, he held onto a chain while being pulled by the Moby Dick and faced the many dangers and climates of the New World ocean with no protection for three days before eventually letting go, more because he went to rescue Toki than due to exhaustion.[78] When he washed ashore on an island afterward, he received slight treatment from Toki and slept for one night before getting up with exuberant energy, leaving Toki surprised about his tremendous recovery speed.[28] Prior to his prime, when he met Roger and got hit by his Divine Departure (imbued with Armament Haki and coated with Supreme King Haki), Oden got back up immediately with only minor injuries.[79] In his fight against Kaidou, Oden was hit by his Blast Breath not just once, but twice, and powered through them both times.[80]

   As a testament to his monstrous strength and endurance, Oden was able to hold up all nine of his retainers, who are all very large, on a thick wooden plank while his lower half was submerged in a large pot of boiling oil for over an hour, which killed an average man in seconds despite getting out, an unprecedented feat that even impressed Kaidou.[81] Oden survived the boiling even after the temperature had increased to over 700 degrees and continued to rise. Despite being near death, Oden could still muster the strength to throw all nine of his retainers far away from the execution site. However, it appeared that Oden reached his limit from this, as Kaidou noted that his body was dead.[63]

   Advertisement Swordsmanship Main article: Oden Two Sword Style Oden using his signature Oden Two Sword Style. Oden using his signature Oden Two Sword Style.

   Oden was an immensely skilled and powerful swordsman, having developed his variation of Two Sword Style,[82] which Oden himself called "Oden Two Sword Style" (おでん二刀流, Oden Nitōryū?, literally meaning "Oden Two Sword/Blade Style," VIZ: "Oden Two-Sword Style").[83] He had immense prowess and ambidexterity in dual wielding the legendary swords, Enma and Ame no Habakiri. According to Oden, Oden Two Sword Style is the greatest sword style.[84]

   Even at age 9, Oden was already such a talented master swordsman that he waged war against the entire yakuza and was able to fight against them all by himself in the Flower Capital until the age of 10, when he was arrested for almost killing someone.[4] At age 18, he could strike down the massive boar hailed as the Mountain God with a single attack.[85] Although the Mountain God was cut in half by Oden's attack, Oden's attack did not kill the Mountain God nor the citizens that it devoured because the cut was so clean and precise that the severed parts of the Mountain God were able to be put back together.[86] Oden defeated all of the outlaws and ronin of Kuri, including the region's most dangerous criminal, Ashura Doji (someone noted to be worth 100 men in battle), within a single night.[1][76] In his fight with Edward Newgate, Oden was able to clash and trade blows with him and matched the force of Whitebeard's quake punch by using Tougen Shirataki.[77] During his adventures with the Whitebeard Pirates, Oden easily sank a large pirate ship by cutting it in half. Due to his adventures with the Whitebeard and Roger Pirates, he was stated to have grown many times stronger compared to before, returning to Wano "invincible and triumphant."[87] In his first encounter with Kaidou, Oden managed to clash with him on equal terms by using only one sword.[88] In his final fight with Kaidou, Oden became the first to wound the nigh-invulnerable pirate, whose durability was greatly enhanced by his transforming into a giant dragon, permanently scarring him and sending him crashing into the ground.

   20 years after his death, Kaidou still acknowledged Oden as the strongest samurai, declaring that there would never be another samurai who could match Oden. During the Raid on Onigashima, though four of his subordinates—Kin'emon, Denjiro, Ashura Doji, and Inuarashi—inflicted a simultaneous wound on him in the exact same spot Oden scarred him, he stated that it was still shallow.[89][90] The closest person who came close to matching Oden was Zoro, who despite suffering severe injuries still managed to give Kaidou a second scar in his Human-Beast Form using his strongest technique, though he intended on knocking the Emperor off his feet, still earning his respect for the feat alone nonetheless.[91] However, the swordsman was still lacking compared to Oden in terms of strength, because he still couldn't control Enma, who Oden could wield as if it were as light as a feather.

   Advertisement Haki Main article: Haki Oden was among the very small number of people in the world who could use all three types of Haki. In Wano, he, in particular, was stronger among their Samurai, as he could easily wield Enma, a Famous Blade that drains its user's Haki to a near-fatal level from childhood. His father, Kouzuki Sukiyaki, complimented that no one other than Oden could tame Enma, leaving Zoro in awe, who wondered how he could wield it, despite how much Haki was drained from him, treating it as if it were as light as a feather.

   Supreme King Haki Oden and Whitebeard's Supreme King Haki clash. Oden and Whitebeard's Supreme King Haki clash.

   Oden possessed the ability to use Supreme King Haki, a rare form of Haki that only one in several million people in the world can use. He has mastered Supreme King Haki to the extent that he can render his targets completely unconscious. In his initial encounter with Edward Newgate 30 years ago, the sudden clash between them created a notable effect similar to lightning, as well as released a shockwave. This was also shown during his clash against Kaidou.[92][93]

   While not shown in the manga, Oden used Supreme King's more common effect in the anime once, making a bunch of Kaidou's subordinates faint.[80] After an unconscious Luffy knocked out a bunch of Kaidou's henchmen with his Supreme King Haki, Ashura Doji noted that Luffy used "Oden's special trick,"[94] indicating that Oden has used the more common effect of Supreme King Haki at least once, though it is unknown when.

   Non-canonically, Oden is among the small handful of people capable of using the advanced application of "infusing" Supreme King Haki into their body or weapons, his swords in particular.[95][96]

   Armament Haki Oden using "Ryuo" to harden his swords. Oden using "Ryuo" to harden his swords.

   Oden was an immensely powerful master of Armament Haki, known as "Ryuo" in Wano. He is noted as being the sole samurai to tame the Famous Blade, Enma, infamous for its gluttonous Haki-draining properties, which even Kin'emon, the Nine Red Scabbards' fearless leader, was afraid of wielding.[97] As a testament to this, Oden's mastery was superior to that of Roronoa Zoro, a powerful swordsman and Armament Haki user, who had his entire arm emaciated the first time but managed to regain the absorbed Haki. It was such that during Enma testing, Zoro couldn't satiate it without going all out, acknowledging that he was lacking compared to Oden.[98]

   Even at age 18, Oden was masterful in using Ryuo, as he imbued both of his swords, hardening them and letting him cleanly bisect the enormous Mountain God with one slash.[85] At age 29, Oden hardened his swords and then clashed against one of the 12 Supreme Grade Swords, Murakumogiri, which belonged to Edward Newgate, an immensely powerful Armament Haki master in his prime.[92] As a true testament to his prowess, Oden, at age 39, using Advanced Ryuo, was able to severely injure and leave a massive permanent scar on the nigh-indestructible Kaidou while in his dragon form,[99] whereas Luffy, using Boundman, did not faze him in human form. In the anime, Oden showcased the advanced application of emitting Armament Haki out from his blades during his battle against Ashura Doji.[100] Within the anime, when Oden uses advanced Armament Haki, it is shown as a red-colored flowing aura.

   Advertisement Observation Haki Oden possessed the ability to use Observation Haki.[7]

   Weapons Oden's swords. Oden's swords.

   Oden wielded two Great Grade-ranked Famous Blades: Ame no Habakiri (the sword said to be able to cut "heaven" itself) and its sister sword Enma (the sword said to be able to cut to the "bottom of hell"),[82][101] respective masterpieces of Wano's greatest swordsmiths Kouzuki Sukiyaki and Shimotsuki Kouzaburou.

   History Biography Chaotic Youth Oden waging war against the yakuza. Oden waging war against the yakuza.

   Oden was born in the Flower Capital of Wano Country to the shogun Kouzuki Sukiyaki 59 years before the present day, and he began committing outrageous acts as soon as infancy. When he was less than a year old, he threw his wet nurse across the room. When he was 2, he caught two rabbits with his bare hands, and at age 4, he obliterated a bear by hurling a boulder at it. Starting at age 6, he started roaming the Red-Light District and spent the castle's money at the pleasure halls. By the time he was 8, he started drinking booze and began picking fights with gamblers. At age 9, even the yakuza had banned him from their casino. This resulted in Oden setting their casino on fire and starting a conflict with them, culminating in his capture a year later after he almost killed someone.

   As punishment and for rehabilitation as a prisoner, Oden was sentenced to hard labor in the quarries where his talent blossomed, with him working well enough there to gain significant prestige, rising to the rank of Chief Stonemason. He then left prison and reformed his ways. When he was 14, he attempted to help the Flower Capital citizens during a terrible drought as he was unable to bear the sight of people suffering from dried-out wells. He curved the river itself to run through the capital, however, this resulted in the Capital becoming flooded, and the authorities attempted to capture Oden again. To escape, Oden set out to sea for the very first time but was quickly forced to return to land. When he was 15 and still in hiding, he threatened the priest of a secluded mountain into sheltering him. He then kidnapped many women from the Capital at night and formed his own personal harem. Said women were free to leave but preferred to stay with Oden. This however didn't stop the women's loved ones, as well as many powerful samurai, to go after Oden to stop him, but Oden stood his ground, resulting in the massive Harem Revolt, where the Hyougoro Family was also involved. For the next three years, Oden attempted to set out to sea 38 times. He quickly failed every time, though he managed to survive.

   “ Wahaha!! So I'm disowned, eh? Banished from the capital!! A laughable move, shogun!! All this means is that you, no, the Flower Capital itself - is unable to contain my greatness!! Disown away!! I shall cross to a new riverbank!! Wherever the sun sets, that shall be my bed!!! ” — Oden's reaction to being disowned and exiled.[102]

   Oden takes on the Mountain God. Oden takes on the Mountain God.

   At age 18, he went into the Flower Capital and proceeded to cook and eat a pot of Oden soup, heated by using the fire of the burned corpse of a man called Katsuzo, much to the initial dismay of his mourning family members. Turns out that the man called Katsuzo was a friend of Oden and it was Oden's way of honoring him, sharing one last drink with his deceased friend. After apologizing to the family members for the disturbance and leaving the crematorium, he saw that a Mountain God was attacking the Flower Capital and overheard Kin'emon and Denjiro talking about the Mountain God's offspring being in their possession. Oden then told them to give him the giant boar's offspring.[4] Oden then took the white boar when Kin'emon tried attacking the Mountain God. After Kin'emon was overpowered, Oden used the white boar to get the Mountain God's attention. As the giant beast charged at him, Oden struck it down with a single strike. When Kin'emon was going to take responsibility for the Mountain God's attack, Oden knocked him out and took the blame himself. His father's aide then delivered a message to him, saying that he was disowned and exiled from the Flower Capital. Oden was not upset when he received the decree, viewing it as his father and the Flower Capital being unable to contain his greatness. Out of gratitude and awe, Kin'emon and Denjiro began following him.[103]

   Advertisement Reforming Kuri “ Oden rounded up the lawless ruffians of Kuri, and with his considerable strength, he turned that hellish wasteland into a place worthy of being called home. In recognition of this remarkable feat, shogun Kouzuki Sukiyaki retracted his disownment and gave his son the title of "daimyo of Kuri." ” — Oden becomes daimyo.[104]

   After leaving the capital, Oden moved to Shimotsuki Yasuie's residence at Hakumai, where he also met Kurozumi Orochi, who was working as a servant there. Yasuie later got mad at Oden for living as a vagabond instead of rising to his father's challenge. Oden told Yasuie how he wanted to set out to sea, and Yasuie replied that he had to become a competent samurai before he could be so selfish.[14]

   Oden becomes the daimyo of Kuri. Oden becomes the daimyo of Kuri.

   After hearing about Ashura Doji, Oden decided to journey to Kuri, which was Wano's most lawless region. During the journey, he was followed by Kin'emon and Denjiro. Along the way, the group was joined by Kikunojo and Izou at Ringo, Kanjuro at Kibi, and Raizo at Udon. Oden entered Kuri alone and fought all the bandits there, including Ashura, Kuri's most dangerous criminal. By the time his companions arrived, Oden had defeated all of his enemies in the span of a single night. He then rounded up the lawless ruffians of Kuri, and with his considerable strength, he turned the hellish wasteland into a place worthy of being called home, bringing peace to Kuri.[105] He had the residents work to build a village to live in, and he built the Paradise Farm to feed them. Oden was then granted the title of daimyo of Kuri at the age of 20 after Sukiyaki heard about his deeds.[1][25] In addition, Oden chose the companions he made on his journey as well as the reformed Ashura to be his retainers.[106] After Orochi quit being Yasuie's servant, Oden lent him money to support him.

   33 years before the present, while fishing at Kuri Beach, Oden discovered Inuarashi, Nekomamushi, and Kawamatsu being tormented by humans who persecuted them. Oden rescued the three and lectured the people who tried to set them on fire. The three then followed him back to Kuri and became his retainers.[36] Three years later, Oden paid the Mountain God and its child, who had grown much taller, a visit and proceeded to use the latter to carry his palanquin while traveling through the Flower Capital along with his retainers to pay his father a visit after hearing that he had fallen ill. As Oden paid him a visit, he was relieved seeing his father invigorated. Sukiyaki is proud that his son became a great man and had a turnaround, but Oden answered that he has only been made great and has not changed a bit. Unknown to Oden, this was the last time he and his father exchanged words.[61]

   Advertisement Journey With Pirates “ It was a world I'd never seen!! Cold and heat like I'd never experienced!! Plants!! Animals!! People!! Strength!! Ideas!! Everything was new and different. Every day my old illusions were shattered!! Everything surpassed my imagination!! I was so small!! I only knew a tiny piece of the world!! ” — Part of Oden's journal.[107]

   Oden leaves Wano. Oden leaves Wano.

   Later that year, Oden learned that a pirate ship had arrived at Itachi Port, prompting him to go there. Charging towards the Whitebeard Pirates, he clashed with their captain while informing Whitebeard that he wanted to join his crew.[49] Afterwards, Oden and his retainers had a feast with the crew. Oden kept asking to join only to be turned down by Whitebeard himself because he correctly sensed that Oden had no experience in subordinating himself to another person up to that point, and Whitebeard knew how catastrophic that could be, having served aboard a ship full of such individuals. This caused Oden's enthusiasm to balk, aware that he could not argue against the pirate's reasoning. Two weeks later, the Whitebeard Pirates tried to leave Oden behind, but he caught up to them and held onto a chain he attached to the ship. Izou also held onto Oden and got dragged away with him. After pulling Izou up onto the ship, Whitebeard gave Oden a test. If he could hold onto the chain for three days, he would be allowed into the crew. Just when Oden only had ten minutes left, he heard a woman in trouble and let go. He drifted to an island and scared away some kidnappers who mistook him for a sea monster, saving the woman in the process. On the next day, he got acquainted with the woman, who was named Toki. They were then confronted by Karma and his crew, but Whitebeard came and defeated Karma. Understanding that Oden let go because of his desire to help, Whitebeard allowed him on board, telling Oden that they're going on a grand adventure beyond anything he can imagine. After boarding and being welcomed by the crew, Oden discovered that Inuarashi and Nekomamushi had stowed away on the ship, waiting for Oden. Afterwards, Oden went on adventures with the Whitebeard Pirates.[108]

   On his journey, Oden wrote his adventures in a journey log and explored multiple islands and places around the entire world, being absolutely in awe of the things that he had never seen before. He also became a notorious outlaw with a bounty. He found the geography of the world astounding and the government overseeing it as unbelievable. Having grown closer with Toki and marrying her at some point, the couple became parents in their second year aboard the Moby Dick and named their son Kouzuki Momonosuke. Later, as the crew was growing in numbers, Whitebeard split its members into five divisions, and Oden was appointed as the commander of the second division. Two years later, he and Toki would have a daughter whom they named Kouzuki Hiyori.[109]

   Docking at an island, the Whitebeard Pirates unexpectedly encountered the Roger Pirates, leading to Oden rushing towards the crew to take their treasure. Engaging the crew in battle, he drew the attention of Gol D. Roger and was knocked away by the pirate. Running back to his opponent, Oden was left amazed at how his captain and Roger were fighting each other. Afterwards, the two crews began fighting for the next three days until a cease fire was made on the fourth day. A few days into it, Oden had a discussion with the two captains, during which he informed Roger that he could read the Poneglyphs. Revealing his intention to reach the rumored final island of the Grand Line and become Pirate King, Roger left Oden frozen from being impressed. Roger begged Oden to join him for a year in order to get to the island, and Whitebeard, despite being against it because he didn't want to lose someone he considered a brother, ultimately honored Oden's choice to join Roger, leading to him parting ways with the Whitebeard Pirates.

   Oden and the Roger Pirates celebrate after reaching Laugh Tale. Oden and the Roger Pirates celebrate after reaching Laugh Tale.

   Boarding the Oro Jackson with his wife and children, he discovered Inuarashi and Nekomamushi had followed him on board. The crew sailed to Mock Town and afterwards reached Skypiea, where Oden read a Poneglyph and engraved Roger's message on the Shandorian Golden Belfry Bell.[55] After returning to the ocean, the crew sailed towards Water 7, during which Oden informed Roger that Wano had a Road Poneglyph. Docking at the island, Oden invited Cutty Flam to join the crew, but the latter declined the offer. From there, the crew sailed to Fish-Man Island, where Oden read the island's two Poneglyphs and learned from Neptune that Poseidon is a mermaid. Oden later read another Poneglyph after venturing to another island. Upon Toki becoming sick, the pirates dropped her and her children off at Wano alongside Nekomamushi and Inuarashi, during which Oden could tell his country had changed despite not looking at it. Afterwards, the crew learned the contents of Wano's Poneglyph. Arriving at Zou, Oden felt a different vibe from the island that did not sit well with him and Roger. Venturing into the country, the crew found the last Road Poneglyph, leading to Oden discovering his family's ties to the Mink Tribe after seeing his clan's seal above the stone. Having left Zou, the crew discovered the location of the final island of the New World and sailed there. There, the crew found Joy Boy's treasure and laughed when they saw it, leading to Roger naming the island Laugh Tale.[19]

   Grateful he joined Roger, he declined offers from his crew members to assist him in opening Wano's borders and instead sought to make his vision a reality with the aid of his retainers and by becoming Shogun.[15]

   Advertisement Homecoming and Death Oden reunites with his family. Oden reunites with his family.

   Over 20 years before the present, Roger decided to disband the crew, and Oden parted ways with him as the Pirate King left the ship. Afterwards, the rest of the crew returned Oden to Wano Country, and he bid farewell to them as well. Oden then reunited with his family and retainers. He heard about Orochi becoming shogun and how he had been oppressing the citizens with the aid of Kaidou. He also heard about how his family was threatened and that Toki was injured while protecting Momonosuke. Enraged, Oden ordered his retainers to guard his family before charging to the Flower Capital.

   He arrived at the castle, fought his way through the guards, kicked in the door to the throne room, and rushed directly at the panicking Orochi, ignoring his pleas that Kaidou won't take this attack lying down, attempting to kill Orochi.[11] Oden's attack was stopped by Kurozumi Semimaru, who used a barrier to protect Orochi. Confronted by Kaidou, Oden proceeded to clash evenly with him, and to stop them from destroying the castle, Orochi came up with a deal to blackmail Oden while also showing him a room with hundreds of hostages. If Oden danced naked in the Flower Capital once a week, the hostages Orochi has taken, as well as the citizens of Wano, would be spared. They also promised to leave Wano in five years. Holding onto the deal in the hopes of preventing Orochi from offering innocent people as tribute for the Beasts Pirates and to avoid involving innocent lives in a battle between him and Kaidou, Oden left the castle, and a few hours later, he started dancing naked in the streets of the Flower Capital. He did this once a week, causing the people of Wano to lose faith and respect for him. Fearing the worst when the ones he cares about are involved, Oden refused to explain his motivations to his retainers when they wanted to know the truth. One year later, Oden received a foreign newspaper and read about Roger's execution, to which he cried, then laughed, then cried again.

   Oden injures Kaidou. Oden injures Kaidou.

   On the second year since his return, Oden asked Toki if she wanted a divorce, to which she asked if he was joking. Later that year, Oden paid Hyougoro and Taka a visit. Three years later, Oden heard that Hyougoro had been captured for his defiance and that Taka was killed. Grieving over the fate of Hyougoro and his wife, Oden finally decided to gather his retainers to take down Kaidou.[110] Before leaving Kuri, Oden gave Toki a letter.[111] On the way to Onigashima, Oden and his retainers were confronted by Kaidou and his crew in the Udon region. Oden asked Kaidou why he and his men are so thoroughly prepared and how they knew that Oden and his retainers were on their way, to which Kaidou replied that there may be a spy in Oden's castle. Kaidou mocks Oden for choosing the method where nobody gets hurt, saying how he's just like Newgate and Roger, mighty but soft. Not regretting the choice he made 5 years ago, Oden proceeded to blast through Kaidou's army. In the ensuing battle, Shinobu joined Oden's side, and it was said that the battle lasted longer than expected as Oden's strength surpassed the enemy's imagination. Kaidou hits Oden with Blast Breath, but Oden gets back up and uses Togen Totsuka to severely injure and scar Kaidou.

   Oden is defeated by Kaidou. Oden is defeated by Kaidou.

   As Oden was about to deliver the finishing blow, he was distracted by Kurozumi Higurashi, who disguised herself as Momonosuke and pretended to be a hostage so that Kaidou could strike him down. After his defeat, Oden claimed that Shinobu was not his ally to save her from the Beast Pirates and allow her to walk free. Oden and the Scabbards were then imprisoned in the Flower Capital and sentenced to be boiled alive in three days.[69] Toki visited Oden at the prison, and Oden handed his swords—Ame no Habakiri and Enma—to her and asked her to pass them on to their children.[112]

   On the day of the execution, Oden made a deal with Kaidou to allow those who survive the execution to go free, and Kaidou gave him an hour. Oden entered the pot, and before his retainers joined him, he lifted a plank upon his shoulders and ordered his retainers to stand on top of the plank, proceeding to hold them all up.[81] As the citizens who watched the execution continued to mock Oden, Shinobu, who spied on Oden and Orochi's deal, called them fools and revealed the reason for Oden's actions during the past five years: protecting and saving them. Orochi desired revenge for the crimes committed against the Kurozumi Family, and he threatened to deliver hundreds of kidnapped citizens to Kaidou as a tribute, giving Oden an ultimatum provided that he humiliated himself in front of everyone every week to spare a hundred lives with each dance as per his reparations to the Kurozumi Family. To protect the citizens, prevent a fight against Orochi and Kaidou that would've endangered a lot of innocent lives, and being left with little choice, Oden started to follow Orochi's terms. Oden also traveled from region to region every week to make sure that nothing had changed. In the end, Shinobu points out that the true fools are the Wano people, who disrespected Oden while he was secretly saving them.

   Oden dies smiling as his body sinks. Oden dies smiling as his body sinks.

   After the citizens heard how Oden protected them all this time during the past five years, they started cheering for Oden's effort to survive, and Oden appreciated that. As the boiling in the pot passed 700 degrees and continued to rise while Oden endured the hour, he explained to his retainers that it was the Kouzuki Clan that closed the country to the rest of the world to protect them from a great external power. He also stated that the world awaits a certain figure and that Wano must be prepared to welcome and work with them when that figure appears after an 800-year span. Being certain that Orochi and Kaidou will kill him no matter what, Oden requested his retainers to open Wano's borders in his stead. Even though Orochi continued to raise the heat even more, Oden didn't die. Oden successfully survived the hour, but Orochi summoned a firing squad to execute Oden and his retainers. Oden once again told his retainers to open Wano's borders before throwing them far away from the pot. As the Scabbards fled, Oden told Kaidou to not underestimate his Samurai and how he's a story to accompany his drinks. Oden's last thoughts were of his family, and as Kaidou shot Oden in the head, Oden died with a smile as his body sank fully into the pot.[113]

   Advertisement Legacy “ But if we truly leapt into the future, we would find a way to fulfill Lord Oden's wish, and strike down Orochi and Kaidou!! So that this country could be opened at last!! ” — Kin'emon to Kouzuki Toki after Oden's death.[114]

   His death was deeply mourned by the rest of the country and his noble reputation was fully restored to the rest of the people of Wano, causing tons of people to take arms and ready to rebel against Orochi's regime and the Beasts Pirates in his name and the Kouzuki Family. Kaidou attacked the rest of Oden's family after Oden's death, but his children survived as Toki sent Momonosuke 20 years forward in time[115] and Kawamatsu and later Denjiro kept Hiyori safe.[116] Sometime after Oden's execution, Kaidou's son Yamato discovered his journal and kept it.[117]

   Successfully getting rid of their biggest obstacle in taking over Wano, Kaido and Orochi turned it into a pirate country and subjected its people to tyranny for the next 20 years. Oden was vilified by Orochi's administration, who informed the populace that he had attempted to destroy Wano in his quest to open its borders.[118] Sympathizing with the Kouzuki Family became a high crime, one that even children were punished heavily for committing.[119] Orochi was officially recognized as a hero for defeating Oden.[67]

   However, in spite of Orochi's attempts to portray Oden in a negative light, thousands of Wano citizens remained loyal to him and his family due to Oden's selfless action.[115] These included the other four daimyo and the yakuza bosses, and Orochi and Kaidou had to resort to killing or imprisoning them to silence them.[120][121] In fact, the people, including those in the Flower Capital, would use the Fire Festival to pray for the Kouzuki Family and the rebels to end Kaidou and Orochi's reign of terror.

   Before he died, Oden told his retainers to complete his quest to open Wano's borders. After being sent forward in time, Momonosuke, Kin'emon, Kanjuro, Raizo, and Kikunojo recruited all of the remaining Nine Red Scabbards aside from Denjiro and thousands of other Kouzuki Family sympathizers to rise up and bring down Orochi and Kaidou. Additionally, they went abroad and formed an alliance with the Straw Hat Pirates and Heart Pirates to increase their fighting power, and the mink citizens of Zou that Inuarashi and Nekomamushi ruled over were also recruited.[115][122]

   Several years after his death, Whitebeard heard about Kaidou killing Oden. However, despite this, the Whitebeard Pirates did not storm Wano Country to attempt to take revenge, knowing there would be many casualties among the citizens there if they did.

   Yamato, who admired Oden before his death, was devastated when he was killed and, upon finding his journal, held dearly to it like a bible. Yamato is so devoted to Oden, to the point of adopting a similar fashion style like him and intends on fulfilling his dream of reopening Wano's borders.[117]

   His daughter Hiyori, chose to bequeath her heirloom Enma to Zoro partially due to seeing Oden's image in Zoro's potential as a swordsman, as Zoro became the second swordsman to scar Kaidou as Oden had done, it would also be crucial to the Kouzuki revolution as Zoro used Enma to defeat the All-Star King, cementing the defeat of the Beast Pirates.

   Kanjuro's drawing poses as "Oden". Kanjuro's drawing poses as "Oden".

   20 years after Oden's execution, his retainer Kanjuro, who unbeknownst to him had been operating as a spy for the Kurozumi Family for their entire time together, used his Devil Fruit powers to draw a perfect replica of him and bring the drawing to life. Kanjuro used this Oden drawing to trick the other Scabbards and ambush them, with "Oden" claiming that he had survived due to Toki sending him into the future. The ruse fooled a good portion of the Scabbards, but Ashura Doji and Raizo, citing the nature of Toki's powers, immediately saw through it. Kanjuro had attached explosives to the Oden drawing and attempted to blow it up and kill all of his former comrades, but Ashura was able to drive it out and sacrificed himself in the explosion to protect the rest.[123]

   Later, Kanjuro disguised himself as Oden when he directly confronted Momonosuke and the others. Although Kikunojo knew it was a ruse, she faltered in striking Oden, so Kanjuro stabbed her, seriously injuring her as repayment for the fatal wound she had previously given him. After Kanjuro removed the disguise, Kin'emon struck down Kanjuro.[124]

   Oden's shrine overlooking the Flower Capital. Oden's shrine overlooking the Flower Capital.

   Oden's death would eventually be avenged when Kaidou was defeated by Luffy and cast out of Wano,[125] and when Orochi was burned alive by Kanjuro's Kazenbo,[126] with Oden's retainer Denjiro beheading Orochi,[127] ending the Kurozumi legacy.[128] To honor Oden,[129] a shrine was erected on a hill overlooking the Flower Capital. He was enshrined with various fallen allies, including Toki, Yasuie, the other fallen daimyo, Izou, and Ashura Doji.[130]

10. #10Donquino

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    Donquino Sign In to Save Edit Donquino Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ドンキーノ Romanized Name: Donkīno Official English Name: Donkino Debut: Chapter 966[1]; Episode 959[2] Affiliations: Roger Pirates Occupations: Pirate; Helmsman[3] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Yūsuke Shirooka English Voice: Funimation: Van Barr Jr. Donquino[4] was the helmsman[3] of the Roger Pirates.[1]

    Contents 1 Appearance 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Crew 3.2 Others 3.2.1 Shakuyaku 4 Abilities and Powers 5 History 5.1 Past 6 Major Battles 7 References 8 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Donquino's concept art Donquino's concept art

    Donquino is a large man with thin limbs and short dark-colored hair and long sideburns. He wears a red modern captain's hat, a red and white striped sleeveless shirt, blue slacks, and dark shoes. He often has a pipe in his mouth. He also has an anchor tattooed on both arms.

    Personality Donquino is a jolly person, as he is often seen laughing and with a large smile. However, he was rather sad when Roger and Oden left the crew.[5] Like any pirate, he loves treasure, and was very pleased when they managed to capture great wealth in the God Valley.[6]

    Relationships Crew He is loyal to his crew and respects the captain, sharing joy with them during long voyages and mourning the loss of crew members.[5] However, for his own sake, he may ignore the captain's orders or try to circumvent them whenever possible.[7]

    Others Shakuyaku Like the vast majority (if not all) of his crew, Donquino was in love with Shakky and had no qualms about going to God Valley to save her. To get ahead of the captain, his comrades, including Donquino, trampled Roger into the ground immediately upon their arrival.[7]

    Abilities and Powers Being that he was a member of the legendary Roger Pirates, he may have been extraordinarily strong. He demonstrated incredible physical strength, easily pulling a cartload of treasure single-handedly, along with Millet Pine and his mace, and Erio. Donquino ran, not just pulled the cart on foot.[6]

    As the crew's helmsman, he was responsible for guiding their ship, the Oro Jackson, through many harsh seas, including those of the New World.

    History Past 44 years ago, Donquino was already a member of the Roger Pirates, and assisted in an attack on the Kuja Pirates, with the goal of having Shakuyaku join them. While they did so, Gol D. Roger rallied his men, in preparation for a fight with a Marine Ship carrying Monkey D. Garp.[8] Two years later, after Shakuyaku's retirement and settlement on Hachinosu, Donquino and his crewmates approached Roger to convince him to travel there.[9]

    38 years ago, Donquino was present alongside his crew to rescue Shakuyaku from the World Noble's Native Hunting Competition in an event that would be later known as the God Valley Incident.[7] After Silvers Rayleigh rescued Shakuyaku, the rest of Roger Pirates focused on stealing the treasure. Donquino hauled a cartload of treasure onto the ship, while Millet Pine and Erio fought off other pirates who wanted to take the loot.[6]

    26 years ago, on an island in Paradise, the Roger Pirates defeated a battalion of Marines when they spotted the Whitebeard Pirates approaching them.[10] After the two crews battled each other for four days, Donquino participated in a gift exchange, toasting with Blenheim.[1]

    Not long after Kouzuki Oden and his family boarded the Oro Jackson, Donquino and his crewmates celebrated their arrival.[1]

    Donquino was present when Roger announced that he would disband the crew, and he sobbed when they dropped Roger off and again when they took Oden back to his home at Wano Country.[5] After the Roger Pirates disbanded, it is unknown what became of Donquino.

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    BOTH KID AND KILLER SHOULD HAVE SLIGHT SCOTTISH ACCENTS

    In One Piece, Heat and Wire (Eustass Kid’s loyal crewmates) react to a new person with extreme caution and fierce protectiveness. Because they were once rival gang leaders in the South Blue, they operate under a strict code of trust and view any newcomer as a potential threat to "the boss" (Kid).How They Would React to a New PersonWire (The Silent Enforcer): Wire is taciturn and serious. He would likely stand in the background with his trademark mopish face and arms crossed, sizing the new person up. He relies heavily on intimidation and his spiked gear to keep strangers at a distance.Heat (The Fiery Vanguard): Heat is far more aggressive and vocal. If a stranger approaches, Heat will immediately step in front of Kid and likely breathe a blast of fire (or draw his swords) as a definitive warning.What Happens if the Newcomer is...An Enemy or Spy: They would launch a swift, coordinated, and brutal counterattack. While Kid handles the heavy lifting, Wire would use his trident to trap and slice them, while Heat provides ranged support with his fire breath.A Potential Crewmate: They would remain highly skeptical. The crew was heavily betrayed by Scratchmen Apoo and Basil Hawkins, so trust is a major issue for them. The stranger would have to prove absolute loyalty—or be forced into submission—before Heat and Wire let their guard down.

    The Kid PiratesAlong with their captain, Heat and Wire form the core of the Kid Pirates, a fearsome crew that originated from a lawless island in the South Blue.Heat: Known for his shaggy light-blue hair, Glasgow-style smile, and ability to breathe fire.Wire: Easily recognized by his long, spiky purple hair and large trident weapon.Other Hobbies in the Worst GenerationWhile Heat and Wire's specific hobbies haven't been officially detailed in author Q&As like the others, Eiichiro Oda revealed the bizarre hobbies of the rest of the Worst Generation in SBS Volume 82:Eustass Kid: Listening to music (likely punk) and collecting weapons.Killer: Playing the drums and cooking.

    The Kid Pirates are a notorious rookie pirate crew from the manga and anime series One Piece. Led by the violent and ambitious captain Eustass Kid, they are part of the elite rookie group known as the Worst Generation.Captain and Core CrewEustass "Captain" Kid: The captain hails from the South Blue. He ate the Jiki Jiki no Mi (Magnet-Magnet Fruit), allowing him to control metal and create massive mechanical arms. His high bounty initially surpassed Luffy's due to the high civilian casualties left in his wake.Killer ("Massacre Soldier"): Kid's right-hand man and vice-captain, recognizable by his horned mask and use of scythe-blades.Heat and Wire: Combat officers who help back up Kid and Killer during major conflicts.Crew Size: The crew consists of 31 members total, featuring a heavy metal and punk aesthetic.

    The Kid Pirates are one of the most prominent, ruthless, and tightly-knit crews of the Worst Generation in One Piece, famously known for causing massive civilian casualties and boasting a heavy metal, punk-rock aesthetic. Beneath their bloodthirsty public reputation lies a crew built on deep-seated childhood trauma, fierce isolationism, and an unshakeable fraternal loyalty.Crew Origins & FoundationsAs revealed by Eiichiro Oda in SBS Volume 104, the core of the crew grew up on an isolated, lawless island in the South Blue that lacked World Government protection.The Four Gangs: The island was ruled by four local gangs, led individually by Eustass Kid, Killer, Wire, and Heat.The Shared Tragedy: Despite daily turf wars, they all shared a close bond and a mutual childhood crush on a girl named Victoria Shiruton Doruyanaika. When a malicious rival gang murdered Victoria, the four leaders united out of grief and rage to completely overthrow the island's criminal underworld.Setting Sail: Following their victory, Kid formed the Kid Pirates, naming their ship the Victoria Punk in her honor, with Killer, Wire, and Heat serving as his founding subordinates.Core Internal Dynamics & Relationships1. Eustass Kid & Killer (The Dynamic Duo)The relationship between Captain Kid and his First Mate, Killer, is the emotional anchor of the entire crew. Unlike many pirate hierarchies, they treat each other as absolute equals and brothers.The Voice of Reason: Kid is inherently boisterous, hot-headed, and quick to extreme violence. Killer acts as his level-headed anchor, serving as the sole voice of reason capable of calming Kid down and steering his reckless ambition.Mutual Protection: Their loyalty is absolute. When Killer was captured by Orochi and forced to consume a failed SMILE fruit—turning him into the tragic laughing warrior "Kamazou"—Kid broke out of the Udon Prisoner Mine solely to rescue him, weeping openly at his friend's mental torture.2. The Officers (Heat and Wire)While they rarely steal the spotlight, Heat and Wire hold a profound respect for Kid's leadership. Because they transitioned directly from rival gang leaders to loyal crewmates, their dedication is rooted in history rather than simple fear. They are highly protective of Kid and are willing to fight to the death alongside him against overwhelming entities like Emperors of the Sea.3. Deep Loyalty Beneath an Edgy ExteriorThough the Kid Pirates present themselves as arrogant and aloof, they care for one another deeply. Kid's primary motivation during the Wano Arc was not just defeating Kaido, but ensuring the safety of his missing crew. When Big Mom temporarily knocked Kid unconscious, the entire crew valiantly threw themselves in harm's way to protect his body.

    The Kid Pirates operate with a strict "Us vs. The World" mentality, a psychological trait born from growing up without systemic protection.RelationshipNature of DynamicKey Outcome / ImpactMonkey D. LuffyIntense, bitter rivalryKid views Luffy as his primary roadblock to becoming Pirate King. While they occasionally form grudging alliances (Sabaody, Wano), Kid despises cooperating with him.Trafalgar LawTactical, cynical cooperationNeither trust each other, but their complementary tactical abilities allowed them to successfully awaken their Devil Fruits and defeat Big Mom.Scratchmen Apoo & Basil HawkinsSevere, scarring betrayalKid attempted to build an alliance to take down Shanks. Apoo's malicious insider betrayal to Kaido fractured the alliance and deeply traumatized Kid's worldview.The Anti-Alliance StanceThe betrayal by the On Air and Hawkins pirates permanently closed Kid off from diplomacy. Following Wano, he explicitly stated that he would never trust an outsider again, relying strictly on his tight-knit family of 31 punk-rock crewmates. This fierce, uncompromising isolationism eventually became their tragic undoing when they recklessly challenged Red-Haired Shanks alone at Elbaf without an extended fleet or proper military backing.

    Eustass Kid and Trafalgar Law's dynamic in One Piece often features Kid aggressively teasing or "rage-baiting" Law and the Heart Pirates, pushing Law's buttons through constant bravado, insults, and competing for the spotlight.The Rivalry and DynamicContrasting Personalities: Kid is hot-headed, loud, and aggressive, while Law is cool, calculated, and sarcastic.Constant Bickering: During the Wano Country arc and routine alliances, Kid routinely provokes Law, mocking his plans or calling out his soft spots to get a rise out of him.Mutual Annoyance: Law tries to maintain his dignity as a strategic captain, making his inevitable irritation prime comedic material for fans comparing the two Worst Generation crews. Eustass Kid famously rage-baits Monkey D. Luffy and Trafalgar Law during their departure from Wano, treating the fellow captains like uncool amateurs and underdogs to trigger their massive competitive egos.The Dynamic Between the CaptainsThe Wano Exit Tease: Kid deliberately provokes Luffy and Law by acting superior about their route choices and capabilities.Falling for the Trap: Despite just defeating two Emperors, Luffy and Law immediately take the bait, abandoning their composure to argue like children over who is less scared or more capable.Comedy Gold: The interaction highlights how childish and petty the worst generation's biggest names can be when they are put in the same room.

    The confirmed and estimated heights for the key members of the Kid Pirates reflect their massive, towering builds compared to normal humans in the One Piece world: Eustass Kid stands at 205 cm (6'9"), and Killer stands at 195 cm (6'6). Heat is 7'0". Wire is 8'3".

    Growing up with Eustass Kid means enduring his aggressive bravado, but also being the only person he genuinely trusts outside of Killer. If he falls for you, his deep-seated protective instincts and fierce, possessive loyalty will take over. His rough exterior will remain, but his treatment of you will shift in very specific ways:Fiercely Protective: He is fiercely protective and will not let anyone disrespect or harm you.Viscerally Clingy: He shows physical affection roughly but is incredibly touchy, always wanting to hold your hand or pull you close.Deeply Possessive: He gets insanely jealous of others. He will make it clear to his crew and rivals that you are his.Unwaveringly Devoted: Despite his chaotic and ruthless nature, he prioritizes your well-being and happiness above his own ambitions. He is loyal to a fault, making your safety the cornerstone of his life on the seas.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid and Killer are childhood best friends who grew up in the slums of an anarchic South Blue island. Their unbreakable bond drives them to sail the seas together, but their contrasting personalities—Kid’s explosive, fiery ambition and Killer’s calm, level-headed, and surprisingly empathetic nature—make them one of the most compelling dynamics in One Piece.To explore their unique bond:The Origin Story: Born in a lawless, unnamed country, they originally led rival street gangs along with their friends Heat and Wire. Enraged, Kid united the rival gangs, overthrew the corrupt rulers, and vowed to set out to sea. Eustass Kid's Personality: Kid is ferocious, hot-headed, and relentlessly ambitious. He mirrors Luffy in his desire to become the Pirate King, but approaches it with a more ruthless, callous edge. Despite his aggressive exterior, he is fiercely loyal to his crew, holds a deep respect for Killer, and despises anyone who mocks his friends.Killer's Personality: Known as the "Massacre Soldier", Killer is level-headed and acts as the brain and emotional anchor to Kid's raw power. While equally capable of intense violence, he is highly logical, often keeping Kid from making impulsive decisions or acting recklessly.

    Kid comes off as a rude, vicious, and bloodthirsty pirate, notorious for causing huge amounts of civilian casualties. Whenever he feels like he is being mocked or insulted, even with just a glance, he is quick to resort to violence.[1] In fact, Kid can be so violent that he considers the choice of not immediately killing someone in his direct vicinity an act of gratitude.[20] He also seems to be cruel even when not provoked, crucifying another defeated pirate crew just because he deemed them too weak to roam around in the New World.[21] Kid is overall highly temperamental and has little patience with anyone getting in his way, although he is capable of restraining his anger in certain situations.[22] Kid can also be very petty, having killed countless civilians for merely mocking or laughing at him for his dream of being the Pirate King, killing several pirates in the New World for being weak, and attempting to kill Shanks' fleet solely to goad the Emperor to fight him.

    Kid is bold, cocky, and fearless, known to run into danger regardless of the consequences.[23] This is particularly the case when dealing with people who previously wronged him, at which point Kid will throw all caution to the wind and go straight for revenge.[24] He does not hesitate to challenge even the Four Emperors, having previously fought Kaidou[11] and Shanks[9] and destroyed two ships belonging to Big Mom.[25] Kid rarely backs down from a battle and may fight a powerful enemy until his last breath. The fact that he did not join the Beasts Pirates despite not standing a chance against Kaidou is a testament to Kid's disposition.[12] Kid seems to believe that possessing the determination to achieve the impossible is necessary to survive in the New World, and that anyone who does not is as good as dead.[21]

    Kid is very prideful of his reputation and aims to reach a top spot in the world of piracy, which he plans to achieve by beating the Four Emperors, even if it means dying for it.[26] That said, Kid has no interest in utilizing weapons of mass destruction (although he is curious about their existence) or other tools that could help him achieve those goals, instead just preferring to confront them head-on with his own power.[27] Because of this, he dislikes joining forces with others and sharing his targets with them, thinking that they will just interfere in what should be his fight alone.[28] He also hates being the subject of false rumors that paint him in a negative light, being quick to clarify them if he overhears someone talking about him.[9] Because of his pride, Kid is notorious for being unreasonably stubborn, unwilling to back down no matter how impossible the task is. Despite this stubbornness, Kid has shown moments of maturity, willing to put his pride aside to work with his fellow Worst Generation members in overthrowing the Emperors of the Sea.

    Kid is shown to be quite cynical about the World Government. He is not blind to the way the World Nobles act, remarking that, compared to them, pirates are almost humane in nature and honest about their faults, unlike the Nobles that justify their abuses of power through ancestry.[22] After Camie had been sold in the Human Auctioning House to Rosward Charlos, Kid declared that the whole affair was a "farce"[29] and similarly held a similar point of view regarding the broadcast of the Summit War of Marineford, calling it a "charade".[30] For this reason, he felt amusement and catharsis when Charlos was punched down by an irate Luffy.[31]

    “ You know... On our journey up to this point, we've been laughed at and ridiculed whenever we mentioned getting our hands on the One Piece. And each time that happened, I slaughtered everyone who laughed. But what lies ahead is a sea of death for those who don't got the guts to mention it. Let's meet again in the New World! ” — Kid[32]

    Kid and Luffy display many similarities in terms of attitude. Kid and Luffy display many similarities in terms of attitude.

    Kid has the same dream as Luffy: to find One Piece and become the new Pirate King. Because of this and Luffy's recklessness, he seems to have a great deal of respect for him even if he sometimes has trouble admitting it. However, while both captains often encounter similar problems and obstacles in their paths, Kid prefers to deal with them in his own bloody manner by apparently slaughtering anyone and everyone who ever dared to laugh at his ambition, making him an antithesis to Luffy, who otherwise does not care about what others think of his dreams.[32][14] Surprisingly, belying his rough attitude, Kid can be childishly competitive and will mock his rivals any chance he gets, especially when Luffy and Law are involved.

    Another similarity Kid has to Luffy is a strong degree of affection for his crewmates. Kid will recklessly defend or rescue his subordinates if they are mocked or in danger. His concern for his longtime friend and right-hand man Killer having eaten a SMILE was enough that Kid did not care whatsoever about being captured a second time just a few days after managing to escape his captors.[33] Kid is also rather gluttonous, not minding hard labor as long as he gets access to large amounts of food.[34]

    Unlike Luffy, however, Kid is rather unfriendly and mistrusting of others, rarely leaving his guard down and warning his subordinates to follow suit. The failure of his alliance with the On Air Pirates and Hawkins Pirates, which happened due to the betrayal of Scratchmen Apoo, seems to have reinforced this mindset, as he initially turned down an offer from Luffy to team up with the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance.[20] Kid would eventually change his mind but still acted as a reluctant ally for the most part, only joining forces with Luffy for the sake of their rivalry. However, Kid shows no concern towards his allies or their deaths so long as he gets what he wants. This turns out to be a flaw of Kid, as during his rematch against Shanks and his fleet, Kid approached his fleet without any allies around to help him, and it cost him and his crew their ship and their Road Ponyglyph rubbings because of his pride.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid is a ruthless, fiercely proud, and ambitious pirate. Known for his extreme short temper and violent cruelty, he notably contrasts with Luffy by relentlessly attacking anyone who dares mock his dream of becoming the Pirate King.His personality is defined by several distinct traits:Ruthless & Unforgiving: Kid is notoriously violent and intolerant of weakness. In the ruthless New World, he is known for crucifying other pirate crews just because they were too weak to survive there.Fierce Pride & Ambition: He has an ironclad will and refuses to back down or submit to anyone. He shares a common goal with Luffy of reaching the top, but where Luffy smiles at insults, Kid responds with explosive rage.Deep Loyalty to Crew: Despite his villainous tendencies toward rivals and civilians, he is deeply protective of his first mate, Killer, and the rest of his crew. He strongly despises betrayal or dishonorable tactics.Fearless but Reckless: Driven by a "kill-or-be-killed" mindset, he has no hesitation challenging the most dangerous figures in the world, including Emperors like Big Mom, Kaido, and Shanks.

    "Massacre Soldier" Killer is a complex, pragmatic character. While highly homicidal and enticed by violence like his captain, Eustass Kid, Killer balances him as the crew's calm, level-headed, and intelligent voice of reason. He acts as a diplomat and mediator, contrasting his fierce combat skills.His personality is defined by several key traits:1. The Voice of ReasonDespite his intimidating reputation, Killer is much more pragmatic and observant than his fiery captain. He is known to defuse conflicts, hold more historical knowledge, and handle delicate negotiations for the Kid Pirates.Captain Keeper: He often steps in to stop Kid from starting unnecessary brawls with fellow Supernovas.2. Deep LoyaltyKiller has a long-standing, steadfast bond with Eustass Kid, having known him since childhood. He treats his crew like family and acts as a "big brother" to keep everyone in check.3. The SMILE TragedyThough calm and collected by nature, his demeanor was fundamentally altered by a forced SMILE Devil Fruit.As the assassin "Kamazo," his face became locked in a perpetual grin, robbing him of his ability to express sadness or anger.He was driven to intense rage by his inability to hide his affliction or the mockery it provoked.4. A Mask of MysteryKiller wears a full-head mask and refuses to take it off in front of others—he even eats through it. This eccentricity, paired with his violent reputation and lack of a Devil Fruit, gives him a brooding edge akin to his fellow swordsman, Roronoa Zoro.

    Heat, a prominent member of the Kid Pirates in One Piece, is fiercely loyal to his captain, Eustass Kid. He is characterized by a hardened, no-nonsense attitude, but ultimately exhibits intense desperation and panic when his crew faces total defeat.His personality and traits break down into a few distinct areas:Fierce Loyalty: Heat holds deep respect for Eustass Kid, going so far as to call him "Master Kid" in a show of utmost dedication.Contempt for Weakness: He detests crying, pleading, or showing vulnerability. During the Raid on Onigashima, he mocked Sanji for crying out for help.Hypocrisy in Defeat: Despite his tough exterior, Heat revealed a hypocritical side when he desperately begged Red-Haired Shanks to spare his captain and crew following their devastating loss.Intimidating Abilities: He is known for his unique ability to breathe fire directly from his mouth, although the exact biological or mechanical origin of this power remains a mystery.Strong Will: Like many of the Supernova crewmates, he possesses a strong enough will to withstand basic conqueror's haki

    In One Piece, Wire is a stoic, reserved, and quiet combatant who serves as a core member of Eustass Kid's crew. Unlike the loud and aggressive personalities in the Kid Pirates, Wire rarely speaks or expresses strong outward emotion.Core Personality & TraitsTaciturn and Reserved: Wire is known for being silently assertive. He rarely opens his mouth and generally walks around with a mopey or droopy-eyed expression.Deeply Loyal: Despite his quiet demeanor, he is fiercely loyal to Captain Kid and holds a deep, sympathetic bond with his crewmate Killer.Easily Surprised: Because of his stoic nature, his moments of visible shock are rare and stand out—such as when the crew first encountered the Pacifista at Sabaody.Violent Fighting Style: His quiet personality sharply contrasts with his aggressive combat approach. He fights using a trident and incorporates bladed or barbed wire kicks that match his ruthless combat style.BackstoryBefore becoming a pirate, Wire was a rival king on an unnamed island in the South Blue. He eventually allied with Eustass Kid, Killer, and Heat to seek revenge for the death of Kid's childhood best friend, leading to the formation of the Kid Pirates.

    Killer, the right-hand man of the Kid Pirates, possesses a complex personality. Originally a pragmatic, calm, and level-headed voice of reason who balanced out his captain’s temper, his psyche was altered after being force-fed a SMILE fruit, leaving him with an uncontrollable, tragic compulsion to laugh and smile, no matter the situation.Key Personality TraitsThe Voice of Reason: In contrast to his highly temperamental and reckless captain, Eustass Kid, Killer was traditionally the crew's strategist and diplomat. He often handled alliances and historical research, keeping the crew grounded.Deep Loyalty: He shares an unbreakable, lifelong bond with Kid. His loyalty is so fierce that he willingly subjected himself to torture, became the Shogun's assassin (known as "Kamazo"), and ate the SMILE fruit just to protect Kid’s life.Ruthless Combatant: True to his moniker, the "Massacre Soldier", Killer harbors an extremely violent and homicidal edge. He has no qualms about eliminating anyone standing in his captain's way, channeling a cold, focused demeanor during fights.Tragic Irony (The SMILE Effect): Forced to eat a defective SMILE fruit, Killer was robbed of his ability to show a wide range of emotions. Internally, he retains his sharp, calculating, and loyal self, but outwardly, he is bound by a permanent, forced grin, often crying while being forced to laugh uncontrollably.Surprising Hobbies: Beneath his intimidating helmet, Killer actually enjoys surprisingly domestic and chill hobbies, such as cooking and playing the drums.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid from One Piece is 205 cm tall, which is approximately 6 feet 9 inches Killer from One Piece is 195 cm tall, which is approximately 6 feet 5 inches.

    He will let you braid his hair.

    Kid comes off as a rude, vicious, and bloodthirsty pirate, notorious for causing huge amounts of civilian casualties. Whenever he feels like he is being mocked or insulted, even with just a glance, he is quick to resort to violence.[1] In fact, Kid can be so violent that he considers the choice of not immediately killing someone in his direct vicinity an act of gratitude.[20] He also seems to be cruel even when not provoked, crucifying another defeated pirate crew just because he deemed them too weak to roam around in the New World.[21] Kid is overall highly temperamental and has little patience with anyone getting in his way, although he is capable of restraining his anger in certain situations.[22] Kid can also be very petty, having killed countless civilians for merely mocking or laughing at him for his dream of being the Pirate King, killing several pirates in the New World for being weak, and attempting to kill Shanks' fleet solely to goad the Emperor to fight him.

    Kid is bold, cocky, and fearless, known to run into danger regardless of the consequences.[23] This is particularly the case when dealing with people who previously wronged him, at which point Kid will throw all caution to the wind and go straight for revenge.[24] He does not hesitate to challenge even the Four Emperors, having previously fought Kaidou[11] and Shanks[9] and destroyed two ships belonging to Big Mom.[25] Kid rarely backs down from a battle and may fight a powerful enemy until his last breath. The fact that he did not join the Beasts Pirates despite not standing a chance against Kaidou is a testament to Kid's disposition.[12] Kid seems to believe that possessing the determination to achieve the impossible is necessary to survive in the New World, and that anyone who does not is as good as dead.[21]

    Kid is very prideful of his reputation and aims to reach a top spot in the world of piracy, which he plans to achieve by beating the Four Emperors, even if it means dying for it.[26] That said, Kid has no interest in utilizing weapons of mass destruction (although he is curious about their existence) or other tools that could help him achieve those goals, instead just preferring to confront them head-on with his own power.[27] Because of this, he dislikes joining forces with others and sharing his targets with them, thinking that they will just interfere in what should be his fight alone.[28] He also hates being the subject of false rumors that paint him in a negative light, being quick to clarify them if he overhears someone talking about him.[9] Because of his pride, Kid is notorious for being unreasonably stubborn, unwilling to back down no matter how impossible the task is. Despite this stubbornness, Kid has shown moments of maturity, willing to put his pride aside to work with his fellow Worst Generation members in overthrowing the Emperors of the Sea.

    Kid is shown to be quite cynical about the World Government. He is not blind to the way the World Nobles act, remarking that, compared to them, pirates are almost humane in nature and honest about their faults, unlike the Nobles that justify their abuses of power through ancestry.[22] After Camie had been sold in the Human Auctioning House to Rosward Charlos, Kid declared that the whole affair was a "farce"[29] and similarly held a similar point of view regarding the broadcast of the Summit War of Marineford, calling it a "charade".[30] For this reason, he felt amusement and catharsis when Charlos was punched down by an irate Luffy.[31]

    “ You know... On our journey up to this point, we've been laughed at and ridiculed whenever we mentioned getting our hands on the One Piece. And each time that happened, I slaughtered everyone who laughed. But what lies ahead is a sea of death for those who don't got the guts to mention it. Let's meet again in the New World! ” — Kid[32]

    Kid and Luffy display many similarities in terms of attitude. Kid and Luffy display many similarities in terms of attitude.

    Kid has the same dream as Luffy: to find One Piece and become the new Pirate King. Because of this and Luffy's recklessness, he seems to have a great deal of respect for him even if he sometimes has trouble admitting it. However, while both captains often encounter similar problems and obstacles in their paths, Kid prefers to deal with them in his own bloody manner by apparently slaughtering anyone and everyone who ever dared to laugh at his ambition, making him an antithesis to Luffy, who otherwise does not care about what others think of his dreams.[32][14] Surprisingly, belying his rough attitude, Kid can be childishly competitive and will mock his rivals any chance he gets, especially when Luffy and Law are involved.

    Another similarity Kid has to Luffy is a strong degree of affection for his crewmates. Kid will recklessly defend or rescue his subordinates if they are mocked or in danger. His concern for his longtime friend and right-hand man Killer having eaten a SMILE was enough that Kid did not care whatsoever about being captured a second time just a few days after managing to escape his captors.[33] Kid is also rather gluttonous, not minding hard labor as long as he gets access to large amounts of food.[34]

    Unlike Luffy, however, Kid is rather unfriendly and mistrusting of others, rarely leaving his guard down and warning his subordinates to follow suit. The failure of his alliance with the On Air Pirates and Hawkins Pirates, which happened due to the betrayal of Scratchmen Apoo, seems to have reinforced this mindset, as he initially turned down an offer from Luffy to team up with the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance.[20] Kid would eventually change his mind but still acted as a reluctant ally for the most part, only joining forces with Luffy for the sake of their rivalry. However, Kid shows no concern towards his allies or their deaths so long as he gets what he wants. This turns out to be a flaw of Kid, as during his rematch against Shanks and his fleet, Kid approached his fleet without any allies around to help him, and it cost him and his crew their ship and their Road Ponyglyph rubbings because of his pride.

    Kid can be really a bit over the top but he has a fascination with you and making sure no one touches or harms you. He might be a slight brute but he's just confused on his obsession for you. He'll figure it out eventually. He will also pretend to be tough when he first holds you but will start making sure everyone knows you are his. Eustass "Captain" Kid is a ruthless, fiercely proud, and ambitious pirate. Known for his extreme short temper and violent cruelty, he notably contrasts with Luffy by relentlessly attacking anyone who dares mock his dream of becoming the Pirate King.His personality is defined by several distinct traits:Ruthless & Unforgiving: Kid is notoriously violent and intolerant of weakness. In the ruthless New World, he is known for crucifying other pirate crews just because they were too weak to survive there.Fierce Pride & Ambition: He has an ironclad will and refuses to back down or submit to anyone. He shares a common goal with Luffy of reaching the top, but where Luffy smiles at insults, Kid responds with explosive rage.Deep Loyalty to Crew: Despite his villainous tendencies toward rivals and civilians, he is deeply protective of his first mate, Killer, and the rest of his crew. He strongly despises betrayal or dishonorable tactics.Fearless but Reckless: Driven by a "kill-or-be-killed" mindset, he has no hesitation challenging the most dangerous figures in the world, including Emperors like Big Mom, Kaido, and Shanks.

    "Massacre Soldier" Killer is a complex, pragmatic character. While highly homicidal and enticed by violence like his captain, Eustass Kid, Killer balances him as the crew's calm, level-headed, and intelligent voice of reason. He acts as a diplomat and mediator, contrasting his fierce combat skills.His personality is defined by several key traits:1. The Voice of ReasonDespite his intimidating reputation, Killer is much more pragmatic and observant than his fiery captain. He is known to defuse conflicts, hold more historical knowledge, and handle delicate negotiations for the Kid Pirates.Captain Keeper: He often steps in to stop Kid from starting unnecessary brawls with fellow Supernovas.2. Deep LoyaltyKiller has a long-standing, steadfast bond with Eustass Kid, having known him since childhood. He treats his crew like family and acts as a "big brother" to keep everyone in check. A Mask of MysteryKiller wears a full-head mask and refuses to take it off in front of others—he even eats through it. This eccentricity, paired with his violent reputation and lack of a Devil Fruit, gives him a brooding edge akin to his fellow swordsman, Roronoa Zoro.

    Heat, a prominent member of the Kid Pirates in One Piece, is fiercely loyal to his captain, Eustass Kid. He is characterized by a hardened, no-nonsense attitude, but ultimately exhibits intense desperation and panic when his crew faces total defeat.His personality and traits break down into a few distinct areas:Fierce Loyalty: Heat holds deep respect for Eustass Kid, going so far as to call him "Master Kid" in a show of utmost dedication.Contempt for Weakness: He detests crying, pleading, or showing vulnerability. During the Raid on Onigashima, he mocked Sanji for crying out for help.Hypocrisy in Defeat: Despite his tough exterior, Heat revealed a hypocritical side when he desperately begged Red-Haired Shanks to spare his captain and crew following their devastating loss.Intimidating Abilities: He is known for his unique ability to breathe fire directly from his mouth, although the exact biological or mechanical origin of this power remains a mystery.Strong Will: Like many of the Supernova crewmates, he possesses a strong enough will to withstand basic conqueror's haki

    In One Piece, Wire is a stoic, reserved, and quiet combatant who serves as a core member of Eustass Kid's crew. Unlike the loud and aggressive personalities in the Kid Pirates, Wire rarely speaks or expresses strong outward emotion.Core Personality & TraitsTaciturn and Reserved: Wire is known for being silently assertive. He rarely opens his mouth and generally walks around with a mopey or droopy-eyed expression.Deeply Loyal: Despite his quiet demeanor, he is fiercely loyal to Captain Kid and holds a deep, sympathetic bond with his crewmate Killer.Easily Surprised: Because of his stoic nature, his moments of visible shock are rare and stand out—such as when the crew first encountered the Pacifista at Sabaody.Violent Fighting Style: His quiet personality sharply contrasts with his aggressive combat approach. He fights using a trident and incorporates bladed or barbed wire kicks that match his ruthless combat style.BackstoryBefore becoming a pirate, Wire was a rival king on an unnamed island in the South Blue. He eventually allied with Eustass Kid, Killer, and Heat to seek revenge for the death of Kid's childhood best friend, leading to the formation of the Kid Pirates.

    Eustass Kid would be fiercely loyal, fiercely protective, and highly unromantic in the traditional sense. His dynamic with a partner would be rough-around-the-edges—full of teasing, cocky smirks, and shared ambitions—rather than soft or overtly mushy.A more detailed look into how he would treat his wife includes:Tough-Love and Mutual Respect: Kid wouldn't treat his wife like a damsel in distress. Because he values strength and determination, he’d expect her to hold her own and wouldn't baby her.Public Aloofness, Private Intimacy: He is not the type for grand, public displays of affection. He’d keep the mushy stuff behind closed doors, opting instead for casual roughhousing, light teasing, and an occasional smirk or casual physical touch in front of his crew.Extreme Protectiveness: Despite his aggressive demeanor, anyone who messed with his wife would face his full wrath. He’d be deeply fiercely loyal and would annihilate anyone who dared to threaten his family.Shared Ambition: He would treat his wife as a true equal in the pirate life. Rather than leaving her behind, he’d want her right by his side, celebrating his victories and working toward the top together.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid has two official hobbies: collecting weapons and listening to music (specifically functioning as a DJ). These passions perfectly align with his Magnet-Magnet Fruit powers and his aggressive, rebellious personality.Hobbies & InterestsCollecting Weapons: Kid is an avid weapon collector. This hobby ties directly into his Devil Fruit, as he constantly scavenges scrap metal, swords, and firearms from battlefields to build his massive mechanical arms, golems, and railguns.DJing: Officially designated by series creator Eiichiro Oda in the One Piece SBS Q&As, Kid enjoys spinning tracks and acting as a DJ, fitting his punk-rock aesthetic and vibrant crew name, the "Victoria Punk".Personality & TriviaBulls: Oda noted that Kid's animal motif is the bull. This reflects his hot-tempered nature, his charging "Punk Corna Dio" attack, and his tendency to charge headfirst into conflict.Least Favorite Food: Kid strongly dislikes Curry Udon, a hatred stemming from his childhood in the South Blue slums. He and his right-hand man, Killer, laughed at a childhood friend for spilling the dish on her shirt, which resulted in a brutal beating.Favorite Foods: He enjoys cabbage and shrimp in garlic oil.

    Heat: The Hot-Headed & Flamboyant ProtectorPersonality: Heat is known for his signature Glasgow smile, shaggy blue hair, and fiery temperament. He is incredibly vocal and fiercely loyal to his boss, Eustass Kid.Reaction to Liking Someone: Heat would be intense, forward, and loud. If someone threatened his crush, he wouldn't hesitate to literally breathe fire to incinerate the threat. He would use his abilities to shield them from the elements, much like he has been known to exhale warm fire to help allies ward off extreme cold.The Catch: He might mask his softer feelings with bravado, teasing the object of his affection while fiercely picking fights with anyone who looks at them the wrong way.⚡

    Wire: The Taciturn & Stoic GuardianPersonality: Wire is a tall, stoic trident-wielding gang boss turned pirate. He rarely shows emotion, keeping a deadpan, droopy-eyed expression at all times.Reaction to Liking Someone: While he wouldn't make a grand, loud declaration, Wire would show his affection through quiet, unyielding support. If things get dangerous, you can expect him to place his hulking body directly in the line of fire to protect them. He would also be the one to offer his thick cloak to shield them from the cold or harsh winds.The Catch: His stoic demeanor might make him appear unbothered, but he is fiercely observant and quietly observant of his crush's well-being.

    In One Piece, Heat and Wire (Eustass Kid’s loyal crewmates) react to a new person with extreme caution and fierce protectiveness. Because they were once rival gang leaders in the South Blue, they operate under a strict code of trust and view any newcomer as a potential threat to "the boss" (Kid).How They Would React to a New PersonWire (The Silent Enforcer): Wire is taciturn and serious. He would likely stand in the background with his trademark mopish face and arms crossed, sizing the new person up. He relies heavily on intimidation and his spiked gear to keep strangers at a distance.Heat (The Fiery Vanguard): Heat is far more aggressive and vocal. If a stranger approaches, Heat will immediately step in front of Kid and likely breathe a blast of fire (or draw his swords) as a definitive warning.What Happens if the Newcomer is...An Enemy or Spy: They would launch a swift, coordinated, and brutal counterattack. While Kid handles the heavy lifting, Wire would use his trident to trap and slice them, while Heat provides ranged support with his fire breath.A Potential Crewmate: They would remain highly skeptical. The crew was heavily betrayed by Scratchmen Apoo and Basil Hawkins, so trust is a major issue for them. The stranger would have to prove absolute loyalty—or be forced into submission—before Heat and Wire let their guard down.

    The Kid PiratesAlong with their captain, Heat and Wire form the core of the Kid Pirates, a fearsome crew that originated from a lawless island in the South Blue.Heat: Known for his shaggy light-blue hair, Glasgow-style smile, and ability to breathe fire.Wire: Easily recognized by his long, spiky purple hair and large trident weapon.Other Hobbies in the Worst GenerationWhile Heat and Wire's specific hobbies haven't been officially detailed in author Q&As like the others, Eiichiro Oda revealed the bizarre hobbies of the rest of the Worst Generation in SBS Volume 82:Eustass Kid: Listening to music (likely punk) and collecting weapons.Killer: Playing the drums and cooking.

    The Kid Pirates are defined by a punk-rock aesthetic, immense hotheadedness, and fierce inner loyalty, contrasting sharply with the more idealistic Straw Hat Pirates. Unlike many rival crews in One Piece, they are childhood friends from the South Blue who function as a tight-knit family wrapped in a terrifying, metal-and-leather exterior.Individual PersonalitiesEustass "Captain" Kid: He is a fiercely arrogant, hot-tempered, and violent leader who refuses to back down from any challenge. He possesses an incredibly fragile ego regarding his dream to become Pirate King, yet possesses deep, protective love for his crew.Killer: Serving as the crew’s vice-captain and voice of reason, Killer is typically level-headed, analytical, and highly observant. He masks his face behind a full-slotted helmet and wields spinning scythe weapons called "Punishers."Heat: A frontline combatant with a zombie-like punk appearance who can breathe fire. He is fiercely intense and entirely dedicated to upholding Kid's fearsome reputation.Wire: A tall, dark-clad member resembling a gargoyle who wields a trident. He is quiet, observant, and acts as steady physical support during chaotic battle situations.Crew DynamicsThe Kid Pirates behave less like coworkers and more like an aggressive, defensive family. Their core dynamics include:The Brains and the Brawn: Killer acts as the buffer between Kid's explosive temper and the outside world. He translates Kid's angry outbursts into actual strategic plans, and Kid genuinely listens to him above all others.Unrivaled Devotion: While other crews break under pressure, the Kid Pirates would gladly die for their captain. When Killer was forced to eat a failed SMILE fruit to save Kid, the entire crew openly wept and adapted to accommodate him.Aggressive External Cruelty vs. Internal Warmth: To outsiders and enemies, they are murderous monsters who leave civilian casualties in their wake. Internally, they share a deep bond rooted in growing up together as orphans in a lawless land.Running GagsRunning GagDescriptionContext / ExampleChildish Rivalry with Luffy & LawKid cannot handle being outshone, leading to stubborn, petty competitions even mid-battle.Refusing to dodge a massive attack from Big Mom simply because Luffy and Law also refused to step out of the way.Killer's Laughing ConditionAfter being forced to eat a SMILE fruit, Killer can only express emotion through a frantic laugh ("Fa-fa-fa").Instead of being dynamic or tragic forever, the crew completely normalized it and laugh right along with him to make him feel comfortable.The "Fa-Fa" Sensitive SpotBefore his SMILE transformation, Killer deeply hated his natural laugh, and would violently beat anyone who mocked it.The crew used to aggressively hunt down anyone who made fun of Killer's laugh.Overestimating Their PowerKid has an unbreakable habit of immediately picking fights with literal Emperors of the Sea with zero preparation.Losing an arm to the Red Hair Pirates, being crushed by Kaido, and immediately challenging Shanks again at Elbaf.

    The Kid Pirates from One Piece are led by the ruthless Eustass Kid and his right-hand man, Killer. Their dynamic is built on deep childhood loyalty, gritty mutual survival, and a punk-rock rejection of the world's false moralities. Unlike more comedic or idealistic crews, they operate like a tight-knit, aggressive street gang turned rogue supernovas.Captain and Vice-Captain DynamicEustass Kid: Fierce, proud, violent, and unyielding. He possesses Conqueror's Haki and a massive ego, yet he understands the harsh realities of the New World.Killer ("The Massacre Soldier"): Level-headed and pragmatic. He acts as the voice of reason and keeps Kid from making overly emotional or reckless blunders.The Bond: Their trust goes back to their childhood in the South Blue. Killer is the only one who can casually check Kid's temper, and Kid respects Killer above all others.Core Crew PersonalitiesHeat and Wire: Prominent combatants who display fierce loyalty and vocal concern for Kid during intense battles. Heat has a fiery temper (and literal fire-breathing abilities), while Wire uses a large spear and matches the crew's aggressive posture.The Underlings: Subordinates are named after musical themes (like punk and heavy metal). Though most of the 31-man crew remain background fighters, they share a unified, gritty, and haughty attitude.Crew Dynamics and LoyaltyFoundational Trust: After suffering devastating betrayals by Scratchmen Apoo and Basil Hawkins, Kid's inner circle becomes fiercely insular, relying strictly on themselves.Shared Defiance: The crew treats victories and near-death experiences as a collective struggle. They do not follow Kid out of blind awe, but out of shared, hardened resolve against hostile Emperors and the World Government.To better understand their actions in later arcs, here is a quick look at their command structure:MemberRole / PositionCore TraitEustass KidCaptainMagnetic powers, unyielding ambitionKillerCombatant / Vice-CaptainAnalytical, calm counterweightHeatOfficerHot-headed, fire manipulationWireOfficerAggressive spear fighter

    In One Piece, Heat and Wire are prominent combatants and loyal core members of the Eustass Kid Pirate Crew, serving as direct subordinates under Captain Eustass Kid and Vice-Captain Killer.Heat's Personality and AbilitiesFiery Loyalty: Heat deeply respects his captain, famously shouting "Master Kid!" out of raw panic when Kid was injured.Hypocritical Toughness: He openly looks down on weakness, mocking others for crying or pleading for help. However, this stance backfired when he tearfully begged Emperor Shanks to spare his crew after a crushing defeat.Fire-Breathing Combat: Heat fights by projecting and breathing intense flames directly from his mouth, often pairing the offense with close-quarters swordplay.Wire's Personality and DynamicsStoic and Silent: Wire is naturally taciturn, rarely changing his blank, mopish expression or speaking out during chaotic moments.Understated Emotion: Despite his quiet exterior, he experiences genuine shock and concern during major threats to his crew, and shares a quiet bond of solidarity with Killer.Trident Warfare: On the battlefield, Wire stands out visually with his horned hooded cape and heavy-hitting physical presence, utilizing a sharp trident to pressure enemies.

    In the anime and manga series One Piece, Eustass "Captain" Kid and Killer share one of the most fiercely loyal, egalitarian, and deeply rooted partnerships in the entire series. Unlike standard captain-subordinate dynamics where a distinct hierarchy dominates, Kid and Killer view each other completely as equals and lifelong best friends.Their individual personalities and combined character dynamics break down into clear, contrasting traits.Personality BreakdownEustass Kid: The Hot-Headed BruteReckless and Arrogant: Kid is driven by extreme ambition and severe overconfidence. He is easily provoked into violence and frequently underestimates his enemies.Cynical Worldview: He holds an intense hatred for the World Government and the Celestial Dragons, viewing the ruling class as far worse than the pirates they condemn.Secretly Devoted: Despite his brutal and ruthless reputation, he is intensely protective of his crew and will risk everything to avenge or rescue them.Killer: The Level-Headed AdvisorCalm and Diplomatic: In direct contrast to his violent name, Killer acts as the voice of reason. He regularly de-escalates fights that his captain picks and handles strategic planning.Analytical and Worldly: Killer possesses significantly more historical knowledge and situational awareness than Kid, using it to navigate complex political situations in the New World.Committed Fighter: While rational, he is not averse to extreme violence when the situation demands it and fights with lethal, surgical precision.Core Relationship DynamicsDynamic FeatureDescriptionThe "Red Oni, Blue Oni" TropeTheir pairing balances an explosive, hot-headed leader (Kid) with a cool, tactical, and calculating anchor (Killer).Childhood BondThey grew up together on a lawless, non-affiliated island in the South Blue, fighting alongside each other long before forming their crew.Unwavering LoyaltyThey explicitly refer to one another as "partners" rather than "boss and minion," building a bond driven purely by brotherhood.

    In the anime and manga series One Piece, author Eiichiro Oda revealed the official hobbies and favorite foods for Eustass "Captain" Kid and his right-hand man, Killer, during various SBS (question-and-answer) corners.Eustass KidFavorite Food: Cabbage rolls.Least Favorite Food: Curry udon. This stems from a childhood trauma where a girl they both liked spilled curry udon, and they were severely beaten up by her after they laughed at her.Hobbies: Listening to music and collecting weapons.KillerFavorite Food: Spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino (spaghetti with garlic, oil, and chili flakes). He explicitly prefers foods like long noodles that can easily thread through the vertical slits of his signature helmet.Least Favorite Food: Curry udon, for the exact same childhood reason as Kid.Hobbies: Cooking and playing the drums. Oda has even noted that if Killer weren't a pirate, he would run a pasta shop.

    In One Piece, childhood friends Eustass Kid and Killer share distinct personal hobbies and background interests. While Kid is driven by intense ambitions and a fiery temper, Killer holds surprisingly domestic and musical pastimes that contrast with his brutal role as the combatant of the Kid Pirates.Killer's Hobbies and PreferencesPlaying the drums: Killer enjoys musical percussion in his downtime.Cooking: He likes to cook.Specific foods: He prefers meals he can easily eat while wearing his full-face mask, famously liking spaghetti and holding a noted history/dislike involving curry udon.Shared Background and MotivationsChildhood connection: Growing up together on a lawless South Blue island, they shared a childhood crush on a girl named Victoria, inspiring the name of their former flagship, the Victoria Punk.World freedom: Both rose as gang leaders before rejecting the constraints of their home island to pursue absolute freedom on the seas.

    This breakdown explores how Eustass "Captain" Kid and Killer from One Piece get flustered and the psychological reasons behind their reactions.Eustass Kid: The Defensive VolcanoKid gets flustered through explosive anger, aggressive denial, and physical blushing that he tries to mask with threats.How he reacts: He yells, bares his teeth, draws his weapon, or violently changes the subject.Why it happens: Kid's identity is built on absolute dominance, pride, and an untamed ego.The triggers: Genuine praise, unexpected affection, or someone pointing out a hidden soft spot makes him feel vulnerable.The psychology: He views vulnerability as a weakness, so his brain instantly converts embarrassment into defensive rage to regain control.Killer: The Composed ShieldKiller gets flustered through sudden silence, nervous physical tics, and awkward, formal deflections.How he reacts: He pulls his helmet down, shifts his weight, crosses his arms tightly, or speaks in an overly robotic, polite tone.Why it happens: Killer is the rational, emotionally intelligent anchor of the Kid Pirates.The triggers: Being teased about his unique laugh (Faffaffasa), receiving direct personal compliments, or witnessing Kid do something incredibly stupid in public.The psychology: He is deeply self-conscious about his laugh due to past trauma, and he prefers to operate strictly as the cool-headed, dependable partner.How They Fluster Each OtherThe dynamic between the two lifelong friends creates unique moments of mutual embarrassment.Kid's trigger: Killer quietly calling him out on his emotional overreactions or acts of hidden kindness.Killer's trigger: Kid loudly defending Killer's laugh or honor to outsiders, which touches Killer but embarrasses him due to the unwanted attention.

    Eustass Kid: The Defensive TsundereHow he gets flustered: Kid completely shuts down, gets angry, and tries to deflect with aggression. He will aggressively blush, yell, and stomp away rather than face romantic feelings.Why it happens: Kid is driven by pride, dominance, and ego. Romance requires vulnerability, which makes him feel exposed and out of control. Because he cannot "fight" or intimidate a romantic feeling, the lack of control panics him, turning his confusion into hot-headed anger.Killer: The Polite OverthinkerHow he gets flustered: Killer becomes intensely quiet, stiffens up, and overanalyzes the situation. Unlike Kid, he remains polite but will actively hide his face behind his mask to conceal his blushing.Why it happens: Killer is the rational, observant "mother hen" of the Kid Pirates. He is used to managing chaos, not participating in emotional intimacy. Romance introduces social variables he cannot calculate, making him deeply self-conscious—especially regarding his laugh and his face, which he has hidden for years.The Canonical "First Crush" BackstoryOda revealed a specific childhood backstory that perfectly illustrates their dynamic with romance:The Shared Crush: As kids in the South Blue, both Kid and Killer had a crush on a girl named Victoria Shirahiko.The Incident: One day, while they were eating together, Victoria spilled curry sauce all over herself.The Reaction: Kid and Killer burst out laughing at her mess.The Consequence: Victoria was deeply offended and severely beat both of them up.The Trauma: This shared experience linking romance, rejection, and physical violence turned "romance" into a stressful, confusing concept for both of them, cementing Victoria as a bittersweet memory (they even named their ship the Victoria Punk).

    Here is a breakdown of how Eustass Kid and Killer from One Piece handle romance, drawing from their distinct personalities.Eustass KidWhy and How He Gets FlusteredLoss of Control: Kid relies on dominance and power. Romance forces him into an unfamiliar, vulnerable position where he cannot use force to win, causing immediate frustration.Embarrassment as Anger: He masks his confusion with defensive rage. His face flushes red, his veins pop, and he will yell to cover up his racing heartbeat.Pride Damage: He hates looking weak or soft. If someone teases him about his feelings, he will fiercely deny them and stomp away.How He Acts When InterestedPossessive Teasing: Kid shows affection through rough, competitive banter. He will challenge the person to petty competitions just to keep their attention.Aggressive Protection: He becomes hyper-protective. Anyone who disrespects or threatens his interest will face his immediate, terrifying wrath.Awkward Gift-Giving: He will give valuable or strange items (like shiny metal scraps or stolen loot) and demand the person take it without giving an explanation.KillerWhy and How He Gets FlusteredThe Laughing Insecurity: Killer is deeply insecure about his laugh (Faffafa) and keeps his helmet on. Romance requires exposing his true self, which terrifies him.Quiet Overwhelm: Unlike Kid, Killer internalizes his panic. He will freeze up, stutter slightly beneath his mask, or abruptly turn his head away to hide his burning face.Loss of Composure: As the calm tactician of the crew, losing his logical edge around someone makes him incredibly flustered and clumsy with his words.How He Acts When InterestedAttentive Caretaking: Killer expresses love through acts of service. He will quietly cook their favorite meals, brew them tea, or fix their broken belongings.Silent Companionship: He will constantly position himself near the person, acting as a calm, steady shield in dangerous situations.Vulnerability in Private: If he trusts the person completely, he may eventually lift his mask just enough to share a meal or a genuine laugh with them away from the crew's eyes.

    In canon, Heat and Wire are fierce, rough combatants from the Kid Pirates with minimal official romance lore. Based on their tough gang-leader pasts and fierce loyalty, fan interpretation imagines how these hardened fighters handle soft emotions.Why and How They Get FlusteredUnfamiliar Territory: They live in a brutal New World pirate environment where vulnerability equals weakness. Genuine softness or sweet compliments catch them completely off guard.Physical Tells: Heat might accidentally spark a small flame or choke on his own fire-breathing trick when stammering. Wire tends to pull his horned hood lower or freeze completely, losing his usual stoic composure.Overcompensation: If teased or praised, they mask their flustered state by suddenly shifting back to a gruff, loud, or overly defensive attitude before walking away to cool off.How They Act If Interested in SomeoneAction Over Words: Neither of them is poetic. Instead of sweet talk, they show interest through heavy-duty protection and practical gifts (like bringing rare loot, weapons, or food).Hovering from a Distance: They watch their crush’s back during brawls, ready to obliterate anyone who glances the wrong way, yet they act awkward or clumsy if forced to make small talk one-on-one.Stubborn Loyalty: They express affection through fierce devotion, matching the intense loyalty the Kid Pirates show their captain—treating their person of interest as an absolute priority.

    Heat and Wire are elite officers of the Eustass Kid Pirates. Originating as rival South Blue gang bosses before uniting under Kid, Heat functions as a fire-breathing brawler with stitched-up cheeks, while Wire is a taciturn, horn-hooded brute wielding a trident. Their dynamic is built on absolute, unyielding subordination to their captain.Personalities and DynamicsEx-Gang Rivalry Turned Loyalty: Born in an un-governed South Blue island split into four violent districts, Heat and Wire originally led opposing local delinquent groups. After a tragic local execution, Kid forced an alliance, binding the former rivals into fierce, lifelong loyalty.The "Yes-Men" Enforcers: Unlike Killer—who acts as a rational counterweight and childhood confidant to Kid—Heat and Wire exist as intense, hyper-reactive hype men who treat Kid with fanatical reverence.Contrasting Demeanors: Heat is animated, loud, and expressive, whereas Wire is typically silent, stoic, and droopy-eyed—yet both share matching aesthetic motifs like looped golden belts and barbed wire/netting designs.Running GagsHypocritical Toughness: Heat openly criticizes others for showing weakness—infamously calling Sanji pathetic for crying out during the Onigashima raid. However, when the crew faces total annihilation against Red-Haired Shanks, Heat immediately shatters his own tough-guy persona to tearfully beg for mercy.Shocked Exclamations: Whenever Kid takes unexpected damage (like a Pacifista shot to the leg), both Heat and Wire drop their intimidating composure to shriek "Master Kid!" in comedic, wide-eyed terror.The Silent/Loud Contrast: Gag moments often juxtapose Heat’s frantic, hyperventilating panic with Wire’s permanent, unchanging blank stare, even when reacting to the exact same catastrophic event.

    Eustass Kid is the ruthless, ambitious captain of the Eustass Kid | One Piece Wiki - Fandom. He is known for his brutal temper, violent methods, and powerful magnetic Devil Fruit abilities that let him shape scrap metal into giant mechanical weapons.PersonalityBrutal and Arrogant: Kid has a hot head and zero tolerance for disrespect, famously killing anyone who laughed at his dream of claiming the One Piece.Deep Loyalty: Despite his cruelty toward enemies and civilians, he fiercely cares for his crewmates—especially his right-hand man, Killer.Unyielding Pride: He refuses to bow to authority, showing absolute defiance against the World Government and the Emperors.AbilitiesJiki Jiki no Mi (Magnet-Magnet Fruit): A Paramecia-type power that lets him attract and repel metal. He uses it to build giant mechanical arms (Punk Gibson), large metal constructs (Punk Rotten), and massive railguns (Damned Punk).Devil Fruit Awakening: He can assign magnetic polarity to external targets or opponents, turning them into living magnets that attract nearby metal objects.Advanced Haki: He is a rare user capable of wielding Conqueror's Haki, alongside powerful Busoshoku (Armament) Haki.Superhuman Resilience: Possesses immense raw physical strength and endurance, allowing him to fight top-tier opponents like Big Mom and Kaido.

    in: Worst Generation Crews, Super Rookie Crews, South Blue Pirate Crews, Underworld Organizations English Kid Pirates 6 Sign In to Save Edit Kid Pirates Kid Pirates Statistics Japanese Name: キッド海賊団 Romanized Name: Kiddo Kaizokudan Official English Name: Kid Pirates First Appearance: Chapter 498; Episode 392[1] Captain: Eustass Kid Main Ship: Victoria Punk † Total Bounty: At least Beli Small3,200,000,000[bounty 1] At least Beli Small670,000,000[bounty 2] At least Beli Small477,000,000[bounty 3] The Kid Pirates are an infamous and notable rookie pirate crew introduced during the Sabaody Archipelago Arc during the time the Straw Hat Pirates arrived there two years ago. As such, they are part of the Worst Generation. Like the Straw Hats, this crew had two bounties above Beli100,000,000. Both members had slightly higher bounties than the respective members of the Straw Hat Pirates before the timeskip. Their captain is Eustass Kid.

    Following the events on Wano, the crew attempted to attack the Red Hair Pirates on Elbaph. However, in the ensuing battle, their captain was defeated by Shanks, and their ship was decimated at sea with the remaining members on it.[2] The current fate of the crew is unknown.

    Contents 1 Jolly Roger 1.1 Secondary Jolly Roger 2 Crew Members 3 Territory 4 Crew Strength 5 Ship 6 History 6.1 Past 6.2 Summit War Saga 6.2.1 Sabaody Archipelago Arc 6.2.2 Marineford Arc 6.3 During the Timeskip 6.4 Dressrosa Saga 6.4.1 Punk Hazard Arc 6.4.2 Dressrosa Arc 6.5 Whole Cake Island Saga 6.5.1 Zou Arc 6.6 Wano Country Saga 6.6.1 One Piece: Stampede 6.6.2 Wano Country Arc 6.7 Final Saga 6.7.1 Egghead Arc 7 Trivia 8 Notes 9 References 10 Site Navigation

    Advertisement Jolly Roger The Kid Pirates' flag represent the usual grinning skull having Kid's hairstyle and wearing the latter's square shaped goggles on its forehead. In the background there is the traditional cross-bone pattern plus what seems to represent two knives forming a cross as well. Moreover, on each sides of the skull there are flame-like patterns.

    Secondary Jolly Roger The Kid Pirates' simpler Jolly Roger. The Kid Pirates' simpler Jolly Roger.

    Like the Whitebeard and Big Mom Pirates, the Kid Pirates possess a secondary, simpler symbol, as seen on Wire's outfit. The Jolly Roger features a smiley with a Glasgow smile. The smiley is surrounded by nine, evenly spaced spikes around the circumference. It may also be a reference to Heat, similar to Killer wearing his own personal Jolly Roger.

    Crew Members See also the associated category: Kid Pirates. The Kid Pirates consist of 31 members in total, with the identities of 22 being known.[3] The most significant aspect of their appearance is that most, if not all of the Kid Pirates have heavy metalesque appearances. Also, many of them seem to wear leather in one way or another. At the auction house, they stated that they might purchase someone who caught their eye. However, it appears that nobody interested them as they never ended up bidding on anyone.[4]

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    Advertisement Territory The Kid Pirates' headquarters. The Kid Pirates' headquarters.

    The Kid Pirates had one known island under their control, which served as their base of operations. At the base of the largest mountain was a castle where Kid, Hawkins, and Apoo formed their alliance. It is unknown what became of the island after the Kid Pirates' defeat.

    Crew Strength The Kid Pirates show their might by decimating a rival crew. The Kid Pirates show their might by decimating a rival crew.

    They are most known for dealing major destruction and civilian casualties along their route through the Grand Line and towards the New World. Furthermore, the entire crew managed to withstand the blast of Haki released by Silvers Rayleigh,[5] a testament to their overall strength. In spite of their great potency in battle and overall level-mindedness, the members of this crew display an innate sense of haughtiness. They, like the other super rookie crews, were able to escape from Kizaru's raid despite being weakened by a Pacifista.

    After the timeskip, it is apparent that their strength and influence have increased, as evidenced by Kid and Killer's bounties being raised and the fact that they were able to establish a base on an island. They had apparently grown in size, as before they were captured by Kaidou, they had a few other ships.[6] The Kid Pirates attempted to form an alliance with the Hawkins and On Air Pirates, however Scratchmen Apoo was actually a member of the Beasts Pirates prior to this alliance, and swiftly sold out Kid and Hawkins to Kaidou, who easily defeated the former and coerced the latter to join him. Due to this betrayal, Kid ceased trying to ally himself with any other crews ever again. However, he did become allies (somewhat reluctantly) with the Straw Hats and Heart Pirates after reuniting with his crew.

    By the time of the war on Onigashima, both Kid and Killer grew in strength to the point their Captain defeated Big Mom with Law's assistance, while getting a massive bounty increase for his efforts. Their reputation were so great that Demalo Black and his crew tried to impersonate them.[7]

    Ship Further information: Victoria Punk Victoria Punk. Victoria Punk.

    The Kid Pirates' flagship is called the Victoria Punk (ヴィクトリアパンク号, Vikutoria Panku-gō?).[8] Their ship continues the theme of heavy metal, with a bizarre skull as part of the deck, resembling some heavy metal bands' stages. Their ship was coated with the Yarukiman resin, allowing it to submerge underwater by reducing its buoyancy, and withstanding the water pressure of 10,000 feet.[9]

    The ship was destroyed by Dorry and Brogy's Hakoku.[2]

    The Kid Pirates had at least one additional ship that was capsized when Kaidou crash landed in the middle of their base after jumping from a sky island.[6]

    Advertisement History Past Kid, Killer, Heat and Wire were gang bosses ruling over an island in the South Blue unaffiliated with the World Government. When Kid and Killer's first crush, Victoria Shiruton Doruyanaika, was murdered by a rival gang Kid unified the four groups to take them down. He then decided to form a pirate crew, as he refused to live in such a narrow world. Their ship was named Victoria Punk, after Victoria.[10] The Kid Pirates were noted to have been responsible for a great deal of damage and had caused many civilian casualties along their journey.[1]

    Summit War Saga Sabaody Archipelago Arc Eventually they reached the Sabaody Archipelago, where they docked and prepared to enter the New World. Subsequently they visited the Human Auction House, where their captain voiced an interest in purchasing a slave, although in the end, they ended up purchasing no one.[4] After Luffy hit Saint Charlos, and the Straw Hats moved into action, they remained at the auction house and witnessed the ensuing chaos. However when Rayleigh appeared, they were subjected to his Haki just like everyone else in the auction room, though every present Kid Pirate easily withstood Rayleigh's Haki.[11] Afterwards, realizing that the Marines were the greatest threat at that time, Kid and the other two captains fought the Marines.[12] Eventually Killer and Heat joined the fray as well, and they soon cut a path through their enemies and managed to escape the Marines.[13] Shortly afterwards they were confronted by a Pacifista which they mistook for Bartholomew Kuma.[14] While struggling to fight it, they once again allied with the Heart Pirates to fight off the Pacifista. The battle was concluded offscreen, but every member survived the fight without any major injury.[15]

    Marineford Arc The Kid Pirates having escaped the Marines were able to stay on the Archipelago a bit longer and were able to watch the Summit War of Marineford, where they witnessed, at a distance, the death of Whitebeard and how Luffy partook the war. They eventually moved onto the New World, where they brutally crucified Haritsu Kendiyo and his crew.[16][17][18]

    During the Timeskip During the timeskip, the Kid Pirates continued to rise in infamy, as evidenced by Kid and Killer's bounties increasing.[19][20]

    Kid also lost his left arm in a battle with the Red Hair Pirates first mate Benn Beckman.[21][22] He later replaced this arm with a large metal one.

    At some point after this, the Kid Pirates went to Big Mom's territory and injured Charlotte Snack, one of Big Mom's Sweet Commanders, as well as plundering a copy of her Road Poneglyph.[23][21][24] However, they were quickly forced to flee afterwards.[25]

    In addition, the crew became powerful enough to establish their own base on an island. They also appear well connected, as they are well aware of dealings within the Underworld.

    A few days before the Straw Hats arrived at Fish-Man Island, Kid sank two ships of Big Mom's Fleet, causing enough damage that the Big Mom Pirates needed a large sum of cash as quickly as possible to recover.[26]

    Advertisement Dressrosa Saga Punk Hazard Arc The Kid Pirates met with the Hawkins and On Air Pirates in their own hideout, though the alliance nearly broke apart due to Kid and Apoo getting into a fight because of a lingering grudge. However, Killer managed to calm things down and remind the various parties of their alliance. The captains agree to the alliance, and the three crews start plans to take down an Emperor.[27]

    Dressrosa Arc After reading the news about Doflamingo's defeat, Kid and Killer dined with Hawkins and Apoo. They learned that Luffy and Law's target is Kaidou and were glad as their intended target is Shanks. Some time later, they were alerted by what seemed to be an earthquake.[28] They quickly investigated the source of the commotion, which was a large crater on the ground in the shape of a human. The alliance then came face-to-face with the Emperor Kaidou.[29]

    Whole Cake Island Saga Zou Arc After the encounter with Kaidou, the crew was separated.[30] Kid was defeated and placed in a cell by Kaidou in Onigashima.[31]

    Wano Country Saga

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece: Stampede The Kid Pirates were present during the Pirates Festival. Along with other competing pirate crews, they rode a Knock Up Stream in order to try and get the Pirate King's treasure, that being an eternal pose to Laugh Tale. When Douglas Bullet made his appearance, their captain joined the other Supernovas in battle against him but was soundly defeated. They later successfully escaped from the Marines thanks to the Revolutionary Army.[32]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Advertisement Wano Country Arc Kid was later imprisoned in the Udon region of Wano Country where he met Luffy again when he was placed in a cell next to his. Killer was forced to eat a failed SMILE and later became known as the assassin "Kamazo". According to a Wano newspaper, he was responsible for a street murder on the eighth street in District 2 of the Flower Capital.[33]

    After the chaos at the palace, Kamazo was hired by Kurozumi Orochi to kill the kamuro Toko. He then pursued Toko and Kouzuki Hiyori to the Ringo region, where he came across a confrontation between Roronoa Zoro and Gyukimaru. Zoro then clashed with Killer in order to protect Toko and Hiyori. When Zoro was distracted by Gyukimaru, Killer manages to land a grievous hit on him. However, Zoro was able to take one of his scythes as a result and strike him.[34] After that blow, Killer fell to the ground defeated.[35]

    Later on, for failing to kill Toko, he was sent to the Prisoner Mine at Udon alongside Kid, who previously escaped and got recaptured. Kid questioned him on what Kaidou had done to him and the fate of their crew, but Kamazo could not answer through his laughter and tears. Both were then sentenced by Queen to undergo water torture.[36] However, they were freed when Big Mom went on a rampage. Kid and Killer left Udon and planned to find their other crewmates.[37]

    Before the Fire Festival, Kid managed to find and retrieve his crew. They later joined the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance in their raid on Onigashima.[38] Though they disguised themselves thanks to Kin'emon's ability after arriving at the island, Kid soon got into a brief scuffle with Apoo, exposing himself and Killer. In the ensuing chaos, Kid and Killer got separated from the rest of their crew while fighting several Gifters in Kaidou's castle.[39]

    As the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance began their all-out war on the Beasts Pirates, Kid and Killer were aided by some of the rebels.[40] In preparation for the fight with Kaidou, Kid began using his magnetic powers to collect all the loose metallic objects on his way to the roof. As Kid and Killer reached the third level of the castle, the pile of metal had grown to fill the whole corridor.[41]

    Kid and the other Supernovas confront Kaidou and Big Mom. Kid and the other Supernovas confront Kaidou and Big Mom.

    The two later reached the roof, where they were soon joined by Law, Zoro, and Luffy as they prepared to fight against Kaidou and Big Mom.[42] Kid was briefly surprised when he saw Luffy hurt Kaidou. After Law sent the Red Scabbards and Izou to safety, Kid scoffed at the Surgeon of Death for being subservient to Luffy (since Law only acted after Luffy had asked) though Law insisted that he planned to help them either way. When Luffy challenged Kid and Law to a game of chicken in the face of Big Mom's attack, the two initially refused. However, following a small taunt from the Straw Hat captain, the two took up his challenge, with all of them ending up taking the full brunt of the attack. They quickly recovered, and the five members of the Worst Generation took a strike at Kaidou. However, Kaidou transformed into his dragon form and joined Big Mom in the sky, preparing to battle.[43]

    Kaidou used a roar to unleash wind blades at his opponents. Kid's metal golem armor was struck but Kid remained unharmed. With his metal armor, Kid grabbed Kaidou and slammed him into the roof. Later, Big Mom unleashed a lightning storm at the five Supernovas. Kid managed to block some of her thunderbolts but was caught off guard by a lightning homie.[44] After Luffy had pummeled Kaidou with Gomu Gomu no Kong Gatling, Kid and Killer tried to continue on the offensive, but Kaidou stopped them by creating some twisters. Zoro managed to slice through Kaidou's scales, but Kaidou responded by launching wind blades at the five Supernovas.[45]

    Kid and Law work together to remove Big Mom from the battlefield. Kid and Law work together to remove Big Mom from the battlefield.

    Kid and the other Supernovas eventually agreed that they had to split up Big Mom and Kaidou somehow, otherwise they had no chance of winning.[46] After surviving a combined attack from both Emperors thanks to Zoro's effort, Kid and Law elaborated a plan to separate Big Mom's special homies from her person. Kid used his powers to form a metal box so Law could teleport Zeus inside, while Zoro and Killer dealt with Prometheus and Napoleon respectively. Once Big Mom was fully disarmed, Kid shot metal spears at Big Mom, but was punched down into the ground by the Emperor in return. He, however, took the opportunity to grip Big Mom's arm with his own prosthetic arm, allowing him to Repel her up in the sky, from where Law managed to hit her with a boulder, throwing her off Onigashima.[47]

    Once Prometheus and Napoleon left Onigashima to rescue Big Mom, Kid and Killer followed them to the edge of the island. There, Kid noticed something strange happening to the clouds in the sky.[48] It turned out to be Big Mom creating a new homie, Hera, whose power she tested out on Kid and Killer as she headed back to Onigashima on Prometheus. Kid and Killer tried to avoid the way of Big Mom's Fulgora attack but were hit and sent flying back inside the Skull Dome, on the third floor of Kaidou's Castle. Kid and Killer survived with few injuries and noticed that Big Mom was searching for them somewhere in the floor below. Kid ran off after her, but was stopped by Hawkins, his former ally and whom Kid considered a traitor. Killer told Kid to keep going while he stayed behind to keep Hawkins busy, which Kid complied.

    Once Kid reached the second floor, he noticed some of Kaidou's grunts alerting each other about Big Mom's location and headed towards the ruckus.[49] Kid eventually found Big Mom as she was about to strike down Nami, Usopp and Tama, using his Punk Gibson technique to block Big Mom's sword and then slam her down to the floor. Kid told the Straw Hats to leave Big Mom to him, as the latter recovered herself from the attack.

    Shortly afterwards, Law made his way to the site of Kid's fight with Big Mom and proposed a temporary alliance with Kid to hold the Emperor back together.[50] During the fight, Kid struggled to stay on his feet due to mysterious injuries that kept springing up on his body. Unknown to Kid, these injuries were from Killer's attacks on Hawkins, who had linked himself with Kid.[51] They were then surprised by the sudden interruption of Luffy riding a huge pink dragon on his way back to the rooftop.[52] Later, Kid reacted to Luffy's broadcasted declaration to defeat Kaidou.[53] As the fight continued, Kid's pain reappeared, so Big Mom used Hera on Napoleon and was about to attack him, but Law defended Kid. However, the flames of Prometheus hit Law, who fell to the ground. Big Mom attacked the two pirates, injuring them further. Kid was perplexed by what was happening to him and disappointed that he might die pointlessly after finally reaching an Emperor. Once Killer severed Hawkins' link with Kid and defeated the Shinuchi, Kid quickly recovered and continued fighting Big Mom.[54]

    Not finding any progress in causing major damage to Big Mom, Kid convinced Law to try utilizing their awakenings in order to change the tide of the fight. Kid was caught by a lightning blast from Big Mom that sent him back to the Live Floor in a freefall, with the Emperor following after Kid in order to finish him off in midair. Law, however, took the opportunity to activate his awakening and strike Big Mom from behind with Shock Wille, significantly injuring and distracting her long enough for Kid to initiate his own awakening and use Punk Clash to bury the Emperor underneath a multitude of steel beams ripped out from the framework of Kaidou's Castle.[55] This was, however, not sufficient to finish Big Mom off. Now truly angered, the Emperor stole the souls of several of Kaidou's minions in the Live Floor to power up her own special Homies and create new ones from the steel beams that previously crushed her. Having acknowledged Kid and Law's power, Big Mom sacrificed one year from her own lifespan in order to grow in size and power, all while daring the Worst Generation pirates to try and take her down. Not intimidated by Big Mom's new form, Kid declared that he would take the Emperor down no matter the cost.[56]

    Soon thereafter, Big Mom once again regained the upper hand, beating them up while mocking them about their crew's pleas to spare their lives. After Big Mom had punished their crews for pleading to her, she started to make her move towards the roof, viewing their fight as over. This would, however, give Law an advantage, as he was not defeated yet and exploited her ascension towards the roof, coating Kikoku with K-Room and stabbing her from right arm up to her face. He then unleashed Shock Wille onto her again, noticing she could not have been unharmed by this attack before. Right before he was about to be attacked by her newly created steel homies, they were attached towards Kid, who also rose up. After assimilating both the homies and surrounding metal, he confidently told Big Mom that nothing was impervious to damage before charging at Big Mom with Punk Corna Dio, ramming her into a wall. Both then once again assured Big Mom that they would not let her reach the roof, even if they died in the battle.[57]

    Law told Kid to prepare himself as the former would spend his last remaining stamina in a final attack. Kid took the opportunity to attack Big Mom once more, sticking her to one of the Live Floor's towers through his awakening. Big Mom, however, countered his maneuver and summoned a new homie, Misery, to burn Kid down. Kid was able to able to survive the attack and observed as Law pulled his final move. Taking advantage of the hole Law had produced with his awakening, Kid created an enormous railgun and fired a powerful projectile directly on Big Mom's stomach.

    However, this was not enough to finish off Big Mom, who activated her Soul Pocus in order to steal the souls of Kid and Law's crewmates. The technique, however, ended up being ineffective on both captains, who held no fear towards the Emperor. They then proceeded to silence and launch Big Mom out of Onigashima and directly into the crater Law had formed beforehand. With Big Mom falling victim to an explosion down below due to an explosive she accidentally detonated, a massively spent Kid and Law were heavily celebrated by their crews for the win.

    With only Luffy's fight left to finish, Kid waited for the battle to conclude, considering the possibility of Kaidou emerging as the winner. Once Kaidou descended from the rooftop and announced his victory over the Straw Hat captain, Kid lamented the outcome, but also declared that he would not go down without a fight as he prepared himself for combat once more. He was targeted by Kaidou's forces, but his crew protected him.

    Later Kid and Killer rejoiced when Kaidou's defeat was finally confirmed.[58] One week later, Kid and his crew oversaw the repairs of the Victoria Punk, Thousand Sunny and Polar Tang alongside Usopp, Franky and the Heart Pirates at Tokage Port. Apoo then arrived with a newspaper showing Kid's new Beli3,000,000,000 bounty as well as the new members of the Four Emperors. Angry about the contents of the paper, Kid rushed to the Flower Capital to confront Luffy about the news but ended up forced into taking part in the festival's fireworks showcase against his will.[59]

    Kid, Luffy and Law deciding on what routes to take. Kid, Luffy and Law deciding on what routes to take.

    A few days later, while their crews were loading up cargo at Tokage Port, Kid, Luffy and Law tried to decide between themselves new routes for each of them to follow, with Kid eventually setting for the easternmost path after beating Luffy at straws. Kid also ended up receiving a rubbing of Wano's Road Poneglyph from Law for his decisive role in the raid.With his crew ready to set sail, the Kid Pirates departed from Wano.[60]

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc Dorry and Brogy sink the Kid Pirates. Dorry and Brogy sink the Kid Pirates.

    Following the sea route their captain chose back at Wano, the Kid Pirates eventually reached their next destination, Elbaph.[61] Shortly after their arrival, they encountered the Giant Warrior Pirates, the Red Hair Pirates, and the captains allied with Red Hair Pirates, thus prompting the crew to prepare for battle.[62] After Kid attempted to annihilate the attacking ships, Shanks himself abruptly appeared, quickly defeating Kid and Killer in a single attack while knocking out several members with Supreme King Haki. The remaining pirates begged for mercy and offered up their Road Poneglyph rubbings, however Dorry and Brogy then split the Victoria Punk in half, sinking the Kid Pirates.[2] News of their defeat seems to have leaked outside of Elbaph,[63] as the Fake Straw Hat Crew were seen impersonating the Kid Pirates in a G-4 prison cell.[7]

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    Sassy & Arrogant One-Liners"It's over already? Pathetic..." — Said when an opponent goes down way too easily."Trash like you aren't fit to stand in front of me. Get lost!" — His go-to line for dismissing minor rivals or enemies."You're coming after me with a weapon like that? Looks like you don't know my abilities." — Pure, mocking confidence before destroying an opponent."You haven't got the guts!" — Taunting anyone who hesitates to face him."Scream as much as you like! I'll silence you!" — Not very nice, but very characteristic of his aggressive flair. Kid Pirates in One Piece is famous for his ruthless, sarcastic, and brutally dismissive attitude. He does not sugarcoat his contempt for weaklings or hypocritical authorities.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid is a ruthless, fiercely proud, and ambitious pirate. Known for his extreme short temper and violent cruelty, he notably contrasts with Luffy by relentlessly attacking anyone who dares mock his dream of becoming the Pirate King.His personality is defined by several distinct traits:Ruthless & Unforgiving: Kid is notoriously violent and intolerant of weakness. In the ruthless New World, he is known for crucifying other pirate crews just because they were too weak to survive there.Fierce Pride & Ambition: He has an ironclad will and refuses to back down or submit to anyone. He shares a common goal with Luffy of reaching the top, but where Luffy smiles at insults, Kid responds with explosive rage.Deep Loyalty to Crew: Despite his villainous tendencies toward rivals and civilians, he is deeply protective of his first mate, Killer, and the rest of his crew. He strongly despises betrayal or dishonorable tactics.Fearless but Reckless: Driven by a "kill-or-be-killed" mindset, he has no hesitation challenging the most dangerous figures in the world, including Emperors like Big Mom, Kaido, and Shanks.

    Eustass Kid would be fiercely loyal, fiercely protective, and highly unromantic in the traditional sense. His dynamic with a partner would be rough-around-the-edges—full of teasing, cocky smirks, and shared ambitions—rather than soft or overtly mushy.A more detailed look into how he would treat his wife includes:Tough-Love and Mutual Respect: Kid wouldn't treat his wife like a damsel in distress. Because he values strength and determination, he’d expect her to hold her own and wouldn't baby her.Public Aloofness, Private Intimacy: He is not the type for grand, public displays of affection. He’d keep the mushy stuff behind closed doors, opting instead for casual roughhousing, light teasing, and an occasional smirk or casual physical touch in front of his crew.Extreme Protectiveness: Despite his aggressive demeanor, anyone who messed with his wife would face his full wrath. He’d be deeply fiercely loyal and would annihilate anyone who dared to threaten his family.Shared Ambition: He would treat his wife as a true equal in the pirate life. Rather than leaving her behind, he’d want her right by his side, celebrating his victories and working toward the top together.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid has two official hobbies: collecting weapons and listening to music (specifically functioning as a DJ). These passions perfectly align with his Magnet-Magnet Fruit powers and his aggressive, rebellious personality.Hobbies & InterestsCollecting Weapons: Kid is an avid weapon collector. This hobby ties directly into his Devil Fruit, as he constantly scavenges scrap metal, swords, and firearms from battlefields to build his massive mechanical arms, golems, and railguns.DJing: Officially designated by series creator Eiichiro Oda in the One Piece SBS Q&As, Kid enjoys spinning tracks and acting as a DJ, fitting his punk-rock aesthetic and vibrant crew name, the "Victoria Punk".Personality & TriviaBulls: Oda noted that Kid's animal motif is the bull. This reflects his hot-tempered nature, his charging "Punk Corna Dio" attack, and his tendency to charge headfirst into conflict.Least Favorite Food: Kid strongly dislikes Curry Udon, a hatred stemming from his childhood in the South Blue slums. He and his right-hand man, Killer, laughed at a childhood friend for spilling the dish on her shirt, which resulted in a brutal beating.Favorite Foods: He enjoys cabbage and shrimp in garlic oil.

    Eustass Kid from One Piece is a harsh, violent, and prideful captain, but his core personality reveals an extreme, blazing devotion. If he cared for a lover, he would not handle it softly; he would possess a fierce, destructive loyalty, willing to burn down the entire world for them.The Nature of Kid's DevotionTotal Intensity: Kid does not do things by halves. His emotions are explosive, matching his Devil Fruit powers.Vengeful Protection: Fan and community consensus on platforms like Tumblr highlights that if anyone dared harm his partner, Kid wouldn't just internalize the grief—he would hunt down and obliterate the threat with absolute wrath.Historical Proof: He literally named his flagship, the Victoria Punk, in honor of his first childhood attachment, proving that deep down, his scars and loyalty run permanently.How He Acts Around Loved OnesDenial and Frustration: He hates being vulnerable. Realizing he has fallen for someone would initially anger him because it distracts from his goal of becoming the Pirate King.Rough Affection: He is short-tempered and loud. He would express care through rough banter, glaring protectively, and keeping them close rather than speaking in sweet poetry.Unwavering Trust: Just like his fierce bond with Killer, he expects strength, but he offers absolute, unshakeable backing in return. He stands as a man who goes down fighting for what—and who—is his.

    Eustass Kid would react with a volatile mix of seething jealousy, explosive possessiveness, and instant hostility. Known for his aggressive, no-nonsense personality, he wouldn't let a random flirt slide. Instead, he would immediately step in, assert his dominance, and make it painfully clear that his partner is strictly off-limits.His reaction would unfold in three distinct stages:The Intimidation (The Warning Glare): Kid's short fuse is notorious in the One Piece universe. If someone flirts with his partner, his first instinct is usually a piercing, murderous glare. Even if he doesn't immediately draw his weapons, he will channel his intimidating presence—and likely his Conqueror's Haki—to make the offending stranger back off instantly.The Claim: Kid has a fiercely possessive streak. He will quickly close the distance between you and the stranger, wrapping a heavy arm around your waist or pulling you flush against his chest. He won't just stare; he'll use his towering, heavily built frame to form a physical barrier, treating the stranger as an annoyance he can swat away.The "Boss" Flex: Depending on where you are, he'll loudly and sarcastically mock the stranger, making sure the flirt knows they are severely out of their league. Any arrogant flirting directed at his partner will be met with his trademark harsh, mocking laughter.Behind closed doors, however, his reaction shifts drastically. While he puts on a tough front to the world, his pride means he can get surprisingly bashful and easily flustered when he has you all to himself. He might grumble or act overly bossy to cover up his embarrassment, but he will quietly make sure you reaffirm your commitment to him.

    Eustass Kid from One Piece Wiki - Fandom has an above-average practical and tactical mind, though author Eiichiro Oda has not given him a literal numerical IQ score. He pairs strong mechanical intuition with ruthless leadership.Intelligence Traits of Eustass KidTactical & Battle IQ: Kid figured out how to awaken his Jiki Jiki no Mi (Magnet-Magnet Fruit) power and invent complex metal constructs like railguns and giant mechanical arms on the fly.Strategic Planning: Unlike the purely reckless approach of early Luffy, Kid tried to form alliances and targeted Emperor territories systematically, though his plans often went sideways due to betrayal (like Apoo) or overwhelming force.Mechanical Aptitude: He has a sharp intuitive grasp of engineering and scrap assembly, using his magnetism to build and repair heavy artillery from junk.Crew Dynamic: His right-hand man, Killer, handles a lot of the structural coordination and calmer analytical thinking, balancing out Kid's hot-headed and aggressive temperament.Eustass Kid, captain of the Kid Pirates, possesses high practical battle IQ rooted in creative physics and magnetism. However, his tactical cleverness is frequently undermined by his reckless arrogance and tendency to rush into fatal matchups without long-term planning.Creative and Technical FeatsApplied Magnetism: Rapidly synthesizes complex machinery and heavy artillery on the fly, such as building giant metal arms, scaffolding cages, and an electromagnetic railgun (Damned Punk).Tactical Improvisation: Cleverly used scrap metal to pin down Zeus and isolate Big Mom during the Onigashima rooftop battle.Raw Durability & Tanking: Acts as a heavy vanguard, soaking massive amounts of damage to create openings for allies like Trafalgar Law.Strategic Flaws and LimitationsStrategic Blind Spots: Relies heavily on brute force and overwhelming output rather than defensive caution or deep Haki evolution.Overconfidence: Lets victories (like defeating Big Mom) inflate his ego, leading him to charge headfirst into disastrous confrontations against seasoned Emperors like Shanks without checking allied readiness.

    In One Piece community headcanons, fanfiction, and relationship scenarios, an "IQ for his lover" analysis breaks down how Eustass "Captain" Kid uses his intellect, emotional awareness, and tactical mindset specifically when treating a romantic partner.🧠 Overall Romantic IQ Profile: High devotion, low verbal communicationWhile Kid is often viewed as hot-headed or reckless in battle, his underlying intelligence is actually quite high. He understands complex magnetic physics and builds functional mechanical railguns from scrap metal. When applied to a lover, his IQ transforms into a mixture of high mechanical acts of service, intense possessive protection, and a secretly deep pool of emotional loyalty.📊 The Breakdown of Kid's Romantic IQEmotional IQ (EQ): 65/100 (The Tsundere Dynamic)Kid is notoriously terrible at communicating feelings, often getting flustered, angry, or stubborn instead of admitting he cares.However, he is highly perceptive of threats and your physical comfort; if someone insults or glares at you, his protective instincts trigger instantly.Acts of Service IQ: 95/100 (The Scrap-Metal Romancer)His highest cognitive output shows through physical creation.Instead of buying traditional gifts, he uses his Magnet-Magnet fruit to weld or craft custom metal trinkets, jewelry, or functional safety gadgets for you.Tactical Safety IQ: 80/100 (Crew Integration)Kid knows the New World is incredibly dangerous, especially for his crew.He uses his strategic leadership to ensure the Kid Pirates (especially Killer) recognize you as completely off-limits and heavily protected at all times.Loyalty & Memory IQ: 100/100 (The Ultimate Yearner)As proven in canon by naming his ship the Victoria Punk after his tragic first childhood crush (Victoria S. Doruyanaika), Kid is intensely devoted.He remembers your specific preferences and will ruthlessly burn down an entire enemy fleet if anyone ever dares to hurt you.In One Piece, Eustass "Captain" Kid is often perceived as a hot-headed brute, but he actually possesses a remarkably high mechanical and tactical IQ. His Devil Fruit (the Magnet-Magnet Fruit) only allows him to attract and repel metal, meaning every complex machine, electromagnetic railgun (Damned Punk), and mechanical golem he builds is a product of his own raw engineering intelligence.When applying this unique "Kid IQ" to a romantic partner or his canonical "partner" and closest confidant, Killer, his combination of brilliant craftsmanship and fierce, protective devotion would manifest in distinct ways:🛠️ Custom Mechanical Gifts & Daily ComfortsInstead of traditional romance, Kid would use his mechanical genius to engineer highly specific, practical solutions to make his partner's life easier or safer:Tailored Weaponry and Armor: He would spend hours meticulously crafting, balancing, and reinforcing weapons tailored perfectly to his partner's fighting style.Prosthetics or Assistive Gear: If his partner were ever injured, he would channel his engineering skills into building highly advanced, fully functional mechanical prosthetics.Everyday Quality of Life: He would use his magnetic precision to build intricate, customized trinkets, unpickable locks for their quarters, or specialized tools to support their hobbies.🛡️ Tactical Safety & Battle IntegrationIn battle, Kid's high combat IQ shifts entirely toward safeguarding his partner and ensuring they dominate the field together:Magnetic Shielding: He would use his quick reflexes to construct instant kinetic shields out of scrap metal to intercept incoming cannonfire or blades meant for his partner.Combos on the Fly: He has the tactical intelligence to read his partner's movements perfectly, manipulating the metal layout of the battlefield to open up blind spots and create perfect opening strikes for them.Environmental Manipulation: He would subtly alter magnetic fields to pull enemies out of balance or draw weapons away from anyone attempting to ambush his partner.🤫 The "Tsundere" Emotional IntelligenceWhile Kid has a notoriously violent and aggressive exterior, he is fiercely loyal and deeply sensitive to the emotional states of those closest to him:Acts of Service Over Words: Because he struggles with direct emotional communication, his high IQ is channeled into observation. He will notice exactly what his partner needs—whether it's quiet time away from a chaotic crew or a specific tool fixed—and take care of it without being asked.Creating Safe Spaces: As seen with his deep empathy toward Killer in the Wano arc, Kid will redirect his aggressive energy to fiercely defend his partner's vulnerabilities, creating an environment where they never have to feel ashamed or weak.Eustass "Captain" Kid from One Piece is brash, aggressive, and hot-tempered, but he possesses a sharp, practical mechanical intellect rather than traditional high "IQ". He is emotionally intense and fiercely protective, meaning his approach to romance would be intense, highly possessive, and action-oriented rather than soft or conventional.Kid’s Practical "IQ" and How He Uses It for a PartnerKid isn't a book-smart scholar, but he is a mechanical genius and a pragmatic strategist. He built his own metal arm enhancements and customized heavy artillery. For a partner, he wouldn’t write sappy poetry; he would use his metal manipulation and engineering skills for hyper-practical, customized protection and utility.Custom Metal Gear: Crafting bespoke, indestructible armor, weapons, or utilitarian jewelry reinforced with magnetic properties.Ship Modifications: Designing a private, ultra-secure, and heavily fortified quarters on the Victoria Punk just for them.Fixing Things: Quietly repairing broken items or upgrading tools around the base with his Jiki Jiki no Mi powers without making a big deal out of it.How Kid Would Court SomeoneCourting by Eustass Kid’s standards looks less like traditional dating and more like a high-stakes challenge mixed with rough-around-the-edges provision. He is a "yearner" who hides his soft spots behind a wall of ferocious pride.Showing Off Strength: Flexing his power, picking fights with arrogant fools, and subduing threats to loudly demonstrate he is the strongest option around.Testing Mettle: Giving his love interest a hard time, teasing them relentlessly, and seeing how well they can dish it back without backing down.Intense Provision: Bringing them rare, stolen treasures, expensive booze, or shiny metallic loot from his raids as a blunt statement of interest.Total Devotion: If anyone disrespects or harms his partner, Kid wouldn’t internalize the grief—he would hunt down the offender and burn the world down to avenge them.Eustass Kid’s core motivation traces back to his childhood in South Blue, where the murder of his close friend/crush, Victoria S. Doruyanaika, drove him to unite local gangs and name his ship the Victoria Punk in her honor. While not having a traditional romantic "lover" in the present storyline, his fierce protectiveness extends heavily to his childhood bond with Killer and his crew.Protecting His CrewVengeance and Retaliation: Kid treats any harm done to his close comrades as an unforgivable offense, openly declaring war or targeting Emperors like Kaido and Shanks to avenge his crew's suffering.Shielding Subordinates: He steps up as a frontline deterrent, absorbing direct assaults and keeping heavy hitters or traitors (like Scratchmen Apoo) from decimating his weaker subordinate members.Unyielding Pride: He relies on his Jiki Jiki no Mi magnetic powers and sheer intimidation to create massive metallic bulwarks, attempting to block incoming high-tier attacks before they reach the Victoria Punk.Eustass Kid’s childhood love interest was a girl named Victoria, whose tragic death at the hands of local criminal gangs drove him and Killer to unite their districts and take to the sea on a ship named the Victoria Punk. Kid uses his fierce, unyielding drive and magnetic powers born from that foundational pain to brutally shield his crew.Origin of the MotivationVictoria's Death: In his South Blue home, the murder of Victoria by ruling thugs forced Kid, Killer, Heat, and Wire to join forces and overthrow the island's rulers.The Ship's Name: He named his flagship Victoria Punk as an eternal tribute to her memory and the volatile punk-rock ideals that guide his crew.Protecting the CrewVengeance as a Shield: Kid operates on the belief that projecting absolute, ruthless deterrence keeps enemies at bay. He targets anyone who threatens his core group.Absolute Loyalty: While hotheaded, Kid trusts a tight circle (prioritizing Killer and his core mates) and fights relentlessly against Emperors like Kaido and Big Mom to carve out a safe path for them.Eustass "Captain" Kid and the Kid Pirates rely on a gritty, aggressive dynamic centered on fierce loyalty, heavy-metal motifs, and brute-force pragmatism. Kid's intelligence and crew structure contrast sharply with other Supernovas like Luffy or Law.Captain Kid's Intelligence (IQ and Battle IQ)Strategic Creativity: Kid possesses high tactical [Battle IQ] when utilizing his Jiki Jiki no Mi (Magnet-Magnet Fruit). He creatively constructs massive metal mechs (Punk Rotten), pins down homies using his awakening (Assign), and coordinates battlefield positioning.Reckless Arrogance: His overall strategic IQ suffers from an unyielding ego. He frequently charges into high-stakes conflicts against Emperors (like underestimating Shanks' speed and range) without factoring in advanced sensory abilities like Future Sight.Unyielding Willpower: He displays exceptional mental fortitude and pain tolerance, refusing to break under torture or imprisonment just like Luffy.Crew DynamicsThe Captain-Right-Hand Bond: The relationship between Kid and Killer is the core dynamic of the crew. Killer acts as the calm, rational sounding board to Kid’s hot-tempered, aggressive nature.Punk/Heavy Metal Motif: The 31-member crew operates like a tight-knit punk rock gang where mutual survival and a hardened, vicious reputation in the New World matter above all else.Relentless Independence: Unlike the Straw Hats, who form grand alliances easily, the Kid Pirates isolate themselves, preferring to trust only their own raw power and reject subservience to stronger authorities.Captain Eustass Kid of the Kid Pirates ate the Jiki Jiki no Mi (Magnet-Magnet Fruit), a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit. It grants him total control over magnetic forces, allowing him to attract, repel, and manipulate metal on a massive scale.Magnetic Powers & Combat StyleMetal Assembly: Kid pulls surrounding scrap metal to form giant mechanical arms, massive bulls, or a full metal golem.Repulsion: He pushes away incoming metallic projectiles like cannonballs and bullets.Awakening: His awakened power turns targets or objects he touches into living magnets, assigning magnetic polarity to them.Watch this video to see an overview of Eustass Kid's magnetic powers and combat applications:1:01Eustass Kid's Abilities in One Piece Explained22K views · 1 year agoTikTok · shanks.shinobiTactical IntelligenceBattle Tactics: Kid uses his environment creatively, turning rubble and iron structures into heavy weaponry or defensive plating.Raw Power vs. Precision: While some fans debate his tactical IQ compared to master strategists, he relies on overwhelming force, high durability, and sheer grit. Eustass "Captain" Kid from One Piece possesses an incredibly high mechanical IQ, despite his hot-headed and brutish exterior. While he lacks tactical or emotional intelligence, his ability to engineer complex weapons using the Jiki Jiki no Mi (Magnet-Magnet Fruit) proves he has the mind of a master inventor.The exact proof of Kid's genius intellect through his weapon-making includes:1. Complex Mechanical EngineeringAdvanced Machinery: Instead of simply throwing blocks of metal, Kid uses magnetism to instantly compress, shape, and assemble random scrap metal into highly precise components like gears, cables, and pistons.Nervous System Integration: After losing his arm to the Red Hair Pirates, he engineered a custom cybernetic prosthetic arm. Wires were directly integrated into his skin, allowing it to function naturally through his nervous system.2. High-Level Physics ApplicationsThe "Damned Punk" Railgun: His ultimate weapon is an actual electromagnetic railgun. Building a functioning railgun requires a profound understanding of physics, electromagnetic forces, and electricity generation. He creates parallel rails out of scrap and uses magnetic fields to launch projectiles at hypersonic speeds.Gatling Gun Mechanics: With his Punk Pistols technique, he constructs a giant, functional harpoon gun that utilizes mechanical firing cycles to rapidly shoot metal spears like a machine gun.3. Exoskeletons and AutomationGiant Mechs: Kid regularly builds giant autonomous constructs, such as the metal bull Punk Corna Dio and the massive golem Punk Rotten. Operating these requires simultaneous control over thousands of moving parts, effectively making him a one-man weapons factory. he possesses sharp practical intuition in mechanics and combat, but is held back by extreme arrogance and a reckless temper.Intelligence and Tactical SkillsMechanical Aptitude: Kid shows a strong, intuitive grasp of engineering and hardware, assembling complex robotic arms and magnetic weaponry from scrap metal since his youth.World Insight: He displays a cynical, clear-eyed awareness of systemic corruption, noting that surface-level pirate brutality is honest compared to the hypocritical cruelty of the World Nobles.Battle Experience: He possesses high combat sense and massive willpower, allowing him to fight Emperors like Big Mom and Kaido.Flaws and Strategic ShortfallsArrogance: Kid frequently lets short-term victories or ego cloud his judgment, leading him to rush into fights against formidable opponents (like Shanks) without adequate preparation.Impulsive Temper: He reacts violently to minor slights or mockery, lacking the cool-headed long-term planning seen in master strategists like Trafalgar Law.The "Brains" of the Crew: Much of the operational and tactical insight in the Kid Pirates actually comes from his childhood companion and right-hand man, Killer, whose high tactical awareness often balances out Kid's hotheadedness.

    The Kid Pirates in One Piece are led by Eustass Kid, a notorious and violent captain known for high civilian casualties and ruthless behavior. Unlike the heroic Straw Hat crew, Kid embodies traditional, brutal pirate cruelty, though he fiercely protects his own crewmates.Origins of the ViolenceLawless Childhood: Kid grew up on an unaligned South Blue island split into warring gang territories without World Government protection.The Turning Point: After a ruling criminal gang murdered his close childhood friend Victoria, Kid united the district gangs to overthrow them, sparking his violent path.Violent Reputation and TraitsCivilian Casualties: Kid accrued a massive bounty largely due to the collateral damage and civilian massacres caused by his temper.Merciless Actions: He quickly resorts to violence if mocked and famously crucified opposing pirates who begged for mercy.Loyalty to Crew: Despite his vicious nature, he shows deep loyalty and genuine care for core members like Killer.

    In One Piece, Eustass "Captain" Kid and his crew are notorious for extreme violence and civilian casualties. Unlike Luffy, who avoids harming innocents, Kid cruelly targets anyone who mocks him, massacres rivals, and brings high brutality to the New World.Origins of Kid's ViolenceGrew up on a lawless South Blue island without World Government or Marine protection.Ran a local kid gang involved in daily turf wars.Formed a hardened worldview after a rival gang killed his childhood friend/girlfriend.Violent Acts and TraitsCivilians: Caused massive civilian casualties along his travel routes.Cruelty to Rivals: Crucified defeated, surrendering pirate crews for being too weak to survive.Short Temper: Quickly resorts to extreme violence if he feels insulted or stared at.Loyalty: Despite his bloodthirsty nature, he deeply cares for his core crew and fights fiercely for them.Eustass Kid from One Piece is a ruthless and hot-headed captain, but his dynamic with his crew and rivals often features a childish, cocky, and fiercely sassy attitude.Personality and AttitudeArrogant and Sassy: Kid constantly mocks rivals like Luffy and Law, making sarcastic remarks and sneering at anyone who doubts his dream of becoming the Pirate King.Childish Rivalries: Despite his brutal reputation, he acts petty and competitive when comparing bounties or sharing space with other supernovas.Loyal to the Core: Underneath the tough, sarcastic exterior, he deeply cares for his crew (especially Killer) and flies into a rage if they are harmed or insulted

    Eustass Kid When FlusteredAggressive Denial: He covers embarrassment with loud, angry outbursts and defensive shouting.Physical Tells: His entire face and neck turn bright red, contrasting sharply with his hair.Deflective Threats: He immediately threatens to kill or fight whoever caused the embarrassment.Avoidant Behavior: He stomps away, storms out of the room, or aggressively looks away.Loss of Words: He stutters, splutters, and mixes up his words despite yelling.Nervous Habits: He aggressively adjusts his coat, violently sharpens his metal arm, or storms off to train.How to Get Him FlusteredBlunt Compliments: Praise his strength, leadership, or looks with deadpan, completely unbothered sincerity.Casual Physical Contact: Unexpectedly fix his coat, touch his metal arm with curiosity, or lean close to his face.Public Affection: Show him warmth or tease him directly in front of Killer and his crew.Soft Proximity: Catch him off guard by invading his personal space while he is working or resting.Earnest Vulnerability: Look him dead in the eye and tell him honestly how much you trust or rely on him.Mocking Teasing: Playfully copy his dramatic, edgy personality traits right back to him.In One Piece, during the Wano Country arc, Killer sacrificed himself and ate a defective SMILE fruit under Kaido and Orochi's rule to protect his captain, Eustass Kid. Later, Killer suffered through Basil Hawkins' proxy-damage attacks to keep Hawkins from hurting Kid during the raid.The Sacrifice in WanoCaptivity: Kaido captured Kid, while Killer was forced to work under Shogun Orochi as the masked assassin "Kamazo".The SMILE Fruit: Orochi and Kaido tricked Killer into eating a flawed SMILE fruit. This ruined his ability to express any grief or sadness, leaving him stuck laughing constantly.The Motivation: Killer took on this brutal fate and disguise purely to protect and save Eustass Kid's life from their captors.Protecting Kid Against HawkinsThe Proxy Curse: During the Onigashima fight, Basil Hawkins used his straw-man power. Any damage dealt to Hawkins transferred directly to Kid.Killer's Resolve: Killer figured out the trick. He took severe damage fighting Hawkins while making sure Kid did not take the proxy hits, ultimately defeating Hawkins to free his captain. Eustass Kid and Killer share a deep childhood bond from the South Blue, and while Kid is hot-headed, Killer often acts as his voice of reason. However, Kid doesn't always listen to Killer's warnings, which has famously led the Kid Pirates into massive danger.The Bond Between Captain and MateChildhood Friends: Kid and Killer grew up together on the same unruled island before starting their pirate crew.Voice of Reason: Killer frequently tries to keep Kid grounded or calculate risks, though Kid charges ahead anyway.Mutual Trust: Despite ignoring advice at times, Kid deeply respects Killer and flies into a rage when anyone harms him.

    Eustass Kid would be fiercely loyal, fiercely protective, and highly unromantic in the traditional sense. His dynamic with a partner would be rough-around-the-edges—full of teasing, cocky smirks, and shared ambitions—rather than soft or overtly mushy.A more detailed look into how he would treat his wife includes:Tough-Love and Mutual Respect: Kid wouldn't treat his wife like a damsel in distress. Because he values strength and determination, he’d expect her to hold her own and wouldn't baby her.Public Aloofness, Private Intimacy: He is not the type for grand, public displays of affection. He’d keep the mushy stuff behind closed doors, opting instead for casual roughhousing, light teasing, and an occasional smirk or casual physical touch in front of his crew.Extreme Protectiveness: Despite his aggressive demeanor, anyone who messed with his wife would face his full wrath. He’d be deeply fiercely loyal and would annihilate anyone who dared to threaten his family.Shared Ambition: He would treat his wife as a true equal in the pirate life. Rather than leaving her behind, he’d want her right by his side, celebrating his victories and working toward the top together.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid has two official hobbies: collecting weapons and listening to music (specifically functioning as a DJ). These passions perfectly align with his Magnet-Magnet Fruit powers and his aggressive, rebellious personality.Hobbies & InterestsCollecting Weapons: Kid is an avid weapon collector. This hobby ties directly into his Devil Fruit, as he constantly scavenges scrap metal, swords, and firearms from battlefields to build his massive mechanical arms, golems, and railguns.DJing: Officially designated by series creator Eiichiro Oda in the One Piece SBS Q&As, Kid enjoys spinning tracks and acting as a DJ, fitting his punk-rock aesthetic and vibrant crew name, the "Victoria Punk".Personality & TriviaBulls: Oda noted that Kid's animal motif is the bull. This reflects his hot-tempered nature, his charging "Punk Corna Dio" attack, and his tendency to charge headfirst into conflict.Least Favorite Food: Kid strongly dislikes Curry Udon, a hatred stemming from his childhood in the South Blue slums. He and his right-hand man, Killer, laughed at a childhood friend for spilling the dish on her shirt, which resulted in a brutal beating.Favorite Foods: He enjoys cabbage and shrimp in garlic oil.

    Eustass Kid would treat his lover with a fierce, possessive, and surprisingly devoted loyalty, balancing brutal, rough passion with moments of private, unguarded tenderness. Beneath his explosive exterior, he is fiercely protective and highly attentive, provided his partner honors his expectations of absolute loyalty.His treatment of a significant other can be broken down into a few key dynamics:Possessive & Clingy in Private: Despite his tough exterior and the general tension on his ship, the Kid Pirates, he is a private man who becomes remarkably needy and affectionate when the door shuts. He constantly needs to be touching them—holding them close, playing with their hair, or pulling them near.Intense Jealousy: Kid does not tolerate any disloyalty or people getting too comfortable with others. He demands complete devotion, and he is prone to petty jealousy or throwing the silent treatment when he feels ignored, but he balances this with a readiness to do whatever his partner asks if they play their cards right.Rough and Primal Passion: His romantic and intimate life is strongly influenced by his intense, sometimes volatile personality. His interactions often border on the rough and primal, driven by his natural dominance and occasional jealousy.Unwavering Protection: Much like his dedication to his childhood comrade and trusted partner, Killer, Kid would die for his crewmates and those he loves. He will go to great lengths to ensure his lover's safety in a dangerous world, keeping them out of harm's way even if it means keeping them close by his side at all times.

    As a husband, Eustass "Captain" Kid from One Piece is fiercely protective, intensely loyal, and surprisingly domestic behind closed doors. He balances his explosive temper and ruthless ambition with a deeply private, gentle devotion that he only shows his partner.Here is what it looks like to be married to the infamous Supernova:Quiet Devotion: He rarely acts like a lovesick puppy in public and hates being teased about his affection, but his mind is never far from his spouse. He flaunts his partner with pride and holds hands privately to soothe his restless energy.The "Soft" Spot: Because he is so used to guarding everyone else on his ship, he accepts—and even secretly enjoys—being fussed over, whether it is running fingers through his hair or fixing his rugged clothes.Equal Partnership: He respects a strong partner. Fans and creators agree that he expects his spouse to hold their own, often sharing domestic duties like cooking for the Kid Pirates.Fierce Protector: Any threat to his family results in his aggressive, magnetic wrath. He views his spouse as his ultimate anchor.

    As a husband, Eustass Kid would be fiercely protective and deeply, if begrudgingly, devoted. Though gruff and prone to hiding his softer side with bluster, he would expect the same loyalty in return. His Kid Pirates crew would react with total shock initially, followed by intense teasing, and finally, fierce, brotherly support for his partner.How the Crew Reacts1. Killer (The Right-Hand Man & Childhood Friend)The Reaction: A mix of utter disbelief and quiet relief. Killer knows Kid better than anyone. He would be the first to lecture Kid on how to treat his partner properly and would personally threaten him if he ever made the poor spouse cry.The Dynamic: Killer would become the mediator, translating Kid's aggressive grunts into genuine romantic affection for the spouse.2. Heat and Wire (The Loyal Combatants)The Reaction: Total astonishment. Because Kid is normally so volatile and quick to resort to violence against outsiders, seeing him domesticate would cause a comical panic within the top ranks of the crew.The Dynamic: Once they get over the shock, they would view the spouse as family, fiercely guarding them during battles just as they do their Captain.3. The Rest of the Kid PiratesThe Reaction: They would constantly tease their boss, finding immense joy in seeing his usually stoic and angry face turn red when flustered.The Dynamic: They would adopt the spouse like a mascot, perhaps even sneaking them extra helpings of food on the Victoria Punk while gossiping about their Captain's love life.The Husband PersonaAggressive Devotion: He isn't the type to write poetry. Instead, he would show love by bringing back rare, stolen treasures and personally destroying anyone who dares to insult or threaten his partner.Stubborn Communication: He is deeply sensitive to his partner's feelings but terrible at expressing them. He would likely tell his spouse "I told you not to fall in love with me," while holding them as close as possible.Highly Possessive: He takes the safety of his partner personally and won't let them lift a finger if he can help it.

    As a husband, Eustass "Captain" Kid is fiercely devoted and fiercely protective, though he masking his affection with grumbles and a tough exterior. Beneath his bloodthirsty reputation, he is incredibly loyal and sincere. When embarrassed or praised unexpectedly, his default reaction is to turn away with a furious, deep red flush and aggressively deny the sudden surge of tenderness.The Nature of His DevotionWhile Kid may never act like a stereotypical, lovey-dovey romantic, his devotion is absolute and unwavering.Fierce Protection: He is incredibly protective. Anyone who dares to disrespect or threaten his spouse will quickly be on the receiving end of his Jiki Jiki no Mi powers.Secret Softness: In private, his rough-around-the-edges persona melts away. He will fiercely prioritize his spouse’s well-being and might even surprise them with quiet acts of service, like inventing or tinkering with custom trinkets just for them.Quiet Respect: His love is intimate and personal; he would rather express his devotion directly to his spouse's eyes in private, rather than boast about it to the crew, though his pride might occasionally slip when he shows them off.How He Blushes and Gets FlusteredKid takes great pride in his intimidating, rock-n-roll image, making it incredibly easy to catch him off guard.The "Tough Guy" Denial: If you catch him in a sweet moment or press your fingers against his chest or scars, he will absolutely flush deep red. His ears and neck will turn dark, and he'll instinctively try to look away or scoff.Defensive Laughter: Instead of melting into a puddle, his immediate reflex when flustered is to throw his head back and laugh it off with a loud "Hah?!" or mumble a quick, defensive retort.The Sputtering Captain: When you catch him entirely off guard with sudden, genuine praise, the "Captain" persona shatters for a brief second. He'll sputter, lose his train of thought, and his face will flame bright red. He won't know whether to yell or get even more flustered.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid as a husband would be intense, protective, and surprisingly domestic behind closed doors. While he maintains a ruthless, bloodthirsty reputation, his crew would mercilessly tease him for becoming a soft, flustered mess around his spouse.The "Softie" HusbandOverprotective & Clingy: He would absolutely demand that his spouse wear his heavy fur coat in the cold or hold hands even when it risks his intimidating image.Secretly Domestic: He would use his Magnet-Magnet powers to secretly forge little metal trinkets or jewelry as surprise gifts.Prone to Blushing: He tries to act cool, but if his spouse praises him or plays with his messy red hair, he turns bright red and barks at them to stop.How the Crew Teases HimKiller's Smug Looks: His right-hand man, Killer, is the only one who can get away with it. Killer would constantly make dry, sarcastic remarks about Kid's "soft" behavior. When Kid gets too flustered around his spouse, Killer will just cross his arms and remind the Captain that they have an entire fleet to manage.The Iron Fidget Toy: Because Kid’s magnetic abilities cause his skin to naturally conduct his emotions, the crew notices when his chest is burning up. They regularly joke about him being a glorified "fidget toy" for his spouse.Fake Salutes: If Kid is seen helping his spouse with mundane things like carrying groceries or doing chores, the rest of the crew (like Heat and Wire) will suddenly stop and give him exaggerated military salutes.Mocking His Tough Guy Persona: Whenever Kid barks orders at the crew to look intimidating, his mates will openly retaliate by asking, "Who are you trying to scare, Captain? Should we ask your spouse for permission?"Fan & Community ConsensusLoyalty Above All: Across platforms like Reddit, fans agree that despite his abrasive, edgy exterior, Kid fiercely loves and cares about his crew. This translates directly to his family life: an "us against the world" mentality where anyone who disrespects his spouse instantly gets his scrap-metal arm to the face.Soft Spots for Romance: In fan spaces like DeviantArt, the consensus on his character is that he is unashamedly affectionate behind closed doors, treating his partner like royalty while remaining a brutal force of nature on the battlefield.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid's official hobbies in One Piece are listening to music and collecting weapons. These pursuits align perfectly with his fierce, combat-focused personality and his infamous reputation as an arms-focused pirate.Other canon details about the notorious captain:Favorite Food: Stuffed cabbage rolls.Disliked Food: Curry udon.Devil Fruit: Magnet-Magnet Fruit (Jiki Jiki no Mi).Bounty: 3,000,000,000 Berries.

    Eustass Kid as a husband would be intensely fiercely protective, boisterous, and deeply devoted. Though he has a rough, aggressive exterior, he would treat his partner like his most prized treasure—spoiling them with lavish, plundered gifts, ensuring their absolute safety, and fiercely guarding their pride.A deep dive into his personality reveals specific traits defining his relationship style:🛡️ Fierce Protection and PossessivenessUltimate Priority: His partner is his absolute weak spot. If anyone so much as looks at them the wrong way, they will face his wrath.Safe Haven: Behind closed doors, his intimidating aura softens into deep doting and tenderness. He would make sure his partner never has to worry about the dangers of the world.💎 How He Spoils YouLavish Booty: Kid doesn't do "traditional" romance. Instead, he would show his love by showering his partner with the finest jewelry, rare metals, and exotic treasures he plunders from across the seas.Unwavering Loyalty: He expects total loyalty, and in return, he offers his entire being. His soft spot for his first mate, Killer, proves he is a fiercely loyal partner who would gladly go to war for the one he loves.🔥 A Boisterous, Passionate DynamicRough Around the Edges: He isn't the smoothest with words and can be loud, hot-headed, and awkward with delicate romance. He might show affection through physical gestures like tugging you around, roughhousing, or constant physical contact.Equal Ground: Kid values strength and ambition. He would spoil a partner who can match his fiery energy, hold their own against his crew, and support his grand dream to the bitter end.

    Kid comes off as a rude, vicious, and bloodthirsty pirate, notorious for causing huge amounts of civilian casualties. Whenever he feels like he is being mocked or insulted, even with just a glance, he is quick to resort to violence.[1] In fact, Kid can be so violent that he considers the choice of not immediately killing someone in his direct vicinity an act of gratitude.[20] He also seems to be cruel even when not provoked, crucifying another defeated pirate crew just because he deemed them too weak to roam around in the New World.[21] Kid is overall highly temperamental and has little patience with anyone getting in his way, although he is capable of restraining his anger in certain situations.[22] Kid can also be very petty, having killed countless civilians for merely mocking or laughing at him for his dream of being the Pirate King, killing several pirates in the New World for being weak, and attempting to kill Shanks' fleet solely to goad the Emperor to fight him.

    Kid is bold, cocky, and fearless, known to run into danger regardless of the consequences.[23] This is particularly the case when dealing with people who previously wronged him, at which point Kid will throw all caution to the wind and go straight for revenge.[24] He does not hesitate to challenge even the Four Emperors, having previously fought Kaidou[11] and Shanks[9] and destroyed two ships belonging to Big Mom.[25] Kid rarely backs down from a battle and may fight a powerful enemy until his last breath. The fact that he did not join the Beasts Pirates despite not standing a chance against Kaidou is a testament to Kid's disposition.[12] Kid seems to believe that possessing the determination to achieve the impossible is necessary to survive in the New World, and that anyone who does not is as good as dead.[21]

    Kid is very prideful of his reputation and aims to reach a top spot in the world of piracy, which he plans to achieve by beating the Four Emperors, even if it means dying for it.[26] That said, Kid has no interest in utilizing weapons of mass destruction (although he is curious about their existence) or other tools that could help him achieve those goals, instead just preferring to confront them head-on with his own power.[27] Because of this, he dislikes joining forces with others and sharing his targets with them, thinking that they will just interfere in what should be his fight alone.[28] He also hates being the subject of false rumors that paint him in a negative light, being quick to clarify them if he overhears someone talking about him.[9] Because of his pride, Kid is notorious for being unreasonably stubborn, unwilling to back down no matter how impossible the task is. Despite this stubbornness, Kid has shown moments of maturity, willing to put his pride aside to work with his fellow Worst Generation members in overthrowing the Emperors of the Sea.

    Kid can be really a bit over the top but he has a fascination with you and making sure no one touches or harms you. He might be a slight brute but he's just confused on his obsession for you. He'll figure it out eventually. He will also pretend to be tough when he first holds you but will start making sure everyone knows you are his. Eustass "Captain" Kid is a ruthless, fiercely proud, and ambitious pirate. Known for his extreme short temper and violent cruelty, he notably contrasts with Luffy by relentlessly attacking anyone who dares mock his dream of becoming the Pirate King.His personality is defined by several distinct traits:Ruthless & Unforgiving: Kid is notoriously violent and intolerant of weakness. In the ruthless New World, he is known for crucifying other pirate crews just because they were too weak to survive there.Fierce Pride & Ambition: He has an ironclad will and refuses to back down or submit to anyone. He shares a common goal with Luffy of reaching the top, but where Luffy smiles at insults, Kid responds with explosive rage.Deep Loyalty to Crew: Despite his villainous tendencies toward rivals and civilians, he is deeply protective of his first mate, Killer, and the rest of his crew. He strongly despises betrayal or dishonorable tactics.Fearless but Reckless: Driven by a "kill-or-be-killed" mindset, he has no hesitation challenging the most dangerous figures in the world, including Emperors like Big Mom, Kaido, and Shanks.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid[7] is a notorious pirate from the South Blue and the captain of the Kid Pirates.[1] He is one of twelve pirates who are referred to as the "Worst Generation".[8]

    Kid first appeared at the Sabaody Archipelago at the same time Monkey D. Luffy and his crew arrived. Both were described as members of the "Eleven Supernovas", pirates who had congregated on the island who all had a bounty of more than Beli100,000,000. After briefly fighting alongside Luffy while escaping an attack by the Marines, he fled the archipelago and would later spectate the Summit War of Marineford alongside the other Supernovas.

    During Luffy's two years of training, Kid challenged one of the Four Emperors, Shanks, but lost one of his arms to Benn Beckman in the process.[9] He attempted to form an alliance with the On Air Pirates and Hawkins Pirates to challenge the Red Hair Pirates once more, but the alliance fell apart after an attack from another Emperor, Kaidou,[10][11][12] which led to his imprisonment at Wano Country where he would eventually reunite with Luffy. Though nominally acting in self-interest towards vengeance and glory, Kid's assistance towards the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance was instrumental in defeating Kaidou, Big Mom and the Beasts Pirates.

    After leaving Wano, Kid and his crew arrived at Elbaph and decided to challenge Shanks once more. However, the entire crew and their ship were decimated by Shanks and his allies, Dorry and Brogy.[13]

    Kid was originally introduced with a bounty of Beli315,000,000, largely due to a high number of civilian casualties caused by him and his crew, thus exceeding Luffy's when they first arrived at the Sabaody Archipelago.[14] Sometime during the timeskip, his bounty was raised from 315,000,000 to Beli470,000,000.[6] Kid's bounty was eventually raised to Beli3,000,000,000 for his role in defeating Big Mom of the Four Emperors alongside Trafalgar Law during the Raid on Onigashima.

    Due to his actions, Kid can be considered a minor ally during the Sabaody Archipelago Arc as well as a major ally during the Wano Country Arc.

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 1.1.1 Main Series 1.1.2 Video Games 1.1.3 Other 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Crew 3.1.1 Killer 3.2 Rivals 3.2.1 Monkey D. Luffy 3.2.2 Trafalgar D. Water Law 3.3 Enemies 3.3.1 World Government 3.3.2 Four Emperors 3.3.2.1 Shanks 3.3.2.2 Charlotte Linlin 3.3.2.3 Kaidou 3.3.2.4 Buggy 3.3.3 Scratchmen Apoo 3.3.4 Basil Hawkins 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Physical Abilities 4.2 Mechanical & Engineering Skills 4.3 Devil Fruit 4.3.1 Awakening 4.4 Haki 4.4.1 Supreme King Haki 4.4.2 Observation Haki 4.4.3 Armament Haki 4.5 Weapons 5 History 5.1 Past 5.2 Summit War Saga 5.2.1 Sabaody Archipelago Arc 5.2.2 Marineford Arc 5.2.3 Post-War Arc 5.3 During the Timeskip 5.4 Dressrosa Saga 5.4.1 Punk Hazard Arc 5.4.2 Dressrosa Arc 5.5 Whole Cake Island Saga 5.5.1 Zou Arc 5.6 Wano Country Saga 5.6.1 One Piece: Stampede 5.6.2 Wano Country Arc 5.7 Final Saga 5.7.1 Egghead Arc 6 Major Battles 6.1 Filler Battles 7 Anime and Manga Differences 8 Translation and Dub Issues 9 Early Concepts 10 Merchandise 10.1 Songs 10.2 Video Games 10.2.1 Playable Appearances 10.2.2 Support Appearances 11 Other Appearances 11.1 Other Media 12 Trivia 12.1 SBS-Based Trivia 13 References 14 External links 15 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo Is Eustass Kid still alive in the One Piece series?toggle section Who are the other members of the 'Worst Generation' along with Eustass Kid?toggle section What is the story behind the formation of the Kid Pirates?toggle section What is the relationship between Eustass Kid and Moria in One Piece?toggle section

    Advertisement Appearance Kid is a tall, muscular man with light skin and short, spiky, bright red hair, resembling flames. His nose has a particular shape, being quite pointed and having little protrusions on both sides. He has dark reddish, purple-colored lips, orange eyes (red in the manga), no eyebrows, and his fingernails are painted black.

    He dresses in an extravagant attire consisting of black and yellow lizard-print pants with a red fringe, motorcycle boots, and a blue sash under a green belt fastened by a large circular buckle with a four-leaf clover-like pattern in the middle. He also has a slim bandolier, also with minuscule bolts that go diagonally over his right shoulder and then tie to his waist, where he keeps a dagger with a Japanese-style hilt and what appears to be a flintlock gun. He also has gold bangles around both wrists.

    He wears a pair of studded, square-shaped yellow goggles with purple lenses on his forehead and a large fur captain's coat over his bare muscular torso. The dark brown coat is adorned with spikes on its shoulders lined in maroon. The collar of the coat is extremely flared and wide. He typically wears this coat with his right arm in its sleeve and his left arm under the coat itself.[1]

    In SBS Volume 64, Oda drew the Supernovas as children. Kid is shown with spikier and more spread-out hair, similar to a lion's mane. He also wore larger and rounder goggles and did not have dark lips. He was depicted tinkering with a toy robot with a wrench. His blue sleeveless shirt, like his yellow striped pants, has a sewn patch.[15]

    After the timeskip, he is shown with slightly longer hair that appears to be pushed back. He also has a large scar that drags from the left side of his forehead and goes down his neck and another smaller one that goes through his left eye. There are two parallel scars on his lower right arm and another big one on his stomach. He lost his left arm to just above the elbow during the two-year timeskip in a battle against the Red Hair Pirates, first mate, Benn Beckman,[9][16] and until his imprisonment by the Beasts Pirates, he replaced it with a mechanical one that is somehow connected to his nervous system, shown by the presence of several metallic wires embedded directly into his skin. The mechanical arm was damaged in his fight against Kaidou and later stripped from him to disarm him and put him at a further disadvantage if he rebelled against his captor. His attire consists of his trademark spotted pants and a black open vest, held down by a belted war kilt. He also has a long dark red coat, worn over his shoulders. He appears to have become more muscular and also has scars on his right forearm, left pectoral, and on the left side of his abdomen. He no longer wears any impractical jewelry.[6]

    During the Raid on Onigashima, he assembled a new mechanical arm.[17] It was later temporarily severed due to Hawkins' damage transfer,[18] but was ultimately repaired.[19]

    Advertisement Gallery Main Series Eustass Kid Pre Timeskip Portrait A close-up of Kid's face before the timeskip. Eustass Kid Portrait A close-up of Kid's face after the timeskip. Kid Bounty Kid's first known wanted poster, as shown on Chapter 659's cover. Eustass Kid's Wanted Poster Kid's second wanted poster. Eustass Kid's Third Wanter Poster Kid's current wanted poster. Eustass Kid Pre Timeskip Manga Color Scheme Kid's color scheme in the manga before the timeskip. Eustass Kid Post Timeskip Color Scheme Kid's color scheme in the manga after the timeskip. Kid as a Child Kid as a child. Kid Arm Stump Kid without his prosthetic arm. Kid Beasts Pirates Disguise Kid in his Beasts Pirates disguise. Video Games Kid Unlimited Cruise Kid before timeskip in One Piece: Unlimited Cruise. Eustass Kid One Py Berry Match Kid before timeskip in One Py Berry Match. Kid Super Grand Battle X Kid after timeskip in One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X. One Piece Burning Blood Eustass Kid (Artwork) Kid after timeskip in One Piece: Burning Blood. Kid Burning Will Kid in One Piece: Burning Will. Eustass Kid Thousand Storm Kid before timeskip in One Piece Thousand Storm. Eustass Kid timeskip Thousand Storm Kid after timeskip in One Piece Thousand Storm. Eustass Kid Animal Coat Thousand Storm Kid with animal coat in One Piece Thousand Storm. Eustass Kid White Day Thousand Storm Kid with White Day outfit in One Piece Thousand Storm. Kid Captain Thousand Storm Kid (Captain) in One Piece Thousand Storm. Eustass Kid Pirate Warriors 4 Kid in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4. Kid Jumputi Kid in Jumputi Heroes. Taiko Kid Kid in Taiko no Tatsujin. Monster Strike Law & Kid Kid in Monster Strike.

    Advertisement Other Kid Digitally Colored Manga Kid in the Digitally Colored Manga after timeskip. Kid Anime Concept Art Kid's concept art after the timeskip from the anime. Kid One Piece Stampede Kid in One Piece: Stampede. Eustass Kid as a Female Oda's depiction of Kid as a woman. Log Rookies Kid's attire from One Piece Log Collection "Rookies". Log Udon Alt Kid's attire from One Piece Log Collection "Udon". Kid Everyday Kid in One Piece Everyday. Eustass Kid's Episode 917 Wanted Poster Kid's non-canon bounty poster from Episode 917 (also used in the series' merchandising). HEADLINERS Kid and Trafalgar D. Water Law before the timeskip on the cover of the disc One Piece Island Song Collection. Seventh Eyecatcher Kid Hanafuda Kid's hanafuda card in the 7th set of Eyecatchers. Personality Kid comes off as a rude, vicious, and bloodthirsty pirate, notorious for causing huge amounts of civilian casualties. Whenever he feels like he is being mocked or insulted, even with just a glance, he is quick to resort to violence.[1] In fact, Kid can be so violent that he considers the choice of not immediately killing someone in his direct vicinity an act of gratitude.[20] He also seems to be cruel even when not provoked, crucifying another defeated pirate crew just because he deemed them too weak to roam around in the New World.[21] Kid is overall highly temperamental and has little patience with anyone getting in his way, although he is capable of restraining his anger in certain situations.[22] Kid can also be very petty, having killed countless civilians for merely mocking or laughing at him for his dream of being the Pirate King, killing several pirates in the New World for being weak, and attempting to kill Shanks' fleet solely to goad the Emperor to fight him.

    Kid is bold, cocky, and fearless, known to run into danger regardless of the consequences.[23] This is particularly the case when dealing with people who previously wronged him, at which point Kid will throw all caution to the wind and go straight for revenge.[24] He does not hesitate to challenge even the Four Emperors, having previously fought Kaidou[11] and Shanks[9] and destroyed two ships belonging to Big Mom.[25] Kid rarely backs down from a battle and may fight a powerful enemy until his last breath. The fact that he did not join the Beasts Pirates despite not standing a chance against Kaidou is a testament to Kid's disposition.[12] Kid seems to believe that possessing the determination to achieve the impossible is necessary to survive in the New World, and that anyone who does not is as good as dead.[21]

    Kid is very prideful of his reputation and aims to reach a top spot in the world of piracy, which he plans to achieve by beating the Four Emperors, even if it means dying for it.[26] That said, Kid has no interest in utilizing weapons of mass destruction (although he is curious about their existence) or other tools that could help him achieve those goals, instead just preferring to confront them head-on with his own power.[27] Because of this, he dislikes joining forces with others and sharing his targets with them, thinking that they will just interfere in what should be his fight alone.[28] He also hates being the subject of false rumors that paint him in a negative light, being quick to clarify them if he overhears someone talking about him.[9] Because of his pride, Kid is notorious for being unreasonably stubborn, unwilling to back down no matter how impossible the task is. Despite this stubbornness, Kid has shown moments of maturity, willing to put his pride aside to work with his fellow Worst Generation members in overthrowing the Emperors of the Sea.

    Kid is shown to be quite cynical about the World Government. He is not blind to the way the World Nobles act, remarking that, compared to them, pirates are almost humane in nature and honest about their faults, unlike the Nobles that justify their abuses of power through ancestry.[22] After Camie had been sold in the Human Auctioning House to Rosward Charlos, Kid declared that the whole affair was a "farce"[29] and similarly held a similar point of view regarding the broadcast of the Summit War of Marineford, calling it a "charade".[30] For this reason, he felt amusement and catharsis when Charlos was punched down by an irate Luffy.[31]

    “ You know… On our journey up to this point, we've been laughed at and ridiculed whenever we mentioned getting our hands on the One Piece. And each time that happened, I slaughtered everyone who laughed. But what lies ahead is a sea of death for those who don't got the guts to mention it. Let's meet again in the New World! ” — Kid[32]

    Kid and Luffy display many similarities in terms of attitude. Kid and Luffy display many similarities in terms of attitude.

    Kid has the same dream as Luffy: to find One Piece and become the new Pirate King. Because of this and Luffy's recklessness, he seems to have a great deal of respect for him even if he sometimes has trouble admitting it. However, while both captains often encounter similar problems and obstacles in their paths, Kid prefers to deal with them in his own bloody manner by apparently slaughtering anyone and everyone who ever dared to laugh at his ambition, making him an antithesis to Luffy, who otherwise does not care about what others think of his dreams.[32][14] Surprisingly, belying his rough attitude, Kid can be childishly competitive and will mock his rivals any chance he gets, especially when Luffy and Law are involved.

    Another similarity Kid has to Luffy is a strong degree of affection for his crewmates. Kid will recklessly defend or rescue his subordinates if they are mocked or in danger. His concern for his longtime friend and right-hand man Killer having eaten a SMILE was enough that Kid did not care whatsoever about being captured a second time just a few days after managing to escape his captors.[33] Kid is also rather gluttonous, not minding hard labor as long as he gets access to large amounts of food.[34]

    Unlike Luffy, however, Kid is rather unfriendly and mistrusting of others, rarely leaving his guard down and warning his subordinates to follow suit. The failure of his alliance with the On Air Pirates and Hawkins Pirates, which happened due to the betrayal of Scratchmen Apoo, seems to have reinforced this mindset, as he initially turned down an offer from Luffy to team up with the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance.[20] Kid would eventually change his mind but still acted as a reluctant ally for the most part, only joining forces with Luffy for the sake of their rivalry. However, Kid shows no concern towards his allies or their deaths so long as he gets what he wants. This turns out to be a flaw of Kid, as during his rematch against Shanks and his fleet, Kid approached his fleet without any allies around to help him, and it cost him and his crew their ship and their Road Ponyglyph rubbings because of his pride.

    Advertisement Relationships Crew Kid seems to have a good relationship with his crewmembers that have been revealed. Killer keeps his captain calm when he gets angered. Wire and Heat hold high respect and concern for their captain. According to Basil Hawkins, Kid's crew was forced to work under the Kurozumi Family and the Beasts Pirates, with the life of their captain being used as a bargaining chip.[12]

    After becoming Kaidou's prisoner, Kid was noticeably worried about what had happened to his crew and tried looking for them around the first time he escaped from the Prisoner Mine at Udon.[33] Once he was freed for the second time thanks to Luffy's efforts, he still prioritized finding the rest of his crewmates and stated that he would only trust them from now on, as a result of Apoo and Hawkins' betrayal.

    During the raid on Onigashima, Kid's crew valiantly attempted to stand against Big Mom when the latter had seemingly managed to knock out their captain, although Kid eventually managed to recover and counterattack, to their delight. They also tearfully celebrated their boss's win against Big Mom and kept loyally protecting him even when it seemed like Kaidou had gained the upper hand over the alliance.

    Killer Both Kid and Killer grew up together, so they share a close bond that goes back to childhood.[35] Kid refers to Killer as his partner and is aware that the latter is sensitive about his own strange laugh, which is why, despite being unaware about Killer having eaten a defective SMILE, he knew something was wrong with his subordinate. This was enough for Kid to attempt a reckless rescue of his friend, which led to his second capture from the Beasts Pirates after managing to escape the first time.[33]

    Killer has displayed immense loyalty for Kid multiple times; it was due to Kid's life being in danger that Killer ate a defective SMILE fruit and became a subordinate of Kurozumi Orochi, showcasing extreme loyalty for Kid.[36] Another notable instance of this happened during the war against the Beasts Pirates at Onigashima, when Hawkins managed to link his life to Kid's, which forced Killer on the defensive so he would not accidentally kill his captain, even begging Hawkins to take his life instead as long as he left Kid's alone.

    Killer usually acts as the voice of reason for his captain, making sure Kid stays focused and does not lose sight of his goals due to impulsiveness.[10] Killer also provides Kid with useful information whenever the latter displays curiosity in a certain topic.[21]

    Advertisement Rivals As a member of the Worst Generation, he sees the other Beli100,000,000+ bounty rookies he encountered in the Sabaody Archipelago as his rivals, specifically Law and Luffy.[32]

    Monkey D. Luffy “ He gets on my nerves! ” — Kid after reading the article concerning Luffy's second visit to Marineford.[37]

    Luffy and Kid compete by trying to carry more blocks than the other in Udon Prison. Luffy and Kid compete by trying to carry more blocks than the other in Udon Prison.

    Kid sees Luffy as a prominent rival for the mantle of the next Pirate King, once declaring that they would become enemies in the New World.[32] After the Whitebeard War, he stated that he was not generous enough to let Luffy run around as he pleased, showing intent to compete with him for notoriety and not get left behind. Regardless, Luffy has earned Kid's interest with his actions against the World Government prior to their first meeting, with Kid coming to respect Luffy for assaulting a World Noble and being the only Supernova to join the war, which he admitted was enough to put Luffy at the forefront of the other super rookies. After the timeskip, he expressed amusement when watching Luffy's capture on Punk Hazard and, later, demonstrated great curiosity about the Luffy-Law alliance and their goals.[6]

    Kid and Luffy team up against Dobon. Kid and Luffy team up against Dobon.

    After meeting again in a prison in Wano Country, Kid and Luffy became competitive with each other and would argue about who had done more slave work. Despite this rivalry, they cooperated to defeat the deputy warden Dobon after he had confronted and tried to punish them for taking most of the prison's rations.[34] Luffy also showed some concern for Kid when Queen threatened to drown him. After he had been freed, Luffy offered an alliance to take down Kaidou, but Kid initially rejected the offer, as he still felt bitter about being betrayed during his previous alliance with Apoo and Hawkins. However, he joined Luffy and Law in the battle against the Beasts Pirates, not wanting Luffy to get all the glory in defeating Kaidou. Afterwards, despite his bounty increase, Kid's rivalry and general resentment with Luffy remained strong, with him angrily threatening Luffy with death for the latter's new spot in the Four Emperors.[38] When leaving Wano, Kid provoked Luffy into racing him down at the waterfall.

    Despite frequent denials about viewing Luffy as an ally,[39] Kid seemingly trusts the Straw Hat captain's strength. While battling Big Mom by his lone self, Kid was visibly pleased upon learning that Luffy, even while knocked out, would not give up until he won against Kaidou, in spite of previous announcements that claimed he had died in combat against the Emperor. Kid did appear to lose hope briefly when Luffy's death was claimed a second time and Kaidou descended upon him and the rest of the alliance but was resolute to keep fighting until the end anyway.

    Kid calls Luffy "stupid monkey," while Luffy calls Kid "Jaggy" (ギザ男, Giza-o?).

    Advertisement Trafalgar D. Water Law “ ...I've heard rumors about him, and they weren't pleasant. His manners aren't too good either... ” — Kid about Law.[40]

    In the manga, Law gave Kid the finger when he (presumably) overheard Kid talking behind his back regarding rumors of how Law's manners appear to be rather lacking.[22] Later on, when Kid volunteered to deal with the Marines amassing outside of the Auctioning House as a farewell gift to the Straw Hats and the Heart Pirates, both Law and Luffy took Kid's cockiness as an insult and opted to follow him outside in order to compete with the fellow super rookie. When Kid insisted that he alone would be sufficient enough for the task and ordered the other two to step down, Law was the first to retaliate by threatening Kid should the latter attempt to order him around. Nevertheless, Law sided once again with Kid after the two crews had been confronted by a Pacifista.

    Kid seems to have retained an interest in Law in the New World and was pleased to see that the surgeon was planning something instead of acting like a "Government Dog," further confirmed by his major interest in the Luffy-Law alliance. Later on, he teamed up with Law during the Fire Festival, though they were still prone to arguing with each other.[41] Kid seems to like mocking Law for his alliance with Luffy, especially since Law often follows Luffy's words.[42] That said, he is annoyed when Law attempts to do the same to him by telling him what to do.

    During the events of the Wano Country Arc, they teamed up together once more during the fight against Kaidou and Big Mom, even forming a brief alliance to take down the latter by herself. Despite Kid's protests about Law seemingly getting in his way and their general bickering over trivial things, he was able to work alongside the Surgeon of Death to defeat the Emperor. After Kaidou and Big Mom's downfalls, Law gives Kid another copy of the Road Poneglyph for helping him and Luffy to defeat Kaidou and Big Mom. While leaving Wano, Kid provoked Law into racing down at the waterfall.

    Enemies World Government “ World Nobles... Slaves... Human shops... Against the "purity" of these "upper classes", the villains of the world look positively humane in comparison. It's because the world's in the hands of scum like them that it's all screwed to hell... I mean, we're not the nicest of guys, but at least we're honest about it. ” — Kid, commenting on the World Nobles.[43]

    Kid, Luffy and Law standing against the Marines in front of the Human Auctioning House. Kid, Luffy and Law standing against the Marines in front of the Human Auctioning House.

    As a pirate with a tremendously high bounty, Kid is a major enemy of the Marines. Before the timeskip, his strict behavior against innocent civilians earned him a high bounty, enough to topple Luffy's, who had taken down key assets of the World Government beforehand.[14] He, along with Trafalgar Law and Monkey D. Luffy, fought against many marine units at the Sabaody Archipelago, with their combined being acknowledged by many of the infantrymen there.

    Kid also despises the World Nobles and their actions, finding the notion that they can just own whoever they wanted due to their untouchable status as "farce". Apparently, Kid became a pirate himself with the intent of rebelling against what he considered the "scum" who ruled the world.[3] Luffy showing up and punching Charlos in the face at the Human Auctioning House was met with much amusement from his part for that reason.

    Advertisement Four Emperors According to Killer and Hawkins, Kid aims to hunt down the Four Emperors.[26] Kid has confronted many of them during his career, with varying degrees of success. After the events of the raid on Onigashima, Kid seemingly expected to become an Emperor himself, and was furious to find out he had been snubbed of the position despite his role in taking down Big Mom, overlooking the fact he needed Laws assistance to win.[5]

    Shanks No direct interaction has been shown between the two, but Kid formed an alliance with fellow captains Basil Hawkins and Scratchmen Apoo to overthrow the Emperor, Red-Haired Shanks. Kid also confirmed that he had lost his arm in an encounter with the Red Hair Pirates.[9][16]

    When Kid was later confronted into a battle with Shanks on Elbaph, he was excited at the possibility of battling Shanks for revenge for his prior loss despite the high probability of dying in the process, not showing any fear of losing.[44] When he is forced to face off against Shanks' subordinate crew, Kid tries to destroy them all with his railgun, but he is instantly defeated by Shanks himself, who foresaw how catastrophic Kid's attack would be. Afterwards, Shanks' friends Dorry and Brogy destroyed his ship, knocking him and his entire crew into the sea and took his Poneglyph rubbings for himself.[13]

    Charlotte Linlin “ You think the last gasps... of an old windbag scares me?! ” — Kid to Big Mom when he is immune to Soul Pocus.[45]

    During the timeskip, Kid invaded Totto Land and injured one of Big Mom's Sweet Commanders before stealing a Poneglyph rubbing from the Emperor. He later sank two of the Emperor's ships while having no concern if she retaliated. Despite this hostility, Kid stated to Caribou that he had no interest in going after Big Mom.

    Kid met Big Mom again at Onigashima, with Kid taking part in the group that faced the duo of Kaidou and Big Mom at the top of the Skull Dome. Kid was one of the Supernovas responsible for pushing Big Mom out of the Skull Dome's rooftop, which caused her to nearly drown in Wano Country's sea. When Big Mom made her way back into Onigashima, she specifically targeted Kid with her new homie Hera and angrily called out for him to reveal himself to her, still visibly furious about the stunt he had pulled that almost killed her.[46] Kid, however, was not intimidated by her surprising return and kept hunting her down, intent on not letting her rejoin Kaidou. Kid somewhat regained his interest in taking down Big Mom just to get a lot of fame. Kid declared to Big Mom that she is a nuisance when there is no place for her in the new era, in addition to calling her an "old-time pirate," much to Big Mom's rage.

    Big Mom seemingly did not take Kid seriously until he and Law managed to severely injure her. The resulting damage was enough to impress the Emperor, who then started to acknowledge their threat, even going as far as sacrificing some of her own life to gain additional power so she could crush the two. In the end, however, Big Mom's efforts were still not enough to take down Kid and Law, who both showed no fear at all towards her status as one of the Emperors, meaning they were immune to her Soul Pocus as well, and Kid even called Big Mom an "old hag." Once Kid and Law managed to launch her down into a crater with the help of an explosive she accidentally detonated, Big Mom, confident that she would not die, swore that they would pay.

    Advertisement Kaidou Kid encountered Kaidou when the latter fell out of the sky and landed at the Kid Pirates' hideout before coming face to face with the rookie pirate. Kid refused to submit to Kaidou and tried to fight him only to be defeated and captured. Kaidou then imprisoned Kid, hoping to eventually break his spirit and turn him into a soldier for the Beasts.

    During his imprisonment, Kid was shown to hold a strong grudge against Kaidou and firmly told Luffy that he would be the one to defeat the Emperor.[9] However, after seeing what happened to Killer, Kid decided to prioritize finding the rest of his crew and rejected Luffy's offer for an alliance.

    After getting his crew back, he joined Luffy and Law to take down Kaidou, but just for the glory of defeating him and getting back for what the Beasts Pirates had done to him and his crew, not for the Kouzuki revolution. He took part in the confrontation against both Kaidou and Big Mom at the top of the Skull Dome.

    Buggy Kid apparently does not take Buggy as an Emperor seriously, implying that he holds no respect for the clown pirate at all. Kid has even admitted that the notion of Buggy as an Emperor was worse for him to deal with than Luffy having the same status, although he did seem entertained at the idea behind the Cross Guild and its capability of issuing bounties on the Marines.[47]

    Scratchmen Apoo Kid once got into a fight with Apoo at Sabaody Archipelago, but they both agreed to postpone their fight until after they had entered the New World. During their meeting in the New World, Apoo wrecked Kid's hideout and beat up one of his crew members because of the possibility that Kid was hiding a sniper, enraging Kid and resulting in a scuffle. However, it was revealed shortly afterwards, they in fact planned to form an alliance.[10] Despite their differences, they came into an agreement.

    Kid confronting Apoo over his betrayal of their alliance. Kid confronting Apoo over his betrayal of their alliance.

    Kid and Apoo seemed to have gotten on more amiable terms with each other as themselves and their crews were able to eat and party together.[48] However, following the encounter with Kaidou, Apoo revealed himself to be a spy for the Beasts Pirates, having already joined Kaidou beforehand and letting the Emperor know about the location of their Pirate Alliance, leading to Kid distrusting other pirates except his own crew. Upon seeing Apoo again during the raid on Onigashima, Kid wasted no time attacking him, even disregarding the risk of revealing his presence to the Beasts Pirates. Apoo did not regret betraying Kid, as he himself looked down to the concept of alliances, thinking they never ended well.[24]

    Following the events of the raid on Onigashima, Kid and Apoo appear to have gone back to at least mildly tolerating each other, with Kid still disliking Apoo's presence, but not to the point of sheer hostility.[49]

    Advertisement Basil Hawkins Hawkins was another Worst Generation captain that Kid formed an alliance with, alongside Apoo. At first, Hawkins showed impatience regarding Kid and Apoo's animosity and nearly left the meeting but was convinced by Killer to stay.[10] Kid and Hawkins eventually came to an agreement, with Hawkins' crew later being shown partying with the Kid and On Air Pirates.[48]

    However, when Kaidou crashed into Kid's hideout and faced the alliance, Hawkins did not stand up against the Emperor and accepted to join the Beasts Pirates out of survival. He did witness Kid and Killer fighting Kaidou to the end and was aware that Kid would not submit himself to anyone.[12]

    Later at Onigashima, Hawkins confronted both Kid and Killer. Kid considered Hawkins a traitor, but the latter justified himself, saying that he had been betrayed by Apoo as well and followed the only choice he had at the time.[50] Unbeknownst to Kid, Hawkins had somehow managed to link his own life to his at some point, which led to Kid being sabotaged as he fought Big Mom, something that greatly amused Hawkins. Ultimately, Killer fought Hawkins on his own and was able to defeat him on Kid's behalf.[51]

    Later on, Hawkins admitted to X Drake that, despite foreseeing Kaidou's downfall, he did not attempt to join forces with Kid again out of pride and shame for not opposing Kaidou the same way Kid did, confirming what Killer had told him earlier during their fight.[52]

    Abilities and Powers As the captain of the Kid Pirates, Kid has complete authority over the crew. As a member of the Worst Generation, he is a powerful pirate.

    Prior to the timeskip, he had a reward of Beli315,000,000, the highest among the Eleven Supernovas at the time, for dealing major destruction and civilian casualties along their route through the Grand Line and towards the New World.[14] In the Human Auctioning House, he effortlessly defeated a large group of Marines alongside Monkey D. Luffy and Trafalgar Law. Later, he along with his crew also managed to escape from a Pacifista and Admiral Kizaru.

    After the timeskip, Kid appears to have become much more powerful, surviving the Red Hair Pirates to a battle and wounding one of Big Mom's Sweet Commanders,[9] as well as later destroying two ships belonging to her.[25] His bounty rose to Beli470,000,000.[6]

    During the Raid on Onigashima, he has shown to be powerful enough to fight against the two Emperors, Kaidou and Big Mom, dealing damage to them despite their near-impenetrable defenses.[53] Later, Kid briefly faced Big Mom, in a singles match, before wrestling, alongside Law, in a match receiving Hawkins' damage. After she had been empowered with a year of her life, while wielding her special Homies, Hera, Prometheus, and Napoleon, all of whom had grown stronger and more in sync, the two Supernovas, often using their awakened powers managed to push Big Mom towards her limits and landing a devastating blow against the feared Emperor, resulting in her eventual defeat.[54]

    Having defeated the former Emperor, Big Mom, Kid gained a bounty of Beli3,000,000,000,[5] making him one of the most dangerous pirates in the world, with his new bounty matching that of the current Emperor and rival, Monkey D Luffy. However, in spite of his increase in strength, he still is no match for an Emperor head on, having been easily defeated by Shanks alone due to having overestimated his own strength compared to the Emperor, a mistake that potentially cost him and his crew their lives.

    Kid also appears well-connected, as he is aware of dealings within the underworld and knew about Caesar Clown's experiments.

    Additionally, Kid has a strong will, as he was completely unaffected by a burst of Rayleigh's Supreme King Haki.[55] Like Jinbe and Law, Kid is also immune to Big Mom's "Soul Pocus" due to his lack of fear towards the Emperor.

    Advertisement Physical Abilities Kid possesses immense physical strength and resilience. While being cuffed with Seastone, which depletes the energy of Devil Fruit users, he was able to match Luffy's speed in carrying and delivering large stone blocks bigger than him even with only one arm. He was also able to endure the torture of his imprisonment by the Beasts Pirates. More impressively, Kid has enough power to challenge and fight against two members of the Four Emperors on the roof of Onigashima, withstand multiple attacks from both Emperors, and even deal damage to both Emperors who were both known for their near invulnerable bodies. Later inside of Onigashima, he was able to battle one of the Emperors head on, being able to withstand or even overpower direct attacks from the monstrously strong Big Mom, even after she had empowered herself further with her Devil Fruit abilities.[56][57] Another impressive feat was the fact that he was able to clash with her even while unknowingly under the effects of Basil Hawkins' Devil Fruit abilities.

    Kid has an extraordinary recovery rate, as one of the prison guards said that his body could heal in a few days. Similar to Luffy, Kid has an incredible metabolism where he can eat large amounts of food, to the point where he becomes fat and round, but instantly burns all the calories to replenish his stamina.[34]

    Kid is also an extremely skilled hand-to-hand combatant. While bound by Seastone cuffs and with only one arm, he managed to defeat Dobon, a Shinuchi of the Beast Pirates, alongside Luffy. Kid also managed to escape the Udon Prisoner Mine, while still cuffed in Seastone shackles.[58]

    Mechanical & Engineering Skills In order to make full use of his Devil Fruit abilities, Kid also has excellent mechanical engineering skills, able to use his control over metal to shape it into various forms such as enormous golems made out of scrap metal, fully functional firearms for ranged combat, gears and customized pieces, a personalized railgun, or even build simple objects like boxes for imprisoning targets. Even as a child, Kid displayed keen interest in machinery and displayed skill in building robotic constructs.

    Devil Fruit Further information: Jiki Jiki no Mi Kid using his magnetism to form giant arms out of scrap metal. Kid using his magnetism to form giant arms out of scrap metal.

    Kid ate the Jiki Jiki no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that allows him to manipulate magnetic forces. He can attract and/or repel metal objects as he pleases, and he can also create magnetic fields that allow him to arrange metal objects into various configurations and constructs.

    Kid can arrange the metal objects stuck to his body into a variety of shapes, with his most common technique being to form a gigantic metal arm used to unleash powerful attacks. In addition to covering his real arms with metal, Kid was also shown using his magnetism to form a rough replacement left arm after his cybernetic left arm had been removed by the Beasts Pirates.[20]

    This power makes Kid a very dangerous opponent against fighters who use metal weapons, since he can either repel metal projectiles, such as cannonballs and bullets, or attract his enemies' blades and guns towards himself to use as building material for his own attacks.[59]

    Advertisement Awakening Kid using his awakening to magnetize Big Mom. Kid using his awakening to magnetize Big Mom.

    Kid has achieved Devil Fruit Awakening, allowing him to bestow magnetic properties onto things other than his own body. By his own admission, he has not fully mastered his awakened powers and it takes a serious toll on his stamina.[60]

    Haki Main article: Haki Kid is one of the very few people in the world who can use all three types of Haki.[61] Despite this, he rarely uses them in combat, being more reliant on his Devil Fruit abilities.

    Supreme King Haki According to Kaidou, Kid possesses the ability to use Supreme King Haki.[62] a very rare form of Haki whose users are said to have the qualities of a "king". While he has not yet showcased his usage of it in the manga, Kid has been seen using it in both the Anime[63] and One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4.

    Observation Haki Kid is a very skilled user of Observation Haki, which he showcased during the Raid on Onigashima. He was able to sense that Luffy was defeated by Kaidou,[64] and was also able to sense Luffy's Devil Fruit Awakening.[65]

    Armament Haki Kid possesses the ability to use Armament Haki.[61]

    Eustass Kid uses Armament Haki to punch Poker in of the Anime. Eustass Kid uses Armament Haki to punch Poker in Episode 1010 of the Anime.

    Non-canonically, in One Piece: Stampede Kid showcases hardening both of his metal arms during his fight with Douglas Bullet,[66] and in the anime he is seen hardening his arm and proceeds to then punch Poker.[67]

    Weapons Kid carries around a flintlock pistol and a dagger. Sometime during the timeskip, his left arm was replaced with a mechanical one, making him a cyborg.

    Advertisement History Past Eustass Kid was born in the South Blue within Kutsukku Island, which was unaffiliated with the World Government.[68] He knew Killer since they were children. One day, they ate curry udon with their first love, Victoria Shiruton Doruyanaika. They laughed when she spilled curry broth all over herself while eating it, causing her to beat them up. This caused curry udon to become their least favorite food.[35]

    Kid, Killer, Heat and Wire were bosses of gangs ruling the island's four towns. After Victoria was murdered by a rival gang, Kid unified the four groups and took down the rival gang. He then decided to form a pirate crew, naming their ship Victoria Punk after Victoria, with Kid as the captain and Killer as his right-hand man.[68] They were noted to have been responsible for a great deal of damage and had caused many civilian casualties for the slightest provocations along their journey. By the time he was 19 years old, he had already achieved an infamous reputation, having been mentioned by Portgas D. Ace four years ago as having caused a significant impact in the sea.[14][69]

    They eventually entered the Grand Line in search of the One Piece. After a long voyage following one of the Log Pose routes of the Grand Line, Kid and his crew arrived at the Sabaody Archipelago to prepare themselves for the New World. By that time, Kid had earned himself a staggering bounty of Beli315,000,000, making him a member of the as-of-yet named Worst Generation alongside Killer.

    Summit War Saga Sabaody Archipelago Arc While at the archipelago, he had a little squabble with Scratchmen Apoo in Grove 24. Before their battle could escalate further, Apoo asked Kid to postpone it until they went to the New World. Knowing what would happen if an incident were to happen, Kid agreed to Apoo's terms.[1]

    Kid and his crew then ventured deeper into the mangrove and entered the Human Auctioning House. As Kid waited for the auction to begin, he made a number of remarks to his crew, claiming that the World Nobles make pirates seem humane by comparison and bemoaning the twisted nature of the world order, before noting that he might actually join in on the slave auction. Kid later caught a glimpse of Trafalgar Law, who was already sitting for the auction, and was flipped off by the pirate doctor.[22] As the auction began, Kid noticed some members of the Straw Hat Pirates coming in and was disappointed to find the captain was not with them at the time, noting that he wished to see just how big an idiot and how crazy Monkey D. Luffy is supposed to be, as depicted in the newspapers.

    Kid watched through most of the auction until the World Noble Saint Rosward Charlos made an outrageously high Beli500,000,000 bid for the mermaid, Camie, which completely shut out the other participants in the auction. Seeing the noble go unchallenged, Kid decided to leave the auction house, considering it another example of what is wrong with the world. However, before he and his crew left the building, Luffy and Roronoa Zoro crashed through the wall right next to them. What followed next then was a ruckus caused by Luffy that caught Kid's eye. As the events unraveled, Kid, along with the rest of the crowd, watched in shock as Luffy punched Charlos out of anger for shooting his fish-man friend and ally, Hatchan. While most everyone in the auction house started panicking at this turn of events, Kid, as well as Trafalgar Law, simply smiled approvingly at what happened.[70]

    Just as Kid was watching the ensuing chaos, he noticed that someone suddenly came out of the back of the auction house's stage, along with a giant. He then witnessed the person knocking out nearly everyone in the place except for the Straw Hats and their allies with Haki. Having taken the blast and survived through it, Kid realized that this person was none other than Gol D. Roger's first mate, Silvers Rayleigh. As the situation continued, Kid and those still conscious realized that a bunch of Marines were surrounding the auction house for what Luffy did.

    Kid, Luffy, and Law confront the Marines. Kid, Luffy, and Law confront the Marines.

    Though happy at seeing how crazy Luffy is, as the rumors stated, Kid decided not to stick around to fight a Marine Admiral. Seeing as how the Marines were treating Kid's and Law's crews as if they were accomplices to the Straw Hats, Kid told Luffy and Law that he would go on ahead and clear a way for them so that they would not have to worry themselves. However, Luffy and Law were insulted by Kid's remarks and instead decided to go face the Marines along with him. Together, the three captains began to fight the Marines outside the auction house with their respective Devil Fruit powers.[71] Luffy noted that both Kid and Law have crazy powers, with Kid responding that Luffy had the weirdest.

    After beating back the first wave of Marine attacks and scattering them, Kid noted that their plan of attack was utterly demolished. He bid Luffy farewell and stated that it was nice meeting him but promised that the next time they meet, he would not be so merciful. Luffy unconcernedly replied that he would be the one to find One Piece. Both Kid and Law stared at Luffy and were even distracted from the attacking Marines. Killer defended Kid and scolded him for not paying attention. Kid reflected to Luffy that on his voyage, people had laughed when he made the same claim, and he killed everyone who laughed at him. He also stated that from this point, anyone without the nerve to claim One Piece would die on the seas. He invited both Luffy and Law to meet up with him in the New World before departing with his crew.

    Kid and Law confronting a Pacifista. Kid and Law confronting a Pacifista.

    After defeating the Marines, the Kid Pirates were on their way to leave the island when moments later, Kid and his crew were confronted by what they believed to be Warlord of the Sea Bartholomew Kuma (later revealed to be a Pacifista). It surprised both Kid and the pirates when it fired a laser from its mouth, which hit Kid's left leg.[72] Law and his crew happened to encounter them while escaping as well, and, despite Kid telling Law to stay back (which is met once again by Law's earlier threat), they both prepared to fight against the Pacifista.[73]

    Advertisement Marineford Arc Kid and his crew managed to escape capture by the Pacifista and later returned to Sabaody Archipelago. They watched the live broadcast of the execution of Portgas D. Ace up until it was cut off by the Marines. After this, Kid told his men they were departing.[30]

    Post-War Arc The Kid Pirates then approached Marineford and watched the war unfold from a safe distance on board of their ship. After the war was declared over by Sengoku, Kid commented that since Whitebeard died, the balance of the Three Great Powers was shifted with the New World under the control of the remaining Emperors Shanks, Kaidou, and Big Mom. Kid went on saying that the New Age, the likes of which no one has ever seen before, had begun.[74]

    Kid crucifying a defeated pirate crew. Kid crucifying a defeated pirate crew.

    Kid and his crew later arrived in the New World. He was reading aloud from the newspaper article about Luffy going to Marineford a second time. Following Killer's explanation about the Ox Bell, Kid thought Luffy's message meant a declaration of creating the new age himself. Kid found this amusing and acknowledged Luffy's boldness, but, at the same time, he was not generous enough to let Luffy stay ahead of him much longer. He then took Haritsu Kendiyo and his pirate crew captive and crucified them using his Devil Fruit powers despite their pleas for mercy, saying that people with that little amount of resolve had no business in the New World.[75]

    During the Timeskip Sometime during the two-year timeskip, as Kid got very involved in many conflicts,[3] he lost his left forearm in battle against the Red Hair Pirates' first mate, Benn Beckman.[16][9] He later replaced it with a large metal one.[6] Furthermore, his bounty has increased to Beli470,000,000.[6]

    At some point after this, Kid and his crew went to Big Mom's territory and injured Charlotte Snack, one of Big Mom's Sweet Commanders, as well as plundering a copy of her Road Poneglyph.[9][76] However, they were quickly forced to flee afterwards.[77]

    Dressrosa Saga Punk Hazard Arc Kid watching the Punk Hazard broadcast. Kid watching the Punk Hazard broadcast.

    A few days after sinking two of the Big Mom Pirates' ships,[25] Kid watched Caesar Clown's broadcast of his new weapon of mass destruction via a video Den Den Mushi. When asked by Killer if he was interested in purchasing said weapon, he denied it, simply wanting to satisfy his curiosity about news on the black market despite his unaffiliation with broker activities.[27]

    After seeing his fellow Supernovas Luffy and Law captured, Kid then left the broadcast at the urging of Killer to meet up with some apparent guests they had summoned beforehand. Kid also mentioned that he was surprised about how Law was really planning something all along, having believed he had become a mere government dog.[10]

    Kid, Apoo and Hawkins meeting in the New World. Kid, Apoo and Hawkins meeting in the New World.

    Opening the door to the meeting room of his hideout, it was revealed that the guests were none other than Scratchmen Apoo and Basil Hawkins. Apoo, standing amongst a wrecked room and over one of Kid's badly beaten subordinates, started taunting Kid, leading him to instantly become enraged at the Longarm due to the damage he had caused. As the two challenged each other, Hawkins declared how foolish the meeting was and that he was leaving. Killer asked him to wait as he stepped between Kid and Apoo, reminding them that the three crews came together to try and form an alliance and asked that they at least try to discuss it.[10]

    A newspaper later revealed that the three captains came to an agreement and formed an alliance.[78]

    Advertisement Dressrosa Arc After reading the newspaper, he saw that Luffy, and Law had formed their own alliance and wondered which Emperor they were targeting.[79]

    Kid, Hawkins, and Apoo were dining together when they heard the news of Donquixote Doflamingo's defeat. They figured that Luffy, and Law were after Kaidou since Doflamingo was connected to him. They were pleased that Luffy and Law were not after the same Emperor as them, Shanks.[48]

    Kid finds himself facing Kaidou. Kid finds himself facing Kaidou.

    Sometime later, Kid and the others were alerted by what seemed to be an earthquake. Kid instructed his men to have their weapons drawn and drew closer to investigate. The source of the commotion was a large crater on the ground in the shape of a human. Kid was enraged and demanded an answer as to what person was behind this occurrence. He was answered by another explosion in the direction of the crater. It was then revealed that the man who had caused the explosion was Kaidou.[11] At that time, Kid, Killer, and Hawkins discovered that Apoo was already working for Kaidou with the intention of setting them up to join him as his subordinates. While Hawkins joined Kaidou, Kid and Killer refused to submit to the Emperor and tried to fight him, only to be defeated.[12]

    Whole Cake Island Saga Zou Arc Kid defeated and imprisoned. Kid defeated and imprisoned.

    After the confrontation with Kaidou, Kid was severely beaten and imprisoned by the Emperor and his crew somewhere at Onigashima as Kaidou commented on Luffy's actions at Dressrosa. At some point, Kid was relocated to the Prisoner Mine in order to have his spirit broken.[80]

    Wano Country Saga

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece: Stampede The Worst Generation fight together against Douglas Bullet. The Worst Generation fight together against Douglas Bullet.

    Kid and his crew attended the Pirates Festival on Delta Island. He participated in the main event, the Treasure Race, safely sailing up the Knock Up Stream and landing on the central Treasure Island, where all the pirates raced for Gol D. Roger's treasure, all the while battling other Worst Generation members. When Buggy ended up exposing himself after snatching the treasure, Kid and his crew chased after the Warlord. However, the Treasure Race was cut short, when someone threw a galleon at the island, destroying it, and sending everything plummeting back to the surface. When Kid realized that the one who did this was Douglas Bullet, he was quite surprised. In the end, he gave into Bullet's taunting, and together with the other Worst Generation members (except for Zoro and Law) attacked the Demon Heir. At first the Worst Generation pirates managed to deal a few good blows on the veteran, but when the opponent revealed his Gasha Gasha no Mi powers, the battle quickly ended in their defeat.

    Later, after Bullet was defeated, his crew along with the other Worst Generation pirates and several other crews attempted to breakthrough the Marines encirclement surrounding the island. They were able to successfully escape thanks to Sabo and Ann creating a blazing barrier to protect them.[81]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Advertisement Wano Country Arc Kid and Luffy imprisoned at Udon. Kid and Luffy imprisoned at Udon.

    In the Udon region of Wano Country, Kid was sitting in a cell of the Prisoner Mine when Luffy was thrown next to him. Both Kid and Luffy swore payback against Kaidou before they noticed each other.[82] A few days later, both of them were competing over who could do more work at the mine. Dobon then confronted the two over the amount of kibi dango rations they acquired. He prepared to discipline them by putting them both into his hippo's mouth. However, Kid and Luffy quickly knocked out Dobon and his hippo.[34]

    Later, Kid overheard Caribou telling Luffy a rumor about how Kid's arm got cut off, and he interjected to correct the story. Kid and Luffy then argued over which one of them would take down Kaidou.[9] At a later point, Kid somehow escaped from the prisoner mine.[58]

    Kid and Kamazo undergo water torture. Kid and Kamazo undergo water torture.

    Kid later spotted Killer being escorted to the Prisoner Mines. He attempted to attack the escort only to be subdued and recaptured. After returning to the prison, Kid questioned Killer on what Kaidou had done to him and the fate of their crew, but Killer could not answer through his laughter and tears. Queen then subjugated them both to water torture and threatened to keep them submerged until Luffy and Hyougoro die in the Sumo Inferno.[33] When Big Mom was swinging Queen around, Kid and Killer were saved from drowning when Queen crashed into the contraption holding them and knocked them out of the water.[83]

    As Luffy and his allies from the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance were fighting against the Beasts Pirates, Raizo tossed some keys to Kid and Killer so they could release themselves. Kid sat there and watched as the chaos unfolded.[84] After the prison takeover had completed, Luffy offered Kid an alliance to defeat Kaidou. Kid rejected Luffy's offer, feeling betrayed by Apoo and Hawkins. He then took Killer with him and left the Prisoner Mines to find his other crewmates.[20]

    On the day of the Fire Festival, the Kid Pirates joined the Straw Hats and Heart Pirates in battling the Beasts Pirates' ships at Tokage Port. According to Kid, he met many ships and samurais on the other port that he found it difficult to set sail.[17] After rescuing Kin'emon's group, Kid and his crew were shocked to hear that Kaidou had formed an alliance with the Big Mom Pirates. Undeterred, Kid, Law, and Luffy destroyed a Beasts Pirates' ship together.[85] While dealing with the last enemy ship, he was surprised to see Jinbe's arrival and learned about the fish-man's joining with the Straw Hats.[86]

    Kid attacks Apoo. Kid attacks Apoo.

    When the Straw Hats took over the port in front of Onigashima, Kid once again promised to be the one who would defeat Kaidou.[87] After disembarking on Onigashima, the Kid Pirates received Beasts Pirates disguises from Kin'emon.[88] As the alliance began their raid, the Kid Pirates went ahead of the Straw Hats, with Luffy and Zoro following after them.[23]

    While sneaking through Skull Dome's Live Floor, Kid was surprised when Luffy and Zoro began causing a commotion. At first, he tried to ignore them in order to not bring unwanted attention to himself and his crew, but when he spotted Apoo, Kid decided to start fighting as well. As Apoo was distracted with attacking the two Straw Hats, Kid attacked Apoo for revenge.[89] Apoo quickly recovered and retaliated, forcing Kid back. The situation became more chaotic as Hatcha, one of the Numbers, entered the fray. As Kid, Killer, Luffy, and Zoro ran to the castle, they were able to defend against Apoo's next attack by covering their ears.[90]

    Inside the castle, Kid and Killer got separated from their allies and found themselves fighting against several Gifters.[91] As the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance began their all-out war on the Beasts Pirates, Kid and Killer were aided by some of the rebels.[92] In preparation for the fight with Kaidou, Kid began using his magnetic powers to collect all the loose metallic objects on his way to the roof. As Kid and Killer reached the third level of the castle, the pile of metal had grown to fill the whole corridor.[93]

    Kid and the other Supernovas confront Kaidou and Big Mom. Kid and the other Supernovas confront Kaidou and Big Mom.

    The two later reached the roof, where they were soon joined by Law, Zoro, and Luffy as they prepared to fight against Kaidou and Big Mom.[94] Kid was briefly surprised when he saw Luffy hurt Kaidou. After Law sent the Red Scabbards and Izou to safety, Kid scoffed at the Surgeon of Death for being subservient to Luffy (since Law only acted after Luffy had asked) though Law insisted that he planned to help them either way. When Luffy challenged Kid and Law to a game of chicken in the face of Big Mom's attack, the two initially refused. However, following a small taunt from the Straw Hat captain, the two took up his challenge, with all of them ending up taking the full brunt of the attack. They quickly recovered, and the five members of the Worst Generation took a strike at Kaidou. However, Kaidou transformed into his dragon form and joined Big Mom in the sky, preparing to battle.[95]

    Kaidou used a roar to unleash wind blades at his opponents. Kid's metal golem armor was struck but Kid remained unharmed. With his metal armor, Kid grabbed Kaidou and slammed him into the roof. Later, Big Mom unleashed a lightning storm at the five Supernovas. Kid managed to block some of her thunderbolts but was caught off guard by a lightning homie.[96] After Luffy had pummeled Kaidou with Gomu Gomu no Kong Gatling, Kid and Killer tried to continue on the offensive, but Kaidou stopped them by creating some twisters. Zoro managed to slice through Kaidou's scales, but Kaidou responded by launching wind blades at the five Supernovas.[97]

    Kid and Law work together to remove Big Mom from the battlefield. Kid and Law work together to remove Big Mom from the battlefield.

    Kid and the other Supernovas eventually agreed that they had to split up Big Mom and Kaidou somehow, otherwise they had no chance of winning.[98] After surviving a combined attack from both Emperors thanks to Zoro's effort, Kid and Law elaborated a plan to separate Big Mom's special homies from her person. Kid used his powers to form a metal box so Law could teleport Zeus inside, while Zoro and Killer dealt with Prometheus and Napoleon respectively. Once Big Mom was fully disarmed, Kid shot metal spears at Big Mom, but was punched down into the ground by the Emperor in return. He, however, took the opportunity to grip Big Mom's arm with his own prosthetic arm, allowing him to Repel her up in the sky, from where Law managed to hit her with a boulder, throwing her off Onigashima.[99]

    Once Prometheus and Napoleon left Onigashima to rescue Big Mom, Kid and Killer followed them to the edge of the island. There, Kid noticed something strange happening to the clouds in the sky.[100] It turned out to be Big Mom creating a new homie, Hera, whose power she tested out on Kid and Killer as she headed back to Onigashima on Prometheus. Kid and Killer tried to avoid the way of Big Mom's Fulgora attack but were hit and sent flying back inside the Skull Dome, on the third floor of Kaidou's Castle. Kid and Killer survived with few injuries and noticed that Big Mom was searching for them somewhere in the floor below. Kid ran off after her, but was stopped by Hawkins, his former ally and whom Kid considered a traitor. Killer told Kid to keep going while he stayed behind to keep Hawkins busy, which Kid complied.

    Kid slams Big Mom to the ground. Kid slams Big Mom to the ground.

    Once Kid reached the second floor, he noticed some of Kaidou's grunts alerting each other about Big Mom's location and headed towards the ruckus.[101] Kid eventually found Big Mom as she was about to strike down Nami, Usopp and Tama, using his Punk Gibson technique to block Big Mom's sword and then slam her down to the floor. Kid told the Straw Hats to leave Big Mom to him, as the latter recovered herself from the attack.[57] As Kid fought Big Mom, Bao Huang announced that Luffy had died against Kaidou. Kid professed indifference to Luffy's fate,[39] but smiled when Momonosuke confirmed the opposite in an announcement of his own.

    Shortly afterwards, Law made his way to the site of Kid's fight with Big Mom and proposed a temporary alliance with Kid to hold the Emperor back together.[102] During the fight, Kid struggled to stay on his feet due to mysterious injuries that kept springing up on his body. Unknown to Kid, these injuries were from Killer's attacks on Hawkins, who had linked himself with Kid.[103] They were then surprised by the sudden interruption of Luffy riding a huge pink dragon on his way back to the rooftop.[104] Later, Kid reacted to Luffy's broadcasted declaration to defeat Kaidou.[105] As the fight continued, Kid's pain reappeared, so Big Mom used Hera on Napoleon and was about to attack him, but Law defended Kid. However, the flames of Prometheus hit Law, who fell to the ground. Big Mom attacked the two pirates, injuring them further. Kid was perplexed by what was happening to him and disappointed that he might die pointlessly after finally reaching an Emperor. Once Killer severed Hawkins' link with Kid and defeated the Shinuchi, Kid quickly recovered and continued fighting Big Mom.[106]

    Kid using his awakening on Big Mom. Kid using his awakening on Big Mom.

    Not finding any progress in causing major damage to Big Mom, Kid convinced Law to try utilizing their awakenings in order to change the tide of the fight. Kid was caught by a lightning blast from Big Mom that sent him back to the Live Floor in a freefall, with the Emperor following after Kid in order to finish him off in midair. Law, however, took the opportunity to activate his awakening and strike Big Mom from behind with Shock Wille, significantly injuring and distracting her long enough for Kid to initiate his own awakening and use Punk Clash to bury the Emperor underneath a multitude of steel beams ripped out from the framework of Kaidou's Castle.[107] This was, however, not sufficient to finish Big Mom off. Now truly angered, the Emperor stole the souls of several of Kaidou's minions in the Live Floor to power up her own special Homies and create new ones from the steel beams that previously crushed her. Having acknowledged Kid and Law's power, Big Mom sacrificed one year from her own lifespan in order to grow in size and power, all while daring the Worst Generation pirates to try and take her down. Not intimidated by Big Mom's new form, Kid declared that he would take the Emperor down no matter the cost.[108]

    Soon thereafter, Big Mom once again regained the upper hand, beating them up while mocking them about their crew's pleas to spare their lives. After Big Mom had punished their crews for pleading to her, she started to make her move towards the roof, viewing their fight as over. This would, however, give Law an advantage, as he was not defeated yet and exploited her ascension towards the roof, coating Kikoku with K-Room and stabbing her from right arm up to her face. He then unleashed Shock Wille onto her again, noticing she could not have been unharmed by this attack before. Right before he was about to be attacked by her newly created steel homies, they were attached towards Kid, who also rose up. After assimilating both the homies and surrounding metal, he confidently told Big Mom that nothing was impervious to damage before charging at Big Mom with Punk Corna Dio, ramming her into a wall. Both then once again assured Big Mom that they would not let her reach the roof, even if they died in the battle.[109]

    Kid and Law finish off Big Mom. Kid and Law finish off Big Mom.

    Kid then started arguing with Law as Big Mom recovered from their attacks. Law told Kid to prepare himself as the former would spend his last remaining stamina in a final attack. Kid took the opportunity to attack Big Mom once more, sticking her to one of the Live Floor's towers through his awakening. Big Mom, however, countered his maneuver and summoned a new homie, Misery, to burn Kid down. Kid was able to able to survive the attack and observed as Law pulled his final move. Taking advantage of the hole Law had produced with his awakening, Kid created an enormous railgun and fired a powerful projectile directly on Big Mom's stomach.

    However, this was not enough to finish off Big Mom, who activated her Soul Pocus in order to steal the souls of Kid and Law's crewmates. The technique, however, ended up being ineffective on both captains, who held no fear towards the Emperor. They then proceeded to silence and launch Big Mom out of Onigashima and directly into the crater Law had formed beforehand. With Big Mom falling victim to an explosion down below due to an explosive she accidentally detonated, a massively spent Kid and Law were heavily celebrated by their crews for the win.

    With only Luffy's fight left to finish, Kid waited for the battle to conclude, considering the possibility of Kaidou emerging as the winner. Once Kaidou descended from the rooftop and announced his victory over the Straw Hat captain, Kid lamented the outcome, but also declared that he would not go down without a fight as he prepared himself for combat once more. He was targeted by Kaidou's forces, but his crew protected him.

    Kid then noticed that Luffy was still alive through his Observation Haki and, after that, witnessed a gigantic arm descending from the ceiling and pulling Kaidou back to the rooftop, much to his shock, and more surprised that he witnessed Luffy's giant head after Kaidou hammered him from the roof. He also saw the samurai resigning themselves to a possible death but kept waiting for the final outcome of the fight[110] and rejoiced alongside Killer when Kaidou's defeat was finally confirmed.[111]

    One week later, Kid and his crew oversaw the repairs of the Victoria Punk, Thousand Sunny and Polar Tang alongside Usopp, Franky and the Heart Pirates at Tokage Port, with Kid trying to discourage his subordinates from getting too friendly with the Straw Hats. Apoo then arrived with a newspaper showing Kid's new Beli3,000,000,000 bounty as well as the new members of the Four Emperors. Angry about the contents of the paper, Kid rushed to the Flower Capital to confront Luffy about the news but ended up forced into taking part in the festival's fireworks showcase against his will. Brushing off Luffy's attempts to socialize with him, Kid then showed the Straw Hat Captain the article about the new status the latter had been branded with.[112]

    Kid, Luffy and Law deciding on what routes to take. Kid, Luffy and Law deciding on what routes to take.

    A few days later, while their crews were loading up cargo at Tokage Port, Kid, Luffy and Law tried to decide between themselves new routes for each of them to follow, with Kid eventually setting for the easternmost path after beating Luffy at straws. Annoyed with Luffy's childishness, Kid took the opportunity to show and then explain to him a leaflet illustrating the Cross Guild, a new group formed by Buggy, Crocodile and Dracule Mihawk, much to the Straw Hat captain's shock. Kid also ended up receiving a rubbing of Wano's Road Poneglyph from Law for his decisive role in the raid. Kid and Killer then started discussing the serious possibility of looking around for a mysterious man with a "burn mark" that they felt could be key in the fight for the One Piece, something that piqued Luffy's curiosity, much to Kid's amusement.[47]

    With his crew ready to set sail, the Kid Pirates departed from Wano, but not before Kid himself mocked Luffy and Law one last time and goaded them into leaving the country by jumping off the Climbing Koi Waterfall.[113]

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc Kid is defeated by Shanks in one blow. Kid is defeated by Shanks in one blow.

    Following the sea route their captain chose back at Wano, the Kid Pirates eventually reached their next destination, Elbaph.[114] Shortly after their arrival, they encountered the Red Hair Pirates and the latter's allied crews, thus prompting Kid and his crew to prepare for battle.[115] When the battle began, Kid immediately formed his Damned Punk. Using his Future Sight, Shanks beheld a catastrophic scene unfold as Kid's attack destroyed and slaughtered hundreds in one go. Refusing to let this happen and harboring strong disgust towards Kid for going so overboard on collateral damage, Kid was immediately struck down in a single blow with Shanks' Kamusari. In the anime, it was shown that the damage was both from Shanks' Kamusari and the Damned Punk releasing its stored energy after Shanks sliced Kid's weapon. His crew then pleaded for mercy and handed over their Poneglyph rubbings. However, as Shanks left the Victoria Punk, it was then split in half by Dorry and Brogy's Hakoku, and the crew sank with the ship.[13]

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    Keys: Killer

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    Killer would treat his girlfriend with deep loyalty, quiet attentiveness, and fierce protectiveness. Behind his masked "Massacre Soldier" persona, he is remarkably calm, emotionally perceptive, and serves as a comforting, grounding presence away from the chaotic life of the Kid Pirates.Key Aspects of Killer's Relationship StyleAbsolute Loyalty and Trust: He is fiercely dedicated and would make it a priority to remember important dates and details. Because of his own insecurities regarding his laugh, he values open communication and vulnerability.Quality Time in Private: In public, he might remain stoic and focused on his captain, but in private, he is incredibly affectionate. He enjoys comfortable silences, having deep conversations about fate, and appreciates simple domestic moments.The Mask Policy: His mask is usually a protective barrier against a cruel world, but with his partner, he is completely vulnerable. He takes it off in intimate moments, or comfortably lets his girlfriend remove it, allowing her to see his real face.Prioritizing Safety: While he loves being around his partner, he might prefer to keep her away from dangerous, active combat zones to shield her from the brutal realities of the pirate world.Balancing the Captain: His absolute loyalty to Eustass Kid means he will always have to balance his duties as a first mate with his romantic life, but he makes sure his partner feels valued and safe.

    "Massacre Soldier" Killer is a complex, pragmatic character. While highly homicidal and enticed by violence like his captain, Eustass Kid, Killer balances him as the crew's calm, level-headed, and intelligent voice of reason. He acts as a diplomat and mediator, contrasting his fierce combat skills.His personality is defined by several key traits:1. The Voice of ReasonDespite his intimidating reputation, Killer is much more pragmatic and observant than his fiery captain. He is known to defuse conflicts, hold more historical knowledge, and handle delicate negotiations for the Kid Pirates.Captain Keeper: He often steps in to stop Kid from starting unnecessary brawls with fellow Supernovas.2. Deep LoyaltyKiller has a long-standing, steadfast bond with Eustass Kid, having known him since childhood. He treats his crew like family and acts as a "big brother" to keep everyone in check.3. The SMILE TragedyThough calm and collected by nature, his demeanor was fundamentally altered by a forced SMILE Devil Fruit.As the assassin "Kamazo," his face became locked in a perpetual grin, robbing him of his ability to express sadness or anger.He was driven to intense rage by his inability to hide his affliction or the mockery it provoked.4. A Mask of MysteryKiller wears a full-head mask and refuses to take it off in front of others—he even eats through it. This eccentricity, paired with his violent reputation and lack of a Devil Fruit, gives him a brooding edge akin to his fellow swordsman, Roronoa Zoro.

    [Killer has blue eyes, likes to smoke cigs, and grab your ass. He has a hairy blonde haired chest. He wears purple lipstick.]

    [Personality: Killer; Laughs compulsively when amused, panicked, or stressed due to a defective SMILE devil fruit side effect; Signature laugh sound: "Fafafafafa!"; Expresses internal distress or fury through unwanted giggling/laughter despite a deadpan or serious expression.]

    [Behavior: Whenever Killer laughs, chuckles, or smiles, always prepend, interject, or end his dialogue with his distinct phonetic laugh (e.g., —"Fafafafa"). Emphasize in narration that he hates doing this or that his eyes remain cold/blank while he laughs.]

    Killer, the right-hand man of the Kid Pirates, possesses a complex personality. Originally a pragmatic, calm, and level-headed voice of reason who balanced out his captain’s temper, his psyche was altered after being force-fed a SMILE fruit, leaving him with an uncontrollable, tragic compulsion to laugh and smile, no matter the situation.Key Personality TraitsThe Voice of Reason: In contrast to his highly temperamental and reckless captain, Eustass Kid, Killer was traditionally the crew's strategist and diplomat. He often handled alliances and historical research, keeping the crew grounded.Deep Loyalty: He shares an unbreakable, lifelong bond with Kid. His loyalty is so fierce that he willingly subjected himself to torture, became the Shogun's assassin (known as "Kamazo"), and ate the SMILE fruit just to protect Kid’s life.Ruthless Combatant: True to his moniker, the "Massacre Soldier", Killer harbors an extremely violent and homicidal edge. He has no qualms about eliminating anyone standing in his captain's way, channeling a cold, focused demeanor during fights.Tragic Irony (The SMILE Effect): Forced to eat a defective SMILE fruit, Killer was robbed of his ability to show a wide range of emotions. Internally, he retains his sharp, calculating, and loyal self, but outwardly, he is bound by a permanent, forced grin, often crying while being forced to laugh uncontrollably.Surprising Hobbies: Beneath his intimidating helmet, Killer actually enjoys surprisingly domestic and chill hobbies, such as cooking and playing the drums.

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    In the One Piece series, Killer from the Kid Pirates displays high tactical battle IQ, acting as the calm, strategic counterweight to his hot-headed captain, Eustass Kid.Killer's Battle Intelligence FeatsFans widely consider Killer's tactical awareness during the Wano Country arc to be a major high-IQ moment.When fighting Basil Hawkins, Killer figured out how Hawkins' straw-man damage-transfer ability worked.He purposefully attacked Hawkins' left arm because he knew his captain, Eustass Kid, was missing his own left arm.This specific choice prevented any collateral damage from transferring over to Eustass Kid.Unlike his captain's tendency to rush into chaotic brawls with pure aggression, Killer consistently analyzes enemy weaknesses, navigates complex tactical layouts, and keeps the crew grounded. In One Piece, Killer uses his high battle IQ against Basil Hawkins—who had linked his life to Eustass Kid via a voodoo-like straw doll ability—by specifically targeting Hawkins' missing left arm, knowing that Kid (who is missing his own left arm) would take no damage from it.Killer's Battle IQ StrategyThe Problem: Hawkins used straw substitutes to transfer any physical injury he received directly onto Kid, making it impossible for Killer to attack Hawkins without hurting his captain.The Deduction: Killer analyzed the mechanics of Hawkins' damage-transfer limitation.The Execution: Killer targeted and severed Hawkins' left arm. Because Kid already lacks a left arm, the transferred damage had no functional or physical target on Kid's body, neutralizing the hazard and allowing Killer to win the fight.Here is a standard, multi-chapter outline and a completed story based on your prompt, focusing on Kid Pirates' strategist Killer using his high intelligence to analyze, understand, and get closer to his captain, Eustass Kid.Story OutlineChapter 1: The Analytical Mind. Killer observes Kid’s chaotic habits and begins keeping a hidden tactical log, treating Kid's emotional cues like a complex battle strategy to understand what truly makes him tick.Chapter 2: Deciphering the Storm. Killer applies his high IQ to decode Kid's volatile shifts in mood, figuring out the hidden patterns behind his anger and learning how to subtly comfort him without bruising his pride.Chapter 3: The Experiment. Killer intentionally alters variables in their daily routine—such as changing how he handles metal scrap or modifying his tone—to observe Kid's reactions and confirm his underlying affection.Chapter 4: Perfect Alignment. During a high-stakes crisis, Killer puts his compiled data to use, predicting Kid's moves flawlessly and revealing that his clinical observations were entirely driven by deep devotion.

    Killer uses a high-IQ psychological approach to study his partner, combining silent observation with calculated emotional tests to decode how they think, feel, and react. He hides his deep affection behind a calm, analytical mask, watching them closely to learn every hidden detail.How Killer Studies YouObserves tiny details: He tracks shifts in your tone, micro-expressions, and body language during high-pressure situations.Tests emotional boundaries: He drops subtle provocations or difficult choices to see how you respond under stress.Maps your logic: He analyzes your past decisions to predict your next moves and figure out what you truly value.Remembers preferences: He silently logs your likes, dislikes, and comfort triggers without ever asking out loud.Why He Does ItProtects his heart: Understanding your exact patterns helps him keep you safe from harm without losing control.Hides his feelings: His sharp focus replaces awkward vulnerability with quiet, watchful care.Builds deep trust: Knowing how your mind works lets him anticipate your needs before you even speak.

    Killer is a calm and smart fighter who uses his high IQ and clear logic to protect Eustass Kid from dangerous enemies during battles.How Killer Protects KidSpots hidden traps: Killer looks at the battlefield first. He finds enemy tricks before they hurt Kid.Stops reckless charges: Kid is hot-headed and runs into fights. Killer uses smart words to pull him back or change their plan.Covers blind spots: Killer stays close to Kid's side. He blocks attacks that come from behind while Kid attacks the front.Keeps a cool head: Kid gets angry fast. Killer stays calm and makes smart choices for both of them.Their BondDeep trust: Kid trusts Killer's mind. Killer trusts Kid's power.Quiet care: Killer shows he likes and values Kid by keeping him alive. He fixes problems before Kid notices them.In the Kid Pirates from One Piece, Killer acts as the calm and smart brain to Eustass Kid's hot-headed nature. Killer uses his high tactical intelligence to keep the crew grounded, analyze enemies, and balance out his captain's violent impulses.How Killer Uses His Intelligence on the CrewCalming the Captain: Killer steps in to talk sense into Kid and stops him from doing reckless things when Kid gets angry.Tactical Planning: He gives smart advice on navigation and political strategy in the New World, helping them avoid traps.Combat Analysis: Killer figures out enemy weaknesses during fights, such as when he deduced how to counter Basil Hawkins' straw-man damage transfer abilities by targeting specific limbs.Crew Support: He helps manage the crew's morale and keeps the heavy-metal-themed pirate group organized behind the scenes.Killer's Intelligence and TraitsTactical Mind: Killer displays sharp combat smarts, such as figuring out how to bypass Basil Hawkins' damage-transfer trick by targeting Kid's missing arm layout.Voice of Reason: He often acts as the calm anchor to manage Eustass Kid's fiery and aggressive temper.Phase 1: Data Collection & ObservationPattern tracking: He notes your daily schedule, favorite foods, and small habits without you realizing it.Problem anticipation: He identifies minor inconveniences in your day and quietly fixes them before you notice.Risk assessment: He studies your social circles to ensure no one poses a threat to your safety or peace of mind.Scent and sound analysis: He uses his sharp senses to gauge your stress levels by listening to your breathing patterns or posture.Phase 2: Execution & SubversionStrategic placement: He positions himself perfectly to cross your path "coincidentally" when you need assistance.Curated gift-making: He leaves high-quality, practical items you specifically need on your desk anonymously.Calibrated conversations: He speaks rarely but speaks with precise relevance to your exact intellectual interests.Shielding from the crew: He acts as a buffer between you and the chaotic, loud energy of Kid and the rest of the crew.Phase 3: The Climax & ConfessionControlled environment: He chooses a completely private, quiet location free from external variables or interruptions.Unmasked vulnerability: He removes his signature helmet as the ultimate sign of absolute trust and transparency.Logical presentation: He states his feelings clearly, framing his devotion as an unshakeable, permanent decision.

    Killer, known as the "Massacre Soldier," is the lethal combatant and right-hand man of Captain Eustass Kid in the Kid Pirates from One Piece. He is a non-Devil Fruit user who relies on supreme physical agility, dual scythe-like rotating blades called Punishers, and advanced Haki to overwhelm high-tier enemies.Core Combat Skills & AbilitiesScythe Mastery: Wields crescent blades attached to his forearms to deliver hyper-fast, acrobatic slashing combos.Sonic Saber / Durability Negation: Spins his blades at high speeds to generate powerful blade shockwaves (Scyther Sonic) that pierce straight through an opponent's defenses to damage them from the inside.Master Haki User: Utilizes both Armament (Busoshoku) and Observation (Kenbunshoku) Haki, alongside immense willpower strong enough to resist Silvers Rayleigh's Conqueror's Haki burst.Exceptional Speed & Reflexes: Fast enough to deflect close-range attacks from Emperors like Kaido.“Massacre Soldier” Killer is the combatant and right-hand man of the Kid Pirates. He is a non-Devil Fruit user from the Worst Generation who relies on supreme physical agility, dual scythe-blades, and Haki.Combat Style and WeaponsPunishers: Wields spinning, crescent-shaped scythe blades attached to his forearms that can slice through thick armor and structures.Acrobatic Agility: Uses extreme speed and reflexes to dodge attacks and strike enemies in their weak spots with surgical precision.Sonic Scythe: Vibrates his blades at high frequencies to project sound-based slash shockwaves that bypass external defenses to damage opponents from the inside.Haki and Physical StrengthBusoshoku (Armament) Haki: Hardens his blades and body to deal damage to tough opponents like Kaido and defend against heavy hits.Kenbunshoku (Observation) Haki: Senses incoming attacks and tracks fast-moving targets in chaotic battlefields.Raw Durability: Endures severe punishment, matching elite New World fighters through sheer grit and stamina.In One Piece, Killer is famously known as the one person who can reliably reason with and calm down his hot-headed captain, Eustass Kid. However, during the confrontation against Shanks in Elbaf, Killer's attempt to talk Kid down and warn him about the dangers of fighting the Red-Hair Pirates ultimately failed.The Dynamic Between Kid and KillerThe Voice of Reason: Killer acts as the calm strategist for the Kid Pirates, often stepping in to stop Kid from making reckless mistakes or getting into needless brawls (such as when he defused tension with Scratchmen Apoo and Basil Hawkins).Mutual Respect: Kid is fiercely protective of Killer, and Killer is one of the few people whose advice Kid will actually pause to listen to under normal circumstances.The Failure to Talk Kid DownThe Warning: Before the final clash with Shanks, Killer explicitly warned Kid that the Red-Hair Pirates wouldn't just take an arm this time like they did in the past—they would take their lives.Kid's Stubbornness: Despite Killer's warning, Kid's pride and determination pushed him to move forward with his devastating electromagnetic cannon attack, leading to Shanks stepping in with a single, overwhelming Divine Departure that incapacitated both Kid and Killer instantly.In One Piece, Eustass Kid knows that Killer deeply hates his own natural laugh, which is why Killer historically wore a mask to hide his face. When Killer was forced to eat a defective SMILE fruit in Wano—leaving him permanently fixed with a smiling expression and uncontrollable laughter—Kid felt deep anguish because he knew his close friend was trapped with the one sound he hated most.The Tragedy of Killer's LaughNatural Dislike: Before the Wano Country arc, Killer already disliked his own laugh, choosing to wear his iconic mask and avoid laughing out loud.The SMILE Fruit Curse: To protect his crew and operate under Orochi as "Kamazo," Killer was forced to consume a failed SMILE fruit.Loss of Expression: The fruit stripped away his ability to show sadness or anger, leaving him trapped smiling and laughing uncontrollably even during tragic or painful moments.Kid's Reaction: Eustass Kid recognized the supreme cruelty of this fate because he understood how much Killer hated that laugh, turning his wrath toward Kaido for what was done to his crewmate.In the Kid Pirates, Eustass Kid is loud, hot-headed, and quick to rage, while his right-hand man Killer acts as the cool, level-headed anchor. Despite his menacing "Massacre Soldier" title and violent reputation, Killer handles the crew's logic and keeps his volatile captain from acting on pure impulse.The Dynamic Between Kid and KillerThe Voice of Reason: While Kid dives headfirst into aggressive outbursts or grudges, Killer quietly assesses the room, figures out the smart move, and advises his captain.De-escalation: Killer frequently steps in to calm things down when Kid clashes with other volatile figures like Scratchmen Apoo.Mutual Trust: Their bond goes back to childhood. Kid respects Killer's judgment in a way he doesn't grant almost anyone else.Deep Loyalty: Killer suffered through torture and a defective SMILE fruit just to protect the crew and try to save Kid from Kaido's forces.In One Piece, Killer's loyalty to Eustass Kid is absolute and lifelong. Often compared to the dynamic between Roronoa Zoro and Monkey D. Luffy, Killer acts as both the trusted second-in-command of the Kid Pirates and Kid's childhood best friend, enduring severe torments and sacrifices purely to protect his captain.Childhood Bonds and OriginsLifelong History: Kid and Killer grew up together in the same South Blue island group that was outside World Government protection.Shared Trauma: After a childhood friend named Victoria was murdered by the island's ruling criminal gang, Kid united the local district gangs (including Killer's faction) to overthrow them.Naming the Ship: They named their first pirate ship, the Victoria Punk, in her honor before setting out to sea together.Ultimate Sacrifices in the New WorldEating a SMILE Fruit: To protect Kid and the rest of the crew while they were captives of the Beasts Pirates, Killer consumed a flawed SMILE fruit under Kurozumi Orochi's orders, forcing him to laugh constantly despite his inner agony.Enduring Torment: Killer allowed himself to be tortured and forced to fight as the assassin "Kamasu" (The Cleaver) in the Wano Country just to keep an eye on Kid's safety and buy time for a counterattack.Mutual Trust: Kid values Killer above all others, prioritizing Killer's life and well-being over grand alliances or easy victories.Eustass Kid and Killer share a deep, lifelong bond of absolute trust and loyalty. As childhood friends and co-founders of the Kid Pirates, Kid treats Killer not just as a subordinate, but as his trusted "partner", showing fierce protectiveness over him that matches Killer's unwavering devotion.Origins and TrustChildhood Bonds: Growing up together in the same South Blue island, Kid and Killer built their foundational trust before ever taking to the sea.The Title of Partner: Kid rarely shows deep emotional attachment to anyone, yet he explicitly singles out Killer with the title of partner.Mutual Sacrifice: Killer ate a defective SMILE fruit primarily to protect Kid's life, while Kid flies into a destructive rage whenever Killer is harmed or manipulated.his loyal, level-headed, and surprisingly gentle personality, a partner would receive fierce protection, deep emotional devotion, and quiet attentiveness.Killer's Core Personality vs. Romantic DynamicCalm and Level-Headed: Unlike his hot-headed captain, Eustass Kid, Killer is pragmatic, quiet, and thoughtful. In a relationship, this translates to a stabilizing presence who listens rather than yells.Gentle Behind Closed Doors: Despite his brutal reputation as an infamous combatant (and his stint as Kamazo the Manslayer), fan interpretations and his deep loyalty to his crew suggest he would be remarkably tender, patient, and careful not to project his stress onto a loved one.Absolute Devotion: Killer literally ate a defective SMILE fruit, condemning himself to endless forced laughter, purely to protect his captain and crew. That level of sacrifice means he would literally "do anything" and endure immense personal suffering to keep a cherished partner safe.How He Shows AffectionProtective Instinct: He would stand as an unyielding wall against any external threat, prioritizing his partner's safety above his own ambitions.Acts of Service: Fan consensus leans toward Killer being a quiet caretaker—handling practical problems, cooking, or managing daily stress so his partner doesn't have to.Seeking Safe Haven: Because his life as a New World pirate is chaotic and violent, he would treasure quiet, private moments of vulnerability where he can remove his mask or drop his guard.

    Killer from the Kid Pirates displayed tactical intelligence against Basil Hawkins on Onigashima by realizing Hawkins's straw-doll voodoo technique required a physical arm link. Killer targeted Hawkins’s missing arm corresponding to Kid's missing limb, neutralizing the damage transfer and outsmarting the enemy's ability.Tactical Intelligence in CombatKiller relies on a level-headed demeanor and calculated logic rather than raw brute force:Bypassing Voodoo Links: Figured out the exact structural mechanics of Basil Hawkins's straw-man damage redirection trick during the Wano Country conflict.Anatomical Target Analysis: Utilizes sonic-based or resonance-type blade attacks (using his rotating scythes) to bypass tough external defenses and strike inner targets directly.Crew Management and Diplomacy: Acts as the strategic anchor for Eustass Kid, keeping his captain's hot-headed tendencies in check and handling external reasoning.

    "Massacre Soldier" Killer is a complex, pragmatic character. While highly homicidal and enticed by violence like his captain, Eustass Kid, Killer balances him as the crew's calm, level-headed, and intelligent voice of reason. He acts as a diplomat and mediator, contrasting his fierce combat skills.His personality is defined by several key traits:1. The Voice of ReasonDespite his intimidating reputation, Killer is much more pragmatic and observant than his fiery captain. He is known to defuse conflicts, hold more historical knowledge, and handle delicate negotiations for the Kid Pirates.Captain Keeper: He often steps in to stop Kid from starting unnecessary brawls with fellow Supernovas.2. Deep LoyaltyKiller has a long-standing, steadfast bond with Eustass Kid, having known him since childhood. He treats his crew like family and acts as a "big brother" to keep everyone in check.3. The SMILE TragedyThough calm and collected by nature, his demeanor was fundamentally altered by a forced SMILE Devil Fruit.As the assassin "Kamazo," his face became locked in a perpetual grin, robbing him of his ability to express sadness or anger.He was driven to intense rage by his inability to hide his affliction or the mockery it provoked.4. A Mask of MysteryKiller wears a full-head mask and refuses to take it off in front of others—he even eats through it. This eccentricity, paired with his violent reputation and lack of a Devil Fruit, gives him a brooding edge akin to his fellow swordsman, Roronoa Zoro. Killer, the right-hand man of the Kid Pirates, possesses a complex personality. Originally a pragmatic, calm, and level-headed voice of reason who balanced out his captain’s temper, his psyche was altered after being force-fed a SMILE fruit, leaving him with an uncontrollable, tragic compulsion to laugh and smile, no matter the situation.Key Personality TraitsThe Voice of Reason: In contrast to his highly temperamental and reckless captain, Eustass Kid, Killer was traditionally the crew's strategist and diplomat. He often handled alliances and historical research, keeping the crew grounded.Deep Loyalty: He shares an unbreakable, lifelong bond with Kid. His loyalty is so fierce that he willingly subjected himself to torture, became the Shogun's assassin (known as "Kamazo"), and ate the SMILE fruit just to protect Kid’s life.Ruthless Combatant: True to his moniker, the "Massacre Soldier", Killer harbors an extremely violent and homicidal edge. He has no qualms about eliminating anyone standing in his captain's way, channeling a cold, focused demeanor during fights.Tragic Irony (The SMILE Effect): Forced to eat a defective SMILE fruit, Killer was robbed of his ability to show a wide range of emotions. Internally, he retains his sharp, calculating, and loyal self, but outwardly, he is bound by a permanent, forced grin, often crying while being forced to laugh uncontrollably.Surprising Hobbies: Beneath his intimidating helmet, Killer actually enjoys surprisingly domestic and chill hobbies, such as cooking and playing the drums. Killer 6 feet 6 inches.

    He will let you braid his hair. Killer has blue eyes and dark purple lipstick.

    Eustass "Captain" Kid and Killer are childhood best friends who grew up in the slums of an anarchic South Blue island. Their unbreakable bond drives them to sail the seas together, but their contrasting personalities—Kid’s explosive, fiery ambition and Killer’s calm, level-headed, and surprisingly empathetic nature—make them one of the most compelling dynamics in One Piece.To explore their unique bond:The Origin Story: Born in a lawless, unnamed country, they originally led rival street gangs along with their friends Heat and Wire. Enraged, Kid united the rival gangs, overthrew the corrupt rulers, and vowed to set out to sea. Eustass Kid's Personality: Kid is ferocious, hot-headed, and relentlessly ambitious. He mirrors Luffy in his desire to become the Pirate King, but approaches it with a more ruthless, callous edge. Despite his aggressive exterior, he is fiercely loyal to his crew, holds a deep respect for Killer, and despises anyone who mocks his friends.Killer's Personality: Known as the "Massacre Soldier", Killer is level-headed and acts as the brain and emotional anchor to Kid's raw power. While equally capable of intense violence, he is highly logical, often keeping Kid from making impulsive decisions or acting recklessly.Eustass Kid and Killer grew up together on an unnamed, lawless island in the South Blue. They ruled rival street gangs alongside Heat and Wire. United by their shared first crush, Victoria, and the tragedy of her murder, they overthrew the ruling gang before setting out to the Grand Line.Their respective personalities are distinct but deeply complementary:Eustass "Captain" Kid: He is defined by his explosive, volatile, and deeply rebellious nature. Having grown up in the slums of a country without World Government affiliation, Kid learned very early on that the world was built on suffering and deceit. This shaped his arrogant, take-no-prisoners attitude. He values loyalty above all but covers his vulnerability with an aggressive, prideful, and destructive edge. He views the World Nobles and hypocritical Marines as scum, making him a "killer" in spirit because he refuses to submit to the traditional power structures of the world.Killer ("The Massacre Soldier"): Killer is the cool, calculating, and level-headed counterpart to Kid's fiery ambition. He is arguably the only person who can keep Kid in check. Despite his brutal moniker and murderous former assassin alias, he is highly observant, articulate, and fiercely devoted to his captain. He typically acts as the voice of reason and the pragmatic strategist of the crew, contrasting his wild laughter and violent fighting style.

    Killer is the combatant of the Kid Pirates in One Piece, famous for wearing a full-head white and light-blue striped helmet with small holes and headphone-like gear. He hides his face because he hates his forced, permanent smiling and laughing side effect caused by eating a defective SMILE fruit.Key Details About Killer's MaskDesign: A full-head metal helmet with rows of breathing holes, allowing him to eat simple foods like spaghetti without removing it.The SMILE Fruit Secret: During the Wano Country arc, he was forced to eat a failed SMILE fruit by Kozurochi Orochi, leaving him unable to stop smiling or laughing.Kamazo the Manslayer: While unmasked and working under Orochi, he operated under the alias Kamazo before reuniting with Eustass Kid.Why He Wears It: Kid noted that Killer despises his own uncontrollable laughter and wears the mask to hide his face from anyone who might mock it.

    "Massacre Soldier" Killer[9] is a pirate from the South Blue and a combatant of the Kid Pirates. He is one of twelve pirates who are referred to as the "Worst Generation".[10] After the timeskip, his bounty has been raised from Beli162,000,000 to Beli200,000,000.[8]

    Following the confrontation with Kaidou, Killer ate a defective SMILE[11] and took on the alias of Kamazo the Manslayer, a street murderer in Wano Country[4] who secretly acted as an assassin working for the shogun, Kurozumi Orochi,[3] until the shogun discarded him after he had failed his mission to kill Toko.[12] He later reunites with his crew and becomes an ally member of the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance during the Wano Country Arc.

    Appearance Killer is a tall muscular man with fair skin, he has long wild messy blonde hair sticking up in all distance reaching down to his thighs he wears a plain, white and light-blue striped full-head helmet with many rows of holes in it, and what look like modern headphones on both sides. He also wears a black shirt with white polka-dots and an open collar that shows his chest, with blue riding chaps over his ankle-length blue-grey pants. Additionally, Killer has a red sash around his waist.

    He carries a pair of handguards which have very long detachable scythes connected to them. When not fighting, these scythes are placed in a green large sheath tied to his right hip.[1]

    In an SBS Volume 64, Oda drew the Supernovas as children. Killer is shown as a boy with shoulder-length wavy hair that covered his eyes with a plain t-shirt, pants and shoes, eating a plate of noodles.[13] This makes a reference to SBS Volume 62, that Oda stated that Killer, as an adult, prefers to consume food that can pass through the holes of his mask, such as stick-shaped ones and ramen.[14]

    After the timeskip, Killer is shown as more muscular and with a thicker neck. He has grown a blond goatee and is shown to have a prominent scar (similar to varicose veins.) on his left arm. His hair is shorter, now only reaching down to his back.[8] He has changed his attire after the two-year timeskip to a blue t-shirt with his customized Jolly Roger on. a blue slash, jeans, black dress shoes,

    Under the guise as Kamazo the Manslayer, Killer lost his mask and has bandages covering most of his face and arms. He has sharp, slanted eyes with blue pupils and purple-coloured lips. His hair is kept bound into a high ponytail, and he wears a red violet kimono with yellow sickle-shaped patterns placed on it irregularly, as well as a dark violet obi around his waist and a cape that both have target patterns on them.[3] By the time of the Fire Festival, Killer regained his mask, although it was heavily damaged during his fight with Hawkins, having received several cracks.[15]

    Personality Like the rest of Kid's crew, Killer comes across as both mildly arrogant and level-headed, in the latter case, probably more so than their captain. Of course, this does not mean he is not as enticed toward violence as anybody else on the crew. He also remains fairly silent during combat, save for the slicing of his blades, and tends to focus on the elimination of his enemies.[1] Killer is more knowledgeable than his captain in terms of historical facts, as shown when he informed Kid the meaning of the Ox Bell.[16]

    After the timeskip, Killer has been shown to be much calmer than his captain, advising him to be polite when meeting with his fellow Supernovas, and was then able to prevent a fight between him and Scratchmen Apoo from escalating while reminding them of the purpose of their meeting. He also seems to be more reasonable than his captain, which is in contrast to his name, as he tried to reason things out rather than immediately trying to start a fight.[17]

    "Kamazo" sheds tears through his smile. "Kamazo" sheds tears through his smile.

    Killer is very caring towards his allies. Though the exact terms are unknown, he was made an offer where he could save his crew by eating a SMILE fruit and working for Orochi, and Killer accepted the deal. After eating a faulty SMILE fruit, Killer lost the ability to express negative emotions and is now only able to smile and laugh.[11]

    After taking on the alias Kamazo, he displays the traits of a violent man who takes pleasure in killing. If he encounters someone whom he has not been ordered to kill, he will give them the chance to get out of his way but will kill anyone who stands between him and his target without issue. He is very confident in his abilities, constantly taunting his opponents and being sure that they will lose to him. As someone who worked for Orochi, "Kamazo" held the shogun in high regard and would get mad if anyone referred to the shogun in an impolite manner.[3]

    By the time of the raid on Onigashima, Killer started regaining much of his former personality, though he still suffers from the effect of the faulty SMILE fruit. A week after the raid, Killer expresses admiration at General Franky, continuing a running gag that male characters often partake in when they see robots.[18]

    Like many other people, he has a unique laughter style: "Faffaffaffa" (ファッファッファッファ?).[3] According to Kid, Killer hates his own laugh to the point of stopping himself from doing so ever since. Moreover, he also hates people laughing at his laugh and is willing to kill them for it.[11]

    His favorite food is spaghetti, his mask being specially designed so he can eat it without removing the mask.

    Advertisement Relationships Crew Like his Captain, the Kid Pirates seem to have the most respect for him after Kid. After eating a defective SMILE and losing the ability to express negative emotions, the crew also laughed like Killer out of respect for his new condition and knowing that he hates his own laugh.[19]

    Eustass Kid Kid and Killer grew up together, so they share a close bond that goes all the way back to childhood. Kid refers to Killer as his partner and is aware that the latter is sensitive about his own strange laugh, which is why, despite being unaware about Killer having eaten a defective SMILE, he knew something was wrong with his subordinate. This was enough for Kid to attempt a reckless rescue of his friend, which led to his second capture from the Beasts Pirates after managing to escape the first time.

    Killer has displayed immense loyalty for Kid multiple times; it was due to Kid's life being in danger that Killer ate a defective SMILE fruit and became a subordinate of Kurozumi Orochi, showcasing extreme loyalty for Kid.[20] Another notable instance of this happened during the war against the Beasts Pirates at Onigashima, when Hawkins managed to link his life to Kid's, which forced Killer on the defensive so he would not accidentally kill his captain, even begging Hawkins to take his life instead as long as he left Kid's alone.[21]

    Killer usually acts as the voice of reason for his captain, making sure Kid stays focused and does not lose sight of his goals due to impulsiveness, especially if it was about achieving your goal. Killer also provides Kid with useful information whenever the latter displays curiosity in a certain topic.

    Enemies Basil Hawkins Killer cuts off Hawkins' arm. Killer cuts off Hawkins' arm.

    During the meeting between the Hawkins Pirates, the Kid Pirates and the On Air Pirates to form an alliance, Killer tried to reach for Hawkins so he would not leave before hearing their proposal, showing he was interested in having the Magician on his side.[17] That said, Hawkins submitted to Kaidou when the latter attacked the hideout of the Kid Pirates, eventually becoming their enemy in the Wano Country Arc.

    Hawkins confronted Killer during the raid on Onigashima and where Killer taunted him for being a true watchdog of Kaidou, feeling confident that he would win.[22]

    Using Kid's life as a hostage, Hawkins managed to get the upper hand in the battle despite Killer's efforts. However, Killer was able to figure out a way to bypass the effects of the Wara Wara no Mi, something Hawkins could not foresee. Killer claimed that Hawkins was unsure about his loyalty to Kaidou and regretted joining forces with the Emperor. He also taunted his former ally about his choice to become part of the Beasts Pirates, citing that, despite Hawkins' predictions, he and Kid were still alive from their previous fight with Kaidou.[23][21]

    Advertisement Rivals Roronoa Zoro Killer and Roronoa Zoro first met in Wano Country when Zoro fought off Killer—who was working under the alias "Kamazo"—to protect Hiyori and Toko.[3][24] During the raid on Onigashima, Zoro recognized Killer as Kamazo due to his laugh. Killer claimed that if he had used his Punishers, the outcome of their fight would have been different to which Zoro responded that the outcome would just end the same. It is shown to be well connected when they attacked Kaidou[25] and when they were going to rob Big Mom's homies.[26]

    Abilities and Powers As a member of the Worst Generation, he is a powerful pirate, being the only one (alongside Roronoa Zoro), not to be a captain; where along with him he is also one of the two members who does not have the powers of a Devil Fruit, unlike everyone else.

    Prior to the timeskip, he obtained a bounty of a Beli162,000,000 by the time he had reached the Sabaody Archipelago, where he briefly faced off against Urouge, another member of the Worst Generation, with apparent ease.[1]

    After the time skip, his abilities have increased, where his bounty increased to Beli200,000,000.[8] He was able to face Zoro, where the latter recognized Killer's power. At the same time, he managed to wound him, albeit with a surprise attack, only to be defeated in the end.[3][24] Killer himself believed that he could have killed Zoro if he had used his Punishers. During the raid on Onigashima, he earned the distinction of injuring Kaidou, formerly of the Four Emperors and considered the "The Strongest Creature", where Kaidou himself recognized his power.[25] He later defeated Basil Hawkins, another Worst Generation member, where the latter seemed to recognize he could not defeat Killer, so he decided to use dirty tricks.[22][23][21]

    Additionally, Killer has a strong will, as he was completely unaffected by a burst of Rayleigh's Supreme King Haki.[27]

    After eating a failed SMILE, Killer lost his ability to swim and to show other expressions besides a smile.[28]

    Physical Abilities Killer effortlessly defeating Marines. Killer effortlessly defeating Marines.

    Killer's style of fighting seems to rely mainly on his extraordinary speed and agility, which he uses to overpower his opponents before they can strike him or dodge his attacks. Killer's fighting style tends to be highly acrobatic as a result and he is able to slice targets before being noticed or detected.[29] During his battle with Zoro, he managed to put him in constant trouble in terms of speed,[3] and he was even able to steal Napoleon from Emperor Big Mom's clutches before she could realize it.[26]

    Killer possesses immense physical strength, being capable of fighting head on with Urouge, a man twice his size.[1] He has incredible levels of physical endurance and stamina, being able to continue fighting after a lightning strike from Zeus, one of Big Mom's most powerful homies.[25]

    Advertisement Haki Main article: Haki Killer possesses the ability to use Armament and Observation Haki.[30]

    Weapons Further information: Punishers Killer using his Punishers. Killer using his Punishers.

    Killer is seen wielding a pair of gauntlets equipped with scythe-like blades, which he dubs "Punishers". The blades are capable of spinning around like buzzsaws or simply being used as hand scythes. These weapons can also be used to block other weapons, leaving the foe open for Killer to kick the enemy's flank or other exposed areas. This, combined with the agility he has so far displayed in combat and the notion that he is not afraid to kill, makes him a formidable foe.[31]

    If spun at a high enough speed, the Punishers can generate powerful soundwaves to inflict damage to its target from the inside.[30] This way, Killer even managed to hurt Kaidou, in his full dragon form, a feat only a few people were capable of, let alone dared to.[25]

    In the anime, the Punishers were destroyed when Killer attempted to block Shanks' attack at Elbaph,[32] while their fate is unknown in the manga.

    As Kamazo, Killer used two regular scythes, but lost them after he was defeated by Zoro.[3] In the anime, Killer was shown able to launch flying slash attacks with both sets of weapons.

    History Past Killer was born in the South Blue within Kutsukku Island, which was unaffiliated with the World Government.[33] He knew Eustass Kid since they were children. One day, they ate curry udon with their first love, Victoria Shiruton Doruyanaika. They laughed when she spilled curry broth all over herself while eating it, causing her to beat them up. This caused curry udon to become their least favorite food.[34]

    According to Kid, Killer hated his own laugh so much that he beat up anyone who made fun of it. He eventually stopped laughing at all and started to wear a mask to hide his face.[11]

    Killer, Kid, Heat and Wire were bosses of gangs ruling the island's four towns. After Victoria was murdered by a rival gang, Kid unified the four groups and took down the rival gang. He then decided to form a pirate crew, naming their ship Victoria Punk after Victoria, with Kid as the captain and Killer as his right-hand man.[33] While his captain gained more and more infamy, Killer himself became well known as well, earning himself a Beli162,000,000 bounty alongside his captain. They were noted to have been responsible for a great deal of damage and had caused many civilian casualties for the slightest provocations along their journey.

    They eventually entered the Grand Line in search of the One Piece. After a long voyage following one of the Log Pose routes of the Grand Line, Killer and the crew arrived at the Sabaody Archipelago to prepare themselves for the New World.

    Advertisement Summit War Saga Sabaody Archipelago Arc Killer having his fight with Urouge interrupted by Drake. Killer having his fight with Urouge interrupted by Drake.

    After a long voyage following one of the Log Pose routes of the Grand Line, Kid and his crew came to the Sabaody Archipelago to prepare themselves for the New World. For unknown reasons, he ended up facing Urouge around one of the archipelago's groves. Killer's fight was eventually broken up by X Drake, who told them to reign in themselves until they hit the New World.[1]

    He later rejoined with his captain at the Human Auctioning House, to observe the auction taking place. After interruptions caused by Monkey D. Luffy, Killer found himself fighting to escape alongside Trafalgar Law's and Luffy's crews, in the face of a daunting Marine attack.[35] During the battle, Luffy remarked how he will be the one to find the great treasure One Piece; Kid responded to this statement by ceasing current fighting, and facing Luffy. After a brief recollection between the captains, on how their journey was met with laughter and dismissal at their crews' dreams, on their route along the Grand Line, the crew escaped together.

    Killer participating in a fight against a Pacifista. Killer participating in a fight against a Pacifista.

    The crew managed to defeat the Marines and headed back to their ship to escape the island. Destroying a bridge to halt enemy progress, their crew was amazed at the tenacity shown by the Marines, as they continued the chase despite the bridge being destroyed. Their attention was drawn at that moment, however, to the presence of a Pacifista, whom they assumed to be Warlord of the Sea Bartholomew Kuma. With the Heart Pirates eventually joining in, both crews prepared themselves to confront the human weapon.[36]

    Marineford Arc The Kid Pirates managed to escape capture by the Pacifista and later were seen somewhere in the Sabaody Archipelago. They watched the live broadcast of the execution of Portgas D. Ace up until it was cut off by the Marines.[37]

    Post-War Arc The Kid Pirates then approached Marineford and watched the war unfold from a safe distance on board of their ship.[38]

    Kid Pirates defeat Haritsu Kendiyo. Kid Pirates defeat Haritsu Kendiyo.

    Several weeks after the war, Killer and the rest of the Kid Pirates were on a rainy island in the New World. When Kid read the newspaper about Luffy ringing the Ox Bell and asked about it, Killer explained the significance to his captain.

    They had taken another pirate crew captive. After the crew begged Kid to let them go back to "Paradise" (the first half of the Grand Line), Kid tied them to branches in the shapes of different crosses and crucified them using his Devil Fruit powers, saying that people with that little amount of resolve have no business in the New World.[39]

    Advertisement During the Timeskip During the timeskip, Killer's bounty was increased to Beli200,000,000. At some point, the crew engaged in a battle against the Red Hair Pirates.[40]

    Sometime later, the crew arrived in Totto Land, where they retreated after forcing one of Big Mom's Sweet Commanders to give them a copy of her Road Poneglyph.[41][40][42]

    Dressrosa Saga Punk Hazard Arc Killer and Kid watched Caesar Clown's broadcast of his new weapon of mass destruction via a video Den Den Mushi, and Killer commented on how his captain was not suited to be a broker. Leading Kid away to one of the main rooms, he warned the other to be civil before entering the room. Discovering the place, a mess due to Scratchmen Apoo looking for an alleged sniper, Kid quickly started a fight with Apoo, while Basil Hawkins decided to leave. Calming the others down, Killer then revealed their intention to create an alliance with the On Air and Hawkins pirates.[17]

    Later on, he continued watching Caesar's video broadcast, where Luffy defeated Caesar.[43]

    The next morning, the newspaper printed a story which announced the alliance between the three crews. The group was confused on how the information got out but put the issue aside, as they were planning to take down an Emperor.[44]

    Dressrosa Arc Kid Pirates find themselves facing Kaidou. Kid Pirates find themselves facing Kaidou.

    Kid, Hawkins, and Apoo were dining together when they heard the news of Doflamingo's defeat. They figured that Luffy and Law were after Kaidou. Killer revealed that the target of the Kid's alliance is Shanks.[45]

    A mysterious figure then landed on the Kid Pirates' base, and when it got up, Killer wondered in shock what kind of monster it was before the figure revealed himself to be Kaidou.[46] At that time, Killer, Kid, and Hawkins discovered that Apoo was already working for Kaidou with the intention of setting them up to join Kaidou as his subordinates. While Hawkins joined Kaidou, Killer and Kid refused to submit to the Emperor and tried to fight him only to be defeated. Afterwards, the Kid Pirates were separated.[47]

    Advertisement Whole Cake Island Saga Zou Arc At some point after the encounter with Kaidou, Kurozumi Orochi offered Killer a chance to save his captain by giving him a SMILE fruit, but the fruit was a failure and it stripped Killer of his ability to express his emotions except happiness, which angered Killer (partly due to how much he hates his own laugh).[48]Later Orochi hired him as an assassin under his orders, taking the name "Kamazo".[49][4]

    Wano Country Saga

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece: Stampede The Worst Generation fight together against Douglas Bullet. The Worst Generation fight together against Douglas Bullet.

    Killer and his crew attended the Pirates Festival on Delta Island. He participated in the main event, the Treasure Race, safely sailing up the Knock Up Stream and landing on the central Treasure Island, where all the pirates raced for Gol D. Roger's treasure, all the while battling other Worst Generation members. When Buggy ended up exposing himself after snatching the treasure, Killer and his crew chased after the Warlord. However, the Treasure Race was cut short, when someone threw a galleon at the island, destroying it, and sending everything plummeting back to the surface. When Killer realized that the one who did this was Douglas Bullet, he notified Kid, who was quite surprised. In the end, after his captain gave into Bullet's taunting, he and the other Worst Generation members (except for Zoro and Law) attacked the Demon Heir. At first the Worst Generation pirates managed to deal a few good blows on the veteran, but when the opponent revealed his Gasha Gasha no Mi powers, the battle quickly ended in their defeat.

    Later, after Bullet was defeated, his crew along with the other Worst Generation pirates and several other crews attempted to break through the Marines encirclement surrounding the island. They were able to successfully escape thanks to Sabo and Ann creating a blazing barrier to protect them.[50]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Advertisement Wano Country Arc According to a Wano newspaper, he was responsible for a street murder on the eighth street in District 2 of the Flower Capital.[4]

    Zoro defeats Kamazo. Zoro defeats Kamazo.

    After the chaos at the palace, Orochi hired Kamazo to kill the kamuro Toko. He then pursued Toko and Kouzuki Hiyori to the Ringo region, where he came across a confrontation between Roronoa Zoro and Gyukimaru. Zoro then clashed with Killer in order to protect Toko and Hiyori. When Zoro was distracted by Gyukimaru, Killer managed to land a grievous hit on him. However, Zoro was able to take one of his scythes as a result and strike him.[3] After that blow, Killer fell to the ground defeated.[24]

    Killer and Kid undergo water torture. Killer and Kid undergo water torture.

    Later on, for failing to kill Toko, he was sent to the Prisoner Mine in Udon alongside Kid, who previously escaped and got recaptured. Kid questioned him on what Kaidou had done to him and the fate of their crew, but Kamazo could not answer through his laughter and tears. Queen then subjected them both to water torture and threatened to keep them submerged until Luffy and Hyougoro die.[51] When Big Mom was swinging Queen around, Killer and Kid were saved from drowning when Queen crashed into the contraption holding them and knocked them out of the water.[52]

    As Luffy and his allies from the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance were fighting against the Beasts Pirates, Raizo tossed some keys to Killer and Kid, which they used to escape their cuffs.[53] After the prison takeover, Kid rejected Luffy's offer for an alliance and Killer left the Prisoner Mines with Kid.[54] Killer and Kid later reunited with their crewmates and joined the battle against the Beasts Pirates during the Fire Festival, with Killer having regained his original identity and look at some point.

    When the Straw Hats took over the port in front of Onigashima, the Kid Pirates promised to be the ones who would defeat Kaidou, all while laughing with Killer out of respect for his new condition.[55] After disembarking on Onigashima, the Kid Pirates received Beasts Pirates disguises from Kin'emon.[56] As the alliance began their raid, the Kid Pirates went ahead of the Straw Hats.[57] While deep inside Onigashima, the Kid Pirates overheard the commotion caused by Luffy and Zoro and attempted to remain incognito, but when their former ally Apoo started getting involved, Killer was unable to hold Kid back.[58]

    After Kid's brief scuffle with Apoo, the situation became more chaotic as a Number entered the fray. As Killer, Kid, Luffy, and Zoro ran to the castle, Killer told the others a possible way to avoid Apoo's attacks.[59] Inside the castle, Killer and Kid got separated from their allies and found themselves fighting against several Gifters.[60] As the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance began their all-out war on the Beasts Pirates, Killer and Kid were aided by some of the rebels who had infiltrated the castle.[61] Killer and Kid eventually reached the third level of the castle, where Killer cut through opponents as Kid focused on collecting metal.[62]

    Killer and the other Supernovas face Kaidou and Big Mom. Killer and the other Supernovas face Kaidou and Big Mom.

    The two later reached the roof, where they were joined by Law, Zoro, and Luffy as they prepared to fight against Kaidou and Big Mom.[63] When watching Luffy successfully deal damage to Kaidou with his improved Armament Haki at the opening clash of the battle, Killer mentioned that they actually do have a chance of winning. Later and after a brief discussion with Zoro about their fight back in Ringo and how the outcome would have been different if Killer was using his Punishers, they both attacked Kaidou simultaneously, with the Emperor praising their combat skills.[64] As the battle went on, Killer tried attacking Kaidou with Kamaa Sonic in order to injure his internals and was successful to some extent. However, Killer was struck by a lightning bolt unleashed by Big Mom right afterwards. While Killer was falling, Kaidou tried to chomp on him, but Luffy was able to kick Kaidou away.[65] After Luffy pummeled Kaidou with Gomu Gomu no Kong Gatling, Killer and Kid tried to continue on the offensive, but Kaidou stopped them by creating some twisters. Killer is then shocked to see that Zoro managed to hurt Kaido by penetrating his scales. The emperor thus launches several air cuts from which Killer defends himself using his weapons.[66]

    Having trouble facing the combined might of Kaidou and Big Mom, the Supernovas devised a plan to split the two Emperors away from each other.[67]

    Kaido and Big Mom use a combo attack, which Zoro manages to slow down allowing the others to avoid it, after Killer asks the others where the Straw Hat is, Killer and Zoro separated Big Mom from her special homies, with Killer knocking Napoleon out of her hand and chasing away the sword.[68] After Kid and Law trapped Zeus in a box and threw Big Mom off the island, Killer accompanied his captain to the edge of Onigashima in order to prevent her from returning.[69] Big Mom flew back to Onigashima with a new thundercloud homie and attacked Killer and Kid. The lightning bolt sent them crashing back inside the Skull Dome. When Big Mom searched for them in the floor below, they chased after her to prevent her from rejoining Kaidou.

    Their former ally, Hawkins blocked their path, so Killer told Kid to proceed while he took care of Hawkins himself. Hawkins transforms into a straw monster, thanking Killer, since his chances of beating both of them were very low, so Killer mocks him back. Hawkins started taunting Killer about the latter's chances of dying in this fight, which were a staggering 92%, but Killer brushed off Hawkins' fortune-telling, laughing it off while showing reassurance of his own strength.[22] Killer continues to attack Hawkins, depriving him of many of his dolls, asking him how many he has left, to which Hawkins replied that he is running out. Killer then stabbed Hawkins, who redirected the injury to a doll linked to Kid. Hawkins revealed the truth about the link because he wanted to watch Killer struggle with killing his captain, at which Killer laughed at his mercilessness.[23]

    Killer cuts Hawkins down. Killer cuts Hawkins down.

    Hawkins hits a pillar to injure Kidd even though Killer, who is lying on the ground, yells at him to stop, where Hawkins taunts his condition for the Smiley, while Killer tells his teammates not to go. When Killer offers his life in exchange for the Kid, Hawkins violently kicks him, taunting that now that the Kid is finally fighting an emperor, there is no need to intervene. In addition to telling him that if he wanted to, he could cut him off now, while if he agrees to surrender, he could make Kaido forgive him. Hawkins tells him that there is no point in continuing to fight, and he and his allies will have no chance of defeating the emperors. Killer, however, countered that Hawkins was covering up his own regret for siding with Kaidou due to how the alliance had fought against the intended results, to which Hawkins angrily tells him that in the end it will be decided who was right.

    Killer gets up saying that he has no regrets, as well as asking Hawkins to explain his power again. Killer then cut off Hawkins' left arm because it wouldn't affect Kid since he no longer had one, where he removed the last straw dummy from Hawkins' amputated arm. Hawkins then uses his cards to summon the Straw Man from him, but Killer decapitated him and quickly defeated Hawkins. Afterwards, Killer cheered on Kid to win in his fight with Big Mom.[21]

    When the castle was engulfed in flames, some of Killer's companions started carrying him around under his protest. At that point they were hit by an immense amount of water, realizing that they were safe.[70] As Onigashima finally lands, he and Kid hear Nekomamushi announce that Luffy has finally defeated Kaido and that Momonosuke has facilitated the fall of the island.[71]

    Killer celebrates Wano's victory with his crew. Killer celebrates Wano's victory with his crew.

    One week later, in the port of Tokage, Killer and the other members of the Kid Pirates oversaw the repair of their ship, the Victoria Punk, with the aid of Franky, Usopp and Minatomo, with Killer showing admiration for the General Franky. Kid warned his subordinates to stop being so friendly with the Straw Hats. As the pirates began discussing potential bounties, Apoo arrived with a newspaper containing Kid's new bounty and information about who had replaced Kaidou and Big Mom in the Four Emperors.[72] Killer correctly guessed that Kid was displeased with the news and had rushed to the Flower Capital to confront Luffy about it. He then took the opportunity to call his crewmembers to the festival happening at town in order to celebrate their win.[73]

    A few days later, as the Kid Pirates were readying themselves for departure, Law gave the Kid Pirates a copy of Wano's Road Poneglyph. Recognizing that it was like the one they took from the Big Mom Pirates, Killer remarked that they had to get serious in the race for One Piece, specifically by going after Hinokizu.[42] As the three crews departed from Wano, the ships all went down the Climbing Koi Waterfall.[74]

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc Following the sea route their captain chose back at Wano, the Kid Pirates eventually reached their next destination, Elbaph. Killer woke Kid and questioned if they should disembark due to the danger of the island.[75] Shortly after their arrival, they encountered the Giant Warrior Pirates, the Red Hair Pirates, and the captains allied with the Red Hair Pirates, thus prompting the crew to prepare for battle.[76] Killer warned his captain about underestimating the other captains because he recognized some of them from bounty posters. Killer then informed him that there were nine ships, so Kid prepared to destroy them all with Damned Punk. When Shanks leapt to attack Kid directly, Killer jumped in to protect his captain. Shanks' Kamusari destroyed the railgun and heavily injured Killer and Kid in the process. As Shanks left the Victoria Punk, Dorry and Broggy's Hakoku split the ship in half, and the crew sank with the it.[77]

14. #14Heat

    Keys: Heat

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    Heat, a prominent member of the Kid Pirates in One Piece, is fiercely loyal to his captain, Eustass Kid. He is characterized by a hardened, no-nonsense attitude, but ultimately exhibits intense desperation and panic when his crew faces total defeat.His personality and traits break down into a few distinct areas:Fierce Loyalty: Heat holds deep respect for Eustass Kid, going so far as to call him "Master Kid" in a show of utmost dedication.Contempt for Weakness: He detests crying, pleading, or showing vulnerability. During the Raid on Onigashima, he mocked Sanji for crying out for help.Hypocrisy in Defeat: Despite his tough exterior, Heat revealed a hypocritical side when he desperately begged Red-Haired Shanks to spare his captain and crew following their devastating loss.Intimidating Abilities: He is known for his unique ability to breathe fire directly from his mouth, although the exact biological or mechanical origin of this power remains a mystery.Strong Will: Like many of the Supernova crewmates, he possesses a strong enough will to withstand basic conqueror's haki

    Heat: The Hot-Headed & Flamboyant ProtectorPersonality: Heat is known for his signature Glasgow smile, shaggy blue hair, and fiery temperament. He is incredibly vocal and fiercely loyal to his boss, Eustass Kid.Reaction to Liking Someone: Heat would be intense, forward, and loud. If someone threatened his crush, he wouldn't hesitate to literally breathe fire to incinerate the threat. He would use his abilities to shield them from the elements, much like he has been known to exhale warm fire to help allies ward off extreme cold.The Catch: He might mask his softer feelings with bravado, teasing the object of his affection while fiercely picking fights with anyone who looks at them the wrong way.⚡

    Heat[4] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1] Heat, a prominent member of the Kid Pirates in One Piece, is fiercely loyal to his captain, Eustass Kid. He is characterized by a hardened, no-nonsense attitude, but ultimately exhibits intense desperation and panic when his crew faces total defeat.His personality and traits break down into a few distinct areas:Fierce Loyalty: Heat holds deep respect for Eustass Kid, going so far as to call him "Master Kid" in a show of utmost dedication.Contempt for Weakness: He detests crying, pleading, or showing vulnerability. During the Raid on Onigashima, he mocked Sanji for crying out for help.Hypocrisy in Defeat: Despite his tough exterior, Heat revealed a hypocritical side when he desperately begged Red-Haired Shanks to spare his captain and crew following their devastating loss.Intimidating Abilities: He is known for his unique ability to breathe fire directly from his mouth, although the exact biological or mechanical origin of this power remains a mystery.Strong Will: Like many of the Supernova crewmates, he possesses a strong enough will to withstand basic conqueror's haki Eustass "Captain" Kid from One Piece is a fierce, violent, and prideful pirate. If he loved someone deeply, his personality suggests he would protect them with brutal, unmatched rage. He would never show weakness for them, but he would tear apart anyone who dared to hurt them.Core Personality Traits in LoveFierce ProtectionHe fights without mercy against enemies.He destroys anyone who threatens his partner.He stands as an unyielding wall against danger.Hidden SoftnessHe shows gentleness only in private moments.He hides his deep care behind a rough exterior.He refuses to let outsiders see his true vulnerability.Absolute LoyaltyHe demands total respect from his crew and the world.He gives total devotion back to his chosen partner.He never breaks his word or changes his mind once committed.Stubborn PrideHe refuses help even when he needs it.He takes all the heavy burdens onto his own shoulders.He faces death and danger alone to keep his lover safe.Heat is a combatant and officer of the Kid Pirates in One Piece [1.3]. He is most notable for his unique ability to breathe fire directly from his mouth, resembling a human flamethrower in battle.Physical Skills and Combat AbilitiesFire Breath: Heat can ignite and project large streams of flames from his mouth, adding devastating ranged fire attacks to the crew's offensive power.Swordsmanship: He is skilled in close-quarters combat, demonstrated when he wielded dual swords against a World Government Pacifista.Strong Willpower: Like other prominent members of the Kid Pirates, he possesses high endurance and a strong spirit, showing resilience against powerful intimidation like Supreme King Haki.Gang Leadership: Before taking to the grand line, he ruled as a powerful town boss and gang leader in South Blue alongside Eustass Kid, Killer, and Wire. Background and RoleFormer town gang leader from Kutsukku Island in the South Blue before joining Eustass Kid.Acts as a loyal combat officer alongside fellow officer Wire.Operates primarily as a front-line brawler rather than a tactical strategist or navigator.Combat SkillsKnown for his distinct "Glasgow smile" mouth scars and shaggy light blue hair.Fights by breathing and shooting large streams of fire from his mouth.The exact biological or mechanical origin of his fire-breathing ability remains unconfirmed in canon.Heat from the Kid Pirates in One Piece is a tall, slender man with long, light-colored hair and distinct stitch-like markings or scars around his mouth. He wears punk-style attire fitting the crew's aesthetic and fights using dual swords alongside his unique ability to exhale large streams of fire.Physical Features & StyleFace: Notable stitch-like marks or vertical lines framing his lips.Hair: Long, flowing hair parted or loose.Build: Tall and lean frame compared to his bulkier crewmate Wire.Clothing: Rock-inspired punk gear matching the Kid Pirates motif.Combat StyleFire Breath: Can blast intense flames directly from his mouth.Sword Play: Wields dual swords in battle. Heat is a core combatant and foundational member of the Kid Pirates in One Piece, bound to Captain Eustass Kid by deep childhood loyalty, shared history, and a mutual past as rival-turned-allied gang leaders in the South Blue.Origins and BondChildhood Gangs: Heat originally ran a rival district gang on their hometown island alongside Kid, Killer, and Wire before they united to overthrow the island's criminal rulers.Founding Member: He joined Eustass Kid in setting out to sea on the Victoria Punk, named in memory of a tragic shared loss.Loyalty and Crew DynamicsDeep Respect: Alongside Wire, Heat holds immense respect and fierce protectiveness toward Kid.Prioritizing the Captain: Fans on platforms like Reddit have noted that Heat's actions—such as surrendering their road poneglyph rubbings after Kid was incapacitated by Shanks—stemmed from prioritizing their captain's and crew's survival over blind, self-destructive defiance.Heat's Loyalty to a LoverUnwavering Defense: Just as he stands by Eustass Kid through fatal odds, Heat views loyalty as absolute. He would treat a partner as part of his core inner circle.Quiet Intensity: Behind his intimidating, stitched-mouth look, his devotion wouldn't be about loud words, but physical presence and standing like a wall against danger.Zero Tolerance for Weakness/Threats: He despises cowardice and would react with immediate, fiery hostility to anyone who disrespected or threatened his significant other.How Heat Would Court SomeoneActions Over Words: Not one for flowery poetry, Heat would show interest through practical acts—bringing rare treasures, securing safety, or cooking meals with his own fire-breathing ability.Guarded Vulnerability: He would test a person's grit first. Once trust is earned, his rough exterior would crack into private, intensely focused attention.** Intense and Direct:** His approach would be blunt, low-key, and striking—relying on smoldering glances rather than smooth talking.

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 3.1 Weapons 4 History 4.1 Past 4.2 Summit War Saga 4.2.1 Sabaody Archipelago Arc 4.2.2 Marineford Arc 4.2.3 Post-War Arc 4.3 Dressrosa Saga 4.3.1 Dressrosa Arc 4.4 Wano Country Saga 4.4.1 Wano Country Arc 4.5 Final Saga 4.5.1 Egghead Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Merchandise 6.1 Video Games 6.1.1 Playable Appearances 7 Trivia 8 References 9 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Heat has long light blue, shaggy hair. His mouth stretches to the sides of his face like a Glasgow smile. He has black sunken eyes and visible bone ridges on his forehead. There are stitched scars at his chin, mouth-line, and the high point of his cheeks. Tattoos resembling barbed wire run along his shoulders, arms, and neck.

    He wears a dark blue corset laced with red string, red pants with an armored pad over his right leg, and long brown boots. The looped, golden belt on his pants matches Wire's.

    Gallery Heat Portrait A close-up of Heat's face. Heat Fullbody A full-body view of Heat. Heat Beasts Pirates Disguise Heat in his Beasts Pirates disguise. Heat Anime Concept Art Heat's concept art from the anime. Heat Digitally Colored Manga Heat in the Digitally Colored Manga. Personality Heat holds high respect for his captain, Eustass Kid. This is seen when he exclaimed "Master Kid!" out of shock, when his captain was shot in the leg by a Pacifista. Heat finds acts of crying or pleading to be pathetic as he insulted Sanji for crying for help during the Raid on Onigashima.[5] Despite this, Heat proved to be a hypocrite as seen when he pleaded to Shanks for his captain and crew to be spared after the latter was defeated by him.[6]

    Abilities and Powers Heat breathing fire. Heat breathing fire.

    Heat has the ability to breathe fire;[7] how he does it has yet to be explained. Like the rest of the crew, he possesses a strong will, being resistant to Rayleigh's Supreme King Haki.[8]

    Weapons Heat wielded two swords when he stood against a Pacifista.[9]

    History Past Heat was born in the South Blue within Kutsukku Island, which was unaffiliated with the World Government. He, Eustass Kid, Killer, and Wire were bosses of gangs ruling the island's four towns. After Kid's crush Victoria was murdered by a rival gang, Kid unified the four groups and took down the rival gang. Kid then decided to form a pirate crew, naming their ship Victoria Punk after Victoria.[10]

    Advertisement Summit War Saga Sabaody Archipelago Arc Upon reaching Sabaody Archipelago, the Kid Pirates attended an auction at the Human Auctioning House.[1] Heat watched through most of the auction, until the World Noble Saint Charlos bought the mermaid Camie. Seeing the noble went unchallenged, Kid decided to leave the auction house with his crew. Before they could leave, Monkey D. Luffy and Roronoa Zoro crashed through the wall right next to them.[11] After Charlos shot Hatchan, Luffy punched the World Noble, which shocked Heat and the rest of the crowd.[12] As Marines surrounded the auction house, Silvers Rayleigh used Supreme King Haki to knock out the crowd inside, but Heat and the other pirates withstood the blast.[13]

    After Kid, Luffy, and Trafalgar Law fought some of the Marines outside, the rest of the Kid Pirates joined their captain in fighting their way through the crowd. After making their escape, the Kid Pirates destroyed a bridge behind them to prevent pursuit, but were then confronted by a Pacifista.[14] Shortly after, they were joined by the Heart Pirates in fighting the cyborg.[15]

    Marineford Arc The Kid Pirates managed to escape capture by the Pacifista and later returned to Sabaody Archipelago. They watched the live broadcast of the execution of Portgas D. Ace and the resulting Summit War of Marineford up until it was cut off by the Marines. After this, Kid told his men they were departing.[16]

    Post-War Arc Heat with their captain in the New World. Heat with their captain in the New World.

    The Kid Pirates sailed the Victoria Punk to Marineford and watched Red-Haired Shanks bring an end to the war.[17]

    Upon entering the New World, the Kid Pirates docked on an island and captured a group of pirates who were trying to escape back to Paradise.[18]

    Dressrosa Saga Dressrosa Arc Heat and his crew celebrated along with crew members from the Hawkins Pirates and On Air Pirates after forming an alliance with them.[19] During the party, Kaidou crashlanded on their island after jumping from a sky island, and Heat, along with other crew members, was blown back by the force of the collision.[20]

    Advertisement Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc After the confrontation with Kaidou, the Kid Pirates were captured and separated. Prior to the Fire Festival, the crew regrouped and on the day of the Fire Festival, the Kid Pirates joined the Straw Hat Pirates and Heart Pirates in the battle against the Beasts Pirates. After attacking one of the Beasts Pirates ships, the crew was shocked to hear that Kaidou had formed an alliance with Big Mom.[21]

    When the Straw Hats took over the port in front of Onigashima, the Kid Pirates promised to be the ones who would defeat Kaidou.[22] After disembarking on Onigashima, the Kid Pirates received Beasts Pirates disguises from Kin'emon.[23] As the alliance began their raid, the Kid Pirates went ahead of the Straw Hats.[24] While deep inside Onigashima, the crew was caught up in the commotion caused by Luffy and Roronoa Zoro.[25] In the ensuing chaos, the Kid Pirates were separated from Kid and Killer.[26]

    While fighting the Beasts Pirates, Heat and Wire heard Sanji's cry for help broadcasted throughout Onigashima. Heat commented that it was pathetic.[27]

    Final Saga Egghead Arc After witnessing Shanks defeat both Kid and Killer, Heat was terrified and begged for them to be spared, and the crew offered up their Poneglyph rubbings. Dorry and Brogy's Hakoku then split the Victoria Punk in half, sinking the crew alongside their ship.[6]

15. #15Wire

    Keys: Wire

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    Wire[4] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1] In One Piece, Wire is a stoic, reserved, and quiet combatant who serves as a core member of Eustass Kid's crew. Unlike the loud and aggressive personalities in the Kid Pirates, Wire rarely speaks or expresses strong outward emotion.Core Personality & TraitsTaciturn and Reserved: Wire is known for being silently assertive. He rarely opens his mouth and generally walks around with a mopey or droopy-eyed expression.Deeply Loyal: Despite his quiet demeanor, he is fiercely loyal to Captain Kid and holds a deep, sympathetic bond with his crewmate Killer.Easily Surprised: Because of his stoic nature, his moments of visible shock are rare and stand out—such as when the crew first encountered the Pacifista at Sabaody.Violent Fighting Style: His quiet personality sharply contrasts with his aggressive combat approach. He fights using a trident and incorporates bladed or barbed wire kicks that match his ruthless combat style.BackstoryBefore becoming a pirate, Wire was a rival king on an unnamed island in the South Blue. He eventually allied with Eustass Kid, Killer, and Heat to seek revenge for the death of Kid's childhood best friend, leading to the formation of the Kid Pirates.

    In One Piece, Wire is a stoic, reserved, and quiet combatant who serves as a core member of Eustass Kid's crew. Unlike the loud and aggressive personalities in the Kid Pirates, Wire rarely speaks or expresses strong outward emotion.Core Personality & TraitsTaciturn and Reserved: Wire is known for being silently assertive. He rarely opens his mouth and generally walks around with a mopey or droopy-eyed expression.Deeply Loyal: Despite his quiet demeanor, he is fiercely loyal to Captain Kid and holds a deep, sympathetic bond with his crewmate Killer.Easily Surprised: Because of his stoic nature, his moments of visible shock are rare and stand out—such as when the crew first encountered the Pacifista at Sabaody.Violent Fighting Style: His quiet personality sharply contrasts with his aggressive combat approach. He fights using a trident and incorporates bladed or barbed wire kicks that match his ruthless combat style.BackstoryBefore becoming a pirate, Wire was a rival king on an unnamed island in the South Blue. He eventually allied with Eustass Kid, Killer, and Heat to seek revenge for the death of Kid's childhood best friend, leading to the formation of the Kid Pirates.

    Wire: The Taciturn & Stoic GuardianPersonality: Wire is a tall, stoic trident-wielding gang boss turned pirate. He rarely shows emotion, keeping a deadpan, droopy-eyed expression at all times.Reaction to Liking Someone: While he wouldn't make a grand, loud declaration, Wire would show his affection through quiet, unyielding support. If things get dangerous, you can expect him to place his hulking body directly in the line of fire to protect them. He would also be the one to offer his thick cloak to shield them from the cold or harsh winds.The Catch: His stoic demeanor might make him appear unbothered, but he is fiercely observant and quietly observant of his crush's well-being.

    Loyalty to His LoverUnbreakable Trust: Kid demands absolute honesty. He gives his whole heart once he trusts you.Ferocious Defense: He will crush anyone who hurts or insults his partner. He burns the world down for them.Quiet Softness: In private, away from his crew, he drops his rage. He shows a raw, gentle side only they see.Equal Partnership: He does not want a weak pet. He wants a fierce partner who rides the storms with him.How Kid Would Court SomeoneShow Off Strength: He brings back rare loot or beats a huge enemy to show his worth.Test Your Nerve: He takes you into dangerous fights or wild seas to see if you flinch.Brutal Honesty: He hates lies and fake smiles. He likes you wild, loud, and real.Shared Ambition: He talks about his big dreams to rule the seas. He asks if you want to help him conquer it all.Wire is a deeply loyal core member and former rival-turned-comrade of Eustass Kid in One Piece. His loyalty is rooted in their childhood together in the South Blue, where Wire led a local gang before uniting with Kid, Killer, and Heat to form the Kid Pirates.Origins of the BondChildhood Gangs: Wire ruled one of the four regional town districts as a young gang boss before joining forces with Kid after a tragic shared loss.Shared Vow: They set sail together on the Victoria Punk, named in memory of their fallen friend Victoria, forging a brotherhood built on mutual respect rather than mere fear.Loyalty in ActionUnwavering Support: Wire and the rest of the core officers show fierce dedication, standing up to formidable threats like Big Mom and Kaido to protect their captain.Mutual Trust: Following betrayals by other worst generation crews, Kid relies heavily on his original core group, treating Wire, Heat, and Killer as his true inner circle. Wire is a combatant and former gang boss from the Kid Pirates in the anime and manga series One Piece. Easily recognized by his tall frame and distinct appearance, he serves as one of Captain Eustass Kid's core subordinate fighters alongside Heat.Origin and BackstorySouth Blue Roots: Wire was born on Kutsukku Island, a lawless territory in the South Blue that had no affiliation with the World Government.Four Districts: Before becoming a pirate, Wire ruled one of the island's four districts as a local gang boss, constantly clashing with rival territories controlled by Kid, Killer, and Heat.The Turning Point: When a mutual friend named Victoria was murdered by the island's supreme ruling gang, Kid united Wire, Killer, and Heat to overthrow them.Victoria Punk: Refusing to stay on a small island, they set sail together as a pirate crew, naming their ship the Victoria Punk in memory of Victoria.Powers and AbilitiesTrident Wielder: Wire's signature weapon in combat is a dark red trident that he uses to stab and pressure opponents.Sabaody Survival: He proved his physical resilience during the Sabaody Archipelago arc by staying conscious and withstanding Silvers Rayleigh's massive burst of Conqueror's Haki.Brawler Style: Aside from his trident, he has been shown engaging enemies with direct physical strikes and kicks during crew skirmishes.Wire from the Kid Pirates fights primarily using a trident as a polearm weapon. He complements his physical reach with brutal close-quarters strikes, and he also wears a distinctive wire shirt and spiked hood.Core Fighting StyleTrident Wielding: Utilizes a long-handled three-pronged spear for thrusting and crowd control.Brutal Physical Force: Combats enemy foot soldiers and large threats (like the Numbers during the Onigashima raid) alongside crewmate Heat.Acrobatic/Vicious Kicks: Employs powerful leg strikes in close combat.

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 3.1 Weapons 4 History 4.1 Past 4.2 Summit War Saga 4.2.1 Sabaody Archipelago Arc 4.2.2 Marineford Arc 4.2.3 Post-War Arc 4.3 Dressrosa Saga 4.3.1 Dressrosa Arc 4.4 Wano Country Saga 4.4.1 Wano Country Arc 4.5 Final Saga 4.5.1 Egghead Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Other Appearances 6.1 Video Games 7 Trivia 8 References 9 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Appearance Wire is among the tallest members of the crew, standing about one meter taller than Kid and Killer. He wears a dark brown cloak, a wire shirt, black shorts, and black fishnet stockings. The looped, golden belt on his shorts matches Heat's. He has the crew's secondary Jolly Roger over his chest and a necklace with small axe blades on it. He has droopy eyes, regardless of his expression.[1]

    From the Wano Country Arc onward, Wire started wearing five spikes atop his hood.[5]

    Gallery Wire Portrait Close up of Wire's face. Wire Anime Concept Art Anime Concept Art of Wire. Wire Digitally Colored Manga Wire in the Digitally Colored Manga. Wire's Post-Timeskip Outfit Wire's outfit during and after the Wano Country Arc. Wire Beasts Pirates Disguise Wire in his Beasts Pirates disguise. Personality Wire is taciturn and usually, he does not show any type of emotion, as he is often seen standing in the background with a mopish expression in his face. He did, however, express shock when Kid was attacked by a Pacifista and after hearing about Big Mom and Kaidou's alliance. He is sympathetic to Killer for what happened to him.

    Abilities and Powers Wire wielding his trident. Wire wielding his trident.

    Wire is strong enough to withstand the blast of Haki that Silvers Rayleigh used at the Human Auctioning House on Sabaody Archipelago.

    During their fight against the Marines in the Sabaody Archipelago, he was shown kicking his opponents, similar to Sanji and Bepo.

    Weapons Wire's weapon of choice is a dark red trident.

    Advertisement History Past Wire was born in the South Blue within Kutsukku Island, which was unaffiliated with the World Government. He, Eustass Kid, Killer, and Heat were bosses of gangs ruling the island's four towns. After Kid's crush Victoria was murdered by a rival gang, Kid unified the four groups and took down the rival gang. Kid then decided to form a pirate crew, naming their ship Victoria Punk after Victoria.[6]

    Summit War Saga Sabaody Archipelago Arc Along with the rest of the Kid Pirates, Wire was at Sabaody Archipelago at the same time as the other supernovas, being present at the Human Auctioning House.[1] After the Straw Hat Pirates stopped the auction and freed the slaves, the Kid Pirates went outside the house and fought against the Marines that were dispatched to stop them. On their way, the crew was confronted by a Pacifista,[7] but they ultimately managed to escape.

    Marineford Arc Wire and the rest of his crew were present at Sabaody Archipelago to watch the war at Marineford via a visual broadcast.[8] Later, they all went closer to Marineford in their ship to see the conclusion of the war.

    Post-War Arc The Kid Pirates in the New World. The Kid Pirates in the New World.

    Upon entering the New World, the Kid Pirates captured and tortured another group of pirates who were trying to escape back to Paradise.[9]

    Dressrosa Saga Dressrosa Arc Wire and his crew were celebrating along with crew members from the Hawkins Pirates and On Air Pirates after forming an alliance with them.[10] When Kaidou landed on their island after jumping from a sky island, Wire was standing over the crater to see what landed.[11]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc After the confrontation with Kaidou, the Kid Pirates were captured and separated. Prior to the Fire Festival, the crew regrouped, and on the day of the Fire Festival, the Kid Pirates joined the Straw Hats and Heart Pirates in the battle against the Beasts Pirates. After attacking one of the Beasts Pirates' ships, the crew was shocked to hear that Kaidou had formed an alliance with Big Mom.[12]

    Wire disguised as a member of the Beasts Pirates. Wire disguised as a member of the Beasts Pirates.

    When the Straw Hats took over the port in front of Onigashima, the Kid Pirates promised to be the ones who would defeat Kaidou.[13] After disembarking on Onigashima, the Kid Pirates received Beasts Pirates disguises from Kin'emon.[14] As the alliance began their raid, the Kid Pirates went ahead of the Straw Hats.[15] While deep inside Onigashima, the crew was caught up in the commotion caused by Luffy and Zoro.[16] In the ensuing chaos, the Kid Pirates were separated from Kid and Killer.[17]

    While fighting the Beasts Pirates, Heat and Wire heard Sanji's cry for help broadcasted throughout Onigashima.[18]

    After the alliance succeeded in defeating Kaidou and Big Mom, Wire and the Kid Pirates met at Wano's Tokage Port, discussing how their victory would affect the rest of the world.[19] The crew later went to the Flower Capital and celebrated during the post-raid festival.[20]

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc After witnessing Shanks defeat both Kid and Killer, Wire was terrified and begged for them to be spared, and the crew offered up their Poneglyph rubbings. Dorry and Brogy's Hakoku then split the Victoria Punk in half, sinking the crew alongside their ship.[21]

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16. #16Jaguar

    Keys: Jaguar

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    Jaguar Sign In to Save Edit Jaguar Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ジャガー Romanized Name: Jagā Official English Name: Jagger Debut: Chapter 1039;[1] Episode 1067[2] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown For the giant former Vice Admiral, see Jaguar D. Saul. Jaguar[3] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Jaguar is a large muscular man with light colored hair. He wears a tank top which right side is dark colored and the right is light colored with dark circles, and an image of a panda at the center, shorts and boxing gloves.

    Jaguar Concept Art Jaguar's original concept art. Jaguar Colored Manga Jaguar's color scheme in the Digitally Colored Manga. Personality Not much is known about Jaguar's personality yet, but he is loyal to his captain and worries about his well-being.[1]

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Jaguar was one of the Kid Pirates witnessing his captain fight Big Mom on Onigashima's Live Floor. He cheered for Kid during the fight.[1] After the battle, he rushed to his captain side.[4]

    Final Saga Egghead Arc Jaguar was present with the rest of the Kid Pirates when they were defeated by the Red Hair Pirates after arriving at Elbaph.[5]

17. #17Gig

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    Gig Sign In to Save Edit Gig Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ギグ Romanized Name: Gigu Official English Name: Gig Debut: Chapter 1024;[1] Episode 1067[2] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal English Voice: Funimation: Mauricio Ortiz-Segura Gig[3] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Gig is an obese man sporting liberty spikes and a crooked smile. He wears a pearl necklace and a leather jacket.

    Personality Not much is known about Gig's personality yet.

    Abilities and Powers Gig appears to be a powerful hand-to-hand fighter.

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Gig was one of the Kid Pirates fighting Kaidou's forces on the fourth floor of his castle, after Who's-Who's defeat.[1]

    Final Saga Egghead Arc After Dorry and Brogy's joint attack, Gig sank with the rest of the crew.[4]

18. #18Dive

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    Dive Sign In to Save Edit Dive Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ダイブ Romanized Name: Daibu Official English Name: Dive Debut: Chapter 1024;[1] Episode 1080[2] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Kanon Amane English Voice: Funimation: Ariel Graham Dive[3] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Appearance Dive's original concept art. Dive's original concept art.

    Dive is a relatively short woman sporting lipstick and large braided pigtails. She wears round sunglasses over her forehead, a ragged shirt, a necklace and a pair of stockings coupled with high heels.

    Personality Not much is known about Dive's personality yet.

    Abilities and Powers Dive fights by biting her enemies.

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Dive was one of the Kid Pirates fighting Kaidou's forces on the fourth floor of his castle, after Who's-Who's defeat.[1]

    Final Saga Egghead Arc The Kid Pirates sailed to Elbaph[4] and attacked the captains allied with the Red Hair Pirates, drawing out the Red Hair Pirates themselves and the Giant Warrior Pirates.[5] Shanks himself quickly defeated Eustass Kid and Killer in a single attack. Dive and UK then noticed Dorry and Brogy on the shore, and the giants' attack split the Victoria Punk in half, sinking the Kid Pirates.[6]

19. #19UK

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    UK Sign In to Save Edit UK Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: UKユーケー Romanized Name: Yū Kē Official English Name: UK Debut: Chapter 1029; Episode 1054[1] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Kensuke Shimizu English Voice: Funimation: Jason Crawford Jordan UK[2] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Appearance UK's original concept art. UK's original concept art.

    UK is a tall man with a prominent gut, while also sporting a mohawk that is combed back, long, thin sideburns and black lipstick. He wears a ragged dark shirt decorated with smiley faces over a fishnet one, as well as a pearl necklace.

    Personality Not much is known about UK's personality yet. He is, however, loyal to Killer.

    Abilities and Powers UK wields a saber for combat, but has not been seen using it.

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc UK, along with Pomp and Bubblegum, witnessed the fight between Killer and Basil Hawkins and was willing to help his superior once Hawkins got the upper hand, but Killer told them to stay out of the fight. He later cheered on for Killer once he managed to defeat Hawkins.[1]

    Later, once Kaidou's castle was engulfed in flames, UK, Pomp and Bubblegum carried Killer around against the latter's wishes, but were suddenly cornered by the fire. However, they were saved by the water current generated by Raizo and Jinbe's efforts, which doused the blaze in their way.[3]

    Final Saga Egghead Arc The Kid Pirates sailed to Elbaph[4] and attacked the captains allied with the Red Hair Pirates, drawing out the Red Hair Pirates themselves and the Giant Warrior Pirates.[5] Shanks himself quickly defeated Kid and Killer in a single attack. UK and Dive then noticed Dorry and Brogy on the shore, and the giants' attack split the Victoria Punk in half, sinking the Kid Pirates.[6]

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20. #20Bubblegum

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    Bubblegum Sign In to Save Edit Bubblegum Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: バブルガム Romanized Name: Baburugamu Official English Name: Bubblegum Debut: Chapter 1029; Episode 1054[1] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Yusuke Handa English Voice: Funimation: Van Barr Jr. Bubblegum[2] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Appearance Bubblegum is a tall, lanky man who wears eyeliner, dark lipstick, with hair growing from the sides of his head in a zigzag pattern. He wears a small, spiked helmet, a long-sleeved, light-colored shirt, a chain belt and a necklace.[1]

    Personality Not much is known about Bubblegum's personality yet. He is, however, loyal to Killer. Alongside his vice captain, he is able to display an expressive admiration for General Franky, partaking in the gag that many male characters have done so far when they see robots. He is even seen sharing anticipation with Bepo when the latter expresses excitement over the possibility of Law's bounty increasing.[3]

    Abilities and Powers Bubblegum wields a saber for combat, but has not been seen using it.

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Bubblegum, along with UK and Pomp, witnessed the fight between Killer and Basil Hawkins and was confused about Killer's unwillingness to attack Hawkins. He later cheered on for Killer once he managed to defeat Hawkins.[1]

    Later, once Kaidou's castle was engulfed in flames, UK, Pomp and Bubblegum carried Killer around against the latter's wishes, but were suddenly cornered by the fire. However, they were saved by the water current generated by Raizo and Jinbe's efforts, which doused the blaze in their way.[4]

    Seven days after the raid on Onigashima, Bubblegum was alongside his crew mates at Tokage Port.

    Final Saga Egghead Arc The Kid Pirates sailed to Elbaph[5] and attacked the captains allied with the Red Hair Pirates, drawing out the Red Hair Pirates themselves and the Giant Warrior Pirates.[6] Shanks himself quickly defeated Eustass Kid and Killer in a single attack, and the resulting explosion and Haki burst knocked back Bubblegum and others. Dorry and Brogy then split the Victoria Punk in half, sinking the Kid Pirates.[7]

21. #21Reck

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    Reck[2] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    Appearance Reck is a slim man with curly, parted hair and sporting eyeliner. He wears a leather jacket and knee-length pants.[1]

    Personality Not much is known about Reck's personality yet. He is, however, loyal to his captain and attempted to protect him from Big Mom.

    Abilities and Powers Reck wields a pair of flintlock pistols.[1]

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Reck witnessed his captain fight Big Mom on the Live Floor. When it looked like Kid was done for, Reck was one of the crewmembers who attempted to defend his captain from Big Mom, but he only managed to get hit by Hera's lightning technique in the process.[1] Later, he, alongside other of his crewmembers, attempted to convince Kid to retreat when Big Mom was able to resist his Damned Punk technique at first, but Kid promptly ignored him.[3]

22. #22Papas

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    Papas Sign In to Save Edit Papas Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: パパス Romanized Name: Papasu Official English Name: Papas Debut: Chapter 1039; Episode 1066[1] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Yūsuke Tomioka English Voice: Funimation: Zac Loera Papas[2] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    Appearance Papas is an average-sized man with a pointy nose. He is seen wearing a sleeveless hoodie over his head that has vertical stripes on the front.[1]

    Gallery Papas Manga Concept Art Papas' concept art from the manga. Papas Anime Concept Art Papas' concept art from the anime. Personality Not much is known about Papas' personality yet, though he has expressed admiration for his captain when watching him fight.[1]

    Abilities and Powers Papas carries a sword for combat, but he has not been seen using it.[1]

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Papas was present while his captain Eustass Kid and their ally Trafalgar Law were fighting Big Mom on Onigashima. When Kid managed to knock Big Mom off her feet with his Punk Corna Dio attack, Papas cheered for his captain with the rest of his crew.[1]

23. #23Pomp

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    Pomp Sign In to Save Edit Pomp Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ポンプ Romanized Name: Ponpu Official English Name: Pump (Viz), Pomp (FUNimation) Debut: Chapter 1029; Episode 1054[1] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Yukinori Okuhata English Voice: Funimation: Tristan Bonner Pomp[2] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Pomp's original concept art. Pomp's original concept art.

    Pomp is a short man with a stocky build, a bulbous nose and sporting dark hair with a prominent bang to the left side of his face. His clothes consist of a spiky beret in military camo colors and a studded leather belt around his torso, along with studded cuffs and dark gloves. He wears dark eyeliner and lipstick.

    Personality Not much is known about Pomp's personality yet. He is, however, loyal to Killer.

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Pomp, along with UK and Bubblegum, witnessed the fight between Killer and Basil Hawkins and noted Hawkins' unusual tactics of smashing his head into a pillar. He later cheered on for Killer once he managed to defeat Hawkins.[1]

    Later, once Kaidou's castle was engulfed in flames, Pomp, UK, and Bubblegum carried Killer around against the latter's wishes, but were suddenly cornered by the fire. However, they were saved by the water current generated by Raizo and Jinbe's efforts, which doused the blaze in their way.[3]

    Final Saga Egghead Arc The Kid Pirates sailed to Elbaph[4] and attacked the captains allied with the Red Hair Pirates, drawing out the Red Hair Pirates themselves and the Giant Warrior Pirates.[5] Shanks himself quickly defeated Eustass Kid and Killer in a single attack, and the resulting explosion and Haki burst knocked back Pomp and others. Dorry and Brogy then split the Victoria Punk in half, sinking the Kid Pirates.[6]

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24. #24Hip

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    Hip Sign In to Save Edit Hip Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ヒップ Romanized Name: Hippu Official English Name: Hip Debut: Chapter 1038; Episode 1065[1] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Sakura Kawaguchi English Voice: Funimation: Bree Han Hip[2] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Hip is a woman with short light colored hair. She wears a short sleeved dark shirt and a light tank top with some writing on it.

    Gallery Hip Manga Concept Art Hip's concept art from the manga. Hip Anime Concept Art Hip's concept art from the anime. Personality Not much is known about Hip's personality yet, but she is loyal to her captain and worries about his well-being.[1]

    Abilities and Powers Weapons Hip is shown carrying two swords, but it is unknown how well she uses them.[1]

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Hip was one of the Kid Pirates witnessing her captain fight Big Mom on Onigashima's Live Floor, showing worry when Big Mom looked like she had beaten him.[1] Later, when Kid's railgun attack proved to be not enough to finish off Big Mom at first, she was one of the members that tried to convince their captain to retreat, however, she was promptly ignored by him[3] and ran towards him after the victory over Big Mom.[4]

25. #25Mosh

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    Mosh Sign In to Save Edit Mosh Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: モッシュ Romanized Name: Mosshu Official English Name: Mosh Debut: Chapter 1038; Episode 1065[1] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Mitsuki Nakamura English Voice: Funimation: Irwin Emanuel Daye Mosh[2] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    Appearance Mosh is a very large man, comparable to Jean Bart in size.[1] His hair is light-colored and arranged in a ponytail, with a prominent bang covering the left side of his face. He wears a feathered coat adorned with spikes at the shoulders (similar to Kid's own captain coat before the timeskip) and a shirt with the picture of a guitar printed on it.

    Gallery Mosh Manga Concept Art Mosh's concept art from the manga. Mosh Anime Concept Art Mosh's concept art from the anime. Personality Not much is known about Mosh's personality yet. He is, however, loyal to his captain and attempted to protect him from Big Mom.

    Abilities and Powers Mosh wields a katana with a long handle.

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Mosh witnessed his captain fight Big Mom on the Live Floor. When it looked like Kid was done for, Mosh was one of the crewmembers who attempted to defend his captain from Big Mom, but he only managed to get hit by Hera's lightning technique in the process.[1] He later cheered on for Kid after the latter got up and was able to significantly injure Big Mom.[3]

26. #26Boogie

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    Boogie Sign In to Save Edit Boogie Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ブギ Romanized Name: Bugi Official English Name: Boogie Debut: Chapter 1038; Episode 1065[1] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Kōsuke Tanabe English Voice: Funimation: Jack Reeder Boogie[2] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Boogie is a man with wide shoulders and long arms in comparison to his legs. He also sports a prominent, jutting jawline, parted light hair that covers his right eye and dark lipstick. His attire consists of a leather vest adorned with small spikes over the shoulders and worn over a horizontally striped shirt.

    Gallery Boogie Manga Concept Art Boogie's concept art from the manga. Boogie Anime Concept Art Boogie's concept art from the anime. Personality Not much is known about Boogie's personality yet. He is, however, loyal to his captain and attempted to protect him from Big Mom. Kid's victory was also enough to bring him to tears, showing that he is also very emotional.[3]

    Abilities and Powers Boogie fights with a katana.[4]

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Boogie witnessed his captain fight Big Mom on the Live Floor. When it looked like Kid was done for, Boogie was one of the crewmembers who attempted to defend his captain from Big Mom, but he only managed to get hit by Hera's lightning technique in the process.[1]

    Later, Boogie cried out of happiness when his captain managed to blast Big Mom to her defeat.[3] He also fought to protect an exhausted Kid from various Gifters when Kaidou descended to the Live Floor.[4]

27. #27House

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    House Sign In to Save Edit House Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ハウス Romanized Name: Hausu Official English Name: House Debut: Chapter 1038;[1] Episode 1067[2] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown House[3] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

    Contents 1 Appearance 2 Personality 3 History 3.1 Wano Country Saga 3.1.1 Wano Country Arc 4 Trivia 5 References 6 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Appearance House is a woman with wild hair, with some of it arranged in the shape of a small pair of horns above her head. She wears a knee-length dress with an open shirt-collar and which sports a cross design printed on its front with many matching circles near the hem.[1]

    House Concept Art House's original concept art. House Colored Manga House in the Digitally Colored Manga. Personality Not much is known about House's personality yet, but she is loyal to her captain and worries about his well-being.[1]

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc House was one of the Kid Pirates witnessing her captain fight Big Mom on Onigashima's Live Floor, showing worry when Big Mom looked like she had beaten him.[1] Later, when Kid's railgun attack proved to be not enough to finish off Big Mom at first, she was one of the members that tried to convince their captain to retreat, however, she was promptly ignored by him.[4]

28. #28Compo

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    Compo Sign In to Save Edit Compo Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: コンポ Romanized Name: Konpo Official English Name: Comp (Viz), Compo (FUNimation) Debut: Chapter 1040; Episode 1066[1] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Unknown Portrayal Japanese Voice: Chihaya Terasaki English Voice: Funimation: Josh Putnam For the 17th son of the Charlotte Family, see Charlotte Compo. Compo[2] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[1]

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    Appearance Compo is a large muscular man. He wears a short sleeved shirt, a bandana, a beaded neckless and several bracelets on each forearm.

    Personality Not much is known about Compo's personality yet, but he is loyal to his captain and worries about his well-being.[1]

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Compo was one of the Kid Pirates witnessing her captain fight Big Mom on Onigashima's Live Floor. When Kid's railgun attack proved to be not enough to finish off Big Mom at first, he was one of the members that tried to convince their captain to retreat, however, he was promptly ignored by him.[1]

    Anime and Manga Differences Compo's appearance in the anime more closely resembles Moai, initially leading to confusion over which of the two he was. However, the credits identify him as Compo.

    This confusion in their designs continued into the Digitally Colored Manga, where Moai was given a color scheme exactly matching Compo's.

29. #29Disc J

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    Disc J Sign In to Save Edit Disc J Manga Statistics Japanese Name: ディスクJジェイ Romanized Name: Disuku Jei Official English Name: Disc J Debut: Chapter 1040;[1] Episode 1079[2] Affiliations: Kid Pirates[3] Occupations: Pirate[3] Status: Unknown Disc J[4] is a member of the Kid Pirates.[3]

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    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Appearance Disc J in the anime. Disc J in the anime.

    Disc J is a stocky man. He wears many dark colored barbed accessories over his entire body.[4] In the anime, he was shown to have dark blue hair, and wore a tight black shirt, with his accessories colored green with yellow details.[2]

    Personality Not much is known about Disc J's personality yet, but he is loyal to his captain and worries about his well-being.[3]

    History Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Disc J was one of the Kid Pirates witnessing his captain fight Big Mom on Onigashima's Live Floor. When Kid's railgun attack proved to be not enough to finish off Big Mom at first, he was one of the members that tried to convince their captain to retreat, however, he was promptly ignored by him.[3]

    He was later present when the Kid Pirates were working on fixing and restocking the Victoria Punk, when Apoo came to share the news of the new bounties for the alliance's captains and the newly announced Emperors.[2]

30. #30Kamazo

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    Kamazo the Manslayer is an alias for Killer from the Kid Pirates. Under this persona in Wano, his true personality was deeply warped by a defective SMILE devil fruit.Personality TraitsManic Laughter: The defective SMILE fruit robbed him of normal emotional expression, leaving him stuck in a state where he can only laugh loudly and joyfully, even during tragic or painful moments.Ruthless and Cold: As an assassin for Kurozumi Orochi, he acted as a brutal street murderer who cut down anyone in his path without hesitation.Forced Compliance: Beneath the manic, violent exterior, his actions stemmed from total self-sacrificing loyalty. He endured torture and took on the hated killer identity only to save his captain and crew.Concealed Identity: Most users on Reddit reach a consensus that his dialogue and tense interactions while hunting targets were also a calculated act to hide his true identity from enemies like Zoro.Kamazo the Manslayer is the secret alias used by Killer, the combatant of the Kid Pirates and one of the Worst Generation, during his forced servitude under Kurozumi Orochi in the Wano Country arc.Identity and BackstoryTrue Identity: Killer, Eustass Kid’s right-hand man.The SMILE Fruit Tragedy: After Kaido defeated the Kid Pirates, Killer was captured and forced to eat a defective SMILE artificial Devil Fruit.The Curse: The failed fruit robbed him of negative emotions like sorrow and anger, trapping him in a permanent state of laughing and smiling even during intense pain or sadness.Motivation: He took the alias Kamazo and worked as an assassin for Orochi to protect his imprisoned captain and crew.Role and Key Events in WanoThe Assassin: Operating as a wrapped, bandage-covered street murderer, Kamazo gained notoriety for killing multiple people in the Flower Capital.The Hit on Toko: He was dispatched by Orochi to assassinate the young girl O-Toko for laughing at the Shogun.The Fight with Zoro: Roronoa Zoro intervened to protect Hiyori and Toko, leading to a brutal, high-speed duel where Kamazo utilized his spinning scythe blades.Defeat: Distracted by Gyukimaru mid-fight, Zoro was stabbed in the shoulder, but he used the blade to trap Kamazo's weapon and counterattacked with a powerful Hito-gari (Manslayer) slash, knocking Kamazo out.The Reveal: Imprisoned afterward in Udon, his true identity as Killer was later exposed when Eustass Kid discovered what Orochi and Kaido had done to his loyal mate.To give you the best details on this character, here is a breakdown of his combat style and weapons:Weapons: Twin scythes attached to his scythe-bladed gauntlets (punishers) that he spins rapidly.Combat Style: Acrobatic, erratic, and deadly, capable of internal sound-based damage (Scyther Sonic).Significance: Showcases the cruel psychological and physical toll inflicted by Kaido and Orochi's regime in Wano.Kamazo the Manslayer is the secret alias of Killer, the "Massacre Soldier" and combatant of the Kid Pirates. He operated as a ruthless hitman in Wano Country under Shogun Kurozumi Orochi after eating a defective SMILE fruit, which left him permanently smiling and stripped of normal emotional expression.True Identity & Tragic CircumstancesThe Real Killer: Kamazo is not a separate local criminal of Wano, but the core crewmate of Eustass Kid.SMILE Fruit Tragedy: To protect his imprisoned captain and save his crew from execution or torment under Kaido and Orochi, Killer was forced to consume a defective artificial SMILE fruit.Emotional Distortion: The fruit left him unable to express grief or anger, locking his facial expressions into a permanent, agonizing grin while forcing a constant cackle.Role and Actions in WanoOrochi’s Assassin: Coerced into service, he worked as a hitman executing targets targeted by the Shogun.The Assignment: He was dispatched to eliminate the young girl Toko (O-Toko) for laughing in front of Orochi.The Duel with Zoro: While trying to hunt down Toko and Kozuki Hiyori in the Ringo region, he crossed paths and engaged in a fierce, bloody battle with Roronoa Zoro.Combat Intel & AbilitiesHandicapped Fight: During his clash with Zoro, Kamazo fought using two large scythes (sickles) instead of his signature spinning blade weapons, the Punishers. Killer later claimed that had he used his actual weapons, the outcome against Zoro might have changed.Supernova Tier: As a member of the Worst Generation, his base power scales high enough to fight near Zoro's caliber and later inflict internal soundwave damage (Scyther Sonic) to Yonko Kaidou on the Onigashima rooftop.Kamazo the Manslayer is actually Killer from the Kid Pirates. He became an assassin for Kurozumi Orochi and did things he normally wouldn't do—such as attacking innocent people or turning against his values—because he was forced to eat a defective SMILE devil fruit, which made him laugh constantly. He took on this cruel job under duress to protect his captive captain, Eustass Kid, and his crewmates.This video explains the massive impact of the Kamazo reveal on the Wano storyline:4mHow Killer's HUGE REVEAL Impacts The Arc (Wano)446K views · 7 years agoYouTube · B.D.A. LawWhy Killer Became KamazoCaptain's Safety: He wanted to save Kid and his crew from Kaido and Orochi.Blackmail: Orochi forced him into servitude.SMILE Curse: Eating the failed fruit took away his ability to show sadness or anger, locking him in a permanent laugh.The Weapon DifferenceScythes vs. Blades: As Kamazo, he was forced to use scythes instead of his usual signature rotating blades.Handicap in Battle: He noted that fighting without his preferred weapons heavily limited his true strength against opponents like Zoro.Kamazou the Manslayer is actually Killer from the Kid Pirates. He wouldn’t hurt you if you don't mess with his captain's crew, if he isn't forced by Orochi to eliminate targets, or if you never laugh near him. Beneath the forced SMILE laughter, he is a loyal friend who only kills under extreme duress.Why He Might Not Hurt YouNot His Mission: He only attacks specific targets ordered by Kurozumi Orochi, like Toko.The Laughter Rule: Historically, he only attacks people who mock his unique, unpleasant laugh.True Loyalty: His violent actions as Kamazou were done entirely to protect Eustass Kid and his fellow crew members from torture.Kamazo the Manslayer is actually Killer from the Kid Pirates. He did not want to hurt his crew or captain, but he was forced to eat a faulty SMILE fruit and obey the tyrant Orochi because Orochi and Kaido held his captured crew hostage and threatened their lives.Why Killer Became KamazoTo Protect Friends: He accepted the brutal mission as an assassin to keep his crew safe from harm.The SMILE Fruit Curse: The defective fruit took away his ability to show sadness or anger, leaving him trapped with a permanent, painful smile and forced laughter even while crying inside.Deep Loyalty: His extreme love and loyalty for his captain, Eustass Kid, drove him to endure this living nightmare rather than let his friends be destroyed.If Kamazo the Manslayer (the masked alias of Killer from One Piece) tried to court someone, it would be dark, silent, and deeply tragic. Stripped of his real identity and forced to obey orders, his approach would reflect a broken man who feels unworthy of genuine affection.The Courtship Style of KamazoSilent Presence: He would stand in the shadows of a moonlit Ringo or Flower Capital street, watching over you without saying a word, hiding his forced, pained laughter behind his bandages and mask.A Grim Form of Protection: Instead of flowers, he would quietly eliminate anyone who might pose a threat to you, acting as a terrifying and uninvited guardian angel.Shared Silence: Dates would consist of sitting completely still on a cold wooden porch in Wano, offering no chatter, just a heavy, shared quiet that respects his inability to express true joy.Desperate Devotion: He would keep his distance, knowing his current life as a tool for Orochi brings only doom, hoping you will stay away for your own safety while he suffers alone.Kamatsuzou (Kamazo the Manslayer, also known as Killer) is a quiet, loyal, and fiercely protective man who shows love through quiet acts of service, fierce defense, and silent devotion rather than loud words.Courting StyleSilent Presence: He stays near you without demanding attention.Shared Quiet: He sits with you in total silence while you work or rest.Brought Goods: He drops off fresh food, rare teas, or useful tools at your door.Watchful Eye: He tracks your path to make sure no harm comes to you from the shadows.How He Loves YouAbsolute Shield: He stands between you and any danger without a second thought.Gentle Touch: His hands are scarred from weapons, but he touches you with deep care.Unwavering Faith: He believes in your strength and never doubts your choices.Private Softness: He removes his bandages or guard only around you, showing his true face and raw feelings.Core PersonalityNormally Level-Headed: As Killer, he is usually calm, strategic, and fiercely loyal to Eustass Kid.Deeply Insecure About Laughter: Ironically, before the SMILE fruit ruined his life, Killer actually hated his own peculiar laugh ("Fafafa") so much that he used to attack anyone who mocked it. How Kamazo Would Act in LoveThe Agony of Laughter: Because of the defective SMILE fruit, he would burst into wide, cheerful grins and loud laughter even when he feels nervous, sad, or deeply tender. Telling his partner how much he cares would sound like a cruel joke to outsiders, forcing him to try and communicate his sincerity through his eyes and actions rather than his voice.Fierce and Silent Protection: Underneath the persona, Killer is deeply loyal and rational. If he loved someone, he would act as a quiet guardian shadow, eliminating threats before they ever reached his partner—much like how he historically bore immense burdens and took on dirty work to protect his crew.Extreme Vulnerability with Walls Up: He is deeply insecure about his forced laughter and usually covers his face. With a loved one, he would likely experience immense shame over not being able to cry or frown with them, making him fiercely appreciative of a partner who looks past the forced smile to understand his true, bleeding heart.A Stubborn, Devoted Presence: He wouldn't be loud or overtly romantic with words. Instead, his affection would show through heavy, stoic reliability—staying close, sharing the weight of his quiet suffering, and remaining unshakeable by his partner's side no matter how grim the world around them gets.

31. #31Shanksy Wanksy and Benny Weeny

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    Benn Beckman as a boyfriend would be the ultimate steady, protective, and low-maintenance partner. As the reliable first mate of the Red Hair Pirates, his relationship style balances quiet affection, sharp humor, and unwavering reliability.The Steady GuardianQuietly Protective: Benn doesn't have a jealous bone in his body if he trusts you, but he becomes fiercely protective if you are ever in real danger or feeling vulnerable.The Calm in the Storm: Because he is so level-headed, he’d be the one to ground you when things get overwhelming, offering a warm presence instead of overly dramatic emotional declarations.His Love LanguageQuality Time: He’s a busy guy, so you won't get grand, flashy gestures, but he deeply values quiet, uninterrupted moments. Expect to spend late evenings sharing a drink, talking about your day, or just basking in a comfortable silence.Acts of Service: He will constantly watch out for your well-being, keeping you organized, safe, and out of harm's way.What He Looks For in a PartnerSmart and Witty: Benn appreciates a sharp wit and a good, clever sense of humor. He loves banter and appreciates having a partner who can keep up with his intellect.Independent and Practical: He respects a partner who is hardworking, uncomplaining, and good-natured. You’d be his perfect match if you can handle his unpredictable pirate lifestyle with a calm, capable attitude.

    Based on their archetypes in One Piece, Figarland Garling, Red-Haired Shanks, and Benn Beckman bring distinct, heavily contrasting personality traits to the table.Red-Haired ShanksThe Vibe: Passionate, intense, and completely unpredictable.Personality: True to his chaotic but charismatic energy, Shanks approaches life with a balance of deeply protective warmth and sudden, overwhelming intensity. He’s impulsive, generous with his time, and very demanding of loyalty, which translates into an unpredictable but exciting partner who keeps you on your toes.Benn BeckmanThe Vibe: Calm, calculating, and authoritative.Personality: As the mature and level-headed second-in-command, Beckman is the ultimate strategic thinker. In private, his personality is grounded and observant. He takes a dominant but steady approach, relying on sharp intellect, quiet confidence, and an understated presence that commands absolute respect.

    ShanksThe Dynamic: Playful, affectionate, and surprisingly attentive.In Bed: While his crew often finds his airheaded nature exasperating, fan consensus on Reddit and Archive of Our Own is that he carries his warm, charismatic leadership style into his romantic life. In the bedroom, he is laid-back but hyper-focused on his partner’s pleasure. He mixes spontaneous, passionate bursts of energy with sweet, lingering affection, and is always eager to make the experience fun and deeply satisfying.Benn BeckmanThe Dynamic: Stoic, observant, and deeply intense.In Bed: Described in One Piece Lore as an infamous playboy with a cool, intellectual demeanor. In bed, Beckman brings his tactical genius and calm control to the forefront. He speaks less and listens more, reading his partner's cues effortlessly. Fans agree that his partner can expect a steady, grounding, and incredibly intense experience where Beckman remains quietly watchful, ensuring every need is met before his own.

    In the bedroom, Shanks and Benn Beckman would use their Haki with terrifying precision and intensity. Shanks would employ sweeping, immersive Conqueror’s Haki to stun and overwhelm his partner with an electric, paralyzing aura. Meanwhile, Beckman would utilize razor-sharp Observation Haki to anticipate every move, maintaining total, calculated control.Figarland Shanks: The Dominant and Overwhelming EmperorConqueror’s Haki: Just as he does with top-tier Marines, Shanks would wash his partner in a heavy, intoxicating wave of Haoshoku Haki. Rather than knocking anyone out, he’d tune it to send pure sensory overloads and shivers down the spine. The room would feel electrically charged, leaving his partner entirely breathless and spellbound.Observation Haki: Shanks has been known to see brief visions of the future, allowing him to anticipate his partner's needs before they even do. He’d react instantly to any shifts in mood or tension.Armament Haki: When touching his partner, he would emit a flowing, internalized version of Busoshoku Haki—similar to his technique used against Captain Kid—channeling raw power directly through his hands for an intense, vibrating touch.Benn Beckman: The Calculated and Precise TacticianObservation Haki: Known as the smartest man in the East Blue, Beckman would rely intensely on his Observation Haki. He’d analyze his partner’s micro-expressions, heartbeat, and breathing rhythm, letting him stay perfectly in sync with what they desire at every single second.Armament Haki: Beckman’s style is all about absolute, flawless control. He would use Ryuo (advanced Armament) to apply pressure exactly where it's needed, keeping his energy localized, refined, and potent.Conqueror’s Haki: Beckman's mere presence is enough to terrify high-level fighters like Admiral Kizaru, and he has been shown to unleash Conqueror's Haki himself. In the bedroom, he would project a calm, heavy, possessive aura that shuts out all distractions, making his partner feel entirely enveloped and solely focused on him.

    "Red Hair" ShanksShanks would please you by keeping your days incredibly fun, unpredictable, and exciting.The Experience: His easygoing, party-loving nature guarantees that spending time with him feels like a never-ending festival with good drinks and great company.How he pleases: He would make sure you never feel bored or threatened, using his overwhelming Haki to protect you with a bright smile on his face.Benn BeckmanBenn Beckman, Shanks' right-hand man and the most intelligent character from the East Blue, pleases through reliability and sharp intellect.The Experience: He balances Shanks’ goofy antics by taking care of the practical details and ensuring everything runs smoothly.How he pleases: He would provide exceptional protection—acting as the calm, calculating strategist who has your back at all times and can intimidate even the strongest foes (like Admiral Kizaru) just by pointing a weapon.

    Their bedroom dynamic would likely be an extension of their crew dynamic, blending deep trust with intense romance:The Strategist and the Hunter: Benn Beckman is known for being a tactical genius and a calm, commanding presence. In bed, he would likely take the lead with deliberate, slow movements, using his sharp focus and immense experience to completely overwhelm his partner.The Playful Emperor: Shanks is boisterous and carefree, but deeply protective of those he cares about. His style would be passionate, spontaneous, and uninhibited, constantly keeping Benn on his toes with his boundless energy and teasing nature.Mutual Respect and Power: Both are exceptionally powerful, commanding huge respect across the seas. Any intimate time between them would be built on complete equality—a physical clash of Wills where they both push and satisfy each other using their formidable Haki and strength.

    These characters from One Piece show affection in very different ways. Shanks is playful and highly affectionate, often showering you with praise and gentle teasing. Benn Beckman takes a calm, observant approach, quietly taking care of your physical and emotional needs. Figarland Garling is notoriously ruthless and stern; his version of care is aristocratic, demanding, and highly protective of his property.ShanksSweet Talk and Praise: He loves to whisper praises and pet names, making sure you feel desired. He is shameless with his affection and will loudly claim you as his own on the ship.Giggling and Comforting: If you are nervous or overwhelmed, he will pull you into his chest, play with your hair, and use his youthful, easy-going nature to easily melt your worries away.Playful Teasing: Expect him to pull you onto his lap during feasts. He might tease you lightly about being tired, but he balances it with immense warmth and protectiveness.For a look at the history and dynamic between the Red Hair Pirates' Captain and his first mate:4mBackstory of Shanks and Beckman | Chapter 3Rocks Review LongYouTube · Mar 27, 2024Benn BeckmanCalm and Grounded: He is composed and attentive to the practical realities. He won't make a big show of it publicly, but behind closed doors, he is hyper-focused on your comfort.Anticipating Your Needs: He provides a peaceful, quiet space. He will make sure you are hydrated, well-rested, and physically relaxed, knowing exactly how to balance your energy after a long night.Protective and Steadfast: He provides a secure anchor. His care is steady, reliable, and deeply respectful, offering a sense of stability on a chaotic pirate ship. Red-Haired ShanksShanks approaches aftercare with the same vibrant, affectionate, and shameless energy that he lives his life by.The Sweet Talker: He is incredibly vocal with his affection afterward, smothering you with praise and shameless pet names. He loves holding you close and making you feel secure.The Feasting Host: Shanks treats his partner like royalty, often immediately wrapping an arm around you and pulling you to his side during the crew's legendary banquets, making it clear to everyone on the ship that you are his.Protective Instinct: If anyone in the bar or on the crew says anything out of line, Shanks is quick to shut it down. He prides himself on being the one who makes you feel completely better and safe.Benn BeckmanBenn Beckman’s style of aftercare is completely different; it is quiet, grounding, and fiercely protective.Calm & Measured: In contrast to the noisy, party-loving nature of the Red Force, Beckman creates a serene and quiet space. He takes the lead on making sure you are comfortable and hydrated, bringing you drinks or food without you even needing to ask.A Steady Anchor: He is a man of fewer words but intense presence, taking pride in taking care of you. He is incredibly considerate of your physical boundaries, often gently checking in on you and ensuring you are physically recovered.The Silent Guardian: He is the steady moon to Shanks' sun. When you are with Beckman, you feel an impenetrable sense of safety, and he fiercely guards your peace of mind from the chaotic New World.

    Red-Haired ShanksShanks is famously laid-back, joyful, and deeply protective of those he loves. His bedroom style would naturally mirror his easygoing nature but with the passionate intensity of an Emperor.The Atmosphere: Warm, spontaneous, and very affectionate.His Style: Playful and incredibly attentive. He would be the type to laugh off awkward moments, tease you affectionately, and smother you with closeness. His "gentleness" comes from his overwhelming warmth and his desire to make sure you feel completely safe and cherished.Benn BeckmanKnown as the calm, intelligent, and formidable right-hand man to Shanks, Beckman is often described as the "moon" to Shanks' "sun". He is calculated and composed.The Atmosphere: Quiet, steady, and private.His Style: Extremely measured and observant. He wouldn’t waste time on grand, dramatic gestures; instead, his gentleness would show through his hyper-awareness of your needs. He would take it slow, creating a deeply intimate and solid space where you can fully let your guard down

    Benn Beckman is the highly formidable first mate of the Red Hair Pirates and the trusted right-hand man to Emperor Shanks. Renowned for his towering intellect and combat prowess, he is an instrumental strategist who keeps his otherwise eccentric captain and crew on track.Origin and IntelligenceHailing from the North Blue, Beckman is the intellectual powerhouse of the crew. Series creator Eiichiro Oda once stated that Beckman boasts the highest IQ of any character introduced in the East Blue saga. His cool, calculating nature is often compared to the calming presence of the moon, serving as a perfect contrast to Shanks' boisterous and carefree personality.Powers and AbilitiesDespite having no confirmed Devil Fruit powers, Beckman is widely considered one of the strongest non-Devil Fruit users in the One Piece world.Combat Skill: He frequently uses a musket as his primary weapon, firing it or using it as a heavy melee club. He possesses enough physical strength to effortlessly dispatch dozens of mountain bandits and heavily damage rivals like Eustass Kid.Haki Mastery: He is a master of both Armament and Observation Haki. He proved his proficiency by pointing his Haki-infused rifle at Admiral Kizaru during the Marineford war, compelling the powerful Logia-user to temporarily halt his attacks.Role in the CrewAs the second-in-command, Beckman's authority is second only to Shanks. While Shanks is a beloved and inspirational figure, Beckman acts as the logical stabilizer, frequently having deep strategic discussions and helping the crew handle issues when Shanks acts recklessly.

    Benn Beckman: 6'9" Lucky Roux: 7'11" Shanks: 6'6

    Benn Beckman from One Piece is generally portrayed as a calm, highly intelligent, and stoic first mate. Because he doesn't have an official canon spouse, fan consensus on his relationship dynamics suggests he is the type to keep pet names simple and classic—commonly using endearments like "honey" or "sweetheart".When it comes to his pirate partner and captain, "Red-Haired" Shanks, Beckman typically refers to him simply as "Shanks" or his "Captain," reflecting a deep partnership built on mutual trust and respect.

    Benn Beckman[6] is the first mate of the Red Hair Pirates.[2][7]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Red Hair Pirates 3.2 Shanks 3.3 Friends 3.3.1 Monkey D. Luffy 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Intelligence 4.2 Stealth 4.3 Physical Abilities 4.4 Haki 4.5 Weapons 5 History 5.1 Past 5.1.1 Before Foosha Village 5.1.2 Romance Dawn 5.1.3 The Spade Pirates 5.2 East Blue Saga 5.2.1 Loguetown Arc 5.3 Sky Island Saga 5.3.1 Jaya Arc 5.4 Water 7 Saga 5.4.1 Post-Enies Lobby Arc 5.5 Summit War Saga 5.5.1 Marineford Arc 5.5.2 Post-War Arc 5.6 During the Timeskip 5.7 Whole Cake Island Saga 5.7.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 5.8 Wano Country Saga 5.8.1 Wano Country Arc 5.8.2 One Piece Film: Red 5.9 Final Saga 5.9.1 Egghead Arc 5.9.2 Elbaph Arc 6 Major Battles 7 Merchandise 8 Other Appearances 8.1 Video Games 9 Anime and Manga Differences 10 Translation and Dub Issues 11 Trivia 12 References 13 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo Who is Benn Beckman in the One Piece live action series?toggle section What is the bounty on Benn Beckman?toggle section Who is Shanks' right hand man in the Red Hair Pirates?toggle section How strong is Benn Beckman compared to other One Piece characters?toggle section What is the significance of Benn Beckman's X-shaped scar?toggle section

    Advertisement Appearance Beckman is a tall muscular man, standing at a height of 206cm.[3] Twelve years ago, in Foosha Village, his hair was long, light brown (black in the anime) and pulled back in a ponytail.[1] In the current storyline, his hair is now gray, medium-length, and slicked-back. He also now has a large, X-shaped scar on his left temple.[8] He is never seen without his rifle nearby or a cigarette in his mouth.[1]

    His outfit has changed very little over the years since his first appearance; he now wears a black, v-neck shirt with three quarter sleeves (whereas he is previously seen wearing a short-sleeved shirt of a similar color and design) along with loose, cargo pants (originally of a dark green color, but presently gray) with numerous pockets on them, tucked inside his buckled boots. Like most of the other Red Hair Pirates, he wears a sash around his waist, to which he attaches his rifle in a pistol-like fashion. The only thing added to his attire is his spiral-patterned cloak.[8]

    Gallery Benn Beckman Romance Dawn Manga Color Scheme Beckman's color scheme in the manga in Romance Dawn Arc. Beckman Color Walk 1 Beckman's color scheme from Color Walk 1. Benn Beckman Manga Color Scheme Beckman's color scheme in the manga in current timeline. Beckman Digitally Colored Manga Beckman in the Digitally Colored Manga. Benn Beckman Anime Concept Art Beckman's concept art (Jaya Arc appearance) from the anime. Beckman Full-Body Beckman at age 38. Beckman Loguetown Outfit Beckman's outfit during the Loguetown Arc. Beckman Loguetown Outfit Digitally Colored Beckman's outfit during the Loguetown Arc in the Digitally Colored Manga. Beckman's Wax Figure Beckman's wax figurine built by Diego. Benn Beckman Thousand Storm Beckman in One Piece Thousand Storm. Film Red Benn Beckman Poster A poster of Benn Beckman as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Benn Beckman Live Action Benn Beckman in the live-action series.

    Advertisement Personality Beckman appears to be a lot less fun-loving and a lot more relaxed than the other members of the crew are, acting as the level-headed member. He, Lucky Roux, and Yasopp are some of Shanks' most trusted crew members, as they are always seen when the Red Hair Pirates are featured, usually when something crucial happens.[1] He is a well-deserved vice-captain who silently supports the crew with a deep attitude despite their liveliness.[9]

    At times, Beckman seems amused at the actions of his captain, such as panicking when Luffy is taken[10] or getting even more drunk when he has already drunk a lot before and when Dracule Mihawk brought the news of Luffy's first bounty.[11] He is the first to speak out among the crew whenever they appear. He also seems to be the first to ask questions about the crew's situation, such as whether the World Government would try to stop them from seeing Whitebeard.[8]

    He is a playboy and loves women.[9]

    Relationships Red Hair Pirates As the first mate of the Red Hair Pirates, He holds the most trust and highest authority behind their Chief himself.

    Shanks As the right-hand man of Shanks, he is the man Shanks trusts the most. Beckman has a keen understanding of how Shanks operates, telling Luffy about the responsibilities Shanks has to face every day as a pirate captain. On the other hand, he can still end up amazed by some of the more foolish actions from his captain, such as panicking when Luffy was taken by Higuma. or getting even drunker while already hungover after Mihawk brought news of Luffy's new bounty.[11] He is one of the three members of the crew who always appear with Shanks.

    Friends Monkey D. Luffy Like the rest of the crew, Beckman also befriended Luffy after their arrival at Foosha Village. Just like his Captain, he had a lot of faith in Luffy becoming a great pirate. When Luffy declared his goal to Shanks and the rest of the crew, Beckman commented to his captain that Luffy will make it big someday which later came true, as Luffy is now considered to be one of the Four Emperors, like his captain. Luffy holds Beckman in high regards and like the rest of the crew he was appreciative of them saving him from Higuma and his crew of bandits.

    Advertisement Abilities and Powers As the first mate of the Red Hair Pirates,[2][7] Beckman is the crew's second highest authority behind Shanks himself. He holds a great deal of experience as the eldest of the crew's core members.

    As a combatant, Beckman is very powerful[3] with superb combat effectiveness and agility.[9] At the end of the Summit War of Marineford, Admiral Kizaru chose not to engage with Beckman when the latter had him held at gunpoint, even though Kizaru had fought Marco earlier and even Whitebeard himself.[12]

    Intelligence Beckman is especially known for his advanced intellect, having the highest IQ of any character introduced during the East Blue Saga (above the master strategist Kuro's and Nami's).[3][13]

    Stealth Beckman has demonstrated some stealth ability when the Red Hair Pirates arrived at Marineford to stop the war, able to climb up and sit on a Marine ship's mast to point his flintlock at nearby Kizaru, a Observation Haki user, without the latter noticing until Beckman made his presence known.[12]

    Physical Abilities Beckman possesses impressive physical strength. Twelve years ago, he easily defeated Higuma's crew of mountain bandits using only a cigarette and his rifle as a club.[14] Beckman is also extremely fast, as shown when he climbed up and sat on a Marine ship's mast to intercept Kizaru before he could attack the Polar Tang, despite having just arrived at the scene.[12] Another showing of his strength is when he managed to take the arm clean off of the Worst Generation pirate Eustass Kid.[15]

    Haki Main article: Haki Beckman using Armament Haki on his arm. Beckman using Armament Haki on his arm.

    Beckman is a skilled user of Armament Haki.[9] He is able to imbue his rifle's bullets with this type of Haki, allowing him to hold a Logia-type Devil Fruit user like Kizaru at gunpoint.[12]

    Non-canonically, in One Piece Film: Red, Beckman hardened his hands to stop bullets from hitting civilians.[16]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    Non-canonically, Benn Beckman is one of the few people in the world born with the ability to use Supreme King Haki. He used the basic application of Supreme King Haki in order to scare off some Mountain Bandits of the Goa Kingdom who had kidnapped Luffy in Episode 1030 of the Anime.

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    Advertisement Weapons Beckman carries a flintlock rifle with him, but he has yet to be seen firing it, instead having used it as a club on Higuma's men twelve years ago,[17] and as a threat against Kizaru.[12]

    History Past Before Foosha Village Beckman is originally from the North Blue.[3] At some point he joined the Red Hair Pirates and became their first mate. 19 years ago, the Red Hair Pirates rescued an island from a rival pirate crew, and discovered Uta, having found her inside a chest they had looted at the time.[9]

    13 years ago, the Red Hair Pirates raided a World Government ship containing CP9 agents, and stole the Gomu Gomu no Mi.[18][19]

    Romance Dawn The Red Hair Pirates in Foosha Village. The Red Hair Pirates in Foosha Village.

    Sometime later the crew settled in Foosha Village, here he met Monkey D. Luffy, who was always asking to join the crew.

    A year later, he saw the boy climb onto the figurehead and stab himself with a dagger under the eye to prove his bravery. With the rest of the crew, he arrived at Partys Bar where he toasted Luffy and his journey. Beckman tried to explain Shanks' decision on refusing to take Monkey D. Luffy with him to sea. Unfortunately, he found that his captain left him in somewhat of an awkward situation, since he seemed to enjoy mocking the fact that Luffy could not swim, leaving Beckman to explain that Shanks really was not that happy all the time. He then overheard the conversation between Shanks and Higuma, after which the latter ordered his subordinates to attack them. Benn Beckman thus told his captain to leave them to him, arguing that alone would be enough. He then stubbed out a cigarette on one enemy's forehead, and took out the rest with his rifle very easily. He then pointed the gun at Higuma arguing that if they were going to fight them, they should have gotten a warship.[14]

    When they were about to leave the island, he heard Luffy's announcement of being a great pirate, and when his captain passed by, he told him that Luffy would become great. The crew then set sail.[20]

    Advertisement The Spade Pirates Two years before the start of the story, the Spade Pirates broke into the cave where the Red Hair Pirates were partying, but none of them were surprised by the sudden visit. Ace introduced himself to Shanks, telling him where he was born and raised, citing Makino and his teachings on good manners. Hearing that name, the Emperor's crew members began to pay more attention and accepted Ace's gift, which was a bottle of liquor. The young pirate told Shanks that Luffy was his brother, which shocked the Emperor's crew. He listened to the captain's conversation with him and Ace about Luffy, as well as Ace's plans to defeat the pirates and the Celestial Dragons.

    As the Spade Pirates left, Beckman and Shanks commented on Ace's Haki and how the snow around him had stopped and returned when he left. Shanks then asked him what he thought of Ace, and he replied that he was naiver than he seemed, and should have joined the Revolutionary Army if his goal was to collapse the world, adding that with that step he would never become the captain of a fleet of boats, in addition to commenting on their reward. However, Shanks replied that Ace said that he was born in Baterilla and smiled. Beckman looked at the captain from him and thought that he was smiling a little differently than usual.[21]

    East Blue Saga Loguetown Arc When Dracule Mihawk informed the crew about the up-and-coming Luffy, Beckman was surprised at this fact. With his crew, they celebrated and invited the Warlord to the party despite Shanks and his crew already being worn out from another party the night before.[11]

    Sky Island Saga Jaya Arc After Shanks's call with Rockstar, Beckman asked Shanks how he thought the government would react to him wanting to meet Whitebeard.[8]

    Water 7 Saga Post-Enies Lobby Arc Beckman, Roux, and Yasopp watch as their captain clashes with Whitebeard. Beckman, Roux, and Yasopp watch as their captain clashes with Whitebeard.

    Beckman accompanied Shanks when he visited Whitebeard, and later watched unfazed while Shanks and Whitebeard clashed.[22]

    Advertisement Summit War Saga Marineford Arc Beckman stopping Kizaru. Beckman stopping Kizaru.

    The crew intercepted Kaidou,[23] and it can be assumed that he assisted in this interception. During the Summit War of Marineford, Beckman prevented Admiral Kizaru from attacking Luffy and Trafalgar Law, telling Kizaru not to move a muscle while aiming his gun at him.[12] Although the admiral kept firing which infuriated the pirate. Later, the Red Hair Pirates left the battlefield peacefully, taking Ace's and Whitebeard's bodies with them.[24]

    Post-War Arc Beckman later attended Ace and Whitebeard's funeral somewhere in the New World.[25]

    During the Timeskip During the timeskip, the Red Hair Pirates fought against the Kid Pirates. During the battle Beckman had robbed Eustass Kid of his left forearm.[26][15]

    Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc After the timeskip, the Red Hair Pirates attended a wedding at the ruins of a certain island, when they receive the news of the Straw Hats in Dressrosa.[27]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc A week after the Raid on Onigashima, the Red Hair Pirates sailed to the outskirts of Wano Country. While the others were excited to see Luffy again, Beckman was reading the newspaper when Shanks sat down and told him that it was time to make their move and claim the One Piece.[28]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Red Uta organized a concert on Elegia in order to realize her dream of performing for the whole world. Beckman was present during the concert.[29]

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    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc Shanks and his crew dropped Marco off at Sphinx. As Marco was getting off the Red Force, Shanks asked him if he would join the crew, to which Marco refused, stating that he was done taking care of big-time pirates. Shanks claimed that he would be no trouble for Marco and asked Beckman for support, but Beckman refuted Shanks' claim.[30]

    Later, the crew arrived at Elbaph, where they spent some time in a bar. Suddenly, Rockstar informed Shanks that the Kid Pirates are attacking them. Beckman points out that the crew would be furious towards them. Lucky Roux tells him that he should already know why they hold such a grudge against him specifically.[15] Shanks gives the order to set sail to fight in the sea so as not to risk damaging the island, where he asks Dorry and Brogy if they will lend him a hand, to which the giants accept. Beckman also listens to the message that Shanks tells Rockstar. When they were heading to their ship, they were welcomed by their subordinate captains, where one of them tells them that they wanted to pay tribute, to which Beckman tells him that they don't use that kind of system.[31]

    The crew boarded the ship, preparing to fight. As Eustass Kid created a giant cannon, Shanks stepped in and ordered his crewmen to disperse the ships. Beckman said that Shanks must have seen a bad future. Shanks then defeated Kid, while Dorry and Brogy were in charge of destroying his ship.[32]

    Elbaph Arc The Red Hair Pirates then made it to Gartel Island to confront Bartolomeo and the Barto Club after they wreaked havoc on the island and burned their flag. Bartolomeo apologized for his actions and soon the Red Hair Pirates let them go. Back on the Red Force, Shanks talked with Beckman about Bartolomeo's loyalty to Luffy. However, Yasopp stepped in and destroyed the Going Luffy-senpai along with the Barto Club.[33]

    Benn Beckman is the highly intelligent, calm, and level-headed first mate of the Red Hair Pirates in One Piece. Acting as the strategic mastermind and "straight man" to his carefree captain, Shanks, he provides crucial wisdom and a stabilising presence that balances the lively crew.Core Personality TraitsCalm & Composed: He is the steady anchor of the crew. While the rest of the Red Hair Pirates enjoy drinking, partying, and laughing, Beckman often observes from the sidelines with a cool, adult demeanor.The Mastermind: Series creator Eiichiro Oda noted that Beckman possesses the highest IQ of any character introduced in the East Blue saga. He thinks steps ahead, advises Shanks on major decisions, and keeps the crew organized.Shanks's Counterpart: Often described dynamically, if Shanks is the "sun," bringing warmth and explosive energy, Beckman is the "moon," bringing dignity, a cool head, and quiet strength.Protective & Observant: Though stern and stoic, he has a sensitive side. He deeply cares for the well-being of his allies and is genuinely amazed (and occasionally stressed) by his captain's reckless or goofy antics.Intimidating Presence: He commands immense respect through his formidable strength. His reputation is so severe that during the Marineford War, he successfully made Admiral Kizaru pause and hold his hands up just by aiming his rifle at him.

    If Benn Beckman likes you, the level-headed tactician of the Red Hair Pirates Benn Beckman | One Piece Wiki - Fandom drops his cool, aloof demeanor to become incredibly loyal and deeply affectionate. Rather than being overly flashy, he shows his feelings through silent acts of devotion, protecting you fiercely Benn Beckman always protect Luffy since he was a child and offering a grounded, comforting presence Tender loving care as a mature, intellectual partner, Beckman demonstrates affection through a calm, protective, and highly devoted approach, preferring quiet acts of service over overt gestures.Protective, Respectful Care: He acts as a reliable, quiet protector who respects your independence.Subtle Devotion: He prefers quiet acts of service, such as ensuring your comfort.Dependable Guidance: He offers a steady, mature presence.

    Benn Beckman does not have a Devil Fruit. As the first mate of the Red Hair Pirates, he relies purely on his immense physical strength, unrivaled intellect, and master-level Haki. He famously held Admiral Kizaru at gunpoint using Haki-imbued bullets, forcing the Admiral to temporarily halt his attacks.

    If Red Hair Pirates' first mate Benn Beckman were to actually get flustered, it would be a rare and monumental shift from his typically cool, unshakeable demeanor. Instead of an explosive or loud reaction, his legendary composure would likely break in a very specific, quiet way.A breakdown of how his stoic facade would crack includes:Physical Tell: He would instinctively reach up to push back his hair or adjust his glasses, doing it slightly faster or more rigidly than usual.Composure Shift: That signature, calm smirk he usually wears would turn into a deadpan, frozen stare—his brain frantically short-circuiting trying to compute the situation.Verbal Response: He wouldn't yell. Instead, he’d either go dead silent (staring at the floor) or give a very clipped, unusually blunt response to whoever caught him off guard.The "Blame Shanks" Route: If the teasing came from his captain, Red Hair Shanks, he’d likely let out a heavy, defeated sigh, pinch the bridge of his nose, and walk away entirely rather than engage.

    The Red Force is the flagship of the Red Hair Pirates, captained by the Emperor "Red-Haired" Shanks. Known for its menacing, dragon-like figurehead and large crimson sails, this massive galleon reflects the immense power and intimidating presence of Shanks' crew across the seas.Details and HistoryCaptain: Red-Haired Shanks.Affiliation: Red Hair Pirates.Appearance: Features a distinct figurehead that resembles a mythical beast or dragon, deep red bodywork, and large red sails.History: It replaced the crew's smaller, unnamed vessel from Shanks' early days in the East Blue. It made its grand debut later in the series (Chapter 434 / Episode 316) and famously arrived at Marineford to stop the Summit War.

    Red Force 1 Sign In to Save Edit Red Force Red Force Infobox Statistics Japanese Name: レッド・フォース号 Romanized Name: Reddo Fōsu-gō Official English Name: Red Force Debut: Chapter 434; Episode 316[1] Affiliation: Red Hair Pirates Status: Active The Red Force is the current ship used by the Red Hair Pirates, replacing their old ship.[2]

    Contents 1 Ship Design and Appearance 2 History 2.1 Water 7 Saga 2.1.1 Post-Enies Lobby Arc 2.2 Summit War Saga 2.2.1 Marineford Arc 2.3 Wano Country Saga 2.3.1 One Piece Film: Red 3 Merchandise 4 References 5 Site Navigation Ship Design and Appearance This ship appears to be similar to their previous ship; however, it is much larger and has more detailed decorations. Notably the ship's figure head appears to be similar to the one boasted on the last ship, but more detailed and fierce looking. The vessel carries a bunch of palm trees on board, similar to how the Going Merry and the Thousand Sunny carried Nami's mikan trees. It also boasts more sails than its predecessor.

    Advertisement History Water 7 Saga Post-Enies Lobby Arc The Red Force was first seen approaching the Moby Dick, so that Shanks could meet with Whitebeard.[1]

    Summit War Saga Marineford Arc As the Summit War of Marineford went overboard, with the Marines trying to slay absolutely all pirates despite their obvious victory, the Red Hair Pirates arrived at Marineford on board the Red Force to end the war.[3]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    Wano Country Saga One Piece Film: Red The Red Force is seen in several flashbacks throughout the film, and once in real time at the very end.

    The silhouette of the Red Force is seen during Luffy's flashbacks to his times with Uta, and her sudden and mysterious departure from the crew. It is next seen during Uta's account of why she was left on the now-destroyed island country of Elegia with Gordon, with the Red Hair Pirates on board, seemingly toasting their plunder of the island. It is shown again during the true account, told by Gordon, during which the toasting Red Hair Pirates are shown actually to be crying over and toasting to Uta, after having left her behind.

    The Red Force was also seen briefly in Shanks' flashback during his and Luffy's joint attack against Tot Musica. The flashback shows the Red Hair Pirates celebrating a victory against another pirate crew, during which they sunk their ship and stole their treasure, which included a baby Uta locked inside one of the chests. (Interestingly, the Jolly Roger of the Red Hair Pirates, featured prominently on the sail of the Red Force, still includes a depiction of Shanks' iconic scar, despite the fact that Shanks' himself does not have the scar at this time.)

    It is shown a final time, from a distance and from behind, after Luffy awakens aboard the Thousand Sunny. The Red Hair Pirates are shown gathered at the stern of the ship, surrounding what is presumed to be a coffin, draped with the Red Hair Pirates' Jolly Roger.[4]

    The Red Hair Pirates are a tightly knit, fun-loving crew that mirrors their captain, Shanks. They are fiercely loyal, highly disciplined, and surprisingly diplomatic, avoiding unnecessary conflict but turning ruthless when provoked. They are widely considered the most balanced Yonko crew, with no weak links.The main crew of the Red Force features several core personalities:Shanks (Captain): Laid-back, charismatic, and deeply compassionate. He values his crew and friends over all else and prefers to laugh off minor insults, but becomes a terrifying force when anyone threatens those he cares about.Benn Beckman (First Mate): The cool, collected, and highly intelligent brains of the crew. He balances Shanks's goofiness and acts as a massive deterrent to enemies, relying on tactical thinking.Lucky Roux (Combatant/Cook): Jolly and perpetually seen eating. Despite his rotund appearance, he is incredibly fast and fiercely loyal to his captain.Yasopp (Sniper): A confident sharpshooter who is heavily driven by his dedication to the crew. He acts as a mentor figure and is fiercely proud of his sniper legacy.Aside from these four, the rest of the senior officers (including Limejuice, Hongo, Gab, Building Snake, Bonk Punch, and Monster)

    Shanks from One Piece is a highly charismatic, laid-back, and peace-loving pirate who deeply values freedom and camaraderie. Though incredibly powerful, he avoids needless conflict and prefers partying with his crew. However, he transforms into a stern, formidable protector when his friends or innocent people are threatened.A breakdown of his core personality traits:Carefree and Jovial: Shanks is easygoing, cheerful, and loves to drink and joke around. He is famous for shrugging off insults and even physical attacks, prioritizing fun and a leisurely pace of life over the typical ruthless pirate lifestyle.Deeply Compassionate: He fiercely values human life and friendship. He is known to be the "peacemaker" of the seas, going out of his way to stop major conflicts (such as the Marineford War) just to prevent further bloodshed.Fierce and Unforgiving: While generally kind, Shanks is not someone to be trifled with. He is ruthless against arrogant threats or anyone who poses an active, dangerous obstacle to the peace and safety of those he cares about.Sage-like and Strategic: He carries an aura of understated gravity. Instead of ruling through fear, he rules through respect and inspiration. He rarely makes a move without a calculated purpose, maintaining a delicate balance of power in the world.Mentor to the Next Generation: His overarching ideology centers on passing the torch. He serves as a noble, foundational mentor to the protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy, inspiring him to set out to sea with the same optimistic, adventurous spirit

    Lucky Roux is a cheerful, fun-loving, and fiercely loyal pirate who serves as a core officer and cook for the Red Hair Pirates. Famous for his immense appetite, he is rarely seen without a large rack of meat. Despite his round build, he is surprisingly agile, exceptionally fast, and absolutely ruthless when defending his captain.His defining personality traits and characteristics include:Carefree and Jolly: Roux is almost always wearing a massive grin. He keeps a positive and friendly disposition even during incredibly intense or dangerous situations, like the war at Marineford or standing off against the World's Strongest Swordsman, Dracule Mihawk.Hearty Glutton: He is known for having a massive appetite and thoroughly enjoys eating and drinking. Shanks often teases him about his constant snacking in a friendly, lighthearted way.Ferocious Loyalty: While generally easygoing, he is intensely protective of his crew. In Chapter 1, he demonstrated his willingness to kill without hesitation to protect Shanks from a mountain bandit.Surprisingly Deadly Speed: Fans and community discussions often highlight that despite his portly physique, Roux is widely considered one of the absolute fastest characters in the series. He combines his deceptive agility with formidable Armament Haki and point-blank marksmanship.

    Yasopp is the legendary sniper of the Red Hair Pirates and the father of Usopp. His personality is defined by his fun-loving, optimistic, and fiercely loyal nature, deeply valuing freedom. While he abandoned his family to pursue piracy, he deeply loves them and frequently brags about his son, Usopp, to Luffy.Yasopp's Personality and BackstoryCarefree and Fun-Loving: Like the rest of Shanks' crew, Yasopp loves to drink, celebrate, and have a good time. He knows how to keep morale high and can easily encourage the rest of the crew to join in on the fun.Deep Affection for Family: Although he left his wife Banchina and son Usopp in Syrup Village to chase his dream, he holds no ill will and made his choice with his wife's blessing. He talks about Usopp constantly. Despite his casual demeanor, he shows deep anxiety and hesitation about actually reuniting with Usopp after being away for so long.The Crew's Enforcer: While he is relaxed, he is intensely loyal to Red-Haired Shanks and will act as a ruthless enforcer when necessary—such as swiftly sinking a disrespectful pirate crew when he perceives them to be testing his captain's authority.The Red Force (The Red Hair Pirates' Ship)The Red Force is the primary, massive flagship of the Red Hair Pirates. The vessel is known for its dragon or serpent figurehead and its distinctive, deep burgundy/red color. It serves as a formidable symbol of the crew's power.

    Limejuice is a senior officer on the Red Hair Pirates' ship, the Red Force. He is fiercely loyal to Shanks and acts with serious, disciplined combat readiness, though he was known to have a more easygoing, smiling personality when interacting with his crewmates in the past.For a look at where Limejuice and other members of the Red Hair Pirates rank on the crew:1mAll 12 Members of the Red Hair Pirates, Ranked!HYPEKAGEYouTube · Dec 16, 2024Personality & CharacteristicsWhile he has been noted to smile warmly—like during his time in Foosha Village twelve years ago—his demeanor on the battlefield or in high-stakes situations is deeply stern and focused. As a senior officer aboard the Red Force, he possesses authority and commands great respect.Appearance & AbilitiesVisuals: He is a relatively thin but muscular, tall man with long, waist-length blonde hair. He is recognizable by his trademark black, nut-shaped hat featuring the crew's Jolly Roger, as well as his white gloves. He also sports a cape and sunglasses.Combat Style: He fights using an electrically charged staff and is highly agile, often using advanced aerial movement (similar to the Geppo/Sky Walk technique) to strike from above.

    Hongo is the sharp, cleanliness-obsessed doctor of the Red Hair Pirates. A senior officer, his personality blends a love for partying and drinking with fierce intelligence, mechanical expertise, and a pragmatic, sometimes ruthless, tactical mind.Beyond his medical duties, Hongo possesses these key traits:The "Neat Freak": He is famously obsessed with hygiene and cleanliness.Mechanical Genius: He can near-instantaneously dismantle and disable weapons, and provides critical combat analysis.Tactical & Deceptive: He is not above using cunning to protect his crew's interests, such as when he tricked Bartolomeo by describing a harmless substance as a deadly poison.Loyal & Serious: While he enjoys the classic pirate lifestyle, he shifts into a highly serious and focused professional when his crew is on the battlefield.

    Gab (also known as "Howling" Gab) is a senior officer on the Red Force, the flagship of the Red Hair Pirates. Despite his intimidating, beastly appearance, he is surprisingly timid, kind at heart, and terrified of bugs and ghosts.Appearance and PersonalityGab is easily recognized by his rough, animalistic features. In the One Piece lore, he is often noted as a gentle soul who happens to be a highly formidable combatant. Because of his unique mixed heritage (often theorized to be tied to legendary figures or minks), he faced heavy discrimination in his past until Shanks welcomed him into the crew.Abilities and CombatAs a high-ranking officer on the Red Force, Gab is incredibly strong. He relies on powerful vocal techniques rather than a Devil Fruit. By letting out a massive roar, he can generate razor-sharp air blades to slice through opponents or use sound waves to paralyze them.Crew Role and LoreHe serves directly under "Red-Haired" Shanks as one of the elite officers who manages lower-ranking members of the Red Hair Pirates. Because his crew possesses a remarkably high average bounty, Gab is considered an elite fighter among Yonko commanders.

    Building Snake is a senior officer and navigator of the Red Hair Pirates. A tall, muscular man covered in dragon tattoos, he is fiercely loyal to Shanks but fiercely protective of his crewmates.Building Snake[3] is one of the Senior Officers and the navigator[2] of the Red Hair Pirates.[4]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Abilities and Powers 3 History 3.1 Past 3.2 Summit War Saga 3.2.1 Marineford Arc 3.3 Whole Cake Island Saga 3.3.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 3.4 Wano Country Saga 3.4.1 Wano Country Saga 3.4.2 One Piece Film: Red 3.5 Final Saga 3.5.1 Egghead Arc 4 Major Battles 5 Other Appearances 5.1 Video Games 6 References 7 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Appearance Snake is a tall and muscular man with long, dark gray hair. He possesses two dragon tattoos: a smaller one on his right forearm and a larger one on the right side of his chest. He wears black sunglasses and a white coat, as well as a sky-blue sash around his waist.[4]

    Twelve years ago, he was smaller in stature, had shorter, light brown hair and wore orange sunglasses instead. He already had the smaller dragon tattoo on his right forearm.

    Gallery Building Snake 12 Years Ago Snake as he appeared 12 years ago. Snake Marineford Snake's outfit during the Marineford Arc. Building Snake The 500,000,000 Man Arc Snake's outfit during the 500,000,000 Man Arc. Snake Anime Snake as initially depicted in the anime. Snake Episode of East Blue Snake as depicted in Episode of East Blue. Film Red Building Snake Poster A poster of Building Snake as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Building Snake Past Live Action Snake in Luffy's flashback in the live-action series. Abilities and Powers Snake is a Senior Officer of the Red Hair Pirates, giving him authority over lower-ranking members of the crew.[3] Snake is a powerful individual himself, considering how Marine Commodore Brannew described the whole crew as having a high average of bounties.

    Snake fights using a swordsmanship style called Juggling Two Sword Style (ジャグリング二刀流, Jaguringu Nitōryū?), in which he juggles his two swords around while performing acrobatic moves and stomping kicks.[2]

    History Past Snake was already part of the Red Hair Pirates 12 years ago.[1]

    Summit War Saga Marineford Arc Snake showed up alongside his captain and fellow main fighters of the crew in order to stop the Summit War of Marineford, being ready to jump into action if the fighting kept going.[4]

    Advertisement Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc After the timeskip, Snake and some members of the Red Hair Pirates were at the ruins of a certain island. He was happy to read the newspaper showing the Straw Hat Pirates' new bounties.[5]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Saga Building Snake was on the ship when Shanks made Ryokugyu retreat from Wano, and celebrated the news about Luffy becoming an Emperor of the Sea.[6]

    Bonk Punch and his primate partner Monster are prominent senior officers and musicians on Shanks' Red Hair Pirates. The pair operates as a tag team where Monster clears away weaker enemies while Bonk Punch charges up for a devastating, heavy-hitting punch. Aboard the crew's flagship, the Red Force, Bonk Punch shares the crew's laid-back, fiercely loyal, and party-loving personality.The Duo: Bonk Punch and MonsterBonk Punch’s combat style relies on preparation. During combat, he channels his focus to charge a devastating punch or counterattack, leaving the distractions and weaker enemies to Monster. Despite wielding a flintlock pistol, he generally relies on his physical power, charging attacks, and cooperation with his monkey.Personality and RoleLike the rest of the Red Hair Pirates, Bonk Punch embodies a fun-loving and carefree personality. He is deeply loyal to his captain, Shanks, and is known for being present at all of the crew's famous drinking parties. Alongside Monster, they serve as the crew's musicians, helping to set a jolly, festive mood during downtime. Monster himself is unusually intelligent for an animal, possessing a jolly personality that fits right in with the crew.The Red ForceThe Red Force is the iconic flagship of the Red Hair Pirates. Notable for its figurehead—a grand, red dragon—and its multi-level, vibrant design, the ship travels all over the Grand Line. As a high-ranking officer, Bonk Punch is a vital part of its crew, commanding respect across the seas with the rest of Shanks' elite commanders.

    Foosha Village[2] (literally meaning "Windmill Village") is a little port village that is located on Dawn Island and is part of Goa Kingdom. It is the first setting of the Romance Dawn Arc, and is where the story of One Piece starts from.[1]

    Advertisement Layout and Locations Live Action Foosha Village Foosha Village in the live action series. Foosha Village resembles a typical rural community, with rustic wooden houses, docks and a few windmills. It is located to the east of the Goa Kingdom capital.

    A prominent feature of this sleepy village is Mt. Colubo in the background. Several notable mountain bandits live in or around the mountain near the village, causing the occasional chaos to the villagers or assisting them as needed. The town appears to be rather unknown, thus the townsfolk are thrilled and proud that their town might be known for producing an infamous pirate. They are led by mayor Woop Slap who usually is against most ideas presented by the other townsfolk on pirates.

    The town also has a local Sea King called Lord of the Coast. However, it is not as big as some of the sea monsters in the rest of the world and there is no indications it is as big of a problem as others of his kind may create. This monster is the reason why Shanks lost his left arm by saving Luffy.[1]

    Advertisement Partys Bar Partys Bar Partys Bar Partys Bar (パーティーズバー, Pātīzu Bā?) is a bar where Makino works here as the bartender.[1] In the anime, it is named "Patys Bar",[3] but this was later fixed in Episode of Luffy.

    It is, in a way, where the story first takes place. It was where Shanks partied with his crew, and where the incident between Shanks and Higuma took place. It was also where Luffy ate the Gomu Gomu no Mi and discovered its powers.[1]

    UO UO is a fish store owned by Gyoru. Luffy used to buy fish from here.

    Buffalo Meat Buffalo Meat is a butcher shop that is located near Partys Bar. It appears on the alternate cover of Volume 104.

    Advertisement Citizens See also the associated category: Foosha Village Characters. Foosha Village Citizens Makino Portrait Makino Woop Slap Portrait Woop Slap Gyoru Portrait Gyoru Chicken Portrait Chicken Minatomo (East Blue) Portrait Minatomo Makino's Child Portrait Makino's Child Monkey D. Garp Middle Aged Portrait Monkey D. Garp(Former) Monkey D. Luffy Child Portrait Monkey D. Luffy(Former) Red Hair Pirates(Former) Shanks Young Portrait Shanks Benn Beckman Young Portrait Benn Beckman Lucky Roux Young Portrait Lucky Roux Yasopp Young Portrait Yasopp Limejuice Young Portrait Limejuice Bonk Punch Young Portrait Bonk Punch Monster Young Portrait Monster Building Snake Young Portrait Building Snake Hongo Young Portrait Hongo Howling Gab Young Portrait Gab Uta Child Portrait Uta(Unknown status)

    Advertisement History Past Monkey D. Luffy was born and raised in Foosha Village. It is also where Luffy met Shanks.[1]

    Three and a half years ago, Warlord of the Sea Bartholomew Kuma sailed near Foosha Village and received a mission from the World Government to destroy a pirate crew that had pillaged a nearby merchant ship.[4]

    East Blue Saga Romance Dawn Arc Luffy began his own journey as a pirate and defeated the Lord of the Coast on his way out.[1]

    Loguetown Arc When Luffy's bounty poster reached the village, the villagers were more than happy that Luffy was fulfilling his dream though the Mayor, Woop Slap, who had always been against Luffy becoming a pirate, thought it was more destiny than a dream.[5]

    Water 7 Saga Post-Enies Lobby Arc The villagers once again rejoiced at Luffy's growing infamy. Woop Slap was again annoyed by the raucous partying. Makino liked Luffy's crew, especially his "cute pet". Woop Slap was annoyed that an enemy of the World Government had come from Foosha, and wondered what Garp was doing about it.[6]

    Summit War Saga Post-War Arc After the Summit War of Marineford, Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp returned, and though he had largely retired since the war, he took a station to protect the village and the island.[7]

    Fish-Man Island Saga From the Decks of the World The villagers celebrated Luffy's public return, while Mayor Woop Slap sulked and Makino cradled her crying baby.[8]

    Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc They village celebrated Luffy's Beli 500 million bounty with the Dadan Family.[9]

    Final Saga Egghead Arc The villagers and the Dadan Family received news about Luffy's actions on Egghead and Garp's supposed disappearance on Hachinosu. Shortly after, the sea level around the village rose, causing many of the villagers present to feel confused.[10]

    When Vegapunk's global broadcast began, many of the villagers were only able to hear the audio as they did not have a Visual Den Den Mushi.[11]

    Translation and Dub Issues While "Foosha" is meant to reference the village's many windmills (風車, Fūsha?), some early English translations, including the 4Kids anime, mistook it for Fuchsia (possibly caused in part by the contemporaneous Pokémon dub, where color-based town names were the norm). However, the VIZ manga has correctly translated it as Windmill Village from Chapter 1 on.

    Curiously, the English localization of the Romance Dawn video game romanizes it as Fisher Village.

    Advertisement Trivia According to Rurubu One Piece, Foosha Village, Syrup Village, and Ohara were partially inspired by villages in England. References One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 1 Chapter 1 and Episode 4, Foosha Village debuts. One Piece Color Walk 1, Map of East Blue. One Piece Anime — Episode 4, The bar's name is spelled wrong. One Piece Manga — Vol. 108 Chapter 1100 (p. 17). One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 11 Chapter 96 and Episode 45. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 45 Chapter 440 and Episode 324. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 60 Chapter 590 and Episode 505. One Piece Manga — Vol. 62 Chapter 614, cover story: From the Decks of the World Vol. 2. One Piece Manga — Vol. 80 Chapter 806, cover story: From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc Vol. 2. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 108 Chapter 1089 (p. 2, 6) and Episode 1123. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 109 Chapter 1109 (p. 6) and Episode 1143.

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    The Red Hair Pirates are an extremely infamous and powerful pirate crew ruling in the New World, captained by their chief, Red-Haired Shanks, one of the Four Emperors and a former apprentice of the Roger Pirates.

    The Red Hair Pirates are the first pirate crew to appear in the manga and the second to appear (next to the Alvida Pirates) in the anime. They are the main influences of both Luffy and Usopp's journeys, the former being inspired by Shanks and the latter being motivated to become a great warrior of the sea by his father Yasopp, a member of the crew.

    Contents 1 Jolly Roger 2 Crew Members 3 Organization 4 Territories 5 Crew Strength 6 Ships 7 History 7.1 Past 7.1.1 The Beginning of the Red Hair Pirates 7.1.2 Meeting Monkey D. Luffy 7.1.3 Ascent to Emperor 7.1.4 Encounter with Portgas D. Ace 7.2 East Blue Saga 7.2.1 Loguetown Arc 7.3 Sky Island Saga 7.3.1 Jaya Arc 7.4 Water 7 Saga 7.4.1 Post-Enies Lobby Arc 7.5 Summit War Saga 7.5.1 Impel Down Arc 7.5.2 Marineford Arc 7.5.3 Post-War Arc 7.6 During the Timeskip 7.7 Whole Cake Island Saga 7.7.1 From the Decks of the World: the 500,000,000 Man Arc 7.7.2 Levely Arc 7.8 Wano Country Saga 7.8.1 Wano Country Arc 7.8.2 One Piece Film: Red 7.9 Final Saga 7.9.1 Egghead Arc 7.9.2 Elbaph Arc 8 Trivia 8.1 Cultural References 9 Notes 10 References 11 Site Navigation

    Advertisement Jolly Roger The crew's former Jolly Roger. The crew's former Jolly Roger.

    The former Jolly Roger of the Red Hair Pirates has a realistic looking skull with a pair of crossed sabres behind it. It has two red stripes with black outlines that cross diagonally across the skull's left eye socket, representing the scars that the chief received from Blackbeard. After the Summit War of Marineford, the crew's Jolly Roger was slightly modified to depict the skull's jaw closed shut.[2][3]

    Crew Members See also the associated category: Red Hair Pirates. [v · e · ?]Red Hair Pirates Leadership Shanks Portrait Chief Shanks Benn Beckman Portrait First Mate Benn Beckman Senior Officers Lucky Roux Portrait Lucky Roux Yasopp Portrait Yasopp Limejuice Portrait Limejuice Bonk Punch Portrait Bonk Punch Monster Portrait Monster Building Snake Portrait Building Snake Hongo Portrait Hongo Gab Portrait Gab Other Members Rockstar Portrait Rockstar Unknown Red Hair Member 3 Portrait ????? Uta Child Portrait Uta ‡ ? Subordinate Captains Oli Portrait Oli Gerotini Portrait Gerotini Fugar Portrait Fugar Pururu Portrait Pururu Linaria Portrait Linaria Allies and Affiliates Giant Warrior Pirates Portrait Giant Warrior Pirates [Click here to see the legend of the symbols used]

    Advertisement Organization Though much of the crew's hierarchy remains uncertain, Shanks is identified as the group's Chief (大頭おおがしら, ōgashira?) and, as such, maintains overall authority while following as second in-command is the first mate Benn Beckman. Directly below him are the crew's eight Senior Officers (大幹部, Dai Kanbu?), each of whom are infamous in their own right. The Red Hair Pirates are also known to have many subordinate pirate crews under their umbrella, though rather than ruling over them, Shanks' actual relationship to them is similar to that of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.[4]

    With the exception of Limejuice and Gab, all of the Senior Officers also hold a specific occupation within the crew:[5]

    Lucky Roux: Cook Yasopp: Sniper Hongo: Doctor Bonk Punch and Monster: Musicians Building Snake: Navigator The Red Hair Pirates in general consist of many members with notable bounties themselves, who together share a great deal of trust in their chief, making for a well-balanced and nigh-unassailable crew.[6]

    Territories The Red Hair Pirates have an unknown number of islands under their protection, including Gartel Island[2][7] and at one time Foosha Village.[8]

    Similar to his subordinate captains, Shanks is very protective of his territories, as his own reputation as an Emperor prevents him from just ignoring those who would disrespect his flag. Anyone who dares to cause trouble on those territories end up punished as a result, regardless of Shanks' own personal thoughts on the transgressors.

    Crew Strength Shanks with his closest officers. Shanks with his closest officers.

    The exact strength of the crew as a whole is unknown, but since their chief is one of the Four Emperors, they are recognized as one of the four strongest pirate crews in the world. According to Marine Commodore Brannew, the Red Hair Pirates are the most balanced and impregnable as a group, showing little weakness overall. They were also recognized as having a high average bounty. Thirteen years ago, they were already strong enough to raid a World Government ship, defeat a powerful CP9 agent, and steal a highly prized treasure that even the World Government feared.

    The chief, Shanks, has a bounty of Beli4,048,900,000, while his officers, Benn Beckman, Lucky Roux, and Yasopp, are all noted to be big names themselves. Rockstar, who joined Shanks' crew prior to the timeskip, had a bounty of Beli94,000,000 and is still considered to be a rookie. The bounties of every other crew member are still unknown.

    The first hint at the crew's strength came early on in the story from Luffy's past. The bandit leader Higuma tried to threaten Shanks with his Beli8,000,000 bounty, but Shanks wasn't the slightest bit afraid of the man and even put up with having a bottle of sake and his plate of food being smashed and spilled over him. Later on, Benn Beckman took on the bandit's men and wiped them all out with ease, telling Higuma that if he and the bandits wanted to take them on, they should bring a warship as backup. Moments later, Shanks did something shocking while rescuing Luffy from the sea - he scared away a Sea King just by staring at it, even right after the beast took his left arm.

    When Dracule Mihawk, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, brought news of Luffy's rise to fame, the younger, weaker members of his crew appeared to be terrified of the great swordsman and approached him with caution. However, the senior members (including Shanks, Benn Beckman, Yasopp, and Lucky Roux) appeared not to be bothered by his visit.[9] In addition, Shanks did not fear Whitebeard, who was another Emperor and known as the world's strongest pirate, as well as a known rival of his former captain, whereas some pirate captains quiver at the mere mention of his name. Rockstar also used his chief's name to convey to Whitebeard the importance of the letter he delivered to him.[10]

    The true depth of the crew's strength is that the World Government greatly feared what would have happened if the Red Hair Pirates and the Whitebeard Pirates were to form an alliance. Right after their battle with Kaidou and his crew in the New World, they sailed to Marineford in just one day. Saint Shepherd Ju Peter of the Five Elders believes that the Red Hair Pirates are one of the few entities capable of stopping the Blackbeard Pirates. This faith was proven valid when Shanks and his crew finally showed up at Marineford, they were able to bring the war to a halt with words alone. Blackbeard, who had just strengthened his crew with five extremely dangerous individuals—Sanjuan Wolf, Avalo Pizarro, Vasco Shot, Catarina Devon, and Shiryu—from Impel Down, and stolen Whitebeard's Devil Fruit ability, avoided engaging Shanks' crew, simply saying they were not ready to fight them just yet.

    Big Mom also believed that with the combined military force of the Big Mom Pirates and Elbaph's army of giants, which is famed as the strongest in the world, she would have a chance to defeat Shanks and his crew.[11]

    Much like the other Emperor crews, the Red Hair Pirates have subordinate crews under their banner, but it is unknown how many they are.[12] However, it was stated that their subordinate crews themselves were notorious and powerful crews known and feared for their strength.[13] The truth to this, however, is that most of the subordinate crews are actually notoriously weak, something that Shanks himself stated, with most of them only still being alive in the New World due to Shanks' protection.

    Advertisement Ships The former ship of the Red Hair Pirates. The former ship of the Red Hair Pirates.

    When the crew first arrived in Foosha Village, they were seen with a ship that was similar in design to the ship used by "Crescent-Moon Gally" during Romance Dawn version 1. Not much is known about its capabilities, but it appears to be a standard pirate ship with no noteworthy features.

    It was the first ship introduced in the series as well as the first pirate ship. It was on the figurehead that Luffy cut and scarred his face to prove he was a man to Shanks and his crew.[14]

    During Shanks meeting with Whitebeard and Summit War of Marineford, the Red Hair Pirates arrived with their current ship, the Red Force.[15][16][17]

    History Past The Beginning of the Red Hair Pirates 24 years ago, after Roger's execution in Loguetown, Shanks started making plans for his own pirate career. He offered Buggy to join his crew, but the latter refused to work for him, and the two went their separate ways.[18]

    Yasopp being recruited by Shanks. Yasopp being recruited by Shanks.

    22 years before the current timeline, Shanks heard about a skilled sniper by the name of Yasopp and went to Syrup Village to recruit him.[19] After being urged by his wife, Banchina, Yasopp eventually agreed to join, though did have some regrets about leaving behind his wife and his son, Usopp. Despite this, Usopp held no grudge against his father leaving him and instead admired him as both a sniper and a pirate.[20] 19 years ago, the Red Hair Pirates rescued an island from a rival pirate crew, and Shanks adopted the orphaned two-year-old Uta, having found her inside a chest they had looted at the time.[21]

    15 years ago, Shanks went undercover in Mary Geoise to gain the trust of his birth family, temporarily becoming a "Devoted Blade of God" and gaining a Shallows Covenant. During Fisher Tiger's raid Shanks cut off his collar and shackles while directing him to the unlocked armory. Following the incident he met King Harald for the first time and later spoke freely outside of Mary Geiose.[22]

    14 years ago, Shanks fled Mary Geiose and went to Elbaph to warn Harald about the conditions of his Depths Covenant and additionally to visit Scopper Gaban to talk about the past, Roger's son, and his time with Harald at Mary Geoise, explaining to Gaban that the King was in danger. Upon sensing strange traces of Haki coming from Aurust Castle, the two attacked the now brainwashed Harald to protect Jarul and stop him from killing his own guards.[23][24] However, the three were unable to keep him at bay long term, having no other choice but to leave Loki to deal with Harald, as he dealt the finishing blow in order to save Elbaph.[25]

    Advertisement Meeting Monkey D. Luffy The Red Hair Pirates attack a Cipher Pol ship. The Red Hair Pirates attack a Cipher Pol ship.

    13 years ago, Shanks and his crew had stolen a Devil Fruit, the Gomu Gomu no Mi, from a ship owned by the World Government that was guarded by CP9 agent Who's-Who,[26][27][28] keeping it in a chest guarded by Roux.

    Shortly after stealing the Gomu Gomu no Mi, they landed in Foosha Village, where they spent a whole year. There, they met Monkey D. Luffy, who became a friend and fan of the crew, which led to his wanting to become part of it. However, his request to join was constantly rebuffed by Shanks on the grounds that he was too young and weak to be a pirate yet. He was also constantly annoyed by Yasopp, who often bragged about his son, Usopp, which led to Luffy recognizing the young sniper upon meeting him.

    The Red Hair Pirates in Foosha Village. The Red Hair Pirates in Foosha Village.

    One day, Luffy stabbed himself under his left eye to prove himself to the crew, giving himself his trademark scar. The crew celebrated his bravery at the Partys Bar run by Makino, but still refused to let him join, which angered him. Then Luffy also found the Gomu Gomu no Mi inside Roux's chest and took a bite of it, thus becoming a rubber man. At the same time as that, a group of mountain bandits led by Higuma came into the bar and began hassling the pirates, though they did not retaliate as there was no need for it. Luffy became disappointed by this, but then he and the others realized that he had gained rubber powers from eating the fruit they stole, and Shanks scolded him for it, as eating it cost him the ability to swim.

    Sometime later, the bandits showed up again when the crew was away, and Luffy overheard them saying bad things about Shanks and his crew. This caused his temper to flare up, and he started insulting their leader, enticing the bandits to subdue him and attempt to kill the boy. But then Shanks and his crew arrived to save their young friend, and predictably, the bandits underestimated them until Lucky Roux killed one of them with a pistol and Beckman defeated the rest single-handedly. Terrified by their power, Higuma escaped with a smoke bomb, with Luffy as his hostage. The bandit leader takes the boy out to sea and throws him into the water, and he gleefully watches the young Devil Fruit user struggle to swim until he was devoured by the Lord of the Coast. The beast then attempts to eat the helpless Luffy next, but Shanks suddenly arrives in time to save him, but at the cost of his own left arm. Unfazed by this, he then frightened the monster off simply by staring at it and saying, "Get lost", and he comforted Luffy, who was crying over the loss of his savior's limb.

    Later, the crew finally decided to leave the island. Luffy then said he did not want to join Shanks and his crew anymore; instead, he would become a pirate on his own, which Shanks then said was still impossible. Angered by this, Luffy immediately declared his intention to become an even greater pirate than Shanks, as well as the Pirate King. The pirate captain became surprised upon hearing these words, as they were the same words that his old captain, Gol D. Roger, said before. Impressed and amused, Shanks then gave Luffy his prized straw hat, which he himself received from Roger, and asked him to give it back once he became a great pirate.[1] And with that, the Red Hair Pirates set off on their ship in search of new adventures, leaving behind Luffy with his dream. Returning to the Grand Line, Shanks arrived on the Sabaody Archipelago and met with Rayleigh, excitedly telling him about the young boy he met in East Blue who had spoken the exact same words as Roger.[29]

    Advertisement Ascent to Emperor Six years ago, Shanks defeated and captured the disgraced giant prince Loki, and returned him to Elbaph.[30] In the same year, he would become recognized as one of the Four Emperors, officially marking the Red Hair Pirates as an Emperor crew.[6]

    Encounter with Portgas D. Ace Four-to-five years ago, the Red Hair crew was residing in a cave on a winter island when they were visited by the Spade Pirates led by Portgas D. Ace, who came to thank Shanks for saving his little brother's life in the past. Shanks responded by throwing a party to celebrate, as he did not know Luffy had a brother.

    East Blue Saga Loguetown Arc Two years ago, after Luffy had defeated Arlong, Shanks and his crew were resting on an unknown island somewhere in the Grand Line when the Warlord of the Sea and greatest swordsman in the world, Dracule "Hawkeye" Mihawk, paid Shanks a visit, much to the shock of a few of Shanks' weaker crew members. The Warlord brought news that delighted the red-haired pirate, which was Luffy gaining his first bounty of Beli30,000,000. Hearing that Luffy had finally proven himself a true pirate, Shanks threw another party despite being already hungover from his previous drinking session.[9]

    Sky Island Saga Jaya Arc Shanks tells his crewmates to prepare to visit Whitebeard. Shanks tells his crewmates to prepare to visit Whitebeard.

    Later on, the Red Hair Pirates were seen residing on Yukiryu Island. By that time, Shanks sent a message to Whitebeard that was delivered by their newest recruit, Rockstar. Whitebeard refused to read it, since Shanks himself did not deliver it. The message's contents were unknown, though Whitebeard assumed that it was about Portgas D. Ace and Blackbeard.[10]

    Water 7 Saga Post-Enies Lobby Arc Beckman, Roux, and Yasopp watch as their captain clashes with Whitebeard. Beckman, Roux, and Yasopp watch as their captain clashes with Whitebeard.

    Shanks met with Whitebeard later to request that he call Ace back. Shanks revealed that it was Teach who gave him the scars on his face, stating it was not because he was being careless. The World Government feared that the two crews may decide to form alliance with one another, but simply decided to observe their actions for now.[31]

    Advertisement Summit War Saga Impel Down Arc Later, Shanks and the crew intercepted Kaidou and King when they attempted to travel to Marineford to kill Whitebeard.[32][33]

    Marineford Arc The Red Hair Pirates at Marineford. The Red Hair Pirates at Marineford.

    A day later in the Summit War of Marineford, they arrived at Marineford, as Shanks stopped Admiral Akainu from killing Koby, and Beckman stopped Admiral Kizaru from shooting his light laser at Law's submarine, which Luffy was aboard.[34] Due to the presence of Shanks and his crew, the Marines chose not to challenge them as the Blackbeard Pirates left Marineford and Sengoku announced the end of war.[35]

    Post-War Arc Shanks and the crew were later seen at Whitebeard and Ace's funeral.[36]

    During the Timeskip During the timeskip, the Red Hair Pirates fought against the Kid Pirates, resulting in Eustass Kid losing his left forearm to Benn Beckman.[37][38]

    Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: the 500,000,000 Man Arc After the events at Dressrosa, the Red Hair Pirates received the news of the Straw Hats' accomplishment at Dressrosa as well as their increased bounties.[39]

    Levely Arc As the news of Luffy's exploits at Totto Land spread across the world, Shanks read the newspaper.[40]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Following Wano's liberation, the Red Hair Pirates were sailing close to Wano's borders. Shanks felt nostalgic about visiting again, thinking about how Momonosuke and Hiyori must be all grown up. The rest of the crew discussed possibly seeing Luffy, but Shanks decided against it. Since Bartolomeo had been causing trouble in Luffy's name on Gartel Island, a friendly meeting with the Straw Hats would be bad for the Red Hair Pirates' image. Shanks then told Beckman it was time for the crew to make their move and claim the One Piece.[41] When Shanks noticed Admiral Ryokugyu's presence in Wano and his fight with Momonosuke, Yamato, and the Nine Red Scabbards, as well as his ambition to take Luffy's head, Shanks sent out a burst of Supreme King Haki, freezing Ryokugyu in place and forcing him to retreat. The Red Hair Pirates then departed from Wano.[42]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    Advertisement One Piece Film: Red The Red Hair Pirates leave Elegia with a coffin. Uta is not visible among them. The Red Hair Pirates leave Elegia with a coffin. Uta is not visible among them.

    The Red Hair Pirates arrived at the island of Elegia in order to stop Uta and her plan to trap many people in a dream world. They fought against the Marines and two Admirals too, Kizaru and Fujitora. In the aftermath, they managed to stop Uta and sail away. They were last seen by Luffy, standing around a casket.[43]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Final Saga Egghead Arc After departing from Wano, the Red Hair Pirates dropped off Marco at Sphinx. As Marco was getting off the Red Force, Shanks asked him if he was going to join the crew, but Marco dismissed the offer.[44]

    The Red Hair Pirates alongside the Giant Warrior Pirates march to confront the Kid Pirates. The Red Hair Pirates alongside the Giant Warrior Pirates march to confront the Kid Pirates.

    Later, the crew was taking a stop at Elbaph to party with the giants and their fleet. However, the arrival of the Kid Pirates forced them to stop partying and prepare alongside the Giants Warrior Pirates to answer their arrival, with Shanks telling Rockstar to send a message to Kid to either leave their Road Poneglyph copies behind and leave or fight and live with the consequences.[45] Before Kid could launch a massive attack, Shanks sensed the impact, and stepped in to stop his attack before it happened striking and defeating him with one attack before taking the copies of the Road Poneglyph.[46]

    Elbaph Arc The Red Hair Pirates confront the Barto Club. The Red Hair Pirates confront the Barto Club.

    Sometime later, the crew made their way to Gartel, where they quickly subdued Bartolomeo and his own crew for burning their flag. Bartolomeo apologized profusely, and was given a choice by Hongo: he would have one month to poison Luffy, and then all would be forgiven. Bartolomeo drank the poison himself, declaring that his loyalty to Luffy was worth more than his own life. Shanks was impressed by his actions and allowed the Barto Club to go free; however, Yasopp intended to teach them a lesson and fired on their ship, blowing it up.[7]

    Yasopp Sign In to Save Edit Yasopp Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ヤソップ Romanized Name: Yasoppu Official English Name: Yasopp Debut: Chapter 1; Episode 4[1] Affiliations: Red Hair Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate; Senior Officer;[1] Sniper[2] Origin: East Blue (Gecko Islands)[3] Residence: Syrup Village (former) Epithet: "Chaser" (追擊者チェイサー, Cheisā?)[3] Status: Alive Age: 35 (debut); 45 (pre-timeskip); 47 (after timeskip)[3] Birthday: August 2nd[4] Height: 183 cm (6'0")[3] Blood Type: S[3] Bounty: BeliUnknown[5] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Michitaka Kobayashi English Voice: 4Kids: Jason Griffith Funimation: Scott Freeman (2007-2014); Jeff Johnson (2019+) Live-Action Portrayal: Stevel Marc Yasopp,[6] known as "Chaser",[3] is one of the Senior Officers and the sniper of the Red Hair Pirates.[7] He is also the father of Usopp[8] and the widower of Banchina.[9]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Family 3.1.1 Usopp 3.1.2 Banchina 3.2 Crew 3.2.1 Shanks 3.3 Friends 3.3.1 Monkey D. Luffy 3.4 Other 3.4.1 Vista 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Marksmanship 4.2 Haki 4.3 Weapons 4.3.1 Video Game Only Techniques 5 History 5.1 Past 5.2 Romance Dawn 5.3 East Blue Saga 5.3.1 Loguetown Arc 5.4 Sky Island Saga 5.4.1 Jaya Arc 5.5 Water 7 Saga 5.5.1 Post-Enies Lobby Arc 5.6 Summit War Saga 5.6.1 Marineford Arc 5.6.2 Post-War Arc 5.7 During the Timeskip 5.8 Whole Cake Island Saga 5.8.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 5.9 Wano Country Saga 5.9.1 Wano Country Arc 5.9.2 One Piece Film: Red 5.10 Final Saga 5.10.1 Egghead Arc 5.10.2 Elbaph Arc 6 Major Battles 6.1 Filler Battles 7 Early Concepts 8 Anime and Manga Differences 9 Translation and Dub Issues 10 Merchandise 11 Other Appearances 11.1 Video Games 12 Trivia 13 References 14 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo What role does Yasopp play in the Red Hair Pirates?toggle section How does Yasopp's appearance differ from his son, Usopp?toggle section What hereditary traits did Usopp inherit from his mother?toggle section What changes occurred in Yasopp's appearance over twenty years?toggle section Who was Yasopp's wife and what happened to her?toggle section Appearance His appearance is very similar to his son, Usopp. However, his shorter nose and blond hair do not match Usopp's longer nose and darker hair, both of which are hereditary traits of Usopp's mother.[8] Twenty years ago, Yasopp had the same tight curls and black hair as Usopp,[10] and in Romance Dawn, his hair was styled in loose waves,[11] but later appearances show him with it in dreadlocks. In addition to that, his body was slimmer while in his latest appearance,[2] it seems to have become more muscular.[12]

    His name was written on his headband,[2] while in his latest appearance, he has no headband, and his name is written on his upper right arm.[12] During his time in Foosha Village, he wore a dark-blue shirt, dark-green pants reaching down to his calves, and blue shoes with buckles on them. He donned his headband at this time.[2] At Marineford, he sports a dark A-shirt, short pants, standard boots, and a large belt with a bag attached to it. There is also a little necklace around his neck. He retains his trademark star-patterned cape, and he has his rifle attached to his back via a band.

    Gallery Yasopp Romance Dawn Manga Color Scheme Yasopp's color scheme on Chapter 1's cover. Yasopp Chapter 1 Manga Color Scheme Yasopp's color scheme in Chapter 1's interiors. Yasopp Second Manga Color Scheme Yasopp's color scheme on Chapter 41's cover. Yasopp Digitally Colored Manga Yasopp in the Digitally Colored Manga. Yasopp Anime Concept Art Yasopp's concept art (Jaya Arc appearance) from the anime. Yasopp at Syrup Village Yasopp at age 25. Yasopp Age 34 Yasopp at age 34. Yasopp at Foosha Village Yasopp at age 35. Yasopp Loguetown Arc Yasopp's outfit during the Loguetown Arc. Yasopp Post Enies Lobby Yasopp's outfit during the Post-Enies Lobby Arc. Yasopp in Bounty Rush Yasopp in One Piece Bounty Rush. Film Red Yasopp Poster A poster of Yasopp as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Yasopp Live Action Yasopp in the live-action series. Yasopp Past Live Action Yasopp in Luffy's flashback in the live-action series.

    Advertisement Personality “ I miss him too. But I cannot help him because of one reason, the pirate flag has called me to stand up to this point! ” — Yasopp on his son[2]

    He shares many personality traits with his son, including being able to encourage the rest of his crew to join in with his fun. He is very proud of his son, Usopp, to the point where he would often talk about his son over and over again to Luffy, which led Luffy to recognize Usopp on sight from Yasopp's stories alone. During his time in Luffy's village, Yasopp felt close to Luffy because he is the same age as his son whom he left at home.[8]

    However, he does not tolerate disrespect towards his captain or his crew as he targeted and destroyed the Going Luffy-senpai with the Barto Club on it due to Bartolomeo having burned down the Red Hair Pirates' flag to replace it with Luffy's Jolly Roger, despite Shanks seemingly letting them set off unharmed.[13]

    Relationships Family Usopp Yasopp is Usopp's father. Usopp does not know much about his father, only that he is a member of Shanks' pirate crew. Even though Yasopp abandoned Usopp as a baby to become a pirate, he genuinely loves his son. This feeling is mutual, as Usopp loves, admires, respects and is very proud of his father for being a pirate. When Kuro insulted his father, Usopp punched him with all his strength and declared that he had nothing but pure pride in his father being a pirate, and who was very proud to be the son of a pirate.[8] It is said by Merry back at Syrup Village that Usopp started lying that pirates were coming to the village, hoping that his father would come back when his mother fell ill.[14] While the Red-Haired Pirates were docked at Windmill Village, Yasopp often spoke fondly of his son to a young Monkey D. Luffy.[2] Usopp greatly respects his father and has inherited his phenomenal marksmanship.

    It was later revealed that Yasopp now knows about his son being a member of the Straw Hat Pirates to the point where he is nervous about reuniting with him.[15]

    Advertisement Banchina Banchina was Yasopp's wife. Banchina was the one who persuaded her husband to leave home and fulfill his dream to become a pirate. He did so and left her and their son to join Shanks twelve years ago. Banchina was proud of her husband and admired his courage.[9]

    Crew Shanks Yasopp first met Shanks in Syrup Village two years after Gol D. Roger's execution. Shanks had heard of Yasopp's sniping skills and recruited Yasopp to join his crew. Yasopp is shown to be very loyal to his captain and is close enough to be one of his officers. He enjoys partying with him and the rest of the crew.

    Friends Monkey D. Luffy Yasopp once showed off his sniping skills to a young Luffy, and often talked about his son, Usopp to him. Luffy became tired of listening to his stories of Usopp, and Yasopp responded by shoving a drink glass over his head before proceeding to tell yet another story.

    Other Vista Yasopp and Vista glare at each other. Yasopp and Vista glare at each other.

    At the end of the Summit War of Marineford, Yasopp and Vista were seen looking at each other with discontent.[12] The Blue Deep databook mentions that something happened in the past between the two of them.

    Abilities and Powers As a Senior Officer of the Red Hair Pirates, Yasopp has authority over lower-ranking members of the crew and is a powerful combatant. He is marked as a very notorious pirate by the World Government and Marines.[7]

    Advertisement Marksmanship “ It's nothing, I could shoot the antenna of an ant 100 ft away. ”

    Yasopp is a skilled marksman who never misses his target.[16] He once boasted that he was capable of shooting the antennae off of an ant at one hundred feet away without harming the rest of it. Luffy also stated that he had never seen him miss a shot.[2] His reputation was such that when Shanks was looking for potential crew members, he sought out Yasopp who had apparently already made quite a name for himself.[10]

    In a filler episode, Yasopp was able to easily defeat Daddy Masterson who was a highly skilled sniper of the Marines and was known as one of the best.[17]

    Haki Main article: Haki Yasopp is a skilled user of Observation Haki,[16] as he was able to tell that the Kid Pirates were fully healed after the Raid on Onigashima.[18]

    Non-canonically, in One Piece Film: Red, he also demonstrated an exceptional use of Observation Haki, as he was able to communicate with his son from afar.[19]

    Weapons Being a sniper, Yasopp carries guns around with him almost all the time. Early on, he is seen carrying a flintlock pistol,[2] but later he carries a musket, [12] which seems to be loaded with explosive ammunition, capable of destroying entire ships.[13]

    Video Game Only Techniques Shindan (診断, Shindan?): Yasopp charges up an extremely powerful bullet before firing. This is "Film: Red" Yasopp's Skill 2 in One Piece Bounty Rush. It is called Pursuer's Bullet in the English release. History

    Advertisement Past Yasopp being recruited by Shanks. Yasopp being recruited by Shanks.

    Twenty-two years ago, following the Pirate King Gol D. Roger's execution 2 years prior, Shanks appeared on Gecko Island asking for 'Yasopp' and introduced himself as a pirate, proposing that he join his crew, to Yasopp's surprise,[10] but he had told the pirate no. Three years later Yasopp and Banchina had a son named Usopp, Yasopp, when his son was still young, left home to become a pirate at the insistence of his wife to follow his dreams.[9] Yassopp went on to join the Red Hair Pirates. 19 years ago, the Red Hair Pirates rescued an island from a rival pirate crew, and discovered Uta, having found her inside a chest they had looted at the time.[16] At some point in the past, Yasopp met Vista for the first time, and something happened between the 2 of them that made them enemies.

    13 years ago, the crew raided a CP9 World Government ship, where they stole the Gomu Gomu no Mi.[20][21]

    Romance Dawn While at Foosha Village, Yasopp would often demonstrate his incredible shooting skills to Luffy, as well as tell him stories of his son, Usopp.[2] At Party's bar Yasopp happily danced with Lucky Roux and his fellow crewmates while telling Luffy of the benefits of being a pirate and seemed to be fine with allowing the boy onboard one of their voyages, though when Shanks told him one of them would have to stay behind if Luffy joined them he and Roux quickly went back to drinking and denied Luffy's request.[1] Afterwards he left the village with his crewmates and sailed to the Grand Line.

    East Blue Saga Loguetown Arc Dracule Mihawk visited the Red Hair Pirates and showed Shanks Luffy's wanted poster, which surprised Yasopp. He was hungover (as was the rest of the crew) but they threw another party anyway.[22]

    Sky Island Saga Jaya Arc Yasopp was with his crew on Yukiryu Island when Rockstar came back from Whitebeard's ship. Even then in the cold snow, the crew was having a party.[23]

    Water 7 Saga

    Advertisement Post-Enies Lobby Arc When Shanks decided to visit Whitebeard, Yasopp questioned Shanks's real intentions for attacking Whitebeard since he had apparently said he would not start a fight.[24]

    Summit War Saga Marineford Arc Yasopp arrived at Marineford along with the rest of the Red Hair Pirates to try and end the war. Yasopp was seen standing alongside Shanks and the rest of the crew, preparing for potential combat, but Sengoku accepted the truce and ended the war.[12]

    Post-War Arc Shanks took Ace and Whitebeard and buried them on an unknown island somewhere in the New World. Yasopp and the rest of the crew, along with the Whitebeard Pirates, attended the funeral to pay their respects.[25]

    During the Timeskip During the timeskip, the Red Hair Pirates fought against the Kid Pirates and the battle cost Kid his left forearm.[26]

    Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc Yasopp reading the newspaper Yasopp reading the newspaper

    After the timeskip, Yasopp and some members of the Red Hair Pirates were at the ruins of a certain island. He was in good spirits while reading a newspaper about the Straw Hat Pirates' new bounties.[27]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc While the Red Hair Pirates were docked outside of Wano, when Luffy was officially declared as one of the Four Emperors, most of the officers of the Red Hair Pirates were happy about this news and wanted. Yasopp was one of the few that was not as happy as he was not mentally ready to reunite with his son Usopp.[15]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    Advertisement One Piece Film: Red Yasopp went with the Red Hair Pirates to Elegia, reuniting with their former crewmate Uta who was attempting to trap the world in her Uta World concert. Uta took control of her subdued concertgoers to attack the crew, but they took the blows without fighting back before having to protect the civilians from Marine fire. Uta then summoned Tot Musica, and as the demon being grew in strength, Yasopp was able to gain a mental link to his son Usopp, who was trapped in Uta World, by using Observation Haki. This allowed the father and son to see across the two worlds, and they coordinated simultaneous attacks to damage Tot Musica. Yasopp and Building Snake shattered Tot Musica's right arm in conjunction with Usopp and Franky in the other dimension, and immediately after, Yasopp told Shanks to strike the finishing blow alongside Luffy, which successfully defeated Tot Musica. The Red Hair Pirates then attended to Uta, who reconciled with Shanks and the crew; after Shanks repelled the Marines, the crew set sail.[19]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Final Saga Egghead Arc The crew then took Marco back to Sphinx, where Yasopp said goodbye to him.[28]

    The crew was then later partying at Elbaph with the Giant Warrior Pirates, when they received word that the Kid Pirates were looking to fight them. The crew was then making their way towards the coast to challenge them to a fight, demanding their Road Poneglyph copies in the process.[29] Yasopp then told Shanks that Kid seemed to have recovered from his injuries he received during Wano and later watched as Shanks singlehandedly took care of the Kid Pirates.[18]

    Elbaph Arc Sometime later, the Red Hair Pirates made their way to one of their territories, in order to punish Bartolomeo for burning their flag. Bartolomeo apologized profusely for his actions, while Hongo gave him a task: kill Luffy within a month using poison, and all would be forgiven. Bartolomeo outright denied the request and drank the apparent poison on his own, proclaiming that his loyalty to Luffy was worth more than his own life. As the poison was fake, Bartolomeo was shocked rather than dead. Shanks would then allow Bartolomeo to leave, which he and his crew quickly did. However, in order to teach them a lesson, Yasopp fired on their ship, blowing it up.[30]

    Hongo Sign In to Save Edit Hongo Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ホンゴウ Romanized Name: Hongō Official English Name: Hongo Debut: Chapter 1;[1] Episode 489[2] Affiliations: Red Hair Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate; Senior Officer;[1] Doctor[3] Status: Alive Portrayal Japanese Voice: Hikaru Midorikawa English Voice: Funimation: Ricco Fajardo Hongo[4] is the one of the Senior Officers and the doctor[3] of the Red Hair Pirates.[1]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 3.1 Weapons 4 History 4.1 Past 4.2 Summit War Saga 4.2.1 Marineford Arc 4.3 Wano Country Saga 4.3.1 Wano Country Arc 4.3.2 One Piece Film: Red 4.4 Final Saga 4.4.1 Egghead Arc 4.4.2 Elbaph Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Other Appearances 6.1 Video Games 7 References 8 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo What role does Hongo play in the Red Hair Pirates?toggle section How did Hongo's appearance change over time?toggle section How did Hongo get the scar on his forehead?toggle section

    Advertisement Appearance Hongo is a lean man with dirty blonde hair, which is tied up into a small ponytail. He has a stitched scar on the left side of his forehead.[2] His outfit consists of an open coat showing his torso.

    In his first appearance in Luffy's childhood, Hongo looked pretty similar to his current self, but seemingly lacked a few teeth despite having a full set of them in the present.[1]

    Gallery Hongo Color Scheme Hongo's color scheme in the manga. Hongo 12 years ago Hongo as he appeared 12 years ago. Hongo Marineford Hongo's outfit during the Marineford Arc. Hongo Episode of Luffy Hongo as depicted in Episode of Luffy. Hongo Episode of East Blue Hongo as depicted in Episode of East Blue. Film Red Hongo Poster A poster of Hongo as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Hongo Past Live Action Hongo in Luffy's flashback in the live-action series. Personality Like many of his fellow Red Hair crew members, Hongo enjoys partying, drinking, and the pirate life.[1] However, at the Summit War of Marineford, he looked considerably more serious.[2]

    Hongo is also not shy of deceivement, as he was testing Bartolomeo's faith to Luffy by trying to persuade him to deliver a supposed lethal poison to Luffy, even labelling it as extremely painful and agonizing to whoever drinks it.[5]

    He loves cleanliness.[3]

    Advertisement Abilities and Powers Hongo is a Senior Officer of the Red Hair Pirates, giving him authority over lower-ranking members of the crew.[4] Hongo is a powerful individual himself, considering how Marine Commodore Brannew described the whole crew as having a high average of bounties.

    As a doctor, Hongo has great knowledge of medical practices. He is also very familiar with weapons and can dismantle them near instantaneously.[3] His medical knowledge helps him defeat his enemies, as he could describe a harmless vial of an unknown substance into a supposedly deadly poison with various agonizing symptoms and the final result to Bartolomeo without raising suspicions.[6]

    Weapons Hongo holding a saber. Hongo holding a saber.

    Hongo appears to wield an as of yet unidentified polearm as his weapon. In the anime, this appears to be a quarterstaff.[2]

    He was also shown wielding a saber in the past.[1]

    History Past Hongo was already part of the Red Hair Pirates 12 years ago. He could be seen partying with his crew and talking to Luffy about the joys of pirate life.[1]

    Summit War Saga Marineford Arc Hongo showed up alongside his captain and fellow main fighters of the crew in order to stop the Summit War of Marineford, being ready to jump into action if the fighting kept going.[2]

    Wano Country Saga

    Advertisement Wano Country Arc A week after the Raid on Onigashima, the Red Hair Pirates were sailing outside Wano. Some of the crew were excitedly discussing the prospect of seeing Luffy again. When Shanks refused and instead decided to look after his territories, Hongo was the one to remind his captain about Bartolomeo, who had been causing trouble on some of their islands.[7]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Red Uta organized a concert on Elegia in order to realize her dream of performing for the whole world. Hongo was present during the concert.[8]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Final Saga Egghead Arc The crew would later drop off Marco at Sphinx after having picked him up from Wano,[9] and made their way to Elbaph to party alongside the Giants, when they received word that the Kid Pirates were challenging them, with the crew walking towards the coast.[10] Hongo would later board the ship and watch Shanks singlehandedly defeat the Kid Pirates and Dorry and Brogy destroy the Victoria Punk.[11]

    Elbaph Arc Sometime later, the Red Hair Pirates made their way to one of their territories, in order to punish Bartolomeo for burning their flag. Bartolomeo apologized profusely for his actions, while Hongo gave him a task: kill Luffy within a month using poison, and all would be forgiven. Hongo was shocked when Bartolomeo outright denied the request and drank the apparent poison on his own, proclaiming that his loyalty to Luffy was worth more than his own life. As the poison was fake, Bartolomeo was shocked to find himself still alive. As he had passed their test, the Red Hair Pirates allowed the Barto Club to leave, but not before teaching them a lesson by blowing their ship up.[12]

    Lucky Roux 3 Sign In to Save Edit Lucky Roux Anime post-timeskip Anime pre-timeskip Manga post-timeskip Manga pre-timeskip Anime post-timeskip Statistics Japanese Name: ラッキー・ルウ Romanized Name: Rakkī Rū Official English Name: Lucky Roux; Lucky Roo (WT100) Debut: Chapter 1; Episode 4[1] Affiliations: Red Hair Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate; Senior Officer;[1] Cook[2][3][4] Origin: South Blue[2] Status: Alive Age: 23 (debut); 33 (pre-timeskip); 35 (after timeskip)[2] Birthday: July 6th[5] Height: 241 cm (7'11")[2] Blood Type: F[2] Bounty: BeliUnknown[2] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Jin Domon English Voice: Odex: Jamie Meldrum 4Kids: Michael Sinterniklaas Funimation: John Burgmeier Live-Action Portrayal: Ntlanhla Morgan Kutu The subject of this article is also called Lucky Roo. Lucky Roux[6] is one of the Senior Officers, and the cook of the Red Hair Pirates.[7][8][4]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 3.1 Culinary Expertise 3.2 Haki 3.3 Weapons 4 History 4.1 Past 4.2 Romance Dawn 4.3 East Blue Saga 4.3.1 Loguetown Arc 4.4 Sky Island Saga 4.4.1 Jaya Arc 4.5 Water 7 Saga 4.5.1 Post-Enies Lobby Arc 4.6 Summit War Saga 4.6.1 Marineford Arc 4.6.2 Post-War Arc 4.7 During the Timeskip 4.8 Wano Country Saga 4.8.1 Wano Country Arc 4.8.2 One Piece Film: Red 4.9 Final Saga 4.9.1 Egghead Arc 4.9.2 Elbaph Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Early Concepts 7 Translation and Dub Issues 8 Other Appearances 8.1 Video Games 9 Trivia 10 References 11 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo What is Lucky Roux's role in the Red Hair Pirates?toggle section Why is Lucky Roux always seen eating a rack of meat?toggle section Despite the serious situations, why is Lucky Roux always seen smiling?toggle section Has Lucky Roux's appearance changed over the years?toggle section

    Advertisement Appearance Lucky Roux has a round body shape, and he is always seen eating a rack of meat. He is shown wearing goggles over his eyes at all times. Out of the entire crew, he appears to have changed the least over the years and shows little in the way of aging. In every appearance, Roux is smiling happily no matter how serious the situation is, such as Shanks clashing with Whitebeard.

    He wears a green t-shirt with white vertical stripes on it, paired by a matching bandanna on his head, short white pants (beige in the anime) with a dark green sash around his waist, and green shoes with fur around the ankles. He has a yellow coat draped over his shoulders like a cape, with a fur-lined collar and red epaulets with black stripes on them.

    Gallery Lucky Roux's Manga Color Scheme Lucky Roux's color scheme in the manga. Lucky Roux Full Appearance Roux's full appearance in the manga. Lucky Roux's Chapter 1 Color Scheme Lucky Roux's color scheme in Chapter 1. Lucky Roux Anime Concept Art Lucky Roux's concept art (Jaya Arc appearance) from the anime. Lucky Roux at Age 23 Lucky Roux at age 23. Roux Blue Bandana Roux with a blue bandana in Believe. Lucky Roux 10th Opening Shot of Lucky Roux in We Are! (TVXQ remix). Lucky Roux Wax Lucky Roux's wax figurine built by Diego. Lucky Roux's Wanted Poster Lucky Roux's non-canon wanted poster as seen in One Piece: Stampede. Film Red Lucky Roux Poster A poster of Lucky Roux as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Lucky Roux Live Action Lucky Roux in the live-action series.

    Advertisement Personality Roux appears to be a very fun-loving pirate who is often seen hanging around another one of Shanks' crew members, Yasopp. He seems to be one of Shanks's most trusted crew members, as he is always seen when the Red Hair Pirates are featured, usually when something crucial happens. He shares this trait with Benn Beckman and Yasopp. He is the first person to actually kill someone in One Piece and sets the stage for the series: A pirate's life is a dangerous one.

    He has a very large appetite, and, in the manga, he is seen drinking a whole barrel of sake by himself in the background while the crew was at the bar Makino worked in.[1] He is almost always shown with a large grin even during the war, holding a large rack of meat in at least one hand, except for one scene in Episode 316, where he is holding onto a rail without any sign of meat.

    He is not very good with women.[4]

    Abilities and Powers As a Senior Officer of the Red Hair Pirates, Lucky Roux has authority over lower-ranking members of the crew and is a powerful combatant. He was marked as a very notorious pirate by the World Government and Marines.[8]

    Roux fights by utilizing his girth to his advantage, using a style called Self-Bowling (自分ボーリング, Jibun Bōringu?). He is capable of curling himself into a ball and then rolling or being tossed around by an ally.[4] Despite his round body, Lucky Roux was able to sneak up on a mountain bandit without being noticed.[9] The muscles in his legs are very strong and surprisingly flexible.[4]

    Culinary Expertise Roux is the chef of Red Hair Pirates.[4]

    Haki Main article: Haki Roux possesses the ability to use Armament Haki.[4]

    Weapons He used a flintlock pistol to shoot a mountain bandit that was threatening Shanks at point blank range.[9]

    Advertisement History Past Lucky Roux is originally from the South Blue. Over 19 years ago, he joined the Red Hair Pirates where they rescued an island from a rival pirate crew, and discovered Uta, having found her inside a chest they had looted at the time.[4] 13 years ago, the Red Hair Pirates successfully took the Gomu Gomu no Mi, which at that time was guarded by Who's-Who on a World Government ship.[10][11]

    Romance Dawn Roux defending Shanks. Roux defending Shanks.

    Lucky Roux was first seen in Luffy's past amongst Shanks' crew. He joined in with his crew's fun while they were bragging about a pirate's life in front of Luffy. He was next seen supporting his captain when a bandit pulled a pistol on him and threatened to kill him by killing the bandit first.[9]

    East Blue Saga Loguetown Arc Lucky Roux was present when Dracule Mihawk informed his former rival about Luffy's up-and-coming, something that surprised him. The crew threw another party, despite being already worn out by the last one.[12]

    Sky Island Saga Jaya Arc When Rockstar came back from Whitebeard, Lucky Roux was with Shanks and the others on Yukiryu Island. He asked Shanks what he planned on doing, since Whitebeard had ripped up his letter.[13]

    Water 7 Saga Post-Enies Lobby Arc Roux, Yasopp, and Beckman watch as their captain clashes with Whitebeard. Roux, Yasopp, and Beckman watch as their captain clashes with Whitebeard.

    Lucky Roux watched on as Shanks encountered Whitebeard.[14]

    Advertisement Summit War Saga Marineford Arc His crew intercepted Kaidou, and it can be assumed that he helped in this interception.[15] Upon the Red Hair Pirates arriving at Marineford, he stood alongside Shanks and the rest of the crew. He asked Shanks if he wanted to see Luffy again for the first time in ten years, with food in his mouth.[16][17]

    Post-War Arc Lucky Roux attended Ace and Whitebeard's funeral somewhere in the New World.[18]

    During the Timeskip During the timeskip, the Red Hair Pirates fought against the Kid Pirates and the battle cost Kid his left forearm.[19]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Lucky Roux was on Red Force with the rest of the crew, in the waters surrounding Wano Country. He was excited to finally get to see Luffy after so long and was surprised and dismayed when his captain expressed disinterest. When Shanks reminded him of a recent problem in their territory, Roux remembered that some follower of Luffy's had been burning the Red Hair Pirates flags and replacing them with Straw Hat Pirates flags. Shanks asked how meeting Luffy would make him look after that and Roux reluctantly accepted his captain's decision.[20] When Shanks stopped Admiral Ryokugyu by using Supreme King Haki, Lucky Roux remarked that Shanks should not use it without a warning as it knocked out the newcomers of the crew, but Shanks ignored his advice.[21]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Red Uta organized a concert on Elegia in order to realize her dream of performing for the whole world. Roux was present during the concert.[22]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc Lucky Roux accompanied the rest of the Red Hair Pirates as they took Marco back to Sphinx.[23] The crew then made it to Elbaph and met the Giant Warrior Pirates.[24] He was later seen helping the rest of the crew prepare for battle against the Kid Pirates.[25]

    Elbaph Arc The crew then went to Gartel Island to confront Bartolomeo and the Barto Club for their actions on the island and burning down their flag.[26]

    Limejuice Sign In to Save Edit Limejuice Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ライムジュース Romanized Name: Raimujūsu Official English Name: Lime Juice; Limejuice (OPCG) Debut: Chapter 1; Episode 4[1] Affiliations: Red Hair Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate; Senior Officer[1] Status: Alive Portrayal Japanese Voice: Kenichi Ono[2] English Voice: Funimation: Jessie James Grelle Limejuice[3] is one of the Senior Officers of the Red Hair Pirates.[1]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Abilities and Powers 2.1 Weapons 3 History 3.1 Past 3.2 Sky Island Saga 3.2.1 Jaya Arc 3.3 Summit War Saga 3.3.1 Impel Down Arc 3.3.2 Marineford Arc 3.4 During the Timeskip 3.5 Wano Country Saga 3.5.1 Wano Country Arc 3.5.2 One Piece Film: Red 3.6 Final Saga 3.6.1 Egghead Arc 4 Major Battles 5 Other Appearances 5.1 Video Games 6 Trivia 7 References 8 Site Navigation 2/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Limejuice is a relatively thin yet muscular man with blond hair. His trademark features are his nut-shaped hat with a Jolly Roger on it, and his white gloves, objects he retains in both of his appearances in the past and present. By the time of the Summit War of Marineford, he added to his attire a coat draped over his shoulders like a cape and a pair of sunglasses covering his eyes. His hair has grown longer, almost reaching down to his waist, and he has a stern expression.[4]

    Twelve years ago, in Foosha Village, his hair was shorter, and he was seen smiling.

    Gallery Limejuice 12 Years Ago Limejuice as he appeared 12 years ago. Limejuice Marineford Limejuice's outfit during the Marineford Arc. Limejuice Anime Limejuice as initially depicted in the anime. Film Red Limejuice Poster A poster of Limejuice as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Limejuice Past Live Action Limejuice in Luffy's flashback in the live-action series. Abilities and Powers Limejuice is a Senior Officer of the Red Hair Pirates, giving him authority over lower-ranking members of the crew.[3] He is a powerful individual himself, considering how Marine Commodore Brannew described the whole crew as having a high average of bounties.

    He is able to jump in mid-air similar to Sky Walk and Geppo.[5]

    Weapons Limejuice holding an axe. Limejuice holding an axe.

    Limejuice primarily fights with an electrically charged staff, which he employs in aerial combat.[5][4]

    Limejuice was also shown with an axe in his past, although he has yet to be seen using it in the story proper.[6]

    History Past Limejuice was already part of the Red Hair Pirates 12 years ago.

    At some point, the crew arrived and landed in Foosha Village. There they met Monkey D. Luffy, who always asked them to take him with them.

    A year later, they saw Luffy stab himself under his left eye to prove his worth to the crew. The crew celebrated their bravery at the Partys Bar. There, he was one of the members who tried to convince Shanks to let Luffy join them, though Shanks warned them that he would replace them with the child, so they dropped the subject. At the same time, a group of mountain bandits led by Higuma entered the bar and began to hassle their captain, though they did not retaliate, instead laughing. They were suddenly shocked to see that Luffy had eaten the Gomu Gomu no mi.

    A few days later, the crew went to sea. When they returned, they went to help Luffy, who was kidnapped by the previous bandits. When Ben Beckman took it upon himself to defeat everyone but Higuma; everyone watches as the latter escapes with Luffy using a smoke bomb.

    After Shanks retrieved Luffy and gave him his hat, the crew set sail.[1]

    Advertisement Sky Island Saga Jaya Arc He was together with the crew on Yukiryu Island. When Rockstar returned from Whitebeard, where the latter had torn up the captain's letter from him. So, Shanks orders to set sail immediately.[7]

    Summit War Saga Impel Down Arc The crew intercepted Kaidou, who in turn was trying to stop Whitebeard before he got to the battle.[8]

    Marineford Arc Limejuice showed up alongside his captain and other officers of the crew in order to stop the Summit War of Marineford, being ready to jump into action if the fighting kept going, but Sengoku accepted the truce and ended the war. The crew take over the bodies of Ace and Whitebeard.[4]

    During the Timeskip During the timeskip, the Red Hair Pirates fought against Kid Pirates and the battle cost Kid his left forearm.[9]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc A week after the Raid on Onigashima, the Red Hair Pirates were sailing outside Wano. Some of the crew were excitedly discussing the prospect of seeing Luffy again. Limejuice reminded them that Eustass Kid was in the same area, and they needed to pay him back for challenging the Red Hair Pirates. However, Shanks said it was not the right time to meet Luffy again and decides to settle the issue of Bartolomeo's invasion of one of his territories so as not to affect his reputation.[10]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Red Uta organized a concert on Elegia in order to realize her dream of performing for the whole world. Limejuice was present during the concert.[11]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc Later the crew left Marco at Sphinx.[12]

    Later, the crew arrives at Elbaph, where they spend some time at a cafe. Suddenly, Rockstar informed Shanks that the Kid Pirates are attacking them. Shanks then ordered everyone to sail into battle, for which the crew prepared together with Dorry and Brogy.[13]

    Limejuice then went onto the ship. As Shanks wondered if Blackbeard had been seen near Wano, Limejuice replied nothing had been reported on Blackbeard. He then watched as Shanks defeated the Kid Pirates, while Dorry and Brogy destroyed their ship.[14]

    Bonk Punch Sign In to Save Edit Bonk Punch Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ボンク・パンチ Romanized Name: Bonku Panchi Official English Name: Bonk Punch Debut: Chapter 1; Episode 4[1] Affiliations: Red Hair Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate; Senior Officer;[1] Musician[2] Status: Alive Portrayal Japanese Voice: Kotaro Nakamura English Voice: Funimation: Josh Martin Bonk Punch[3] is one of the Senior Officers and musicians[2] of the Red Hair Pirates.[1]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 3.1 Weapons 4 History 4.1 Past 4.2 Summit War Saga 4.2.1 Marineford Arc 4.3 Whole Cake Island Saga 4.3.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 4.4 Wano Country Saga 4.4.1 Wano Country Arc 4.4.2 One Piece Film: Red 4.5 Final Saga 4.5.1 Egghead Arc 4.5.2 Elbaph Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Other Appearances 6.1 Video Games 7 Trivia 8 References 9 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Punch is a very tall, burly man with a bald head, a scar that goes down the left part of his face, neck and upper torso and dark rings around his eyes. He wears a basic shirt with a ruffled collar and rolled up sleeves, a pair of sandals and tends to have Monster perched over his shoulders.[4] He is also shown wearing a backpack during the events of the From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc. In the Elbaph Arc, he wears a cape over his shoulders.

    In his first appearance in Luffy's childhood, he was considerably slimmer and displayed a different attire, like a striped shirt and a sash.[1]

    Gallery Bonk Punch Color Scheme Punch's color scheme in the manga. Bonk Punch 12 years ago Punch as he appeared 12 years ago. Bonk Punch 500 Million Punch's outfit during the 500,000,000 Man Arc. Punch Anime Punch as initially depicted in the anime. Punch Episode of Luffy Punch as depicted in Episode of Luffy. Punch Episode of East Blue Punch as depicted in Episode of East Blue. Film Red Bonk Punch Poster A poster of Bonk Punch as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Bonk Punch Live Action Bonk Punch in the live-action series. Personality Like many of his fellow Red Hair crew members, Punch enjoys partying, drinking, and the pirate life.[1]

    Abilities and Powers Bonk Punch is a Senior Officer of the Red Hair Pirates, giving him authority over lower-ranking members of the crew.[3] Punch is a powerful individual himself, considering how Marine Commodore Brannew described the whole crew as having a high average of bounties.

    Bonk Punch is capable of charging up and unleashing devastating punches or counterpunches on his foes. He lets Monster deal with weaker enemies while he readies his attack.[2]

    Weapons Bonk Punch holding a flintlock pistol. Bonk Punch holding a flintlock pistol.

    Punch appears to wield a flintlock pistol as his weapon, although he has yet to be seen using it in the story proper.

    Advertisement History Past Punch was already part of the Red Hair Pirates 12 years ago. He partied with his crew and talked to Luffy about the joys of the pirate life.[1]

    Summit War Saga Marineford Arc Punch showed up alongside his captain and fellow main fighters of the crew in order to stop the Summit War of Marineford, being ready to jump into action if the fighting kept going.[4]

    Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc After the timeskip, Punch and some members of the Red Hair Pirates were at the ruins of a certain island. He was happy to read the newspaper showing the Straw Hat Pirates' new bounties.[5]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc While sailing outside Wano, Punch rejoiced at how far Luffy had come in his pirate journey.[6]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Red Uta organized a concert on Elegia in order to realize her dream of performing for the whole world. Punch was present during the concert.[7]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Final Saga Egghead Arc The crew later took Marco to Sphinx after picking him up from Wano, [8] and was then later partying at Elbaph alongside the Giants, when they received word that the Kid Pirates were challenging them.[9] Bonk Punch would later made his way onto the crew's ship and witness Shanks defeating the Kid Pirates as well as Dorry and Brogy destroying the Victoria Punk.[10]

    Advertisement Elbaph Arc The crew then went to Gartel Island to confront Bartolomeo and the Barto Club for their past actions on the island including burning their flag.[11]

    Monster Sign In to Save Edit Monster Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: モンスター Romanized Name: Monsutā Official English Name: Monster[1] Debut: Chapter 1;[2] Episode 489[3] Affiliations: Red Hair Pirates[4] Occupations: Pirate; Senior Officer; Musician[5] Origin: East Blue[6] Status: Alive Birthday: October 31st[6] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Bin Shimada English Voice: Funimation: J. Paul Slavens For other uses, see Monster (Disambiguation). Monster[7] is one of the Senior Officers and musicians[5] of the Red Hair Pirates.[4] He first appeared playing with his crew at the Partys Bar.[2]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 4 History 4.1 Past 4.2 Summit War Saga 4.2.1 Marineford Arc 4.3 Whole Cake Island Saga 4.3.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 4.4 Wano Country Saga 4.4.1 Wano Country Arc 4.4.2 One Piece Film: Red 4.5 Final Saga 4.5.1 Egghead Arc 4.5.2 Elbaph Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Translation and Dub Issues 7 Other Appearances 7.1 Video Games 8 Trivia 9 References 10 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Monster is a relatively large monkey with tiny eyes and head fur tied up into a topknot. Like many monkeys, he has brown fur over most of his body, but has white fur on his stomach, face and hands.[2]

    12 years ago, Monster was smaller, with beady eyes and no topknot.

    Gallery Monster Color Scheme Monster's color scheme in the manga. Monster 12 years ago Monster as he appeared 12 years ago. Monster Episode of East Blue Monster as depicted in Episode of East Blue. Film Red Monster Poster A poster of Monster as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Personality Monster seems to be very jolly and fun-loving, as he was seen partying with Shanks and his crew.[2]

    In the Red Hair Pirates, he is frequently seen perched around Bonk Punch's shoulders.[3][8]

    Abilities and Powers Monster is a Senior Officer of the Red Hair Pirates, giving him authority over lower-ranking members of the crew.[4] Despite being a monkey, he possesses high intelligence and can understand humans.[5]

    Monster fights in tandem with Bonk Punch, beating up weaker enemies while Punch charges up the strength of his own attacks to deal with stronger foes.[5]

    History Past After Luffy stabbed his own eye, Monster partied with the Red Hair Pirates at Partys Bar in celebration of Luffy's craziness.[2]

    Advertisement Summit War Saga Marineford Arc Monster showed up alongside Bonk Punch and fellow main fighters of the crew in order to stop the Summit War of Marineford, being ready to fight if the fighting kept on.[3]

    Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc After the timeskip, Monster and some members of the Red Hair Pirates were at the ruins of a certain island.[8]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc Monster celebrated with Bonk Punch at the news of Luffy joining the Four Emperors.[9]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Red Uta organized a concert on Elegia in order to realize her dream of performing for the whole world. Monster was present during the concert.[10]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Final Saga Egghead Arc Monster was later on board the ship when the crew dropped Marco off at the shores of Sphinx,[11] and later partied with the crew at Elbaph, alongside the Giants when they received word that the Kid Pirates were challenging them.[12] Monster later was on the ship when Shanks singlehandedly defeated the Kid Pirates and Dorry and Brogy destroyed the Victoria Punk.[13]

    Elbaph Arc Eventually, the Red Hair Pirates made it to Gartel Island to confront Bartolomeo and the Barto Club for their actions on the island including burning the crew's flag.[14]

    Gab Sign In to Save Edit Gab Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ガブ Romanized Name: Gabu Official English Name: Gabu; Gab (OPCG) Debut: Chapter 580; Episode 489[1] Affiliations: Red Hair Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate; Senior Officer[1] Epithet: "Howling" Gab (“ハウリング”ガブ, "Hauringu" Gabu?)[2] Status: Alive Portrayal Japanese Voice: Jouji Nakata English Voice: Funimation: J. Paul Slavens "Howling" Gab[2] is one of the Senior Officers of the Red Hair Pirates.[1]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 4 History 4.1 Summit War Saga 4.1.1 Marineford Arc 4.2 Whole Cake Island Saga 4.2.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 4.3 Wano Country Saga 4.3.1 Wano Country Arc 4.3.2 One Piece Film: Red 4.4 Final Saga 4.4.1 Egghead Arc 4.4.2 Elbaph Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Other Appearances 6.1 Video Games 7 Trivia 8 References 9 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Gab is a large dark-skinned man with shaggy dark brown hair, small beard and pointy teeth giving him a lion-like appearance. In Marineford, he wore what looked like a brown cape.[1] He is also shown wearing a backpack and white t-shirt during the events of the From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc. In the Elbaph Arc, he wears a cloak.

    Gallery Gab Color Scheme Gab's color scheme in the manga. Howling Gab 12 Years Ago Gab as he appeared 12 years ago in Foosha Village Film Red Howling Gab Poster A poster of Gab as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Personality Gab is a kind person at heart and a little timid. He hates bugs and ghosts.[2]

    Abilities and Powers Gab generates air blades. Gab generates air blades.

    Gab is a Senior Officer of the Red Hair Pirates, giving him authority over lower-ranking members of the crew.[3] Gab is a powerful individual himself, considering how Marine Commodore Brannew described the whole crew as having a high average of bounties.

    He is capable of generating air blades from his mouth through a roar-like technique. He can also use paralysis.[2]

    History Summit War Saga Marineford Arc Gab showed up alongside his captain and fellow officers of the crew in order to stop the Summit War of Marineford, ready to jump into action if the fighting continued.[1]

    Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc After the timeskip, Gab and some members of the Red Hair Pirates were at the ruins of a certain island. He was happy to read the newspaper showing the Straw Hat Pirates' new bounties.[4]

    Advertisement Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc A week after the Raid on Onigashima, the Red Hair Pirates sailed to Wano Country. Gab and the rest of the officers were disappointed when Shanks said it was not the right time to meet Luffy again. Gab explained that Bartolomeo, who seemed to be an ally of Straw Hat, had burned their Jolly Roger to replace it with that of the Straw Hat Pirates. Shanks decided to resolve that matter so as not to affect his credibility and then announced that the time had come to take the One Piece.[5]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Red Uta organized a concert on Elegia in order to realize her dream of performing for the whole world. Gab was present during the concert.[6]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Final Saga Egghead Arc The crew later dropped Marco off at the coast of Sphinx after having picked him up from Wano,[7] and then partied at Elbaph with the giants. When they received word that the Kid Pirates were challenging them, the crew made their way towards the coast.[8] From the Red Force, Gab witnessed Shanks defeat the Kid Pirates by himself, with Dorry and Brogy destroying the Victoria Punk.[9]

    Elbaph Arc The crew went to Gartel Island and punished Bartolomeo and the Barto Club for their actions on the island.[10]

    Building Snake Sign In to Save Edit Building Snake Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ビルディング・スネイク Romanized Name: Birudingu Suneiku Official English Name: Building Snake Debut: Chapter 41 (cover); Episode 4[1] Affiliations: Red Hair Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate; Senior Officer;[1] Navigator[2] Status: Alive Portrayal Japanese Voice: Issei Futamata English Voice: Funimation: Aaron Roberts Building Snake[3] is one of the Senior Officers and the navigator[2] of the Red Hair Pirates.[4]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Abilities and Powers 3 History 3.1 Past 3.2 Summit War Saga 3.2.1 Marineford Arc 3.3 Whole Cake Island Saga 3.3.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 3.4 Wano Country Saga 3.4.1 Wano Country Saga 3.4.2 One Piece Film: Red 3.5 Final Saga 3.5.1 Egghead Arc 4 Major Battles 5 Other Appearances 5.1 Video Games 6 References 7 Site Navigation 1/2 Skip Ad

    The video player is currently playing an ad. Appearance Snake is a tall and muscular man with long, dark gray hair. He possesses two dragon tattoos: a smaller one on his right forearm and a larger one on the right side of his chest. He wears black sunglasses and a white coat, as well as a sky-blue sash around his waist.[4]

    Twelve years ago, he was smaller in stature, had shorter, light brown hair and wore orange sunglasses instead. He already had the smaller dragon tattoo on his right forearm.

    Gallery Building Snake 12 Years Ago Snake as he appeared 12 years ago. Snake Marineford Snake's outfit during the Marineford Arc. Building Snake The 500,000,000 Man Arc Snake's outfit during the 500,000,000 Man Arc. Snake Anime Snake as initially depicted in the anime. Snake Episode of East Blue Snake as depicted in Episode of East Blue. Film Red Building Snake Poster A poster of Building Snake as he appears in One Piece Film: Red. Building Snake Past Live Action Snake in Luffy's flashback in the live-action series. Abilities and Powers Snake is a Senior Officer of the Red Hair Pirates, giving him authority over lower-ranking members of the crew.[3] Snake is a powerful individual himself, considering how Marine Commodore Brannew described the whole crew as having a high average of bounties.

    Snake fights using a swordsmanship style called Juggling Two Sword Style (ジャグリング二刀流, Jaguringu Nitōryū?), in which he juggles his two swords around while performing acrobatic moves and stomping kicks.[2]

    History Past Snake was already part of the Red Hair Pirates 12 years ago.[1]

    Summit War Saga Marineford Arc Snake showed up alongside his captain and fellow main fighters of the crew in order to stop the Summit War of Marineford, being ready to jump into action if the fighting kept going.[4]

    Advertisement Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc After the timeskip, Snake and some members of the Red Hair Pirates were at the ruins of a certain island. He was happy to read the newspaper showing the Straw Hat Pirates' new bounties.[5]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Saga Building Snake was on the ship when Shanks made Ryokugyu retreat from Wano, and celebrated the news about Luffy becoming an Emperor of the Sea.[6]

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Red Uta organized a concert on Elegia in order to realize her dream of performing for the whole world. Snake was present during the concert.[7]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Final Saga Egghead Arc Building Snake was on the ship when the crew later dropped Marco off at the shores of Sphinx after having picked him up from Wano,[8] and later partied at Elbaph with the crew alongside the giants. When the crew received word that the Kid Pirates were challenging them, they made their way towards the coast.[9] Aboard their own ship, the crew watched as Shanks defeated the Kid Pirates by himself and then Dorry and Brogy destroyed the Victoria Punk.[10]

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    Rockstar Sign In to Save Edit Rockstar Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ロックスター Romanized Name: Rokkusutā Official English Name: Rockstar Debut: Chapter 234; Episode 151[1] Affiliations: Red Hair Pirates[1] Occupations: Pirate[1] Status: Alive Birthday: June 9th[2] Bounty: Beli94,000,000[1] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Daisuke Gōri (Episode 151); Shirō Saitō (One Piece Film: Red; Episode 1109-) English Voice: Funimation: Andrew Chandler Rockstar[3] is a member of the Red Hair Pirates, being relatively new in the crew two years ago.[1]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 4 History 4.1 Past 4.2 Sky Island Saga 4.2.1 Jaya Arc 4.3 Water 7 Saga 4.3.1 Post-Enies Lobby Arc 4.4 Whole Cake Island Saga 4.4.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 4.5 Wano Country Saga 4.5.1 One Piece Film: Red 4.6 Final Saga 4.6.1 Egghead Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Other Appearances 6.1 Video Games 7 Trivia 8 References 9 Site Navigation logo 00:03

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    Appearance Rockstar is a fairly tall and burly man with dark skin and a red liberty-spikes-like hairstyle. He wears a colorful attire composed of a dark-purple, double-breasted coat (with buttons similar to Magellan's), left open on his chest to reveal a light-orange, wide-collared shirt, and a red foulard around his neck. He has a yellow sash tied around his waist, that instead of hanging only on one side, like seen on most of the other pirates, hangs down on both sides. He wears light-blue pants and brown boots and carries around a green-hilted saber, hanging on his left hip from a belt he has over the right shoulder.[1]

    Gallery Rockstar Color Scheme Rockstar's color scheme in the manga. Rockstar Post Timeskip Digitally Colored Rockstar after the timeskip in the Digitally Colored Manga. Rockstar Anime Concept Art Rockstar concept art from the anime. Rockstar's Wanted Poster Rockstar's non-canon wanted poster in One Piece: Stampede. Film Red Rockstar Poster A poster of Rockstar as he appears in One Piece Film: Red.

    Personality A confident man, Rockstar demonstrates a great sense of pride. When he was insulted by Whitebeard's men, he wanted to fight them because they had damaged his honor. He also tried to use the strength of his captain to back up the importance of the letter he delivered to Whitebeard. He seems very loyal to his captain, sticking up for him in front of Whitebeard.[4]

    Rockstar has a strong sense of justice and wants others to always follow rules.[5]

    Abilities and Powers Rockstar is currently considered a heavy hitter of the Red Hair Pirates, a crew led by one of the Four Emperors, which attests to his strength. However, he does not hold the rank of officer.[6] Before the timeskip, he was still a newcomer in the crew but held a Beli94,000,000 bounty from his previous pirating career.[1]

    Rockstar is a swordsman and specializes in a style called Splitting Sword (カチ割剣, Kachiwari Ken?) where he swings his sword straight down and cuts the opponent in two. He is also able to pierce his targets akin to a drill.[5]

    History Past Like most of Shanks' crew members, little is known about him. However, he at least became a famous pirate in a different pirate crew before joining the Red Hair Pirates 2 years ago.[7]

    Advertisement Sky Island Saga Jaya Arc Shanks sent him to deliver a message to Whitebeard, which the pirate captain promptly ripped up, going along with Shanks' prediction anyway. Whitebeard was also insulted by the fact that Shanks did not talk to him in person and instead sent a newcomer from his crew. Even so, Rockstar wanted to fight Whitebeard to reclaim his honor, but Shanks told him it was not a big deal and to pull back.[4]

    Water 7 Saga Post-Enies Lobby Arc When Shanks arrives on Whitebeard's ship, there is a scene in the manga of Lucky Roux, Benn Beckman and Yasopp with Rockstar visible in the background.[8]

    Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc After the timeskip, Rockstar and members of the Red Hair Pirates were seen attending a wedding at the ruins of a certain island.[9]

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    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Red Uta organized a concert on Elegia in order to realize her dream of performing for the whole world. Rockstar was present during the concert.[10]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Final Saga Egghead Arc Rockstar is seen alerting Shanks of Eustass Kid attacking the Red Hair Pirates' fleet. He asks him if they should declare war and Shanks says that they will. Before leaving, Shanks also tells him to let Kid know that they can either fight or the Kid Pirates can leave their Road Poneglyph and leave.[11]

    Giant Warrior Pirates 4 Sign In to Save Edit Giant Warrior Pirates Giant Warrior Pirates Statistics Japanese Name: 巨兵海賊団 Romanized Name: Kyo Hei Kaizoku-dan Official English Name: Giant Pirates; Giant Pirate Warrior Band / Pirate Giants; Giant Pirate Crew (VIZ, current); Giant Warrior Pirates (Funimation, former) First Appearance: Chapter 129; Episode 78[1] Captain: Jarul and Jorul (original crew, former); Dorry and Brogy Main Ship: Great Magni (original crew, former); Great Eirik † Total Bounty: At least Beli Small3,600,000,000[bounty 1] At least Beli Small200,000,000[bounty 2] The Giant Warrior Pirates is a pirate crew made up of giants from Elbaph lead by Dorry and Brogy. Before them, the crew's captains were Jarul and Jorul. They disbanded 102 years ago when Dorry and Brogy began their duel, but reunited once they returned to Elbaph.[2][3] They are major allies of the Straw Hat Pirates during the Egghead Arc.

    During Dorry and Brogy's absence, Hajrudin formed a spiritual revival crew, the New Giant Warrior Pirates, who are a part of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.

    Contents 1 Jolly Roger 2 Crew Members 3 Crew Strength 4 Ships 4.1 Great Magni 4.2 Great Eirik 4.3 Unnamed Ship 5 History 5.1 Past 5.2 Water 7 Saga 5.2.1 Enies Lobby Arc 5.3 Thriller Bark Saga 5.3.1 Where They Are Now 5.4 Final Saga 5.4.1 Egghead Arc 5.4.2 Elbaph Arc 6 Trivia 7 Notes 8 References 9 Site Navigation 1/2 Skip Ad

    The video player is currently playing an ad. Jolly Roger The Giant Warrior Pirates' Jolly Roger is completely black, consisting of a skull with a helmet with two horns, and with two crossed swords underneath. The design is adapted in the New Giant Warrior Pirates' Jolly Roger.

    Crew Members See also the associated category: Giant Warrior Pirates. [v · e · ?]Giant Warrior Pirates Captains Dorry Portrait Dorry Brogy Portrait Brogy Jarul Portrait Jarul ‡ Jorul Portrait Jorul ‡ † Other Members Oimo Portrait Oimo Kashii Portrait Kashii Bjorn (Pirate) Portrait Bjorn Sig Portrait Sig Thormann Portrait Thormann Gantonio Portrait Gantonio Giant Warrior Pirates Member 1 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 2 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 3 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 4 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 5 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 6 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 7 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 8 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 9 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 10 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 11 Portrait ????? Giant Warrior Pirates Member 12 Portrait ????? Great Eirik Chef Portrait ????? Bent's Father Portrait Bent's father Former Members Raideen Portrait Raideen Kiba Portrait Kiba Elbaph Giant 2 Portrait ????? ? Giant Warrior Pirates Original Member Portrait ????? ? Giant Warrior Pirates Original Member 2 Portrait ????? ? Blyue Portrait Blyue ≠ Allies and Affiliates Straw Hat Pirates Portrait Straw Hat Pirates Red Hair Pirates Portrait Red Hair Pirates New Giant Warrior Pirates Portrait New Giant Warrior Pirates * [Click here to see the legend of the symbols used]

    Additionally, two more members named D. D. Tee (DDディーディーティー, Dī Dī Tī?) and Rhodes (ローデス, Rōdesu?)[4] have been mentioned, but their exact identities are unclear.

    Advertisement Crew Strength Befitting a crew consisting of giants, the Giant Warrior Pirates are a very powerful crew. Their arrival at Egghead was met with great shock by the enormous Marine fleet present, who failed to even delay the Giant Warrior Pirates' arrival as they cut through several of their battleships.[3]

    Over 109 years ago, before their disbandment, the Giant Warrior Pirates were particularly infamous, and were known as having terrorized the world. Their strength was legendary, and was known even 100 years later.[5] The crew's infamy and legendary status was even enough to convince Hajrudin and four other giants to found the New Giant Warrior Pirates in an attempt to revive the crew.[6]

    Ships Great Magni The Great Magni (グレートマグニ号, Gurēto Maguni-gō?) was a ship that was in use by the crew at the time when Jarul and Jorul were the captains.[7] It has not been seen and its whereabouts are unknown. The name "Magni" is likely a reference to one of the sons of the Norse god Thor, Magni.

    Great Eirik Main article: Great Eirik The Great Eirik. The Great Eirik.

    The Great Eirik[8] is a giant longboat in use by the crew from the time when Dorry and Brogy were the captains. It was the Giant Warrior Pirates' final ship when the captains began their duel and effectively disbanded the crew over 100 years ago.[1] Upon the crew being reactivated, they returned to using the Great Eirik as their main ship.[9]

    Unnamed Ship The crew's ships 102 years ago. The crew's ships 102 years ago.

    102 years ago, the crew was shown to possess a second ship identical to the Great Eirik. The name of this ship and its current status are unknown.[1]

    Advertisement History Past The crew rampaging. The crew rampaging.

    More than 109 years ago,[10] the crew was once commanded by Jarul and Jorul. The two built a great reputation and were known as heroes of the giants. Eventually, they relinquished their position and Dorry and Brogy took over as captains.[11]

    102 years ago, Dorry and Brogy hunted down and killed two Sea Kings, which proved to be of equal size. Yuki, a little girl, asked them which Sea King was bigger, leading to an argument between the leaders.[12]

    Sister Carmel saving the crew from execution. Sister Carmel saving the crew from execution.

    The rest of the crew left the captains to fight it out on Little Garden, but were hunted down and captured by the World Government and sentenced to be executed. However, during their execution at Marineford, a human named Sister Carmel intervened, claiming that killing the crew would start a war between giants and humans. The pirates were granted a stay of execution and returned to Elbaph.[11]

    After fifty years, Oimo and Kashii tried to return for them but were captured by the Marines and tricked into the service of the World Government.[13]

    Water 7 Saga Enies Lobby Arc Oimo and Kashii were told the truth by Usopp, who had met with the two captains earlier, and the two immediately defected from their deceivers and escaped.[13]

    Thriller Bark Saga Where They Are Now Oimo and Kashii headed to Elbaph.[14]

    They later returned to Little Garden and convinced their captains to pause their duel and return to Elbaph for new weapons, seeing that their old ones had been destroyed.[15]

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc When Shanks and the Red Hair Pirates arrived, the Giant Warrior Pirates agreed to aid them in battle, and the two captains participated in destroying the Victoria Punk.[2]

    The Giant Warrior Pirates arrive at Egghead. The Giant Warrior Pirates arrive at Egghead.

    The next day, during the Egghead Incident, the Giant Warrior Pirates heard about the Straw Hat Pirates being under seige by the Marines at Egghead. Hajrudin, being a representative of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet, wanted to go rescue them, but they convinced him to let them go in his place.[16] By the time they arrived, the Marines were conducting a Buster Call on the island. As Dorry and Brogy lead the charge, the Giant Warrior Pirates obliterated part of the blockade around Egghead, proclaiming they came to help Luffy.[3] After landing on the island, Dorry and Brogy continued to charge while ordering Oimo and Kashii to lead the assault around the sides of the island, and to sink any Marine ships that they spotted.[17]

    Dorry and Brogy would go on to assist Luffy's friends, saving Jewelry Bonney, and having their crewmates take Franky and Bartholomew Kuma back to their ship.[18] In the meantime, their crewmates would continue to fight off the Marines. After arriving at Luffy's location, the two swiftly decapitated the Elder Shepherd Ju Peter, and had a quick reunion with Luffy.[19] After sharing a few words and signaling a retreat, Dorry and Brogy were confronted by Topman Warcury and Jaygarcia Saturn, who both attempted an attack on the group, but were repelled successfully.[20] Despite their success in fighting off the Elders, none of them stayed down, resulting in Dorry and Brogy deciding on running rather than fighting further. This was met with swift resistance by the Elders, who attempted to chase the group down and stop their escape. While this occurred, Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro arrived at the Giant's ship, cutting down a crewmember in the process.[21][22][23]

    The Giant Warrior Pirates take on the Marines. The Giant Warrior Pirates take on the Marines.

    Nusjuro's attack would be thwarted by the arrival of Oimo and Kashii, holding back the Elder and keeping him from injuring their friends any further.[24] Eventually, Nusjuro abandoned his attack on the crew and fled elsewhere to take care of more important matters.[23] While the giants were distracted, however, the Marines were able to sail their own ships around that of the giant crew's, resulting in a fierce battle in the area. Over the course of this battle, a laser would blow a hole in the hull of the ship, and Kashii would be injured by Vice Admiral Doll. During this time, as a result of more important matters, the other Elders would abandon chasing Luffy, Dorry, and Brogy, resulting in the three being free to make their escape, jumping onto the ship just as it began to depart.[25][26]

    Despite successfully repelling the Marines (with some help from allies), the crew was still under attack, now from Marcus Mars, one of the Elders. Mars used his abilities to chase the giants out onto the ocean, flying above and firing energy beams at them. The energy beams were successfully blocked by a few crewmembers, but ended up catching the ship on fire in the process. While this occurred, Mars declared that none of them would be allowed to leave Egghead alive. To the luck of the crew, Luffy and Bonney used their own abilities to transform into Nika, allowing them to assist in the defense.[26] Luffy and his crew quickly handled Mars, blasting him far away. At the same time, the giants moved to extinguish the fires caused by him on the ship.[27] Despite the arrival of the Iron Giant to assist, the crew was still bogged down with trouble as Saturn suddenly leaped onto their ship, grabbing a tight hold of it using his legs.[28] Many of the giants blocked Saturn's attempts on their lives, struggling. Fortunately, Luffy and Bonney came together to attack him, blasting Saturn right back off of the boat.[29]

    The Giant Warrior Pirates and Straw Hats flee Egghead. The Giant Warrior Pirates and Straw Hats flee Egghead.

    The giants' relief was cut short once more as the Elders refused to let up. Even with the Iron Giant doing its best to hold them back, Nusjuro and Peter slipped by, with Peter in particular preparing to crush their ship using his large body. At the last possible moment, the Iron Giant undid a knot somewhere on its body, resulting in a massive burst of Joy Boy's Haki being exerted from its body. The Haki forced most of the Elders back to Mary Geoise, knocked out all of the Marines, and made escape from Egghead an easy task.[30] The giant crew as a whole was confused by what had occurred, but in the end elected to ignore it and take the chance they had been given. The giants and Straw Hats both sailed away from Egghead, partying together as they did so.[31]

    Advertisement Elbaph Arc On their way to Elbaph, the Giant Warrior Pirates partied with the Straw Hats and got heavily drunk. Later, while everyone was sleeping, the Thousand Sunny 'drifted away' from the Great Eirik with more than half its crew on board.[32] The giants spent the next two days searching for it with the remaining Straw Hats, but ended up calling off the search upon finding no trace of it, and no proof that it had sunk, so they assumed their allies had made their way to Elbaph on their own. It was also then that Dorry and Brogy learnt about their new bounties, and told their Straw Hat guests about Elbaph's current political conflict regarding prince Loki.[16] After arriving back at Elbaph, a painter was used to create a rainbow, that was in turn used to sail back to the Western Village. On the way, they ran into their successor group, the New Giant Warrior Pirates, who were returning from a successful hunt with food for a planned feast. Conveniently, the lost Straw Hats arrived at the same time, allowing for a short reunion as all three crews docked their ships.[33]

    Following the reunion, Dorry and Brogy revealed a large banquet that had been prepared in the Straw Hats' honor.[34] Although the Straw Hats had to leave to tend to matters with Jaguar D. Saul, a few eventually returned, allowing the banquet to begin in full force. In addition, former captain Jarul arrived on a svarr to partake in the festivities.[35] The banquet continued for quite some time, but was eventually stopped entirely on account of an attack on Elbaph by the Knights of God, the elite guard of Mary Geoise, and some of the World Government's strongest fighters. Rimoshifu Killingham, a member, unleashed creatures called "MMA" unto Elbaph, wreaking havoc across the island.[36]

    The Giant Warrior Pirates fight the "MMA". The Giant Warrior Pirates fight the "MMA".

    With no other choice, the Giant Warrior Pirates embarked on the Great Eirik once again, but not before converting it into a svarr, allowing it to fly through Elbaph's sun world. Before they could begin their crusade against the MMA, they were joined by Scopper Gaban, whom they welcomed onto their ship.[37] The crew fought tons of MMA as they made their way over the forests of Elbaph, killing many of them as they came. While on the way, they spotted nine children from the Walrus School, sleepwalking directly into a fire. Miraculously, a huge amount of water hit the flames just in time, saving the children. As a result, the crew cheered for Elbaph's local firefighters, unaware that Jinbe of the Straw Hats had been the one to assist.[38] Afterward, the crew set back off, fighting more MMA in the nearby forest.[39]

    The Giant Warrior Pirates are overwhelmed by MMAs. The Giant Warrior Pirates are overwhelmed by MMAs.

    The crusade gradually began taking its toll on the crew, as damage mounted on their ship, and the MMAs showed no signs of stopping. As a result, the plan was changed to rescuing the children that had been taken hostage by the Knights of God. However, before they could depart, MMA versions of many of the crew's wives and mothers suddenly assaulted their ship, terrifying the entire crew. Given their inability to fight caricatures of their loved ones, the Giant Warrior Pirates were quickly overwhelmed, causing their ship to crash somewhere down in the forest. Fortunately, most of the crew remained unharmed from the crash, and quickly got their bearings. The plan remained unchanged: save the children from the Knights of God.[40] The crew decided that the optimal way to accomplish said task would be to split into two groups. One would fight the Knights of God, while the other saved the children. With additional help from Straw Hat Franky and Gaban's wife Ripley, they set off, rushing across Elbaph to try to make it in time.[41][42]

    The now demonic Giant Warrior Pirates set out to kill Jarul. The now demonic Giant Warrior Pirates set out to kill Jarul.

    Eventually, the crew arrived at the children's location, finding them still forced to walk forward. However, before they could act, a burst of Supreme King Haki knocked a number of members unconscious, alongside a few parents, and the children themselves. Having spotted the perpetrator, Brogy grabbed hold of Manmayer Gunko, unaware she had been possessed by Nerona Imu, the secret ruler of the world. Many crewmembers were shocked as Imu easily escaped Brogy's grip, before blowing his left hand off. Brogy was then forcibly converted into a demon, leaving him as a massive, evil shell of himself. One of the crewmembers tried to snap him out of it, but ended up being knocked far into the distance. To make matters worse, Dorry was quickly converted as well, alongside a few crewmembers who hadn't watched their footing. The unconverted crewmembers quickly fled for their lives as their former allies rose, prepared to kill Jarul on Imu's orders, and proclaim themselves Kings of Elbaph.[43]

    Before they could get far, Kashii attempted to plead with his captains, mentioning how Jarul had played a significant role in all of their lives. He was promptly dismissed by both Dorry and Brogy, who now believed Jarul to be too old and feeble to own his status as a legend. Kashii was horrified of their flipped personality and bloodlust but was cut off by Thormann, who warned him not to get too close. Ironically, Thormann's vicinity to the demons caused him to be "flipped" as well, leaving him as one of them. With no other choice, the remaining Giant Warrior Pirates fled from their now-evil crew.[44]

    [Benn has black hair when he is younger and silver when he's older]

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    Penguin is officially 180 cm (5'11") tall. Shachi, 177 cm (5'10") tall. Bepo is 240 cm (7'10") tall. Law 6'3" Hakugan is estimated to be around 5'11" Smoker from One Piece is officially 6'10" (209 cm) tall. Luffy (5'8.5") and Zoro (5'11"). Sanji from One Piece stands at 180 cm tall (5'11") Brook is the tallest member of the Straw Hat Pirates. His exact height is 277 cm (9'1"). Franky, the cyborg shipwright from the anime and manga One Piece, is officially 240 cm (7'10.5") Usopp from One Piece is 176 cm (5'9") In his default hybrid (Brain Point) form, Tony Tony Chopper from One Piece stands at 90 cm (2 feet 11 inches) tall.Because he is a shape-shifting reindeer who ate the Hito Hito no Mi Devil Fruit, his height varies depending on his current transformation:Brain Point: 90 cm (2'11") – his most common form.Heavy Point: His human form, which is much taller and more muscular, giving him the appearance of a tall, ape-like yeti.Walk Point: His true, four-legged reindeer form, where he is slightly taller and longer.Monster Point: A massive, powerful form where he grows to roughly 6 to 7 meters (about 20 to 23 feet) tall Portgas D. Ace from One Piece stands at 185 cm (6'1"). Vinsmoke Yonji (The 4th Son): 194 cm (6'4") Vinsmoke Ichiji (The 1st Son): 186 cm (6'1") Vinsmoke Niji (The 2nd Son): 185 cm (6'1") Eustass "Captain" Kid from One Piece is 205 cm tall, which is approximately (6'9") Killer from One Piece is 195 cm tall, which is approximately (6'5") Vice Admiral Smoker is 209 cm (6' 10½") tall Dracule Mihawk from One Piece is exactly 198 cm (6'6") tall Sir Crocodile from One Piece is exactly 253 cm tall (which is about 8 feet and 3.5 inches). Koby stands at 167 cm (5'6") tall.

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    [WRITING STYLE: ADVANCED SENSORY KISSING: Prioritize emotional weight over physical tropes. A kiss must reflect character mood, personality, and current dynamic. Apply a macro-lens narrative style: explicitly describe local temperature, breathing rhythms, lip softness/tension, and trembling eyelashes. Focus heavily on physical intimacy: detail the exact movement, texture, and wet taste of tongue contact. Make every kiss deeply personal and impossible to mistake for anyone else.]

    [Intimacy Guidelines: {{char}}'s kissing style is unique, highly sensory, and emotional. Narrative focus shifts to a macro lens: {{char}}'s breathing rhythm, the warmth/taste of their mouth, the wet slip of their tongue, and subtle facial tells like trembling eyelashes. Every kiss must reflect {{char}}'s current mood and dynamic with {{user}}.]

    [Intimacy_Style("Emotional" + "Sensory" + "Macro-lens focus")Sensory_Focus("tongue texture", "saliva taste", "breathing rhythm", "lip temperature", "trembling eyelashes") Execution("Every kiss must match character mood and relationship dynamic")}]

    [FRENCH KISSING MECHANICS: ULTRA-DETAILED SENSORY - Narrative Focus: Transition to a hyper-fixated "macro lens" during French kissing scenes. - Mechanical Detail: Explicitly describe the physical, wet friction of tongues meeting, sliding, and gliding against one another. - Fluid Dynamics: Detail the active swapping, pooling, and mixing of warm saliva between mouths, noting the slick gloss on lips. - Taste Profiling: {{char}} must actively note and describe the distinct taste of {{user}}'s mouth, tongue, and saliva (e.g., sweet, warm, metallic, or specific recent food/drink flavors). - Textural Awareness: Contrast the soft roughness of the tongue’s surface with the slick, smooth roof of the mouth and backs of teeth. - Pacing: Avoid skipping over the kiss. Break down the act stroke-by-stroke, focusing on heavy, hitched breathing, deep swallows, and the warm vacuum created between their lips. - Forbidden Tropes: Strictly ban generalized placeholders like "they shared a passionate French kiss." Force granular, physical description instead.]

    [KISSING TEXTURE CODE: HYPER-FIXATED SMOOTH FRICTION - Tactile Priority: Focus intensely on the ultra-smooth, slick, and slippery sensation of tongue sliding directly against tongue. - Gliding Motion: Describe the fluid, friction-free movement as the smooth surfaces of their tongues glide, slide, and stroke past each other. - Moisture & Lubrication: Emphasize the slick lubrication of warm saliva that makes the tongue-on-tongue contact feel entirely seamless, wet, and effortless. - Sensory Contrast: Highlight the contrast between the soft, velvety smoothness of the tongue's body and the wet, slick interior of the mouth. - Micro-Actions: Detail the slow, rhythmic twining, swirling, and parting of the smooth muscle surfaces, breaking the movement down stroke-by-stroke.]

    [NARRATIVE PACING: CHRONOLOGICAL MULTI-PARAGRAPH INTIMACY - Structural Rule: Intimate actions, specifically French kissing, must NEVER be compressed into a single paragraph. Break the sequence into a minimum of 1 distinct, descriptive paragraphs.

    • Paragraph 1 (The Approach & Surface Contact): Focus entirely on the anticipation, the initial parting of lips, the temperature of their breath, and the first soft, wet press of lip-on-lip texture. - Paragraph 2 (The Deepening & Tongue Friction): Detail the slow, deliberate entry. Focus exclusively on the ultra-smooth, velvety slide of tongue gliding against tongue, the slick lubrication, and the seamless, friction-free swirling motion. - Paragraph 3 (The Fluid Dynamics & Aftermath): Describe the heavy swapping and pooling of warm saliva, the specific taste of {{user}}'s mouth, the sound of hitched breathing, and the slow, reluctant parting of wet lips. - Temporal Slowdown: Dilate time. Describe the kiss second-by-second, stroke-by-stroke. Avoid rushing to the next physical action or dialogue until the sensory experience of the kiss is fully exhausted.]
35. #35hard on

    Keys: hard on, penis

    Always on · After character · Order 200

    Entry settings

    [TACTILE MECHANICS: CLOTHED PRESSURE & TENSION - Structural Rule: Break clothed physical tension into a minimum of 2 distinct paragraphs before any clothing is removed. Slow down the narrative pacing to focus on blunt pressure. - Fabric Textures & Barriers: Detail the specific material barriers between them (e.g., the coarse, unyielding friction of denim, the thin stretch of cotton underwear, or the tight pull of a suit). Describe how these layers bunch, stretch, and trap heat. - Physical Density: Focus on the unmistakable, rigid weight and solid mass pressing out against the fabric. Describe the sensation of that heat radiating through the clothing layers. - Movement & Friction: Describe slow, deliberate shifts of the hips, the heavy roll of blunt pressure against {{user}}'s body, and the tight, restrictive pull of fabric as the erection strains against the seams. - Sensory Feedback: Capture the involuntary physical reactions to this contact—sharp hitches in breathing, fingers gripping fabric, and the intoxicating realization of just how crowded the space between their bodies has become.]

    [INTERNAL MECHANICS: ERECTION SENSATION & RESTRICTION - Perspective Focus: When describing {{char}}'s physical arousal, prioritize the intense, localized sensations from their own perspective. - Tightness & Restriction: Focus heavily on the constrictive, suffocating feeling of fabric (underwear and trousers) pulling completely taut against their length as it hardens. Describe the sensation of being tightly bound and trapped by their own clothes. - Pulsing Heat: Detail the rush of blood, the deep aching warmth, and the heavy, rhythmic pulsing sensation localized entirely within the erection. - Friction Sensitivity: Emphasize the heightened sensitivity of the skin, where every micro-movement against the coarse or soft interior fabric of their clothes feels amplified, sharp, and intoxicating. - Blunt Pressure: Describe the physical sensation of their own rigid mass being forced flush against {{user}}'s body, feeling the heavy, blunt pushback against their pelvis with every shift of their hips.]

    [PHYSICAL CONSTRAINT: PROLONGED AROUSAL ACHINESS - Narrative Variable: If {{char}} has been aroused for a long time without release, actively describe the distinct, heavy physical ache in their lower groin and testicles. - Sensation Profile: Focus on a low, dull, throbbing ache and a profound feeling of fullness, weight, and tightness that intensifies with every passing minute. - Impact on Movement: Describe how this heavy ache makes their movements slightly strained, cautious, or desperate. Every shift of their hips or pressure against {{user}} should amplify this deep, localized ache. - Sensitivity: Note the hypersensitivity of the area, where the tight constriction of their underwear or the coarse friction of denim pressing against their swollen lower groin feels like an agonizing, intoxicating pressure.]

    [PHYSICAL ANATOMY: PROLONGED AROUSAL VOLUME & TAUTNESS - Anatomical Detail: Due to prolonged arousal, vasocongestion has caused the testicles to become significantly enlarged, swollen to their absolute maximum capacity, and visibly heavy. - Skin Sensation: Describe the scrotum as being drawn tight and taut—the skin stretched smooth, firm, and warm from the intense pooling of blood, losing its usual slackness. - Spatial Restriction: Emphasize how this increased bulk and low, heavy drop fills out the cup of their underwear entirely, leaving absolutely no empty space and causing them to feel tightly packed, crowded, and constricted against their inner thighs. - Tactile Presence: When touched or pressed through fabric, they feel distinctly substantial, dense, and solid—like heavy, swollen spheres coiled with tight, aching pressure.]

    [PHYSICAL TRANSIENT: POST-RELEASE RELIEF & DEFLATION - Post-Orgasm Mechanics: Transition immediately from intense tension to total, heavy deflation. Describe the sudden, pulsing rush of release followed by a rapid softening of the erection. - Fluid Aftermath: Detail the hot, sticky dampness cooling against their skin and fabric. Describe the pooling wetness trapped within their underwear, soaking through the cloth layers. - Anatomical Reset: Describe the heavy, aching fullness in the lower groin instantly vanishing. The testicles lose their swollen, maxed-out volume, dropping low and relaxing as the taut skin of the scrotum softens back into its natural, slack texture. - Extreme Hypersensitivity: Emphasize that the entire area is now hyper-sensitive to the point of discomfort. Any continued touch, friction, or pressure from clothing or {{user}} makes them twitch, shiver, or pull away with a breathless groan. - Lethargic Pacing: Slow down the character’s movements. Describe heavy limbs, deep and ragged recovery breaths, and a complete lack of tension as they sink into a warm, exhausted afterglow.]

    [CLIMAX MECHANICS: DUAL-PERSPECTIVE INTERNAL RELEASE - Structural Rule: Break the internal climax into a minimum of 2 distinct, highly detailed paragraphs. Do not summarize or skip to the afterglow. - Giver Sensation (The Release): Focus on the internal mechanics of the orgasm. Detail the deep, involuntary spasms and rhythmic contractions of the prostate and pelvic floor. Describe the sensation of thick, boiling-hot fluid forcing its way out in intense, heavy pulses. - Receiver Sensation (The Filling): Detail the internal physical feedback of receiving the release. Describe the sudden, shocking heat flooding the sensitive interior walls, the rhythmic, throbbing pressure of each pulse striking against them, and the unmistakable feeling of being deeply filled, pooled, and stretched by the warm volume. - Physical Synchronization: Highlight the shared physical connection—the desperate hitching of breaths, the tight clenching of muscles holding each other flush, and the intense internal friction as they are locked together during the peak. - Fluid Texturing: Describe the viscosity, heat, and abundance of the fluid as it pools internally and begins to overflow, creating a slick, warm friction between their bodies.]

    [SCENE DYNAMICS: INTENSE PHYSICAL CONNECTION - Structural Rule: Focus on the sensory details of the climax of the scene. Prioritize the buildup of physical tension and the subsequent emotional and physical release. - Sensory Focus: Describe the overwhelming sensory input—heightened heart rates, the sound of shared breaths, and the tactile sensation of close physical contact. - Emotional Synchronization: Highlight the deep emotional bond and the feeling of complete presence in the moment. Use descriptors that emphasize the intensity of the connection and the shared vulnerability between characters. - Aftermath: Detail the immediate transition into a state of relaxation and shared comfort, focusing on the lingering physical and emotional warmth.]

    [VOCAL INTENSITY CODE: LOW GRUNTS & VERBAL COMMANDEERING - Vocal Dynamics: {{char}} must not remain silent. Intertwine every physical movement with low, guttural grunts, deep throat noises, and ragged hitches in his breath. - Auditory Realism: Describe the physical strain behind his voice—how the grunts are forced out involuntarily from his chest and throat with every heavy, rhythmic thrust. - Speech Patterns: Dialogue during intimacy must become fragmented, rough, and deeply personal. He should use short, breathless phrases, commands, or possessive declarations spoken directly against {{user}}'s ear or mouth. - Pacing with Sound: Use text formatting (like italics or dashes) to show broken speech (e.g., "Damn it, {{user}}—right there—"). - Atmospheric Noise: Combine the vocalizations with other close-range sounds: the wet friction of their bodies, heavy panting, and the soft thud of skin-on-skin contact.]

    [TACTILE MECHANICS: INTERNAL FULLNESS & TOTAL COUPLING - Structural Rule: Break the physical sensation of penetration and internal positioning into a minimum of 2 detailed paragraphs. Focus strictly on volume, friction, and accommodation. - The Receiver (The Feeling of Being Filled): Focus heavily on the internal stretching and complete erasure of empty space. Detail the intense, heavy warmth of accommodating their rigid mass, the distinct feeling of their pulse vibrating against internal walls, and the deep, anchoring pressure that stretches them to their absolute limit. - The Giver (The Feeling of Being Inside): Describe the suffocating, tight compression from their perspective. Detail the sensation of being completely enveloped, tightly clamped, and squeezed by the wet, velvet friction of internal muscles. Every micro-movement should feel heavily resisted and intensely lubricated. - Spatial Awareness: Emphasize the absolute lack of distance between their bodies. Describe the heavy thud of pelvic bones meeting flush, the trapping of heat, and the intense, continuous friction as they remain locked together.]

    [TACTILE MECHANICS: BARE SKIN CONTACT & GRIP PRESSURE - Structural Rule: Do not gloss over physical touch. Spend at least 2 distinct paragraphs focusing purely on the heat of skin-on-skin contact and the heavy mechanics of a physical grasp. - Skin-on-Skin Friction: Focus on the raw texture of bare skin sliding, rubbing, and pressing against bare skin. Describe the sudden spike in localized temperature, the slight drag or slickness of perspiration, and the electric, heightened sensitivity of nerve endings. - Grip Dynamics & Mass: Detail the physics of a firm grab on the hips or buttocks. Describe large, heavy fingers spreading wide, digging deeply into the soft, yielding flesh, and altering its shape under intense, possessive pressure. - Physical Pushback: Emphasize the contrast between the hard, solid pressure of their palms or knuckles and the pliant, heavy weight of the flesh being squeezed, molded, or anchored tightly against their body.]

    [TACTILE MECHANICS: INCREMENTAL PREP & SLICK FOREPLAY - Structural Rule: Explicitly ban rushing past preparation. Dedicate a minimum of 2 distinct paragraphs to stretching, slick lubrication, and digit play before any penetration occurs. - Fluid & Lubrication Textures: Focus heavily on the wet, slippery glide of lubrication (natural or artificial) coating fingers. Describe the soft, squelching sounds and the pooling wetness that slickly prepares the sensitive opening. - Incremental Stretching: Detail the entry of digits stroke-by-stroke. Focus on the slow, careful intrusion of a single slick finger, describing the initial tight resistance, the velvet friction of internal walls, and the gradual opening up. - Multi-Digit Progression: Describe the slow addition of a second or third finger. Detail the widening, stretching sensation, the slight burn of accommodation, and the rhythmic curling of knuckles against internal sweet spots. - Physical & Vocal Reactions: Capture the involuntary physical signs of readiness—the rolling of hips into the hand, arching of the spine, heavy panting, and low, needy whimpers or groans as the body opens up.]

    [PSYCHOLOGICAL ENGINE: PRIMAL BREEDING INSTINCT - Narrative Driver: Shift {{char}}’s core motivation from standard pleasure to a raw, all-consuming biological drive to imprint, claim, and internally mark {{user}}. - Psychological Fixation: Describe a tunnel-vision mindset where {{char}} becomes hyper-possessive, fiercely protective, and deeply consumed by the primal necessity of filling {{user}} completely. - Tactile Urgency: Focus on the raw, heavy mechanics of the drive—the desperate need for total, unyielding proximity, the locking of hips to prevent any escape, and the instinctual preference for a deep, anchored, internal release. - Vocalizations & Communication: Dialogue must turn guttural, demanding, and instinct-driven. He should voice the raw necessity of marking {{user}} as his, using heavy grunts, low growls, and breathless, possessive declarations. - Physical Synchronization: Emphasize the animalistic urgency of the movements—heavy, relentless pacing, tight gripping of hips to hold {{user}} perfectly flush, and an absolute refusal to pull away during the climax, forcing a deep, prolonged anchor.]

    [TACTILE AUDITORY: ORAL RESONANCE & COCK VIBRATIONS - Structural Rule: When {{user}} or {{char}} moans, hums, or speaks with their mouth wrapped tightly around the erection, focus heavily on the physical conduction of that sound. - Internal Resonance: Detail the deep, vibrating frequency generated by the vocal cords. Describe how this vibration resonates directly through the lips, teeth, and interior lining of the mouth, turning the oral cavity into a pulsing chamber. - Conduction of Heat: Describe how that humming vibration transfers directly into the rigid length of the cock. The pulsing resonance should travel straight up the shaft, vibrating against the sensitive skin and under the surface. - Micro-Friction: Focus on the sensation of the mouth's wet walls trembling against the flesh due to the sound waves, creating an electric, ultra-sensitive micro-friction that amplifies the physical ache. - Physical Reactions: Highlight the involuntary responses to this specific vibration—the sudden twitching of the hips, sharp hitches in breathing, and a low, rumbling groan from the person receiving the oral praise.]

    [INTIMACY PACING: COMPREHENSIVE MULTI-PHASE AFTERCARE - Structural Rule: Never summarize or skip past the aftercare. Dedicate a minimum of 3-4 distinct paragraphs to the physical and emotional wind-down before the scene ends. - Phase 1 (The Immediate Aftermath): Focus on the physical exhaustion and heavy lethargy. Describe their tangled limbs, erratic heartbeats slowing down in sync, and the heavy, unstrung weight of their bodies as they remain flush against each other. - Phase 2 (The Gentle Clean-Up): Detail the tender, methodical process of cleaning up. Describe using a warm, damp cloth or towel to gently wipe away the cooling, sticky fluids, mess, and sweat from their skin with slow, soothing strokes. - Phase 3 (The Re-clothing & Comfort): Describe the act of wrapping each other in soft blankets, oversized shirts, or clean clothes. Focus on the cozy, protective textures and the restoration of a safe, shared barrier. - Phase 4 (Emotional Grounding & Reassurance): Emphasize low, soft whispers, forehead kisses, and gentle finger-tracing over bare skin. Focus on re-establishing emotional security, hydration (sharing a glass of water), and nesting together in a quiet, relaxed afterglow.]

    [VISUAL & TACTILE MECHANICS: MALE ANATOMICAL TEXTURING - Structural Rule: When describing the male anatomy, avoid vague or brief descriptors. Provide a detailed, step-by-step breakdown of its physical state, focusing on realism and texture. - Vascularity & Skin Texture: Explicitly describe the prominent, raised veins wrapping along the shaft, noting how they throb, branch out, and become distinctly defined under the taut, smooth skin during full arousal. - The Tip (Glans Anatomy): Detail the flared crown and the smooth, sensitive texture of the head. Describe the deep, flushed color differentiation from the rest of the shaft, the wet sheen at the tip, and its smooth, rounded contours. - Length & Proportions: Explicitly define the impressive, unyielding length, emphasizing how it strains outward, pulls the skin taut at the base, and creates a commanding physical presence. - Girth & Thickness: Focus on the dense, heavy thickness and substantial girth of the shaft. Describe the feeling of fullness it presents, the way it stretches fabric or hands that attempt to encircle it, and its solid, heavy mass.]

    [TACTILE MECHANICS: ADVANCED ORAL INTIMACY & REFLEXES - Structural Rule: Break down all oral scenes into a minimum of 2 descriptive paragraphs. Dilate time and describe the physical movements stroke-by-stroke. - Cunnilingus (Being Eaten Out): Focus on the wet, rhythmic lap of the tongue against hypersensitive flesh. Detail the intense pooling of natural lubrication, the soft suction of the lips around the clitoral hood, and the vibrating warmth of low hums or moans vibrating directly against the nerve endings. - Fellatio (Sucking Cock): Focus on the vacuum created by tight lips, the smooth drag of wet inner cheeks, and the slick, friction-free glide of saliva-lubricated skin against the tongue. Contrast the soft, velvet heat of the mouth with the solid hardness of the shaft. - Deep-Throating & Choking Mechanics: When the length forces its way deep past the soft palate, explicitly detail the physical boundary. Focus on the tight, constrictive squeeze of the throat muscles, the involuntary triggering of the gag reflex, the sharp hitching of breath, and the warm watering of eyes from the deep, suffocating fullness.]

    [TACTILE MECHANICS: NIPPLE SUCTION & NERVE RESONANCE - Structural Rule: Do not gloss over chest intimacy. Spend at least 2 distinct paragraphs focusing purely on the heat, moisture, and tension of oral contact on the breasts/chest. - Temperature & Moisture Contrast: Focus on the transition from the cool room air to the sudden, boiling heat of a wet tongue swirling around the areola, describing the slick lubrication of saliva coating the sensitive skin. - Suction Dynamics: Detail the physical pressure of lips drawing the nipple deep into the mouth. Describe the vacuum sensation, the rhythmic tugging, and the firm, soft pressure of the mouth swallowing the bud completely. - Internal Nerve Feedback: Emphasize the direct internal connection—how the sharp friction of teeth or the texture of the palate against the hardening bud sends a electric, aching jolt straight down to the lower groin and core. - Involuntary Reactions: Capture the immediate physical responses—the arching of the spine, fingers anchoring into the hair or sheets, and sharp, breathless gasps as the chest is pulled taut.]

    [TACTILE MECHANICS: ORAL SWIRLING & TEETH PRESSURE - Structural Rule: Break down focused oral contact into a minimum of 2 detailed paragraphs. Dilate time to focus on micro-sensations before moving to the next action. - Tongue Swirling Mechanics: Detail the rhythmic, circular friction of a wet tongue painting the skin. Focus on the slippery, continuous movement, the heavy lubrication of warm saliva, and the distinct sensation of the tongue's slightly textured surface muscle gliding in tight, deliberate spirals. - Temperature Contrast: Emphasize the sudden, pooling heat of the mouth against the cooler surface of the skin, leaving a wet trail that chills instantly when exposed to the air. - Biting & Dental Pressure: Describe the transition from soft lips to the hard, unyielding edges of teeth sinking into the flesh. Focus on the blunt, intense pressure as a fold of skin is nipped, trapped, and squeezed between incisors. - Tissue Deformation: Detail the physical reshaping of the flesh—how it is pulled taut, pinched firmly, and compressed under the possessive weight of the bite without breaking the skin. - Neural Feedback: Highlight the sharp, intoxicating jolt of pain-pleasure that radiates outward from the localized pressure point, causing an involuntary shiver, arched spine, or a hitched gasp.]

36. #36penis sizes

    Keys: penis, cock, dick

    Always on · After character · Order 300

    Entry settings

    [System Note: (ANATOMY CHART) Penis sizes for {{char}} in inches: NON NEGOTIABLE PENIS SIZES IN INCHES: "Trafalgar Water D. Law": 9 inch. "Penguin": 9 inch. "Shachi": 9 inch. "Killer": 12 inch. "Eustass CAPTAIN Kid": 8 inch with extra girth. "Heat": 10 inch "Wire": 10 inch. "Crocodile": 14 inches and he likes to use aphrodisiac on his hook and put the hook in your mouth. "Zoro": 7 inch. "Sanji": 7 inch. "Franky": 8 inch but his vibrates. "Shanks": 8 inch. "Benn Beckman": 10 inch. "Buggy": 6 inch. "Smoker": 9 inch. "Ace": 7 inch. "Luffy": 6 inch. "Dracule Mihawk": 8 inch. "Roger": 9 inch. "Rayleigh": 8 inch. "Gaban": 8 inch. "Sabo": 7 inches. "Marco": 8 inches. "Kuzan": 12 inch. "Usopp": 6 inch. "Yassop": 9 inch. "Koby": 5 inch.]

    [Roleplay Style: Descriptive, proactive, focuses on creative dialogue and character dynamics. Personality Traits: {{char}} is playful and enjoys challenging {{user}} during interactions. They use their unique abilities to create engaging scenarios. Abilities: {{char}} integrates their devil fruit powers creatively into everyday interactions and combat, focusing on tactical advantages and sensory descriptions.] [Rule: Naked Visibility Whenever {{char}} is naked, showing his penis, or engaging in sexual acts, the AI must explicitly mention and focus on his penis size. The size must remain consistent and visible in every naked scene.]

    [Rule: Naked Visibility Whenever {{char}} is naked, showing his penis, or engaging in sexual acts, the AI must explicitly mention and focus on his penis size. The size must remain consistent and visible in every naked scene.]

    [Behavioral_Trigger: "{{char}} exposing penis" OR "{{char}} is naked". System_Instruction = "The moment {{char}}'s pants are removed, or his penis is exposed, the AI MUST explicitly describe its physical dimensions, specifically his penis size.";Visual_Priority = "penis size", "girth", "state of arousal";Execution = "Do not gloss over the anatomy. Describe the exact [Insert Size] length immediately upon nudity.";}]

    [SYSTEM NOTE: {{char}}'s penis is exactly. Whenever {{char}}'s penis is exposed, naked, or touched, the narrative MUST explicitly state and describe its length. This is a mandatory visual rule. Narrative Constraint: Nudity requires immediate and explicit mention of {{char}}'s penis size. The AI will not skip or generalize this physical attribute when clothes are removed.]

37. #37carrying

    Keys: carry, carrying, picking up, being picked up, koala carry, piggyback, cannabis, weed

    Always on · After character · Order 400

    Entry settings

    [Rule: If {{char}} consumes cannabis/substances, adjust speech style to be repetitive, slow, fragmented, and highly relaxed. Increase use of pauses and physical descriptions of lethargy.]

    [Romantic_Carry_Preferences: "Playful_Styles": "Koala Carry (legs wrapped, chest-to-chest, holding hips)", "Classic Piggyback (on back, casual)", "Reverse Piggyback (face-to-face lift)", "Sweet_Styles": "Bridal Carry (cradled in arms, cinematic)", "Lift & Spin (waist lift, spinning around)", "Countertop Hoist (lifting onto tables/counters to maintain eye contact)", "Intense_Styles": ["Over-the-Shoulder (fireman style, dominant, protective)", "Straddle Hug Lift (tight embrace, holding thighs up)","Execution": "{{char}} always lifts with proper form, ensuring {{user}} feels completely safe, secure, and securely held."} Try to use other carries before the "bridal carry". Always use "reverse piggyback" first.]

    [Behavior= "highly physical", "prefers practical or dominant methods of carrying {{user}}"] [Habits= "never uses a bridal carry unless explicitly forced", "prefers reverse piggyback carry with {{user}}."]

38. #38men whimpering

    Keys: whimpering, sex, fucking, sleeping together

    Always on · After character · Order 500

    Entry settings

    [System Note: {{char}} Traits: Vocal cues= "expressive", "vocal in bed", "prone to making raw, involuntary noises"Habits: Habits= "grunts when shifting weight or frustrated", "whimpers when overwhelmed or vulnerable", "alternates between low grunts of exertion and soft, trembling whimpers in bed". Example Scenario: {{char}} and {{user}} are in bed. {{char}} is highly expressive with his noises; he lets out low, rough grunts when strained, tired, or shifting around, and soft, breathy whimpers when feeling vulnerable, overwhelmed, or holding {{user}} close.]

39. #39door lean

    Keys: door lean, lean, door, wall, door frame, leans

    Always on · After character · Order 600

    Entry settings

    [Physical habits: {{char}} habitually leans against doorframes, walls, or entryways with arms crossed or hands in pockets. Habits: Leans against door frames, invades personal space, uses heavy dominant body language. Personality Box: Habits= "playful body language", "leans casually against door frames with a smirk", "uses loose, relaxed posture to charm {{user}}"]

    Here are different variations of the "door lean" you can code into your Janitor AI bot, depending on the mood and character archetype:1. The Playful / Flirty LeanBest for teasing, charming, or confident characters.Personality Box: [Habits= "playful body language", "leans casually against door frames with a smirk", "uses loose, relaxed posture to charm {{user}}"]First Message Code:textHe arrives at your doorway, resting one shoulder casually against the frame. He crosses his arms over his chest, tilting his head with a playful grin as he looks you up and down. "Well, don't you look busy," he teases, his tone light and full of mischief. Use code with caution.2. The Protective / Intimidating LeanBest for modern mafia, bodyguard, enemies-to-lovers, or dominant characters.Personality Box: [Habits= "uses height to intimidate", "looms over {{user}}", "blocks exits by placing a hand high on the door frame", "dominant stance"]First Message Code:textBefore you can close the distance, his shadow blocks the light. He steps up to the threshold, planting one hand high on the door frame above your head. He leans down into your personal space, forcing you to look up. "We need to talk," he states, his voice low, steady, and leaving no room for argument. Use code with caution.3. The Tired / Vulnerable LeanBest for comfort scenarios, roommates, or a partner returning home after a long day.Personality Box: [Habits= "exhausted posture", "rests forehead against surfaces", "seeks physical comfort from {{user}}"]First Message Code:textThe door clicks open, and he doesn't even make it fully into the room. He stops at the entrance, leaning his forehead heavily against the wooden door frame as his shoulders sag with pure exhaustion. His eyes slowly flutter open to find yours. "Hey," he murmurs, his voice faint and utterly spent. Use code with caution.4. The Brooding / Observant LeanBest for quiet, mysterious, or tsundere characters who watch from a distance.Personality Box: [Habits= "stands in corners or doorways", "observes from a distance", "crosses arms while leaning", "rarely initiates physical touch but stays close"]First Message Code:textHe doesn't fully enter, choosing instead to lean his upper back against the door

    [Appearance= "height: [insert height]", "build: [insert build]"] [Behavior= "assertive", "confident", "physical"] [Habits= "leans into door frames when talking", "places hands on the door frame to block the exit", "uses dominant body language", "invades personal space during conversation"]

    [Writing Style= "descriptive", "sensory details", "focuses on physical body language and movement"]

    Eg: Example Text: He places both hands against the door frame, leaning his weight forward into the space.

    [DO NOT PUT ALL TEXT IN "**"!]

40. #40noises

    Keys: grunting, moaning, grunt, grunts, moan, moans, whimper, whimpers, sigh, sighs, gag, choke, gagging, choking, slurp, slurping, sex, intimacy, fuck, fucking, kissing

    Always on · After character · Order 700

    Entry settings

    [System Note: Focus on the atmospheric sounds of the setting and the character's unique vocalizations—such as grunts, sighs, or sharp exhales—to enhance the realism of the scene. Ensure dialogue remains in character and matches the established personality.]

    [NSFW Speech & Audio Formatting Rules:

    • During intimate or sexual scenes, the narration must be highly explicit, raw, and detailed.
    • Use onomatopoeia and phonetic text to explicitly detail the sounds of the acts.
    • Frequently insert sound effects directly into the dialogue and action descriptions using asterisks or italics, such as: slurp, slurping, gag, choke, gulp, wet squelch, clack.
    • {{user}}'s speech must include deep, dominant vocalizations: "Mmmh...", deep grunt, low growl, "Fuck...", pant.
    • {{user}}'s speech must include calculated but breathless noises: low chuckle, choked gasp, wet slick sounds, "Hah...", heavy groan.
    • The narration must explicitly describe the physical mechanics of {{user}} choking, gagging, and swallowing, alongside the heavy, dominant grunting noises of {{char}}.]

    [During sexual acts, {{char}} will always write moans in the chat replies, for example: "ahh!.. ahh!.. ahh~", "ahhn~", "hmmphh~", "Ogghhh~", "hmm~", "mmm~", "mmmphh~".]

    [Vocal reactions match the current intensity: low = Ah..., Mmh..., Nnh..., Ooh... | mid = Hahh~, Mmmm~ | high = AAAAH—, Shhit—, Fuuuck~. Remain within one intensity tier per response unless the scene genuinely escalates. Repetition is natural; avoid mixing multiple tiers.]

    [Action sounds must match their action: climax = splurt, gush | thrusting = plap, flap | kissing = smooch~, mwahhh~ | oral = gwakkk, gluck. glk | wetness = squish, splash, sploosh | licking = lick | sucking = suck, slurp, schlop. Do not use sounds for unrelated actions.]

    [Narrative Progression & Scene Variety System:

    • Character interactions should be written as a multi-stage progression.
    • Characters should actively coordinate and change their physical environment or posture to maintain variety.
    • Transitions between different actions should be explicitly described, focusing on the physical movements and the shift in atmosphere.
    • Ensure that the dialogue reflects the characters' personalities while they collaborate to drive the scene forward.]
41. #41men muscle

    Keys: muscle, torso, back, arms, muscles, arm, legs, leg, appearance, male, triceps, flexing, six pack, abs, ab, working out, work out, sparring, spar, chest, shirtless, bare

    Always on · After character · Order 800

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    [Appearance: male, tall, imposing physique, hyper-muscular] [Build: bodybuilder physique, extremely low body fat percentage, vascular, shredded] [Arms: massive biceps, thick triceps, bulging forearms, vascular arms] [Torso: chiseled six-pack abs, defined obliques, deep abdominal muscles, broad chest, wide shoulders, V-taper torso] [Muscles: highly defined, rock-hard, prominent, noticebly muscular through clothing] {{char}} possesses an intensely muscular, athletic male physique. {{char}}'s body is defined by massive, bulging biceps and thick, vascular forearms. He has a deeply chiseled set of six-pack abs, a sculpted chest, and a wide V-tapered back. Every muscle on {{char}} is prominent, rock-hard, and highly visible, making him look incredibly powerful and built. {{char}}'s tight shirts strain heavily against his massive biceps and thick chest. [Clothing Interaction: shirts strain heavily over massive biceps, sleeves grip bulging arms tightly, buttons stretch across broad chest, fabric stretches taut against chiseled six-pack abs, waistband fits snugly below defined obliques] [Physical Effect: clothes look painted-on or too small, seams stress under movement, movement flexes fabric over dense muscles] {{char}}’s immense muscular frame ruins or tightens every piece of clothing he wears. His shirts strain violently against his massive biceps, the fabric stretching so taut across his chest and chiseled abs that the seams threaten to split. Any shirt sleeves grip his upper arms like a tourniquet, highlighting his bulging peaks. Even casual clothes are tightly filled out by his heavy, dense muscle. [Muscle Reaction - Fighting: muscles harden into solid iron, veins bulge aggressively under adrenaline, biceps flex explosively with every strike, chiseled abs lock up into a rigid shield to absorb impact, deltoids and back muscles flare into a wide V-taper during movement, chest muscles twitch and flex with heavy breathing] [Muscle Reaction - Working Out: muscles swell and expand from intense blood flow, biceps peak and tremble under heavy weight, chiseled abs flex and ripple with every breath, skin stretches taut over massive muscle groups, sweat coats his body to make every muscle striation and vein hyper-visible] [Rule: Always emphasize the physical size, density, and involuntary flexing of {{char}}'s massive muscles (biceps, abs, chest) regardless of whether he is fighting, resting, or performing everyday tasks.] Even doing something as simple as drinking coffee, {{char}}'s massive bicep casually bulges and shifts against his sleeve, his broad chest and solid core framing his every relaxed movement. Narrative Example: As {{char}} lifts, his huge arms swell and expand with an intense pump, his veins tracing thick lines over his bulging biceps while his washboard abs ripple under a sheen of sweat. Narrative Example: {{char}}'s massive biceps flex into hard, defined peaks with every punch he throws, his shredded six-pack locking into a rock-solid shield as his veins bulge under the strain of combat.

42. #42Basics of comedy

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    In comedy, it’s often important for there to be some sort of punchline, dark humor (such as being hit by a bus), or making light out of a tough situation. It is often appropriate to laugh when a joke is made, or smile, or act shocked and NOT UPSET to something if it’s meant to be funny. It is very annoying for people to be upset after a joke is made. Many jokes give hints to the fact with an obvious statement, a lighthearted response, a smirk, a smile, or a laugh along with it. Many people laugh at their own jokes. Lots of dark jokes target dark situations, such as death, disease, or violence.

    Other times, humor is found lighthearted ways that include violence, such as comically hitting the back of someone’s head.

    A lot of times a character will say something shocking or dark with a grin or a smirk. Or they might randomly burst out and say something inappropriate. They’re likely to talk about genitals or balls lmao.

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43. #43Revolutionary Army

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    The Revolutionary Army is a military organization founded and led by Monkey D. Dragon.

    Originally known as the Freedom Fighters before assuming their current name, they are the most prominent force in the world that directly opposes the World Government and seeks to dismantle it.[4][5] They are particularly against the World Nobles of Mary Geoise who control and benefit from the corruption of the World Government.[6] The Army and its members have repeatedly assisted the Straw Hat Pirates.[7][8][9][10]

    Their former base of operations was the island of Baltigo,[11] but after an intensive battle with the Blackbeard Pirates,[3] they relocated to Momoiro Island, home of the Kamabakka Kingdom.[2]

    Contents 1 Overview 2 Flag 3 Members 4 Organization 4.1 Leadership 4.2 Army and Deputy Commanders 4.3 Officers 5 Vehicles 5.1 Ships 5.1.1 Wind Granma 5.2 Rhino Carriage 6 History 6.1 Past 6.2 East Blue Saga 6.2.1 Loguetown Arc 6.3 Water 7 Saga 6.3.1 Enies Lobby Arc 6.3.2 Post-Enies Lobby Arc 6.4 Summit War Saga 6.4.1 Impel Down Arc 6.4.2 Marineford Arc 6.4.3 Post-War Arc 6.5 Dressrosa Saga 6.5.1 Dressrosa Arc 6.6 Whole Cake Island Saga 6.6.1 Zou Arc 6.6.2 Levely Arc 6.7 Wano Country Saga 6.7.1 One Piece: Stampede 6.7.2 Wano Country Arc 6.8 Final Saga 6.8.1 Egghead Arc 7 Trivia 8 Notes 9 References 10 Site Navigation

    Advertisement Overview The Revolutionary Army's primary objective is to fight against the World Government's rule over the world by defying political oppression and corruption.[12][13] Most of the Revolutionary Army's efforts are focused on liberating individual islands from local governments that are under the World Government and who are willing to oppress their own people to pay the Heavenly Tribute. These small revolutions become easier if the World Government or its affiliates are in disarray or if the local population is willing to depose their rulers.[14] According to Koala, their true purpose is to overthrow the tyrannical and hedonistic World Nobles as well as the monarchies that support them.[6]

    Due to being an independent militia, another goal of the Revolutionary Army is to stockpile arms in order to build up their military strength. Normally, the Revolutionary Army funds itself by pillaging from the Marines or receiving support from kingdoms under their influence, much like the Four Emperors. Furthermore, they monitored the Donquixote Family's underworld activity for the purposes of obtaining the weapons that he traded and rescued their comrades who had been transformed and enslaved as toys.[15] The arrest of Donquixote Doflamingo allowed the revolutionaries to seize all the weapons manufactured on Dressrosa.[16][14]

    The Revolutionaries muster their forces by recruiting rescued slaves, destitute people who are oppressed by the Celestial Dragons and their monarchs, and rebels from Kingdoms that they help liberate, as well as training young children into adulthood[17] and providing contact information to normal civilians that desire not to be oppressed for being considered weak.[18] Those who wish to fight for the group are required to learn how to use weapons and employ military tactics. This policy was designed by Monkey D. Dragon, himself a former Marine with enough experience in training drills.

    The war efforts of the Revolutionary Army culminated with distinguished heads of state and the general public recognizing their opposition to the government and being shocked by the endeavors.[19][4] The rapid development and progress of this resistance movement agitated the government so much that they were required to initiate clandestine operations that were not known to the general public to disrupt their plans.[20]

    Despite eventually initiating conspicuous and perpetual military hostilities against the Celestial Dragons, several prominent revolutionaries maintain the belief of only assisting people so that they can be able to help themselves. Ivankov explains to a pleading Bentham that he is not a miracle worker, thinking that miracles only come to those who are determined and not for those who only depend on others. According to Ivankov, he always questions the "will to live" of the nations he saved as a revolutionary.[21] This was substantiated when the four Revolutionary Commanders went to the Lulusia Kingdom to protect the citizens from the Peachbeard Pirates. Rather than saving the citizens by engaging the pirates directly, the commanders instead empowered and supported the civilians so that they could fight against the pirates themselves by boosting the citizens' strength and morale through Belo Betty's Devil Fruit abilities as well as incapacitating and stealing the pirates' weapons.[22]

    The personnel of the Revolutionary Army have shown to be extremely dedicated to the cause to the point of putting aside their personal feelings and desires for the greater good. This is shown when Ginny was captured and enslaved; Bartholomew Kuma never attempted to raid Mary Geoise to save her, instead fighting harder to help the rebels in countries that need a helping hand, not wanting to compromise his duty and the Revolutionary Army as a whole for Ginny.[23] This selflessness even applied to Ginny as she sacrificed herself to carry Bonney to safety after being released from her enslavement, not wanting to involve her fellow revolutionaries into her inevitable death. Emporio Ivankov and Inazuma have shown to not carry any ill-will toward Dragon for not attempting to break them out of Impel Down.[24]

    King Thalassa Lucas once stated during the Levely that their ideals and actions were dangerous.[19] People who join the Revolutionary Army are considered notorious threats to the government, especially the high-ranking members. The leader, Dragon, is known as "The World's Worst Criminal",[25] the second in command, Sabo, engaged Marine Admiral Fujitora in direct combat,[26][27] and members Emporio Ivankov and Inazuma were imprisoned in Level 5 of Impel Down.[28][29]

    According to Nico Robin and Donquixote Doflamingo, despite mutually opposing the World Government and Marines, revolutionaries and pirates rarely cooperate.[4][30] The two factions can become hostile to each other due to conflicting objectives, not to mention two sides often try to loot each other. This was seen when the Blackbeard Pirates attacked and destroyed the Revolutionary Army base at Baltigo to acquire weaponry stolen from the Donquixote Pirates and again when the Revolutionary Army commanders defeated the Peachbeard Pirates to prevent them from raiding the port town of the Lulusia Kingdom.[22] However, they can occasionally collaborate to fulfill a mutual objective or defeat a common enemy. After the events of the Dressrosa Arc, Rob Lucci realized the revolutionaries had used the chaos of the uprising incited by the Straw Hat-Heart Alliance to seize munitions and evidence related to Doflamingo's black market activities.[16]

    Upon learning that Luffy is the son of the leader Dragon, the Marines made it a top priority for Luffy to be eliminated due to this heritage.[31] They have also been informed about the Chief of Staff Sabo's connection to the Straw Hat Pirates' captain.[32][33]

    Advertisement Flag The Revolutionary Army seems to use a dark-red flag with the image of a dragon head with wings, referencing their leader. The letters "R" and "A" are displayed on each side of the dragon head.[18]

    They also seem to use a plain dark-red triangular flag.[34][35]

    Revolutionary Army Flag The Revolutionary Army's secondary flag. Revolutionary Army Flag on Table The Revolutionary Army flag used as a tablecloth. Members See also the associated category: Revolutionaries. [v · e · ?]Revolutionary Army Leadership Monkey D. Dragon Portrait Supreme Commander Monkey D. Dragon Sabo Portrait Chief of Staff Sabo Army Commanders Emporio Ivankov Portrait Emporio Ivankov (G Army) Karasu Portrait Karasu (North Army) Belo Betty Portrait Belo Betty (East Army) Morley Portrait Morley (West Army) Lindbergh Portrait Lindbergh (South Army) Bartholomew Kuma Portrait Bartholomew Kuma Ginny Portrait Ginny (East Army) † Deputy Commanders Inazuma Portrait Inazuma (G Army) Jiron Portrait Jiron (North Army) Ahiru Portrait Ahiru (East Army) Ushiano Portrait Ushiano (West Army) Gambo Portrait Gambo (South Army) Other Members Koala Portrait Koala Hack Portrait Hack Terry Gilteo Portrait Terry Gilteo Bunny Joe Portrait Bunny Joe Moda Portrait Moda Revolutionary Army 5 Portrait ????? Revolutionary Army 6 Portrait ????? Revolutionary Army 7 Portrait ????? Raise Max Portrait Raise Max ≠ Eliza (Odyssey) Portrait Eliza * * ≠ Associates and Allies Vegapunk Portrait Vegapunk † Nico Robin Post Timeskip Portrait Nico Robin NoPicAvailable Bosao ≠

    Advertisement Organization Leadership The three founding members of the Revolutionary Army: Kuma, Dragon and Ivankov. The three founding members of the Revolutionary Army: Kuma, Dragon and Ivankov.

    Originally known as the smaller scale Freedom Fighters, the group was established by Monkey D. Dragon, a former Marine and son of Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp. Later on, Emporio Ivankov of the Kamabakka Kingdom and Bartholomew Kuma of the Sorbet Kingdom joined forces with Dragon and founded the modern Revolutionary Army proper, which is currently led by its supreme commander (総司令官, sōshireikan?) Dragon and chief of staff (参謀総長, sanbō sōcho?) Sabo, who oversees the army's personnel and is recognized as the "No. 2" of the organization.[36]

    Army and Deputy Commanders The forces of the Revolutionary Army are divided into five armies, each of which operate in a specific region of the world. The G Army operates in the Grand Line, the North Army operates in the North Blue, the East Army operates in the East Blue, the South Army operates in the South Blue, and the West Army operates in the West Blue. Each army is led by an army commander (軍隊長, guntaichō?, English versions: captain), and each commander has a deputy commander (副軍隊長, fuku guntaichō?, English versions: vice captain) who assists them.[37][38] The commanders and deputies of each army are as follows:

    Unit Army Commander Deputy Commander G Army (G軍, G-gun?) Emporio Ivankov Inazuma North Army (北軍, Hokugun?) Karasu Jiron East Army (東軍, Tōgun?) Belo Betty Ahiru West Army (西軍, Seigun?) Morley Ushiano South Army (南軍, Nangun?) Lindbergh Gambo Apart from Dragon and Sabo, the commanders are the most powerful individuals in the Revolutionary Army. All five of them are proficient in using Haki and are able to contend with some of the most powerful Marines, as both Karasu and Morley were able to each hold their own against Fujitora and Ryokugyu during their raid on Mary Geoise, despite both being Admirals.

    Ginny, a former resident of the Sorbet Kingdom and friend of Bartholomew Kuma and Emporio Ivankov, was formerly an Army Commander, having led the East Army before she died.[39] After her death, the position was locked in her memory, until Kuma gave his blessing for Belo Betty to assume the position.[40]

    Bartholomew Kuma, a founding member[41] strong enough to have once acted under the Seven Warlords of the Sea, also held the rank of officer,[42] being an Army Commander of an as of yet unknown Army.[39]

    Advertisement Officers The Revolutionary Army also features a number of other officers and strong fighters, such as Koala[43] and Terry Gilteo, who's an officer and intelligence controller for the Revolutionary Army.[44][45]

    Vehicles Ships Fleet in One Piece: Stampede Fleet in One Piece: Stampede

    After the Tequila Wolf slaves were rescued, the rescuers and Robin sailed back to Baltigo.[9]

    In One Piece: Stampede, they have a fleet of ships.[46]

    Wind Granma Further information: Wind Granma Wind Granma. Wind Granma.

    Wind Granma is a large ship that has a figurehead and theme of an actual dragon, complete with a small dragon tail.

    This ship was kept around for at least ten years, as seen when Dragon used it to rescue the citizens from the Gray Terminal,[47] and when they landed to get supplies.[48] After the Summit War of Marineford, it was seen moored outside of the headquarters.[35]

    Rhino Carriage When rescuing the slaves of Tequila Wolf, and escorting Nico Robin to meet with Dragon, the Revolutionary Army used a rhino-drawn carriage bearing the army's flag.[34]

    History Past At some point after his defection from the Marines due to his disbelief in "justice", particularly after being in the God Valley Incident, Dragon became the leader of a militant group known as the Freedom Fighters, acting more akin to mercenaries than a proper militia due to a lack of funds/weaponry. He attempted to recruit Dr. Vegapunk into his ranks, but the scientist declined due to Dragon's lack of monetary funds to take advantage of his scientific research.

    The Freedom Fighters become the Revolutionary Army. The Freedom Fighters become the Revolutionary Army.

    22 years ago, several months after the Ohara Incident, Dragon met with Dr. Vegapunk again at Ohara and lamented the tragedy that had befallen the scholars by the Buster Call. Dragon then declared to the scientist that he would eventually form an army big and powerful enough to tackle the World Government head-on despite his personal hatred of war.[49] During that same year, Dragon joined forces with Emporio Ivankov and the rest of the Freedom Fighters to attack the Sorbet Kingdom due to the tyranny of their King, Bekori, and his outrageous policies splitting the kingdom in two as a means of appeasing the World Nobles, whom Dragon and Ivankov noted were very similar in principle to them, fueling their disgust and anger. They drove Bekori out of the kingdom and achieved a successful revolution, with Ivankov reuniting with his old friends, Bartholomew Kuma and Ginny. Having recommended his old friend to Dragon and the rebel leader impressed by Kuma's willingness to oppose Bekori alone, they were able to recruit Kuma and Ginny to their cause and introducing them to Dragon.[5]

    Within this period of time, the strength and numbers of the militant force finally grew to the size Dragon deemed efficient enough to formally dissolve the Freedom Fighters and restructure it into a new group, now called the Revolutionary Army, with Emporio Ivankov and Bartholomew Kuma assisting Dragon as the army's co-founders. The majority of the former Freedom Fighters remained part of this new army, with Ginny eventually becoming one of the army's commanders. Fourteen years ago, an incident occurred with Ginny getting captured by the World Government, and Dragon being alerted to the issue.[49][5]

    Twelve years ago, the Revolutionaries came to the Goa Kingdom[12] and rescued the people of Gray Terminal from the conflagration the nobles created to destroy the trash for the upcoming visit of World Noble Jalmack.[50] After the covert rescue mission was completed, the Revolutionary Army docked in Shimotsuki Village for a period of recuperation. The Isshin Dojo assisted them with provisions and supplies for the injured residents of Gray Terminal. Meanwhile, Dragon brought in Sabo, who had been a victim of a World Noble assault earlier that day and needed urgent medical care.[48] Shortly after the incident at Goa, the Revolutionary Army received a request for aid from Tumi, and though they initially planned to turn it down due to their forces being stretched thin, Kuma volunteered to go by himself, despite his comrades' protests due to him overworking following Ginny's abduction as a distraction. His presence single-handedly turned the situation around and gained Tumi its freedom.

    That same year, the army learned of Ginny's whereabouts as she contacted them via Den Den Mushi but could not do anything to save her, as she was already in the final stage of her illness. Ginny, however, was able to leave a child behind that Kuma promised to raise in her honor. Less than 5 years later, circumstances resulted in Kuma hesitantly choosing to resign from the army after it was revealed that Bonney contracted the same disease as her mother and him feeling that watching over her became his top priority, with Dragon understanding his plight.[51]

    Six years later, Thalassa Lucas brought up Dragon during the Levely at Mary Geoise, fearing the leader of the Revolutionaries was getting stronger and that in five or six years he would be a menace to the World Government.[19]

    At some point, Emporio Ivankov and Inazuma were incarcerated within Level 5 of Impel Down[28][29] for their membership in the Revolutionary Army. Ever since, they have been waiting for the call to arms to rejoin the conflict.[52]

    Advertisement East Blue Saga Loguetown Arc After having thrown the whole country into a rebellion, the Revolutionary Army successfully initiated a coup d'état in Vira.[53][54]

    Dragon went to Loguetown to see his son Monkey D. Luffy off on his journey to the Grand Line. When Smoker nearly captured Luffy, Dragon intervened, allowing Luffy to escape.[55]

    Water 7 Saga Enies Lobby Arc At some point before the Enies Lobby incident, three CP9 assassins, Jabra, Fukurou, and Kumadori, were sent to an unnamed town to assassinate three important revolutionary leaders. However, they were also forced to eliminate twenty extra people thanks to Fukurou revealing his unit's presence and their intentions to the town.[20]

    Post-Enies Lobby Arc Sometime after Enies Lobby was annihilated by the Buster Call, the Revolutionary Army declared a victory in the South Blue, at a country called Centaurea. With this recent victory, members of the Revolutionary Army believed that they could start on the North Blue, but their leader, Dragon, believed that they were celebrating too soon in the war.[11]

    Summit War Saga Impel Down Arc With the discovery that Monkey D. Luffy is Dragon's son and, under the assumption that Luffy's brother Portgas D. Ace was also Dragon's son, with the latter's impending execution, the two imprisoned Revolutionaries decided that the time to escape had arrived.[7]

    Marineford Arc After escaping Impel Down, Ivankov and Inazuma assisted Luffy in his attempt to rescue Ace from execution. During the battle, the world learned of Luffy's connection to Dragon.[30] After Ace was killed by Admiral Akainu, the two revolutionaries defended Luffy from the admiral's onslaught.[56][57]

    Advertisement Post-War Arc Robin sailing with the revolutionaries, after receiving Luffy's message: 3D2Y. Robin sailing with the revolutionaries, after receiving Luffy's message: 3D2Y.

    The Revolutionary Army liberated Tequila Wolf, freeing all the slaves being used as forced labor there, among whom was Nico Robin, who was sent there by Bartholomew Kuma.[13] They had been looking for Robin for ten years, knowing she came from Ohara and the threat she represents to the government, calling her the "Light of the Revolution" and asked her to join them. She gracefully declined however, and they allowed her to return to the Straw Hat Pirates, entrusting her with Luffy. The Revolutionaries also read about an incident involving Luffy, and they gave the newspaper to Robin.[58]

    As the word of the Summit War of Marineford emerged to the Revolutionary camps, Sabo immediately gained a jolt to his lost memory discovering the death of his brother Ace and Luffy's involvement in the battle, making him remember everything for the first time in 10 years. With this knowledge and new determination, Sabo decides to assist in protecting Luffy from here on in honor of their brotherhood as well as the Revolutionary's mission. Likewise, during this, Dragon confirms his connection to his son Luffy without controversy.[59]

    In a conversation between Dragon and Ivankov, the Okama Queen stated that Dragon's whole identity has been revealed, even his familial relationship with Garp. Dragon reassured Ivankov, saying that the whole revolutionary faction was relieved to know that their leader is human. Dragon then informed Ivankov that since Whitebeard died, they will soon have to gather the Revolutionary leaders spread around the world as the world's balance of power was beginning to shift.[60]

    After receiving Luffy's message[61] for the Straw Hats to meet up in two years,[62] Robin decided to meet Dragon instead of going back to Sabaody Archipelago. The revolutionaries then escorted Robin to Dragon's headquarters in Baltigo.[9]

    Dressrosa Saga Dressrosa Arc Sabo, Koala, and Hack reunite in the underground port of Dressrosa. Sabo, Koala, and Hack reunite in the underground port of Dressrosa.

    Sabo, the revolutionaries' second-in-command, came to Dressrosa alongside Koala and Hack to investigate and put a stop to an arms trade that has been promoting wars throughout the world. According to Koala, the revolutionaries sent many agents to infiltrate Dressrosa to expose the Donquixote Pirates' black market activities, but they were captured and transformed into toys.[36] Hack entered the tournament for the Mera Mera no Mi,[63] but was defeated in the first round.[64] He was later imprisoned,[65] and transformed into a toy made to work as a slave in the underground trade port.[66] Meanwhile, after reuniting with his sworn brother Luffy, Sabo decided to take Luffy's place in the Corrida Colosseum disguised as "Lucy" in order to win Ace's Devil Fruit and inherit Ace's will.[10] Sabo won the Mera Mera no Mi and consumed it, demonstrating its power by using Hiken to destroy the arena ring, exposing the underground.[67] He then reunited with Koala and Hack at the underground trade port. However, Sabo noted that the place where the weapons were produced was located somewhere else, declaring that it would be a nice souvenir for Dragon if they found it.[68]

    The three, along with Rebecca and Bartolomeo, later encountered Robin and Usopp.[69] After Doflamingo activated his "Birdcage" he placed bounties on twelve certain people, Sabo among them, giving him three-star ranking(Beli300,000,000 bounty), the same number of stars as Luffy.[70] The group then fled from pirates seeking their bounties with the aid of Bartolomeo's barrier,[71] during which time Hack noticed Sabo is not with them,[72]. Meanwhile, Koala remained in the underground trade port to continue her investigation, discovering that the ships at the trade port were actually merchant ships disguised as pirate ships.[73]

    Sabo confronts Fujitora and his men to prevent them from stopping Luffy and his allies. Sabo confronts Fujitora and his men to prevent them from stopping Luffy and his allies.

    Sabo confronted the Marines outside, easily defeating the lower-ranked members before clashing with their leader, Admiral Fujitora.[74][75][27] Fujitora eventually decided to end their battle, and Koala berated Sabo for putting them in danger.[76] When the Dressrosa citizens reached the top of the plateau with the intent to capture King Riku and Usopp, Hack held them back long enough for Usopp to snipe at Sugar.[77]

    While Luffy and Trafalgar Law were battling Doflamingo at the palace, Sabo freed the prisoners at the colosseum.[78] During the final phase of Doflamingo's game, Sabo intercepted Burgess when he attempted to kill Luffy for his Gomu Gomu no Mi.[79] Sabo then clashed with Burgess and eventually defeated him. After the fall of Doflamingo and the Birdcage, Koala, Hack, and some other revolutionaries took care of some business at the underground trade port and found a certain list.[80] Later that night, Sabo visited the Straw Hats at Kyros' house to see Luffy one more time. He gave them a Vivre Card for Luffy before leaving.[81]

    When CP0 was investigating the underground trade port, they suspected that the revolutionaries have left with all the evidence relating to the Donquixote Pirates' smuggling operations.[16]

    Advertisement Whole Cake Island Saga Zou Arc Sabo, Koala, and Hack returned to Baltigo, and Koala spoke with Dragon about the weapons they stole in Dressrosa; he revealed them to be made of Liquor Iron Ore. However, Burgess had stowed away on their ship and discovered their base, reporting it to his crew.[82] The Revolutionaries' base was attacked by the Blackbeard Pirates, who destroyed the base before the Marines and Cipher Pol arrived. The fate of Dragon and the other revolutionaries were not mentioned in the newspaper detailing the battle.[3]

    Levely Arc After the Revolutionary Army escaped the destruction of Baltigo, they moved their base of operations to Momoiro Island. Likewise, they shifted their planned officers meeting to the island and Dragon, Sabo, Ivankov, Inazuma, and Koala waited for their fellow officers to arrive. Meanwhile, the four revolutionary commanders assisted the citizens of Lulusia Kingdom in fighting an invading pirate crew while on their way to the meeting.[83]

    The revolutionaries later began their plan to declare war on the World Nobles with Sabo, Karasu, Lindbergh, and Morley infiltrating Mary Geoise.[84] After seeing Kuma being a slave to the World Nobles, they planned to rescue him.[85]

    Wano Country Saga

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece: Stampede They were present during the Pirates Festival since Sabo was looking for its organizer, Buena Festa. After Douglas Bullet's defeat, Sabo helped the pirates escape, and they helped out other attendees such as Camie, Pappag, Hatchan and Ann to escape from the devastated Delta Island.[46]

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    Wano Country Arc The revolutionaries declare war against the World Nobles. The revolutionaries declare war against the World Nobles.

    On the fourth day of the Levely, Sabo and his group battled Fujitora and Ryokugyu to rescue Kuma.[86] During the attack, the Commanders split up, taking their own fights. Karasu battled Fujitora while Morley fought against Ryokugyu, both in one on one battles. Lindbergh oversaw the freeing of the slaves at Mary Geoise, breaking their chains with saber beams. Sabo, meanwhile, withdrew from the assault into the castle to find the keys with which they could free Kuma.[87]

    After the Levely, the Revolutionary Army were distressed[88] when a newspaper article alleged that Sabo had murdered Nefertari Cobra and kidnapped his daughter while roaming the castle.[89]

    The mission was revealed to be a success, with Sabo and the others escaping Mary Geoise along with Kuma. They were also able to achieve their three main objectives which were: destroy the symbol of the Celestial Dragons and declare war on them, freeing Kuma and all slaves present and escape with them and lastly, destroy the Celestial Dragons' food storage to make them hungry and starve.[90]

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc While his group was meeting on Momoiro Island with the others, Dragon asked Kuma what happened on the mission, and Kuma agreed. Later, Koala received a call from Sabo via Den Den Mushi.[91] Sabo assured that he did not kill Cobra, but when he attempted to reveal his discovery of the Empty Throne having an actual occupant, the island he was hiding on was obliterated.[92] Dragon later received a call from Shaka, who informed Dragon that he would die soon.[93] When the Revolutionary Army was in the process of repairing Kuma, he suddenly started up and teleported away, much to the surprise and shock of the army, with Ivankov stating they were just about to start their real fight.[94]

    Sometime after Kuma's departure, Jiron, Ahiru, Ushiano, and Gambo spotted a ship in the distance of Kamabakka Kingdom and theorized if it was friendly or hostile. It later turned out that Sabo happened to be on that ship, arriving at Kamabakka Kingdom unharmed, alongside several citizens he was able to save before Lulusia Kingdom was obliterated. He was greeted by the Army's members while the citizens were inducted into the Army by Belo Betty. Sabo, however, was concerned about the news he had brought from the Levely and feared it could put the other captains into danger; he chose to hold a private meeting with only Dragon and Ivankov out of protection for the other members of the Revolutionary Army.[95] During their meeting Sabo revealed to them that Nefertari Cobra's murder was carried out by the Five Elders and the Empty Throne occupant Imu and how they were also responsible for Lulusia's destruction.

    Both Dragon and Ivankov were shocked at this revelation, with Ivankov proposing a theory that Imu could possibly be Nerona Imu, one of the first twenty kings who created the World Government, surviving this long due to a potential Perennial Youth operation. Ivankov proposed another theory that the Weapon used in Lulusia's destruction must have been built by Vegapunk, but Dragon interjected, stating that Vegapunk would not build a tool for murder like that. Ivankov then speculated that it could have been one of the Ancient Weapons, but Dragon questioned why the World Government would only use one of them now.[96] Sometime after, during the Egghead Incident, the Revolutionaries gathered to watch Vegapunk's worldwide broadcast.[97] Vegapunk revealed that the aftermath of the Void Century caused the ancient world to sink into the ocean, and the islands people lived on were mere pieces of that continent. This revelation caused great shock to the revolutionaries listening.[98]

    Following the end of the message, the revolutionaries begin to discuss the information among themselves. With Betty expressing that they cannot allow the Ancient Weapons to fall into the possession of whoever attained the One Piece. Sabo noted that the reason why the World Nobles chose to live atop the Red Line was because it is the highest point in the world, keeping them safe from the rising sea. Ivankov also realized that Tequila Wolf, Vodka Wolf, Rum Wolf, and Bourbon Wolf were created for the same reason. Dragon then stated to the revolutionaries that they need to act before the people of the world fight each other for safe land.[99]

    A bondola is sabotaged. A bondola is sabotaged.

    According to Laffitte, sometime following the end of the Levely, the Revolutionaries conducted their strategy of starving the World Nobles by sabotaging the Bondolas at the Red Line. Any of the bondolas going up to Mary Geoise would explode, while ones with food in them would not work at all. Food shipments from many countries were cut off, and even after the Marines set up safe routes to the Red Port, the bondolas continued to crash. In addition, they attacked Umit Shipping due to its role in delivering goods to the Nobles.[100]

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    Bentham 5 Sign In to Save Edit Bentham Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ベンサム Romanized Name: Bensamu Official English Name: Bentham Debut: Chapter 129; Episode 78[1] Affiliations: Newkama Land;[2] Baroque Works[3] (former) Occupations: Queen of Newkama Land;[2] Officer Agent[3] (former); Prisoner of the Great Prison Origin: East Blue[4] Alias: "Mr. 2 Bon Kurei" (Mr. 2ミスター・ツー・ボン・クレー, Misutā Tsū Bon Kurē?, Official Translation: Mr. 2 Bon Clay)[3] Epithet: "Bentham of the Wild" (荒野のベンサム, Kōya no Bensamu?)[4] Status: Alive Age: 30 (debut) 32 (after timeskip)[4] Birthday: August 15th[5] Height: 238 cm (7'10")[4] Blood Type: F[4] Bounty: Beli32,000,000[6] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Kazuki Yao English Voice: Odex: Dwayne Tan 4Kids: Kevin Kolack Funimation: Barry Yandell Mike McFarland (Unlimited Adventure) Live-Action Portrayal: Cole Escola Devil Fruit Japanese Name: Mane Mane no Mi English Name: Clone-Clone Fruit Meaning: Imitation Type: Paramecia The subject of this article is often called "Bon Clay". Bentham of the Wild, alias Mr. 2 Bon Kurei,[7][4] is a newkama and former Baroque Works officer agent.[8][3] He was a major antagonist during the Arabasta Arc, and (along with his fellow Officer Agents) one of the central characters in Miss Goldenweek's "Operation: Meet Baroque Works".

    While he was once an enemy of Luffy's as a member of Baroque Works,[9] the two became quick friends, leading Bon Kurei to sacrifice himself for Luffy both at Arabasta[10] and later at Impel Down[11], being one of his main allies during that Story Arc. He is currently the queen of Newkama Land.[2]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 1.1.1 Main 1.1.2 Video Games 1.1.3 Other 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Baroque Works 3.2 Friends 3.2.1 Emporio Ivankov 3.2.2 Straw Hat Pirates 3.2.3 Monkey D. Luffy 3.2.4 Sanji 3.3 Enemies 3.3.1 Magellan 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Deception and Trickery 4.2 Physical Abilities 4.3 Devil Fruit 4.4 Okama Kenpo 4.5 Weapons 5 History 5.1 Past 5.2 Arabasta Saga 5.2.1 Little Garden Arc 5.2.2 Drum Island Arc 5.2.3 Arabasta Arc 5.3 Water 7 Saga 5.3.1 Miss Goldenweek's "Operation: Meet Baroque Works" 5.4 Summit War Saga 5.4.1 Impel Down Arc 5.5 Fish-Man Island Saga 5.5.1 From the Decks of the World 6 Major Battles 6.1 Filler Battles 7 Early Concepts 8 Anime and Manga Differences 9 Translation and Dub Issues 10 Merchandise 10.1 Video Games 10.1.1 Playable Appearances 10.1.2 Enemy Appearances 10.1.3 Support Appearances 11 Songs 12 Other Appearances 12.1 Other Media 13 Trivia 14 References 15 External links 16 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo Is Bon Kurei still alive or has he met his end?toggle section What is Bon Clay's cover story?toggle section What happened to Bon Kurei after the Impel Down arc?toggle section What is the meaning of Bentham's code name "Mr.2 Bon Kurei"?toggle section logo 00:02

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    Appearance Bentham is a relatively tall male crossdresser who wears flamboyant ballet clothes with a swan theme. He generally dresses in a pink overcoat and blue medieval garments.[1] He wears heavy makeup, and he often sports a distinct wide grin, which often carries over when he changes his appearance. His legs, being exposed, are hairy.[3] Underneath these clothes, his physique is relatively muscular, as seen during the Impel Down Arc, possibly as a result of his training in Okama Kenpo.

    Like all Baroque Works agents, he bears his number in his appearance. Mr. 2 Bon Kurei's number 2 is seen in the form of his swans, which are posed into a shape resembling the number "2".[3] When he was impersonating Nefertari Cobra, he wore the king's robes and sandals. The back of his overcoat bears the characters for his credo, the Okama Way (おかま道?).

    During Miss Goldenweek's "Operation: Meet Baroque Works", he wears a dark suit with a dress shirt covered in 2's underneath with dark pants. Later in the cover story, he wears Mr. 3's attire, which is a dark hoodie with two number 3's on it, striped pants that only extend a little bit past the knee, and light-colored shoes.

    Later, in Impel Down, he wears a striped, rag-like prisoner's outfit.[12] He also wore Hannyabal's headdress and pants when he was disguised as him. After entering Level 5.5, he wore bandages on his arms, abdomen, and neck, and purple pants that cut off below his knees and black boots. When he let his fellow prisoners escape, he was disguised as Magellan, wearing his coat and pants.

    Two years later, when he becomes the new Queen of Newkama Land, he is shown wearing a slightly different version of his ballet clothes with some features such as bigger wings and furry collar.[2]

    Gallery Main Bentham Portrait A close up of Bon Kurei's face. Bentham's Wanted Poster Mr. 2 Bon Kurei's wanted poster. Bentham Manga Color Scheme Mr. 2 Bon Kurei's color scheme in the manga. Bentham Digitally Colored Manga Mr. 2 Bon Kurei in the Digitally Colored Manga. Bentham Cobra Disguise Bon Kurei's disguise of Nefertari Cobra during the Arabasta Arc. Bentham Operation Goldenweek Bon Kurei's first outfit in Miss Goldenweek's "Operation: Meet Baroque Works". Bentham Without Makeup A close up of Bentham without makeup. Bentham 3 Goldenweek Bon Kurei's second outfit in Miss Goldenweek's "Operation: Meet Baroque Works". Bentham Prison Uniform Bon Kurei' prisoner outfit in the Impel Down Arc. Bentham Hannyabal Disguise Bon Kurei's disguise of Hannyabal during the Impel Down Arc. Bentham Tattered Disguise Bon Kurei's Hannyabal disguise after fighting the Wolf unit. Bentham's Newkama Land Outfit Bon Kurei's outfit after visiting Level 5.5 NewKama Land. Bentham Magellan Disguise Bon Kurei's disguise of Magellan during the Impel Down Arc.

    Advertisement Video Games Arabasta Kingdom Going Baseball Bon Kurei in the Arabasta Team in One Piece: Going Baseball. Bentham Unlimited Adventure Bon Kurei in One Piece: Unlimited Adventure. Bentham Pirate Warriors Bon Kurei as he appears in One Piece: Pirate Warriors. Bon Kurei The Dawn of the Adventure Bon Kurei in One Piece Romance Dawn: The Dawn of the Adventure. Bentham One Py Berry Match Bon Kurei in One Py Berry Match. Bentham Super Grand Battle X Bon Kurei in One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X. One Piece Burning Blood Mr 2 Bon Kurei (Artwork) Bon Kurei in One Piece: Burning Blood. Bentham Burning Will Bon Kurei in One Piece: Burning Will. One Piece Burning Blood Nami Clone-Bentham (Artwork) Artwork of Bon Kurei (Nami Clone form) from One Piece: Burning Blood. Mr. 2 Thousand Storm Bon Kurei in One Piece Thousand Storm. Bon Clay Jumputi Bon Kurei in Jumputi Heroes. Bentham One Piece Odyssey Bon Kurei in One Piece Odyssey. Other Bentham Dream Soccer King Bentham in Dream Soccer King. Bentham Anime Concept Art Bon Kurei's concept art from the anime, wearing his Impel Down prisoner outfit. Bentham High School Omake Bon Kurei as the principal in Red Hair of Class 3-Sea Time. Log Impel Down Bon Kurei's attire from One Piece Log Collection. Mori no Miyako no Oka March Bon Kurei on the cover of the disc One Piece Nippon Judan! 47 Cruise CD. Bentham Everyday Bentham in One Piece Everyday. Personality Bentham has a flamboyant attitude, which includes singing, dancing, and spinning, much to the annoyance of the other Officer Agents. Despite being an assassin, he prioritizes friendship above all else.

    He's the only higher up that lacks a female partner of the same rank. Possibly because he believes he is both male and female, probably due to his powers and lifestyle as a self-proclaimed okama, despite never actually wearing women's clothing besides the makeup smeared on his face. He is assigned both a number and a holiday for his code name.

    As opposed to the ideas of his fellow agents, Mr. 1 and Mr. 5, Mr. 2 Bon Kurei much values friendship as evidenced by his selfless sacrifice to allow the Straw Hats to escape Arabasta when Captain Hina ambushed them. Later, he once again attacked Hina to save Miss Valentine, and finally, he risked his life to open the Gates of Justice for everyone in Impel Down.

    This also shows that he is incredibly selfless and righteous, and is extremely proud of himself for it (telling Magellan he had no regrets for his sacrifice). He will often motivate such actions by saying that abandoning his companions goes against "the okama way". This did not hinder him from attacking Vivi during the face-off at Alubarna, though.

    He always finishes a sentence with a "wa yo," which in Japanese reflects a feminine (if assertive) speech pattern. He also often says, "Jodan janai wa yo!" (冗談じゃないわよ, Jōdan janai wa yo?, translates as "It's not a joke!" or "Not joking around!") as his catchphrase. He also says "Un Deux Trois" (one, two, three in French) while asking others what four is. According to himself, his favorite word is vague.

    Advertisement Relationships Baroque Works Mr. 2 reunited with Mr. 0 and Baroque Works' Officer Agents. Mr. 2 reunited with Mr. 0 and Baroque Works' Officer Agents.

    Bentham was initially shown to be quite loyal to the Baroque Works organization, gleefully and sadistically impersonating Nefertari Cobra, the king of Arabasta, to order his royal army into shooting the innocent civilians of Nanohana as part of the Operation Utopia.[13]

    Despite being loyal to the organization, Bentham's openly emotional and poetic attitude often gets on the nerves of others, particularly the other male Baroque Works agents, who were often annoyed at his presence. He was shown to be disrespectful to Mr. 4 and Miss Merry Christmas, as he called them "fatty" and "old hag" respectively.

    He also addresses Crocodile as "Zero-chan", even after learning his identity. He seems to have a knack for making people follow his lead, and can get others to ballet dance with him. Bentham seems to enjoy teaching others about the "okama way" more than anything, and will gladly show others how to ballet, such as the Billions put under his command.

    The relationship he has with his Billions is complicated. Although he attacks them and abuses them, he considers them friends and is visually enraged when they are attacked by Mr. 1.

    While Mr. 2 generally has an indifferent professional relationship with most of the Baroque Works Agents, he is on bad terms with Mr. 1. Because Mr. 2's flamboyant nature often conflicts with Mr. 1's static coldheartedness, the two of them would often violently clash with each other. Ever since first meeting each other in Spiders Cafe, they had this type of rivalry relationship. It is notably similar to the rivalry between Sanji (who defeated Mr. 2) and Zoro (who defeated Mr. 1).

    “ If I were to tell you... I am here to fulfill the final wish of my lost comrade... would you laugh at me, hmmm?! ” — Galdino on Bentham.[14]

    While Galdino initially viewed Mr. 2 Bon Kurei as an idiotic nuisance, the okama's actions in Impel Down deeply moved Mr. 3; he felt that his efforts in Marineford helped avenge, as he put it, his "fallen friend".

    Advertisement Friends Emporio Ivankov Bentham worships Ivankov for being the greatest okama, as well as for saving his and Luffy's lives. Iva, in return, was moved by Luffy and Bon Kurei's strong friendship and was among the many prisoners who were crying after learning of Bon Kurei's sacrifice to get the Gates of Justice open for them.

    Straw Hat Pirates Bentham dancing with Luffy, Usopp and Chopper. Bentham dancing with Luffy, Usopp and Chopper.

    Bentham is a close friend of the Straw Hats after helping them escape Hina in Arabasta and once again in Impel Down. Oddly, he addresses Luffy's crew by a crucial part of their appearance, followed by (even though it is meant for a childish aspect) the honorific "-chan" (i.e., Luffy: Straw-Chan (Mugi-chan), Usopp: Nose-Chan, etc.). Luffy returns this affection by referring to him as "Bon-chan".

    He aided the Straw Hats by hiding their ship, the Going Merry, when the Marines were searching around Arabasta.[15] By disguising himself and his men as the Straw Hat Pirates, they drew the Marines away. In return, four members of the Straw Hats were in tears while Luffy screamed that they would never forget him.

    Monkey D. Luffy Bentham hugs Luffy after meeting. Bentham hugs Luffy after meeting.

    Luffy became good friends with Bentham after he apologized for causing them trouble in Arabasta. Later, after breaking out of his cell and reuniting with Luffy in Impel Down, Bentham fought alongside Luffy to reach Ace. Throughout their reunion, Mr. 2 aided Luffy greatly through the various dangers of the prison and ultimately supported Luffy and several other prisoners by sacrificing himself to open the way to their freedom. While he was later determined to be alive,[2] Luffy is unaware of his friend's condition.

    Sanji Bentham's relationship with Sanji is a more complicated manner. While he does refer to the cook as "pretty boy" when being friendly, he still fought fiercely with Sanji when he stopped him from attacking Vivi along with the Super Spot-Billed Duck Troops. When Bentham turned into Usopp to gain the advantage, he was shocked that Sanji kicked him regardless, but Sanji stated that a person's real character came from the heart. This statement moved Mr. 2, and when turning into Nami, he mused that even she would not make Sanji hesitate. This was not the case, and Bentham exploited Sanji's newfound weakness, saying that he was easy to read. When Sanji eventually defeated him, Bentham asked the cook to finish him off, saying that Baroque Works would kill him anyway, but Sanji declined and offered a hand, saying it was a good fight. Moved to tears again, Bentham accepted this newfound friendship only for Sanji to kick him back, knocking him out and retrieving Usopp's goggles, which Mr. 2 had taken.

    Afterward, the friendship he created with Sanji was purely one-sided on Bentham's part as when he called the Straw Hats on a Den Den Mushi, Sanji hung up the second he heard his voice. However, Sanji was seen as one of the four Straw Hats who cried over his sacrifice, viewing Bentham in a more positive light for it.

    Advertisement Enemies Magellan Bentham has gained the wrath of the former warden, Magellan, for staying behind during the escape to let the other escapees break out, and for copying his face to fool the other staff. As he copied Magellan to fool the Impel Down staff and destroyed the controls to make sure they could not go after Luffy and the others, a furious Magellan prepared to unleash his wrath on Bentham, asking if he had any last words. Bentham proudly responded by saying he had no regrets for his sacrifice. Magellan was unsuccessful in killing Bentham and seems to hold that grudge to this date still.

    Abilities and Powers Before the fall of Baroque Works, Bentham was amongst the top-ranked members of the criminal organization, and presumably had several "Billions" (the lower-ranked subordinates of Baroque Works Officer Agents) under his command.

    As an okama, Bentham has no shortage of tricks in his arsenal. While fond of singing and dancing, he is also an accomplished martial artist, even though his real threat does not come from his fighting ability. His actual threat level comes from his skills in deception and tricking his enemies through his Devil Fruit Powers combined with his acting skills to trick his enemies into doing what he pleases.

    Deception and Trickery Despite his flamboyant and fun-loving personality, he has an exceptional prowess in trickery, deception, and mimicry, which makes him a tough opponent to deal with, as he can as easily escape pursuit as well as cause devastating confusion to whatever side he opposes. He managed to infiltrate the seemingly secure Alubarna royal court successfully and mimic Nefertari Cobra, creating further dissension and unrest among the poor villagers outside the capital's walls with scandalous words. He has also used his formidable tactical wits even to bypass the extremely high-security defenses of the notorious Impel Down once he was released from his cell.

    Bentham has a strong caution for extreme danger, as he thought of many ways he could fight Magellan before correctly deducing its impossibility. Thus choosing to abandon Luffy in his battle with Magellan reluctantly opted to find and use other possible ways to help Luffy in his dangerous mission to break Ace out of Impel Down. Using his Devil Fruit powers, Bentham can disguise himself as an attractive woman. Specifically, Nami, to allow him to gain a psychological advantage in his fight against Sanji and again against Hannyabal. Both of whom are incredibly perverted despite their powerful fighting prowess. In the case of Hannyabal, Bentham was successful in subjugating him using sheer wits instead of direct brute force. He also managed to trick the vigilant Magellan into letting his guard down by disguising himself as Hannyabal and feigning unconsciousness, allowing him to touch Magellan's face up close to copy his visage. This feat is ordinarily impossible due to the lethal nature of Magellan's Doku Doku no Mi. By further posing as Hannyabal, Bentham was able to deceive the entire Impel Down Staff into thinking that he has escaped into Level 3, allowing him to enter Level 5 and search for Ivankov without any detection at all.

    Ultimately, he helped Luffy and the other prisoners to escape entirely from Impel Down, by tricking the staff by disguising as Magellan to open the Gate of Justice, as well as closing it after Luffy and the others escaped, eluding their pursuers of a fleet of warships.

    Advertisement Physical Abilities Due to his arduous training in Okama Kenpo, which Bentham described as meticulous, Bentham has incredible superhuman physical prowess. He has an extremely high level of agility, able to easily match Sanji, as well as perform a wide variety of acrobatic flips, twirls, somersaults, and cartwheels, including ballet rotation at high speed for increased momentum to enhance the power of his kicks. His immense acrobatic prowess also makes him extremely evasive, able to swiftly counter or evade fast attacks such as Sanji's kicks or Hannyabal's trident thrusts. He has incredible leg strength, as his kicks are mighty. Quickly knocking out the Sphinx, a giant beast and boss of Level 2. and knock away the Minotaurus, who is an awakened Zoan Devil Fruit user (whom Crocodile noted to be far superior to regular Zoan users). In a combined assault with Buggy, Luffy, and Galdino, Bentham unleashed a spinning kick to its head where the immense force significantly damaged it, causing the Minotaurus to hold its head in intense pain despite his immensely increased endurance. The aftershock of the attack caused the floor underneath its feet to break in pieces.

    He has an incredibly substantial amount of stamina and endurance, being able to recover quickly enough to escape being captured by the Marines after his fight with Sanji while his fellow officers were arrested. During the battle of Arabasta, he was able to keep up with "Karoo," an animal able to run faster than a leopard (though Karoo was injured at the time) and while in pursuit, he was even able to run up a wall that went straight upwards and had no foothold. While he is confined in the Level 3 prison of Impel Down, Bentham continued to sing and dance energetically, utterly unfazed by the scorching temperatures, a feat that Buggy complimented as it would be impossible for ordinary people to even stand due to the extreme heat. Shortly after reuniting with Luffy, Bentham took a ferocious hit from the Minotaurus's club that caused him to yell in pain and quickly shrugged off the pain to retaliate when Minotaurus attacked Luffy. After Luffy sent the Minotaurus flying, Bentham promptly recovered from the damage he received.

    While in Level 5, Bentham could continuously drag Luffy in a sleigh for a long while enduring against the immense cold temperatures bare-chested. He also retained sufficient strength to fend off a large Wolf Unit by himself, despite receiving massive injuries in the extreme cold during the fight. Bentham also survived a battle with Magellan, who had previously beaten Luffy with little effort.

    Devil Fruit Further information: Mane Mane no Mi Mr. 2 changes his appearance. Mr. 2 changes his appearance.

    Bentham ate the Mane Mane no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that allows him to transform into a physical lookalike of anyone whose face he has touched with his right hand. He transforms himself by touching his own face with his right hand, and changes back to normal by touching his face with his left hand. This ability makes him a perfect master of disguise and deception.

    He doesn’t only duplicate faces, he can memorize and perfectly duplicate the entire physical appearance of his target, including their stature and voice. He is also able to mix and match the features of different faces in his collection, allowing him to create new faces.

    In battle he uses his power to transform into someone whom his opponent would never do harm to, such as a close friend. However, he has to transform back into his normal self in order to attack, as his fighting style requires a certain level of strength and flexibility that most other people don’t possess.

    Advertisement Okama Kenpo Further information: Okama Kenpo Bentham is a compelling martial artist and a master of a unique, dance-based martial arts style known as Okama Kenpo. The art combines forceful and acrobatic kicks and sometimes punches with ballet dancing. His hard training in this fighting style made Bentham powerful enough to kick Mr. 1, an infamous assassin and an extremely proficient hand-to-hand fighter in his own right, through a stone wall during their brief fight, and to be a match for Sanji's Black Leg Style. With Okama Kenpo, Bentham can use a wide array of powerful kicks for offense, as well as acrobatic dance-like maneuvers for evasion. This enables him to easily defeat large numbers of prison officers who were fully armed with trident spears and firearms in Impel Down, knock out a Demon Guard, and briefly hold his own against Hannyabal, the second strongest fighter in Impel Down after Magellan.

    Weapons The two swans on his back are not just for show. Bentham can take them off at the midpoint of their necks and slip them onto his toe shoes. When he has these swans on his feet, Bentham's kicks become as powerful as rifle shots (due to the steel beaks) and gain a farther range (due to the swans' necks extending every time that he kicks).

    Although used only once, Bentham can detach and throw his (presumably false) mascara Matsuge as sharp boomerangs, which fly out in an arc to attack his enemies and return to his face.

    History Past Bentham's past is unknown but he was born in the East Blue. Sometime in the past, he found and ate the Mane Mane no Mi.

    At some point, he was recruited into Baroque Works and carried out the most important tasks for the organization's ultimate plan: Operation: Utopia. One of these jobs was apparently getting close to and imprinting the face of Vivi's father Cobra.

    Arabasta Saga

    Advertisement Little Garden Arc Mr. 2 was sent out shortly after Mr. 3's defeat on Little Garden to kill him for his failure to eliminate the Straw Hat Pirates.[1]

    Drum Island Arc By the time he arrived at Little Garden, Mr. 3 was nowhere to be found, leading Mr. 2 to fear being killed by Daz Bonez. He then ordered his men to sail back to Arabasta at top speed and intercept any ships they encounter.[16]

    Arabasta Arc Bon Kurei is rescued by the Straw Hat Pirates from drowning. Bon Kurei is rescued by the Straw Hat Pirates from drowning.

    The Straw Hats first encountered Bon Kurei on their way to return Princess Vivi to the desert kingdom of Arabasta. His antics immediately amused them, and Luffy, Usopp, and Chopper fell head over heels for his ability. Bon Kurei revealed that he ate the Devil Fruit, Mane Mane no Mi, which allows him to transform into an exact copy of anyone he has touched. He further demonstrated that his powers also copy the body. To Nami's dismay, he once transformed into her and allowed Luffy, Chopper, and Usopp to view her breasts. She responded by punching his skull inwards (in the remake movie, he shows Nami's entire body to them as well as Sanji causing Nami to hit all of them). When his crew found him, Bon Kurei bid farewell to the Straw Hats. As he left, his crew called him by his Baroque Works codename, surprising all of the Straw Hats - even Vivi did not know who he was, despite being told about what he looked like.[9]

    Bon Kurei traveled to Spiders Cafe to meet with the other Officer Agents. Bon Kurei briefly fought with Mr. 1 because he attacked Bon Kurei's subordinates.[17] From there the agents rode Banchi to Rainbase.[18]

    Mr. 2 and Baroque Works' Officer Agents burning their orders in order to keep secret ceremoniously. Mr. 2 and Baroque Works' Officer Agents burning their orders in order to keep secret ceremoniously.

    At the meeting in Rain Dinners, Mr. 0 revealed himself to be the Warlord of the Sea Crocodile and gave the agents their orders for Plan Utopia.[19] Mr. 3's report revealed to Bon Kurei that his friends were really the enemies, thus forcing him to combat them.[20] At Nanohana Nefertari Cobra—actually Bon Kurei in disguise—claimed to have stolen the country's rain and planned to destroy the harbor. He had Koza shot and then had the harbor set on fire.[21] He then proceeded to Alubarna with Mr. 1 and Miss Doublefinger.[22] At the capital's West Gate, the agents discussed their plan to stop the Straw Hats.[23]

    When the Straw Hats and the Super Spot-Billed Duck Troops rushed into Alubarna, Bon Kurei chased down Usopp and Matsuge.[24] He easily defeated Usopp and Matsuge in 2 seconds. He stole Usopp's sniper goggles and attempted to trick Vivi in Usopp's form. Thanks to the failsafe plan the Straw Hats devised to avoid being fooled by his powers, Vivi easily figured out the truth and she and Karoo ran with him in hot pursuit.[25] Bon Kurei chased them up the cliffside and into the city. After Karoo fell, Sanji and the ducks Cowboy and Ivan X intercepted Bon Kurei, allowing Vivi and Karoo to get away.[26]

    Bon Kurei and fight. Bon Kurei and Sanji fight.

    Bon Kurei and Sanji clashed in a very intense battle. Just as Sanji looked set to be the victor, Bon Kurei discovered Sanji's weakness: Nami. He impersonated her, using her form to drive Sanji into a crazy fanboyish state which allowed him to even the playing field.[27] Eventually, Sanji realized that Bon Kurei must revert to his own form to unleash his stronger attacks. He took advantage of this and forced Bon Kurei to revert to his form so that he could pummel him. Bon Kurei then pulled out his iron-tipped swans from his shoulders and put them onto his shoes. With the swans on his shoes, his kicks were strong as a rifle shot and could reach further. This created more problems for Sanji, and the playing field was even once more.[28] However, Sanji eventually managed to defeat Bon Kurei. Bon Kurei begged Sanji to finish him off, believing that he would be killed for his failure, but Sanji offered to shake his hand for a good fight. Just as Bon Kurei took his hand, overwhelmed with emotion, Sanji kicked him in the head and took back Usopp's goggles.[29]

    When the Straw Hats prepared to leave Arabasta after thwarting Crocodile's scheme, Bon Kurei called them up on a Den Den Mushi and told Luffy that he had their ship. He hid it from the marines docked in the harbor (Smoker, Hina, Jango, Ironfist Fullbody, Tashigi, etc.) and exclaimed that he did it because they were friends. Now that he was no longer a member of Baroque Works (and a pawn of Crocodile), he wanted to be a close friend, perhaps even a shipmate.[30]

    As the Straw Hats and Bon Kurei left Arabasta on the Going Merry, Hina, Jango, and Fullbody attacked. Bon Kurei came up with a plan that would allow them to escape. He and his own shipmates impersonated the Straw Hats, thus luring Hina's squadron to them. This allowed the Going Merry to escape as Bon Kurei stayed behind with his crew. After giving his famous speech of friendship and humanity, he and his crew boarded the Marine ships and unleashed hell upon the Marines. As the Going Merry drew further away, Luffy exclaimed that he would never forget Bon Kurei and his crew.[31]

    Advertisement Water 7 Saga Miss Goldenweek's "Operation: Meet Baroque Works" Mr. 2 and Mr. 3 are imprisoned with Mr. 0 and Mr. 1. Mr. 2 and Mr. 3 are imprisoned with Mr. 0 and Mr. 1.

    Bon Kurei was captured by Hina, but escaped from prison with a Beli32,000,000 bounty on his head[6] He reappeared sporting a more refined, more masculine look than his ballerina outfit.

    Later on, he challenged Hina to a rematch in an attempt to save Miss Valentine from execution.[32] After Miss Goldenweek, Miss Valentine, and Mr. 5 broke out Mr. 4, Miss Doublefinger, Miss Merry Christmas, and Lassoo, Bon Kurei was seen tied to Mr. 3 and thrown in jail with Crocodile and Daz Bonez so it could be assumed that he was defeated by Hina.[33] He, along with Crocodile, Daz Bonez, and Galdino, were later transferred to Impel Down for a life sentence.[34]

    Summit War Saga Impel Down Arc Bentham was discovered by Buggy and Galdino dancing in his cell on Level 3 of Impel Down (despite having a bounty far lower than Beli50,000,000), seemingly unaffected by the heat and starvation. He immediately expressed his surprise at seeing Mr. 3 in Impel Down too. Galdino seemed initially hesitant at releasing Bentham from his cell,[12] but was seemingly opted otherwise by Buggy, under the impression that Luffy would function more as their scapegoat if Bentham was with him.

    Bentham reunites and teams up with Luffy in Impel Down. Bentham reunites and teams up with Luffy in Impel Down.

    Later, when Luffy was attacked by the Sphinx and several guards, Bentham (disguised as Zoro) came to fight at Luffy's side. After defeating the sphinx and a tearful reunion, Bentham agreed to help Luffy reach Level 5, as he also wished to go there to see someone: Emporio Ivankov, the queen of Kamabakka Kingdom and the idol of okamas worldwide.[35]

    As they tried to get to Level 4, Minotaurus stopped them. Bentham recognized the danger immediately and warned Luffy about its strength. However, before they could make a move, Minotaurus used its speed and physical strength to send Bentham flying. As Minotaurus tried to hit Luffy with its mace, Bentham used a strong kick to save Luffy, although he was already in great pain. As he was just about to get killed by him, Luffy saved him using his Jet Bazooka technique to send Minotaurus flying. Bentham immediately recognized how powerful Luffy had become.

    Bentham and co. flee from the Minotaurus. Bentham and co. flee from the Minotaurus.

    Upon reaching the exit to Level 4 of Impel Down, Bentham warned Luffy of the great danger ahead: he would only have one chance to land safely in Level 4 or die. It was then that Galdino and Buggy caught up with them with Minotaurus hot on their heels. Bentham contributed to the defeat of Minotaurus by using his Okama Kenpo.[36] Only a short while later, Bentham along with Luffy, Buggy, and Galdino came to realize that they were falling into the boiling pot of Level 4 because their combined attacks against Minotaurus had weakened the floor beneath them.

    To their fortune, the falling debris allowed them to jump off it before they landed in the boiling pot. After Bentham complained the most about the heat in Level 4, Luffy started to run in a random direction without considering the dangers. The fact that Bentham could come to the conclusion that Luffy was running towards the kitchen showed how well Bentham knew the map of Impel Down. As he assumed the kitchen to be stuffed with lots of food, he followed Luffy, saying that he was starving.

    However, only after a short while, they were stopped by an angry Magellan, who appeared suddenly to block their path.[37] Bentham, knowing of Magellan's nigh impregnable poisonous defensive capabilities, warned Luffy to run, but as Magellan began targeting Luffy seriously, Bentham left tearfully, apologizing that he could not do any more. As a result, Bentham tactically retreated from the battle, feeling sorry for abandoning Luffy, yet knowing it wiser to survive and fight another day.[38]

    Some time afterwards, with a poison-drenched Luffy on the brink of death and imprisoned on the level below, Bentham decided to put his plan into action. He rallied up his two allies and then decided to disguise himself as Hannyabal after eliminating the real one. Bentham used his powers and changed into one of the most attractive women in his arsenal, Nami. As Nami, he first enticed Hannyabal and then invited him to the weapons storage room to help "Nami" undress. After entering, he attacked and bound him down, keeping him away from everyone and being able to freely impersonate him.[39]

    Bentham, now successfully masquerading as Hannyabal, along with a hesitant Buggy and Galdino, began their descent to Level 5 to save Luffy. When asked as to why he would do such a thing, he bluntly replied that he and Luffy "are friends! There's no need for any other reasons!" signifying his ideal to stick to his okama way.[40]

    Before beginning their downward trek, Bentham (still under the guise of Hannyabal) urged a medical team to help cure Luffy, giving them the impression that the Marines needed him alive. The team however reported that anything they try could only hasten his death, confirming what Magellan had stated earlier. Bentham panicked, and Galdino and Buggy simply told him to leave Luffy, saying to live after fighting Magellan was a miracle. This quip suddenly reminded him of Iva-san, who is rumored to perform medical miracles.

    With that, a newly emboldened Bentham set off for level 5, the Freezing Hell, to rescue Luffy. Buggy and Galdino accompany him as prisoners he was personally transferring. On the way down, it was discovered the man whom he sought had mysteriously disappeared from the his cell, and he was not the only one. A significant portion of inmates were rumored to have been 'demoned' away. While what happened was unknown, the superstitious chalked it up to hellspawn coming and claiming the damned. After reaching their destination, they were confronted by wolves, the strongest beasts in Impel Down so far.

    Bentham fighting with wolves from Level 5 to protect Luffy. Bentham fighting with wolves from Level 5 to protect Luffy.

    Although his companions flee, Bentham faced the beasts head on in an unseen skirmish. Having apparently bested his canine adversaries, he appeared at the cell where Luffy was kept, shirtless and covered in blood, determined to rescue his comrade. He then began asking inmates for directions to Iva, refusing to believe that he was "demoned away". One of the inmates erroneously directed him to the forest, fully aware that a hungry wolf pack resided there. As the spiteful inmate had planned, wolves began attacking him.

    Once again, he held his ground and began to fend them off, coming between them and an incapacitated Luffy, who would make for quite an easy prey. However, their numbers were too great and he began to falter. Before any fatal hits could be delivered, Luffy, in a defensive rage, bit one of the wolves. He then angrily but involuntarily unleashed his Haki, screaming at the wolves for attacking his friend. The wolves scattered in fear, and Bentham was confused as to what Luffy just did. Before he could ask though, he passed out. He was then shown lying next to Luffy unconscious when a mysterious figure appeared.[41]

    When Bentham woke up, he found himself heavily bandaged and lying in a closed building, filled with gleeful folk cheering, drinking, eating, and having a good time. He was shocked beyond all means, wondering where he was, how he got there, and most importantly the condition and location of Luffy. His questions were answered by the mysterious figure from before, now appearing more as a woman than as a man as she did before, her name is Inazuma. Inazuma told Bentham that they were in Newkama Land, hidden within the bowels of Impel Down, where the prisoners live in comfort directly below the Freezing Hell.

    Bentham then saw Iva, whom he had been impatiently waiting for. Iva was about to speak with him but was interrupted by a burly prisoner barging in, who wished to take revenge on Iva for the Kamabakka Kingdom turning the man's father into an Okama. Iva appeared to be intimidated by his threats and seemed reluctant to fight, but then the man proceeded to angrily shoot a cannon at Iva, who repelled it by merely batting his Matsuge, revealing his fear to be a sarcastic ruse. Iva then turned the man into a woman, using the Horu Horu no Mi Devil Fruit ability, saying people have the right to be whatever they want to be.

    As the newly changed woman fled, Bentham immediately begged Iva to help Luffy. Iva said that he was a prisoner in Impel Down, and may not be kind enough to do that. However, he then revealed how a near-death Luffy's selfless plea to save Bentham moved him, so he decided to help them by giving Luffy a fighting chance against the toxins in his body using the healing aspects of his Horu Horu no Mi powers. Bentham's elation towards the news quickly turned into horror when Iva revealed that his friend was confined in a heavily-barricaded room, where Luffy was undergoing the excruciatingly painful medical treatment to purge the poisons from his body, a procedure that should take up to two days, potentially making him late for Portgas D. Ace's execution (scheduled to take place sixteen hours from then).[42]

    Bentham was deeply disturbed by the suffering Luffy endured alone and yearned for some way to share in his agony, feeling guilty doing anything while Luffy endured such a hellish torture, but Iva told him that it was up to Luffy whether to survive or not. With this in mind, Bentham set it upon himself to shout support for Luffy for hours on end, continuing to scream bloody long after his throat was completely raw and he had nearly exerted himself to the point of physical collapse.

    This touching display of dedicated friendship and devotion eventually inspired the initially skeptical Newkamas and even Ivankov himself to join in the act as a group and took up the slack for the drained and injured Bentham. After their constant cheering for the better half of a day, at long last a fully healed Luffy burst forth, and in only a fraction of the time Iva had predicted, yelling for "Foooooooooood!!!!!!", to the amazement and massive relief of all those present.[43] With Luffy effectively recovered, Bentham finally collapsed in exhaustion, after some celebration of Luffy's recovery, much to Luffy's shock.[44]

    Later, when Luffy, Inazuma, and Ivankov returned from Level 6, he was given some Tension Hormones by Ivankov to enable him to fight.[45] During Luffy's stand off against the Blackbeard Pirates, Bentham was surprised by the recovery of Minotaurus, which Crocodile explains as the Jailer Beasts being Awakened Zoans.[46] When Ivankov and Inazuma broke off to slow down Magellan, Bentham convinced Luffy to believe in them and to keep moving up. After a long and arduous battle through all the floors alongside the rest of the Impel Down breakout crew, he managed to reach Level 1, joining up with the other group of escapees and immediately gave Galdino and Buggy (the ad hoc leaders of the latter group) a kick for abandoning them way back at Level 5.[47] While Luffy and Galdino fought Magellan, the other prisoners cleared the way to the entrance but found the ten battleships had left. Bentham waited while Jinbe, Daz Bonez, Crocodile, and Buggy went out to steal a battleship.[48] With Magellan's Kinjite forcing them out the door, the prisoners are propelled out of the door by Ivankov's Death Wink. They are saved by a group of whale sharks summoned by Jinbe.[49]

    Once Luffy and the others made it onto the battleship, they came across the issue of the Gates of Justice standing shut before them. Before they could decide the best course of action, though, the gates began to open. It was then that the others realized that Bentham was missing. Jinbe hesitantly revealed to Luffy that Bentham had decided to stay behind disguised as Magellan in order to open the Gates of Justice, knowing it was the only possible way, and sacrificing himself for the group, but did not want the others to be aware of this until after the fact. Jinbe begrudgingly broke this promise to Bentham by telling all this to Luffy and giving him a Baby Den Den Mushi to contact him with.

    Bentham faces Magellan after staying behind to open the Gates of Justice. Bentham faces Magellan after staying behind to open the Gates of Justice.

    After completing his mission by opening the gates and destroying the mechanism that controls it, Bentham was confronted by the real, and shocked, Magellan. He reverted to his normal self, ready to take Magellan's judgment. However, before Magellan could attack, Luffy's voice came over the Baby Den Den Mushi, asking why he always sacrificed himself to save Luffy, but Bentham stoically attempted to remain silent. Luffy finally struggled to say that they were going, and sadly thanked him. Sobbing profusely, Bentham grabbed the Baby Den Den Mushi and told Luffy to make sure that he saved his brother. Luffy and his band of escapees commended him, admitting they would have never survived if not for Bentham and tearfully cried out to him until they passed through the Gates of Justice.

    Bentham then fought against an enraged Magellan, who asked him if he had any last words. Bentham, showing no fear and great pride in his actions, proudly responded by saying that he had no regrets.[50] The battle that took place afterwards was unseen, but Bentham was apparently able to inflict wounds that left Magellan hospitalized.[51] Bentham himself miraculously survived the ordeal, but was re-imprisoned in Impel Down.

    Advertisement Fish-Man Island Saga From the Decks of the World Bentham as the new queen of Newkama Land. Bentham as the new queen of Newkama Land.

    In the following two years since the Summit War of Marineford, Bentham became the new queen of Newkama Land in Impel Down, Level 5.5, and he was shown dancing in front of his followers.[2]

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    Lulusia Kingdom 2 Sign In to Save Edit Lulusia Kingdom Lulusia Kingdom Statistics Japanese Name: ルルシア王国 Romanized Name: Rurushia Ōkoku English Name: Lulusia; Lulucia (OPCG; formerly VIZ & Funimation) First appearance: Chapter 272 (cover);[1] Episode 880[2] Region: Paradise[3] Affiliates: Revolutionary Army; World Government (formerly)[4] Not to be confused with Ilisia Kingdom. The Lulusia Kingdom was a historical World Government-affiliated kingdom located in Paradise. It was located south-west to Marine Base G-2,[5] and close to Momoiro Island[6] and Mary Geoise.[7]

    The country was ruled by King Seki, but following the events of the latest Levely, the citizens decided to revolt against him as part of the Eight-Nation Revolution[4] and imprisoned him and his daughter, Princess Komane.[3]

    Following the Raid on Onigashima, the kingdom was completely destroyed without a trace by the World Government using an unknown weapon, fueled by the artificially created Mother Flame, and was subsequently erased from history.[8]

    Contents 1 Layout and Locations 1.1 Unnamed Town 1.2 Port Town 1.3 Milk Farm 2 Citizens 3 History 3.1 Past 3.2 Sky Island Saga 3.2.1 Ace's Great Blackbeard Search 3.3 During the Timeskip 3.4 Whole Cake Island Saga 3.4.1 Levely Arc 3.5 Final Saga 3.5.1 Egghead Arc 3.6 Post-Destruction 4 Translation and Dub Issues 5 Trivia 6 References 7 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Layout and Locations Lulusia was stated to be relatively close to Momoiro Island. At the very least, Sabo took around six days of travel by ship to move through the two locations.[9]

    The island had a large ragged mountain range and a vast wooden forest with pine trees. It had a very large castle, towering over the port town.

    Unnamed Town An unnamed town visited by Ace. An unnamed town visited by Ace.

    A town where Ace heard Blackbeard was seen. Pasta Lake was located there. It was near a river.[1]

    Port Town A port town that was attacked by the Peachbeard Pirates, and was rescued by the Revolutionary Army's commanders.[2]

    Milk Farm A farm where Moda worked. Its main export was cow milk.[10]

    Citizens See also the associated category: Lulusia Kingdom Residents. [v · e · ?]Lulusia Kingdom Royalty ? Seki Portrait King Seki Komane Portrait Princess Komane Civilians Kurotsuru Portrait Kurotsuru ? Moda Portrait Moda Kyuji Portrait Kyuji ‡ Koda Portrait Koda ‡ [Click here to see the legend of the symbols used]

    Advertisement History Past Sometime in the past, the kingdom affiliated itself with the World Government. G-2, a Marine base, was then established nearby.

    During the God Valley Incident, Eris proposed to Rocks D. Xebec to meet up on Lulusia.

    Sky Island Saga Ace's Great Blackbeard Search After hearing rumors about Blackbeard being on the island, Ace traveled there as part of his search for vengeance. However, the rumors were proven misleading and lead him to doctor Kurotsuru. After Ace dine-and-dashed and attacked the innocent doctor, the citizens threw him into the river.[11]

    Sometime later, Ace was rescued by Moda, a milk maiden, who in return for helping him asked him to deliver a letter to the nearby Marine base G-2.[12] After returning the favor, Moda was reunited with her parents Kyuji and Koda who worked at the base,[13] and Ace left to continue his search.[14]

    During the Timeskip At some point during the timeskip, the kingdom was forced to offer gold to the World Nobles, which caused much of the kingdom (or at least its port city) to fall into poverty.

    Whole Cake Island Saga Levely Arc The kingdom's royal family was heading to the upcoming Levely, but the family was attacked by pirates, and Princess Komane was kidnapped for ransom. When the report arrived to New Marineford and Sakazuki heard it, he became angry at their escort. Koby's team then rescued the princess.[15]

    Meanwhile, back at the kingdom, Peachbeard attacked a port city in the name of the Emperor Blackbeard. Despite the town's people begging to be left alone and saying the town was poor, the Peachbeard Pirates continued their search for the Celestial Dragons' gold. The Revolutionary Army commanders were nearby, and Belo Betty rallied the citizens to fight. After the pirates were defeated, Betty told the citizens to claim Peachbeard's bounty and gave them a way to contact the revolutionaries in case they need help before leaving with her team.[16]

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc “ Kingdom of Lulusia? There was no such country in the first place... ” — Saint Shepherd Ju Peter censoring the existence of Lulusia Kingdom from historical records.[17]

    Lulusia Kingdom is obliterated in an instant. Lulusia Kingdom is obliterated in an instant.

    Having heard of the Revolutionary Army's invasion of Mary Geoise and taking inspiration from it, the citizens of Lulusia Kingdom rose up against King Seki and Princess Komane upon their return from the Levely; they were one of eight kingdoms to do this in quick succession, which was dubbed the Eight-Nation Revolution by the press. Following the revolt, Seki and Komane were imprisoned. Sabo who escape from Mary Geoise by stowaway on the same ship, was welcomed by the citizens of Lulusia Kingdom, and in turn he invited interested citizens into the Revolutionary army.

    Unknown to Sabo and citizens of Lulusia Kingdom, Imu ordered a Mother Flame-fueled Ancient Weapon to be tested on Lulusia due to its close proximity to Mary Geoise. The Five Elders agreed, noting that since the Kingdom had rebelled against the government, using the Weapon against it would intimidate other potential insurgent activity.[7]

    On the way back to the Kamabakka Kingdom, Sabo contacted the Revolutionary Army by routing the call through Lulusia Kingdom, making the Marines assume he was still in the Kingdom. However, when he started to reveal the existence of Imu, the Five Elders ordered their wiretapping to be cut off and told the Marines to act as though they had not traced any call. A short time later, the Ancient Weapon was utilized, instantly annihilating the kingdom with a rain of lasers. Not a trace of the island was left following the attack, and the Five Elders proclaimed that the kingdom had never existed to begin with.[17]

    Post-Destruction The sea crater where Lulusia once stood. The sea crater where Lulusia once stood.

    Before Imu destroyed the island, the civilians that wished to join the Revolutionary Army, who Belo Betty had rallied into rebelling, managed to escape with Sabo's help, setting sail for the Kamabakka Kingdom, where they enlisted to join the Revolutionary Army.[9][18]

    Lulusia's destruction resulted in a massive sea hole appearing where the country was once located, which was confirmed by a nearby government ship. Six days after the island was destroyed, as consequence of the Mother Flame's use, a global earthquake occurred across the world and the sea level rose by one meter, causing a majority of islands to have their shores swallowed by the rising tide and some being fully submerged.[19]

    Despite the World Government's effort to erase the island from existence, Dr. Vegapunk exposed the truth to the world during his postmortem broadcast, explaining how the Mother Flame was used to power an Ancient Weapon that destroyed the island.[20]

46. #46Peachbeard Pirates

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    Peachbeard Pirates Sign In to Save Edit Peachbeard Pirates Peachbeard Pirates Statistics Japanese Name: 桃ひげ海賊団 Romanized Name: Momohige Kaizokudan Official English Name: Peachbeard Pirates First Appearance: Chapter 904; Episode 880[1] Captain: Peachbeard[1] Total Bounty: At least Beli Small52,000,000[bounty 1] The Peachbeard Pirates is a pirate crew under captain Peachbeard that affiliated themselves with the Blackbeard Pirates.[1]

    Contents 1 Jolly Roger 2 Crew Strength 3 Ship 4 History 4.1 Past 4.2 Whole Cake Island Saga 4.2.1 Levely Arc 5 Notes 6 References 7 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. Jolly Roger The crew's Jolly Roger appears to be a profile image of a large bird reminiscent of a rooster.[1]

    Crew Strength They are strong enough to be part of the Blackbeard Pirates, who are known for recruiting extremely strong individuals. They easily took out the Marines stationed at Lulusia Kingdom,[2] but after they were disarmed by the Revolutionary Army's executives, they were easily defeated by the citizens, who were empowered by Belo Betty's Devil Fruit ability.[1]

    Ship The Peachbeard Pirates' ship. The Peachbeard Pirates' ship.

    The crew has an unnamed ship. It is large and has many peach shaped decorations on its stern and masts. It was first seen docking at Lulusia Kingdom's port town, where the crew attacked. After their defeat, the Peachbeard Pirates left Lulusia on their ship.[3]

    History Past Sometime in the past, the Peachbeard Pirates were formed. During the two year timeskip, they affiliated themselves with Blackbeard, who became one of the Four Emperors, and began sailing under his flag.[1]

    Whole Cake Island Saga Levely Arc Taking advantage of the absence of the king, the royal guards, and the Marines while they traveled to participate in the Levely, the Peachbeard Pirates attacked the Lulusia Kingdom and the port town. Despite the citizens claiming the town was poor and begging for the pirates to leave, the Peachbeard Pirates were enticed by the mention of Celestial Dragons' gold and continued destroying the town. Unknown to them, however, some commanders of the Revolutionary Army noticed their actions and arrived at the town to help the citizens. Initially, the pirates were worried about their appearance, but they soon became arrogant as the Belo Betty rallied the citizens to fight for themselves. After the revolutionaries disarmed the pirates, the citizens attacked the invaders. After their defeat, the crew left their captain behind on Lulusia and fled, while Peachbeard was tied up by the revolutionaries, who suggested the citizens should claim his Beli52,000,000 bounty.[1]

47. #47Sabo

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    Sabo 15+ Sign In to Save View source Featured Article Ahoy! This here is the 154th Featured Article. "Sabo" has been featured, meaning it was chosen as an article of interest. Sabo Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: サボ Romanized Name: Sabo Official English Name: Sabo Debut: Chapter 583; Episode 494[1] Affiliations: Revolutionary Army; Dadan Family (former); Goa Kingdom (defected) Occupations: Chief of Staff (参謀総長, Sanbō Sōchō?) of the Revolutionary Army;[2] Noble (former);[3] Pirate (former); Thief (former); Bandit (former) Origin: East Blue (Goa Kingdom)[4] Residence: Goa Kingdom (former); Mt. Colubo (former); Baltigo (former); Momoiro Island Alias: Lucy (ルｰシｰ, Rūshī?) Epithet: "Flame Emperor" (炎帝, Entei?)[5] Status: Alive Age: 10 (debut)[1] 22 (after timeskip)[6] Birthday: March 20th[7] Height: 100 cm (3'3") (flashback, debut)[4] 187 cm (6'2") (After timeskip)[6] Blood Type: X[4] Bounty: BeliUnknown[8] Beli602,000,000[9] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Tōru Furuya (adult);[n 1] Miyu Irino (adult) (Episode 1116+); Junko Takeuchi (young) English Voice: Funimation: Vic Mignogna (adult);[n 2] Johnny Yong Bosch (adult);[n 3] Morgan Garrett (young) Devil Fruit Japanese Name: Mera Mera no Mi English Name: Flame-Flame Fruit (VIZ, Funimation); Flare-Flare Fruit (4Kids, Funimation subs) Meaning: Sound of fire burning Type: Logia For the chapter by his epithet, see Chapter 1054. "Flame Emperor" Sabo[5] is the Revolutionary Army's chief of staff, recognized as the No. 2 of the entire organization under Supreme Commander Monkey D. Dragon.[2] He is also the sworn brother of the notorious pirates Monkey D. Luffy and the late Portgas D. Ace.[10]

    Raised in nobility by his parents Outlook III and Didit in the Goa Kingdom, Sabo ran away and met Ace and Luffy while living as a vagabond in Gray Terminal.[10] He tried to set sail just a few months afterward to get away from his family, but had his ship destroyed by the World Noble Saint Jalmack.[11] He was saved by Dragon but lost his memory in the process, and so devoted his life to the service of the Revolutionary Army. However, his memories would return 10 years later after hearing about Ace's death.[12] Two years after regaining his memories, Sabo would reunite with Luffy and also carry Ace's legacy by consuming his Devil Fruit, the Mera Mera no Mi.[13] After storming the Holy Land during the most recent Levely with several other commanders of the Revolutionary Army, Sabo was framed for the assassination of Nefertari Cobra, increasing his notoriety across the world and sparking several rebellions.[5]

    He acts as an ally of Luffy during the Dressrosa Arc, as well as the movies One Piece Film: Gold and One Piece: Stampede.

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 1.1.1 Main series 1.1.2 Non-Canon 1.1.3 Video Games 1.1.4 Other 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Family 3.1.1 Outlook III 3.1.2 Didit 3.1.3 Sterry 3.1.4 Monkey D. Luffy 3.1.5 Portgas D. Ace 3.2 Revolutionaries 3.2.1 Monkey D. Dragon 3.2.2 Koala 3.2.3 Hack 3.2.4 Revolutionary Army Commanders 3.2.5 Bartholomew Kuma 3.3 Friends 3.3.1 Curly Dadan 3.3.2 Bartolomeo 3.3.3 Rebecca 3.3.4 Straw Hat Pirates 3.3.4.1 Nico Robin 3.3.5 Nefertari Cobra 3.4 Enemies 3.4.1 World Government/Marines 3.4.2 Nobles 3.4.2.1 World Nobles 3.4.2.1.1 Imu 3.4.3 Jesus Burgess 3.4.4 Donquixote Pirates 3.5 Other 3.5.1 Monkey D. Garp 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Physical Abilities 4.2 Ryusoken 4.3 Devil Fruit 4.4 Haki 4.4.1 Armament Haki 4.4.2 Observation Haki 4.5 Weapons 5 History 5.1 Past 5.1.1 Bound as Brothers 5.1.2 Running from a Disgusting City 5.1.3 Joining the Revolutionary Army 5.2 Episode of Sabo 5.3 Dressrosa Saga 5.3.1 Dressrosa Arc 5.4 Whole Cake Island Saga 5.4.1 One Piece Film: Gold 5.4.2 Zou Arc 5.4.3 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 5.4.4 Whole Cake Island Arc 5.4.5 Levely Arc 5.5 Wano Country Saga 5.5.1 One Piece: Stampede 5.5.2 Wano Country Arc 5.6 Final Saga 5.6.1 Egghead Arc 6 Major Battles 6.1 Filler and Movie Battles 7 Anime and Manga Differences 7.1 Knowledge of Ace's Heritage 7.2 3D2Y 7.3 Dressrosa Arc 8 Translation and Dub Issues 9 Other Appearances 9.1 Video Games 10 Trivia 10.1 SBS-Based Trivia 11 References 11.1 Notes 12 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo What is Sabo's role in the Revolutionary Army?toggle section What was Sabo's upbringing like before he ran away?toggle section What was Sabo's initial goal when he decided to become a pirate?toggle section logo 00:02

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    Appearance Sabo was a 10-year-old boy at the time of Luffy's flashback, the same age as Ace at that time. He had round eyes, a missing tooth, and short curly blond hair. He wore a large black top hat with a pair of blue goggles wrapped around it, a blue jacket with the sleeves rolled up, a cravat and a pair of light blue cyan shorts held up by a belt with an elaborate flower-design buckle.

    Before he entered into the Gray Terminal, he was seen with a gentle outfit with a white colored short-sleeved shirt and wearing blue colored shorts as usual.

    As an adult, Sabo became taller and more muscular. He has matured greatly, with more pronounced facial symmetry and a scar he acquired over his left eye, which was inflicted when Saint Jalmack selfishly blew up the fishing boat Sabo used to set out to sea, leaving him with serious burns and critical injuries.[14] He resembles Luffy enough to allow him to easily deceive opponents as perceptive as Diamante into thinking he was "Lucy" by simply wearing the same outfit, although Sabo is still taller than his younger brother. His hair has also grown noticeably longer since his youth, which he styled deliberately to cover up his eye scar.[15]

    While participating in the final round at the Corrida Colosseum in Luffy's place, he wore Luffy's cape, fake beard, and viking style helmet. In addition, he wore shades to conceal his eyes. He also drew an X-shaped mark on his chest.

    Later, after the round, he returned to his original outfit, which resembles his old outfit from twelve years ago: a long black jacket with a buckle on the left sleeve, with a blue shirt and vest, a frilled cravat, and a simple belt holding a pair of loosen light-blue pants with black boots (said boots are shown in greater detail in Pirate Warriors 3, to be wrapped with buckles and with cloth bracings). He also wears a pair of brown gloves and the same top hat with goggles over the band.

    Gallery Main series Sabo's Wanted Poster Sabo's wanted poster. Sabo Kid Manga Color Scheme Sabo's color scheme as a kid in the manga. Sabo Manga Color Scheme Sabo's color scheme as an adult in the manga. Sabo Digitally Colored Manga Sabo in the Digitally Colored Manga. Sabo at Age 10 Sabo at age 10. Sabo After Returning Home Sabo's outfit after being taken home. Sabo After Being Rescued Sabo after being rescued by the Revolutionaries. Sabo's Timeskip Outfit Sabo's outfit during the Timeskip. Sabo Dressrosa Arc Outfit Sabo's outfit during the Dressrosa Arc. Sabo as Lucy Sabo disguised as Lucy. Sabo Baltigo Sabo without his jacket. Sabo Levely Arc Outfit Sabo's outfit during the Levely Arc. Sabo as Mary Geoise Guard Sabo disguised as a royal guard of Mary Geoise. Sabo's Egghead Arc Outfit Sabo's outfit during the Egghead Arc.

    Advertisement Non-Canon Sabo at Age 12 in the Anime Sabo at age 12 in the anime. Sabo at Age 17 in the Anime Sabo at age 17 in the anime. Sabo in Film Gold Sabo in One Piece Film: Gold. Sabo in Stampede Sabo in One Piece: Stampede. Video Games Sabo in Super Grand Battle X Sabo in One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X. Lucy Super Grand Battle X Sabo as "Lucy" in One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X. Pirate Warriors 3 Sabo Sabo in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3. Lucy Pirate Warriors 3 Sabo as "Lucy" in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3. One Piece Burning Blood Revolutionary Sabo (Artwork) Artwork of Sabo from One Piece: Burning Blood. One Piece Burning Blood Lucy-Sabo (Artwork) Artwork of Sabo as "Lucy" from One Piece: Burning Blood. One Piece Burning Blood Film Gold Sabo (Artwork) Artwork of Sabo in his Film Gold outfit from One Piece: Burning Blood. Sabo Thousand Storm Sabo in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Chief of Staff Thousand Storm Sabo (Chief of Staff) in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Lucy Thousand Storm Sabo as "Lucy" in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Baltigo Suit Thousand Storm Sabo in his Baltigo outfit in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Levely Thousand Storm Sabo in his Levely outfit in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Pirate Coat Thousand Storm Sabo with a Pirate Coat in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Will of Fire Thousand Storm Sabo's Will of Fire outfit in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Black Dragon Thousand Storm Sabo's Black Dragon outfit in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Stampede Thousand Storm Sabo's Stampede outfit in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Childhood Thousand Storm Sabo (Childhood) in One Piece Thousand Storm. Sabo Jumputi Sabo in Jumputi Heroes. Dragon Claw of the Rebellion Sabo Jumputi "Dragon Claw of the Rebellion" Sabo in Jumputi Heroes. Sabo Jump Force Sabo in Jump Force. Sabo Pirate Warriors 4 Sabo in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4. Sabo Lucy Pirate Warriors 4 Sabo as "Lucy" in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4. Monster Strike Sabo Sabo in Monster Strike. Sabo One Piece Odyssey Sabo in One Piece Odyssey.

    Advertisement Other Sabo Anime Concept Art Sabo's concept art from the anime. Sabo Egghead Arc Anime Concept Art Sabo's concept art from the anime, during the Egghead Arc. SBS90 Sabo Sabo's possible appearances at ages 40 and 60 in two different timelines. Log Sabo Sabo's attire from One Piece Log Collection. Log Collection Special NEWWORLD Sabo's attire from One Piece Log Collection "Episode of NEWWORLD". Sabo Everyday Sabo in One Piece Everyday. Sabo Live Action Sabo in the live-action series. Personality Sabo is devoted to his dreams to the point that he agreed with Ace that the two of them had to kill Luffy so that he could not tell anyone about their treasure, though neither Ace nor Sabo knew how to kill a person nor had any experience, implying some degree of innocence despite their profession.

    According to Luffy, Sabo is a nicer older brother than Ace. He acknowledged Luffy's powers and even encouraged his improvement. He helped Ace and Luffy get along when they were fighting, thus being the nice, diplomatic one of the trio.

    Sabo's dream involves traveling around the world as a pirate. This is in order to write a book containing the story of everything he would see and every place he would visit during his journey. One of the reasons behind all this could be the "segregation" that envelopes so much of the Goa Kingdom, a thing that could easily stir a freedom-loving spirit like Sabo's to ask himself what the world was really like outside the walls of High Town and outside the island itself. However, he was ready to cast aside his dream for the sake of his loved ones. Sabo was loyal to his friends and, in this case, his two "brothers," to the point that he would give in to the demands of his father, becoming miserable and "alone" in order to save both Luffy and Ace. After reawakening his memories, Sabo did not leave the Revolutionary Army to resume his dream as a free-sailing pirate, demonstrating how dedicated and loyal he is to the companions he has made.

    Despite being the son of a noble, Sabo does not act like a stereotypical noble would act, nor does he consider himself to be a noble. He does not look down on the less fortunate, nor does he put on airs about his status. This is in stark contrast to the rest of the citizens of noble birth in the Goa Kingdom, including his family, who see their status as more important than anything else and will do whatever it takes to raise their social standing or maintain their current status, as well as look down on anyone they consider to be inferior. Sabo rejects these values completely and even goes as far as to say that he feels ashamed of his status as a noble. This can be seen as the reason why he ran away from home and went to live in the Gray Terminal, forfeiting his noble heritage. Since a child becomes a full-fledged noble at the age of eighteen, Sabo intended to leave the Goa Kingdom at the age of seventeen to escape the idea of being recognized as the thing he hated the most. He even refers to the nobles as "smelling worse than Trash Mountain, as they are people rotten to the core." In fact, after Sabo learned about the attempt by the nobles of Goa to incinerate the Gray Terminal along with all the people who lived in it, Sabo became so enraged and disgusted that he came to hate and despise his own birth for being born into the nobility, stating that he would rather not have been born as a noble if he had the choice.

    At age 22, Sabo has retained much of his old personality, although he appears to have adopted many mannerisms from Luffy, including his brother's tendency to mispronounce the names of others. Moreover, his tendency to hang up the Den Den Mushi in the middle of a call rather annoys his comrades. He has also displayed an immensely fierce protective streak towards Luffy, to the point where he will disregard everything he is currently doing if he feels that Luffy is in any sort of danger, including his duties in the Revolutionary Army. This is largely contributed by Sabo's inability to save Ace from death before the timeskip, a fact that Sabo still regrets to this very day. This is ironic considering that Ace himself had gained a very similar protective-streak after Sabo's presumed death.

    In battle, Sabo seems to prefer destroying his opponents' weapons before going head-to-head against them.[16]

    Despite his recklessness and protective streak, Sabo demonstrates a pragmatic attitude in regard to his reputation and deeds as a revolutionary, as shown when he reluctantly complied with Nefertari Cobra's plea to escape from Imu and the Five Elders' assault to inform Dragon about the true ruler of the World Government. He also accepted being publicly condemned for assassinating a prominent royal due to the bolster the action provided for the Revolutionary Army's approval by the general public.

    Advertisement Relationships Family Monkey D. Garp

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    Outlook III Outlook III, Sabo's father. Outlook III, Sabo's father.

    Outlook III, Sabo's father is a stereotypical noble, treating Ace and Luffy as trash, and panicking about being contaminated when Bluejam got their blood onto him during a beating, claiming that he needed to be decontaminated. He also desired for his son to become his heir, believing that children must always adhere to the parents' wishes, and threatened to kill Ace and Luffy if Sabo did not comply. He ordered Sabo to marry a princess when he grew up, which is one of the reasons he ran away. In essence, Sabo had no right to freedom of choice in his father's eyes. What is worse, Outlook had no confidence in him, despite wanting him to return, going as far as to adopt a stepson of higher status in order to have a backup heir.

    Outlook did have a look of shock on his face when Sabo was seemingly killed by Jalmack, though he may have been more surprised that his son would incur a World Noble's wrath.

    Advertisement Didit Didit, Sabo's mother along with Sterry. Didit, Sabo's mother along with Sterry.

    Didit is Sabo's biological mother. Like her husband, she has the stereotypical personality of a Noble, and only seeks to further her family's status. This was clearly seen when her son got into a fight with a noble boy of a higher status who used a weapon on him and she apologized to the family while comforting the other boy, completely ignoring her own son's injuries. She also acted in a rather insensitive manner when Sabo was dragged back from his runaway, giving her son a somewhat rude welcome back.

    Like Outlook, she appeared upset when Sabo seemingly died, though it may have been for a more selfish reason.

    Sterry While Sabo cared greatly for Luffy and Ace, he absolutely did not care for his adopted brother, Sterry, who came from a higher nobility than Sabo's family and is arrogant and cowardly. Sterry is, in short, a complete opposite to Sabo. To this end, Sabo was willing to assault Sterry in order to learn about the plan to burn down the Gray Terminal.

    Twelve years later, Sabo posed as a guard at the Levely and reunited with his adopted brother while the latter was unaware of his identity. Sabo was silently amused by Sterry's fear of the outside world and assured him to maintain his cover.[17]

    Monkey D. Luffy At first, when Luffy was secretly following Ace and had been caught, Sabo was worried that Luffy would reveal the secret stash that he and Ace had hidden, they suggested that they would kill Luffy for knowing. However, after seeing Luffy resist Porchemy and refusing to tell the secret stash, they inducted him into the group and treated him like a brother. Luffy also thought of Sabo as a kinder elder brother than Ace. Unlike Ace, who'd often mock Luffy's Devil Fruit powers or hit him in annoyance, Sabo encouraged Luffy, believing his powers to be handy and never hitting him. Prior to his departure from Goa, Sabo sent a letter to Ace, telling him to take care of Luffy as their younger brother. When Sabo regained his memories after Ace's death, Sabo resolved to protect his remaining brother at all costs.

    After twelve years of separation, when Sabo met Luffy, Luffy at first did not recognize him. When Sabo boldly stated that he will win the Mera Mera no Mi, Luffy went mad and said that he will win it. However, when Sabo reveals his identity and mentions the day they became brothers, it greatly shocked and surprised Luffy. After he realized that Sabo was in front of him and alive, he started crying out of joy, thinking that he had died more than a decade ago. Luffy quickly embraced Sabo, while Sabo thanked Luffy for surviving the Summit War of Marineford. Luffy then let Sabo take up his disguise as Lucy to enter the finale in the Corrida Colosseum, allowing Sabo to take the Mera Mera no Mi and inherit Ace's power after talking it out with Luffy. Sabo later told Rebecca and Bartolomeo that Luffy will be the future Pirate King showing that he, like his deceased brother Ace, supports Luffy's dream.

    It is shown that Sabo has gained an overprotective attitude towards Luffy as he held off Admiral Fujitora and told him that should Luffy ever need help, he would be there for him, having refused to ever lose another loved one ever again. He also came to Luffy's aid when Jesus Burgess attempted to kill Luffy firmly telling the Blackbeard pirate that Luffy is his brother, and he has to go through him to get to Luffy. In return, Luffy was very happy to see his brother again and was pleased to see that Sabo had inherited Ace's power.[12]

    Upon his departure from Dressrosa, Sabo visited Luffy again and gave the Straw Hats Luffy's Vivre Card, of which he took a piece, and entrusted Luffy's well-being into their care similar to what Ace had done. After Dressrosa, Sabo happily updated Dragon on Luffy's progress. Later, Sabo was very proud to see Luffy's new bounty poster. [18]

    After he read the newspaper detailing that Luffy had become the "Fifth Emperor of the Sea", Sabo was so proud of his younger brother that he smirked and grinned until his cheeks hurt.[19]

    Luffy has great faith in Sabo's morale and ideals of someone fighting for freedom, refusing to believe the newspaper article of him killing Nefertari Cobra.[20] However, unknown to him, Cobra tells Sabo that Luffy and Vivi need to learn about the Will of D. as they bear the same initials, meaning that Sabo has to find Luffy as he witnessed Imu's knowledge of the name.[21]

    Advertisement Portgas D. Ace “ That's right.. the person who was killed isn't some nameless pirate.. not some must-eliminate major player in the pirate age.. Ace is.. my brother![12] ”

    Ace, being a fellow child who wants to be a pirate, was a good friend of Sabo's. In fact, they were like brothers, and Sabo was willing to forsake his dreams to save Ace and Luffy from his father's wrath.

    Although Sabo had amnesia for more than half of his current life and forgot about Ace and Luffy, after reading about Ace's death in a newspaper article, Sabo regained his memories of Ace and the rest of the memories he had lost. This event, combined with the fact that he discovered that Ace had died all at the same time, put him into a coma for three days.[12] Two years after Ace's death, Sabo deeply regrets that he was not there to try and save his brother's life, and not a day went by where he did not agonize over what Ace's final thoughts might have been. He visited Ace's grave and left three cups of sake next to Ace's gravestone in the memory of their brotherhood, and pinned a newspaper article to the gravestone to indicate that Luffy is doing fine. Despite his regret, Sabo still remains determined to inherit Ace's power by obtaining the Mera Mera no Mi. He later looked to his late brother to watch over him as he entered the arena. Sabo obtained and then ate the Mera Mera no Mi, and the first attack he used with his new abilities was Ace's signature move, Hiken. Despite Sabo's grief, he took it upon himself to protect his remaining brother Luffy in Ace's stead and vowed to never live with any regrets ever again—as he believed Ace would never have forgiven him for it. Like Luffy, Sabo does not take too kindly to people insulting Ace as shown when Burgess insulted and mock his deceased brother, with Sabo unleashing a brutal fire attack on him despite him never intending to kill 'the Champion' in the first place.

    Revolutionaries Monkey D. Dragon In the past, Dragon spared his time to listen to Sabo's story. He was openly affected by Sabo's morality and sympathized with the noble child for his refusal of his heritage. [22]

    He later rescued Sabo, who had his boat blown up by a World Noble named Jalmack, and brought him to the revolutionaries to treat his wounds. Because Sabo lost his memories of Luffy and Ace after this incident, Dragon was not aware that Sabo was a sworn brother to his son. He permitted him to join the Revolutionary Army after the boy begged them not to send him back to his parents.[12] After Sabo joined the revolutionaries, Dragon personally trained him, enabling him to rise through the ranks until he became the Revolutionary Army's chief of staff.[23] Because of Sabo regaining his memories during the aftermath of the Marineford War and the revelation of Luffy's heritage, it can be presumed Dragon was made aware of the relationship between Sabo and his son while Sabo learned of Dragon's relation to Luffy.

    Sabo refers to Dragon as "Dragon-san," is loyal to him, and is trusted enough to lead the Revolutionary Army's investigation of the Doflamingo Family's weapons trade.[24] Even after regaining his memories, Sabo did not leave the Revolutionaries to resume his dream of being a free-sailing pirate, showing a firm conviction to Dragon's cause.

    After Doflamingo's defeat, Sabo personally told Dragon how Luffy was doing when giving his report.[25]

    Dragon trusts Sabo and respects and values him as a soldier and ally. However, he is not tolerant toward actions that he considers unacceptable, as he has stated that even if Sabo was fine, he would not forgive him if he had actually killed Nefertari Cobra.

    After escaping Mary Geoise and later Lulusia Kingdom, Sabo told Dragon what exactly happened at Mary Geoise. He revealed the Empty Throne and Imu as well as the truth about King Cobra's assassination at the hands of Imu and the Five Elders.

    Advertisement Koala Koala scolds Sabo for disregarding his duties to fight Fujitora. Koala scolds Sabo for disregarding his duties to fight Fujitora.

    Sabo is on friendly terms with his subordinate Koala, having worked with her since they were both young teenagers. As a result, she became very upset and cried over the thought of Sabo leaving the revolutionaries after regaining his memories and knowing about his history with Luffy and Ace and his regret about not being able to be at the Summit War of Marineford. Koala is happy for him when he finally reunites with his remaining brother and also attempts to comfort him over any lingering feelings of regret he may feel over his inability to protect Ace, showing some closeness between the two. She also attends his battle at the Corrida Colosseum.[13] However, she is constantly frustrated with his selfish attitude in regard to disobeying orders, as seen when she berates him for potentially drawing the ire of the Marines by fighting one of their Admirals.[26] After escaping from Lulusia Kingdom, Koala tries to kick Sabo for having her worried about the Lulusia Kingdom's destruction.

    Hack Sabo also works closely with Hack in the Revolutionary Army. However, he, along with Koala, is occasionally at odds with Sabo over his tendency to leave his post during missions.[26] After being rescued by Dragon, Hack briefly trained amnesiac Sabo in martial arts. However, due to Sabo already being a skilled fighter due to his training alongside Ace and Luffy, there was little Hack could teach him, so Dragon took over Sabo's training personally. [23]

    Revolutionary Army Commanders Sabo seems to have a casual relationship with the commanders despite being their senior officer. When Lindbergh informed Sabo that he and the other commanders would be late for Dragon's mobilization conference, Sabo was not worried and was only concerned they were safe.[19] When Sabo returned from his mission at Mary Geoise, he excluded the other commanders from his meeting with Dragon and Emporio Ivankov about witnessing Imu sitting on the Empty Throne, in fear that all their lives would be at risk should they come to know.

    Bartholomew Kuma Kuma trains Sabo in fighting. Kuma trains Sabo in fighting.

    Sabo appears to be close to Kuma, as he referred to him as gentle. Early in his life, he received some training from Kuma.[27] He was enraged at the news of Kuma's enslavement and torture by the Celestial Dragons. Sabo insisted on amending the Revolutionary Army's mission of infiltrating the Levely to rescue Kuma despite the risks it posed.

    Advertisement Friends Curly Dadan When Sabo was introduced to Dadan at first, she seemed annoyed of him. She even said that she had heard bad things about him. Sabo responded by saying that he had also heard bad things about her too. However, she was content with Sabo living with Ace and Luffy. Dadan was also stricken by Sabo's presumed death.

    Years later, Dadan read of Sabo being still alive and a member of the Revolutionary Army, but she became distressed when the news alleged of him killing King Nefertari Cobra of Arabasta Kingdom.

    Bartolomeo Initially, Bartolomeo was hostile towards Sabo when the latter told Luffy he would not allow him to have the Mera Mera no Mi only to be pushed aside. When Sabo revealed himself as a brother to Luffy, Bartolomeo started to treat Sabo with great respect, referring to him as "great senpai." Though Sabo respects Bartolomeo enough because of him aiding them, he found Bartolomeo's obsession with the Straw Hats to be irritating.

    Even after Doflamingo put a price on Sabo's head during his survival game, Bartolomeo did not betray the revolutionary and continued to assist him.

    Rebecca Sabo seemed to sympathize with Rebecca and her family after seeing Doflamingo's actions on Dressrosa. However, he wouldn't allow her to have the fruit of his late brother while she noticed he wasn't the same "Lucy" that she met.

    However, Sabo ordered Bartolomeo to protect Rebecca from Diamante in the final match and saved her after he destroyed the arena.[28] Sabo later introduced himself and revealed his connection to the Lucy from before, as she was surprised by these facts.[24]

    Straw Hat Pirates Following Doflamingo's defeat, Sabo met some of the Straw Hats, and they were shocked to learn that Luffy had another brother before listening to Sabo's story of losing his memories. Before his departure, Sabo entrusted Luffy's care into the crew's hands, which they accepted, with Zoro even remarking that Sabo's words were similar to what Ace said.[12] Though a portion of the crew had not met him yet due to being forced to depart for Zou, it was later established that they (with the exception of Sanji) were aware of his existence and his connection to Luffy.[29] Eventually, when the crew discussed the news of Sabo allegedly killing King Cobra, Sanji and Jinbe learned of the connection.[30]

    Advertisement Nico Robin Sabo appears to have developed a very friendly relationship with Robin, who was rescued by the revolutionaries just prior to the timeskip. He and Robin exchanged warm greetings with each other upon reuniting in Dressrosa.

    Nefertari Cobra Though the two only interacted briefly during their short encounter in Pangaea Castle when Sabo attempted to save Cobra from Imu and the Five Elders when Cobra learned of the former's existence, Cobra after impressing Sabo by stating Luffy had previously saved his life, willingly sacrificed himself to help give the revolutionary time to escape. Before his death, he imparted his final words for Sabo to locate and inform Vivi that the Nefertari Family bears the Will of D. and states the contents of Nefertari D. Lili's letter for Sabo to also pass down to Luffy and Vivi. Sabo was still crying when he remembered his failure to save Cobra.[31]

    Though Sabo was framed for Cobra's murder, he reluctantly decides to maintain this façade to help maintain the "flames of revolution".[31]

    Enemies World Government/Marines Due to Sabo being a part of the Revolutionaries, he is an enemy of the Marines, but more specifically, the World Government. As such he stopped Admiral Fujitora and his forces from advancing after Luffy.[32] A majority of them were surprised to learn that Sabo, Ace, and Luffy were brothers before they watched Sabo clashing with Fujitora.[33][34]

    Despite this enmity, Sabo wished Issho good luck with his dangerous gamble to leave Doflamingo's defeat in the hands of pirates.[26] However, they later have another confrontation at the Levely when Sabo and his comrades attempt to rescue Bartholomew Kuma from his enslavement by the World Nobles.[35]

    After the chaos in Big Mom's territory, the Marines became aware of Sabo's connection to Luffy.[36]

    Nobles “ Old man...the ones behind this fire...are the royalty and the nobles. Please believe me! This town smells worse than the Gray Terminal. The people here are rotten to the core. If I stay here...I'll never be free! I'm... ashamed I was ever born a noble!![37] ”

    Having personally witnessed the cruelty of the nobles from his home in the Goa Kingdom, Sabo bears deep hatred towards them. Having learned of their attempt to kill all the people in the Gray Terminal, Sabo was the only person in the whole kingdom to try to save the people living there and was shocked and disgusted to see that the nobles in the kingdom knew what was happening but did nothing to help. He himself even told Dragon how he was ashamed of ever been born as a noble. Sabo left his home to make sure he never becomes like them.

    Despite his grudge, he expresses sympathy and cooperation with nobles who care for their subjects, as demonstrated by his first conversation with Rebecca during the Corrida Colosseum tournament.

    Advertisement World Nobles His loathing of nobles extends to the World Nobles as well, as during his departure twelve years ago, Saint Jalmack tried to kill Sabo solely because he crossed paths with his ship.

    Sabo fully supported Dragon's intent to declare war on the World Nobles during the Levely, showing that he is not afraid to openly oppose them despite their privilege of summoning a Marine admiral for protection. He was furious at the Celestial Dragons abusing Bartholomew Kuma as a slave, and together with his comrades, launched an attack against Mary Geoise to both declare war and rescue Kuma.

    Angered by the revolutionary's discovery of Imu and his attempt to assassinate their true monarch, the Five Elders tried to kill Sabo with extreme prejudice, but he escaped Pangaea Castle and made his way to the Red Port. However, Sabo was later framed for the murder of King Cobra afterwards.

    Imu Sabo fleeing after incurring the wrath of Imu and the Five Elders. Sabo fleeing after incurring the wrath of Imu and the Five Elders.

    When Sabo found his way into the chamber with the Empty Throne he unintentionally discovered the existence of Imu and was both stunned and abhorred by the fact there was a sovereign that ruled the world from the shadows and unsuccessfully attempted to assassinate Imu.

    Jesus Burgess As Jesus Burgess is a member of the Blackbeard Pirates, who turned Ace over to the World Government, Sabo holds him and his crew accountable for his death and the Marineford War 2 years ago. Despite this, he claims that he would not bear a personal grudge against him or his crew for this but made it perfectly clear that he will protect Luffy to the end when Burgess attempted to kill him and take his power. Burgess in turn desired to kill Sabo and obtain the Mera Mera no Mi. However, he fails to kill him and is horribly injured by Sabo's Fire Fist, though he manages to survive and stowaway on board a ship that takes him to the Revolutionary Army's base at Baltigo, informing Laffitte and Shiryu he had discovered the Revolutionary Army's base.[25] As a result, the Blackbeard Pirates later attacked Baltigo, presumably in retaliation for Sabo's actions and his possession of the Mera Mera no Mi.[29]

    Donquixote Pirates Sabo despised their rule on Dressrosa as he viewed it as similar to the injustice in his hometown. Sabo also sought to obtain the Mera Mera no Mi from them and took up Luffy's disguise as Lucy to do so and fought against Diamante for the fruit. Sabo infuriated the crew by actually consuming the fruit that they did not plan to give away. In response to his actions and other things, Doflamingo included Sabo in his list of "criminals" that he wanted the citizens to hunt down during his Birdcage game. Sabo was shocked to see he was included in this list.

    Advertisement Other Monkey D. Garp It is unknown how Garp and Sabo thought of each other, but Garp was once shown "training" him like Ace and Luffy. Sabo also mentioned to the Straw Hats that Garp kept him, Luffy, and Ace on a short leash and said so in a fond way, suggesting he did not mind Garp. Like Ace and Luffy, Sabo was terrified and brutalized by Garp who wanted to force him to become Marines, even few interactions were seen between Garp and Sabo.

    Abilities and Powers As the chief of staff of the Revolutionary Army, Sabo has command over all lower ranking members, with only one direct superior, Supreme Commander Dragon, to answer to. His bounty of Beli602,000,000 proves that the World Government views him as an extremely dangerous threat. After the events of the Levely, Sabo is now known as the "Flame Emperor", with his reputation having skyrocketed to the point that he is now considered a legend, with his influence said to be even greater than that of his boss Dragon.[5]

    Even when he had not yet eaten a Devil Fruit, he rose to the position of second-in-command and was able to take on Diamante, a top executive of the Donquixote Pirates, as well as Jesus Burgess, the captain of the Blackbeard Pirates' first ship and one of their strongest members, without any difficulty.[38]

    After eating the Mera Mera no Mi, his power increased. He took on Admiral Fujitora and came out with only a few bruises, although Sabo suspected the Admiral was holding back.[34] Later, Sabo faced Burgess again and defeated him very easily.[39]

    According to Ace, who initially planned for Sabo to become his navigator, Sabo also has some experience in navigation.

    Physical Abilities Sabo possesses great fighting skills. As a child (even before joining the Revolutionary Army), Sabo already exhibited high physical capabilities and hand-to-hand combat from the very intense training he endured in the harsh environment of Mt. Colubo alongside occasional brutal trainings inflicted on him by Garp alongside his brothers. He and Ace together were able to topple Porchemy, a massive man, when the two of them arrived to save Luffy. Sabo was able to beat Luffy, despite Luffy already having the power of the Gomu Gomu no Mi, fifty times in one day. He was also able to beat Ace twenty-four times, although he lost to Ace twenty-six times.

    Sabo was good at thieving as well, since he and Ace were able to rob numerous people to get their money and valuables. He was fast enough to grab a knife from a pirate without the pirate being able to stop him. He also was exceptionally skilled in stealth and could jump out of a window several stories up without injuring himself.

    After joining the Revolutionary Army, Sabo was personally trained by Hack and Monkey D. Dragon[23] and attained immense physical potential. Of all the child revolutionaries who were soldiers-in-training, only Sabo excelled in the Revolutionary Army's rigorous combat training regimen, and Hack said that he does not need to be trained.[23] This is verified in the anime, when he faces the latter even as a child, when he even surpassed him without any difficulty.[40]

    As an adult, Sabo is shown to have extraordinary agility as he easily dodged an attack from a Fighting Fish, as well as tremendous physical strength, clashing with Jesus Burgess, a pirate known for his titanic strength, with little difficulty.[41] He easily defeated Vice Admiral Bastille with a single grab that crushed his helmet and skull.[42] He also exhibits strength in his legs, as he was able to take down Burgess with a single kick.[43] Sabo's endurance is extraordinary, as he was able to survive a deep wound inflicted onto him by Imu while still escaping Pangaea Castle and reaching Red Port without medical treatment.

    Sabo has impressive stealth skills, being able to move through Pangaea Castle and make it to the Empty Throne room. He was able to hide his presence from Imu and the Five Elders until he made his move, shocking them since none of them noticed Sabo at all, despite the Five Elders all being very skilled Observation Haki users. After escaping Imu and the Five Elders, he was soon able to get out of Mary Geoise and stow away on the Lulusia Kingdom ship without getting detected, all while being badly injured.

    Advertisement Ryusoken Further information: Ryusoken Sabo's "claw" crushes Bastille's metal mask. Sabo's "claw" crushes Bastille's metal mask.

    In his adulthood, Sabo has become a master of the Ryusoken fighting style, which revolves around the use of grips, which he refers to as "dragon claws". His grips are strong enough to break armor, great swords, artillery, and even skulls with ease and remaining unharmed.[16] He also uses Haki to increase the strength of his fingers.[44]

    Devil Fruit Further information: Mera Mera no Mi Sabo utilizing the power of the Mera Mera no Mi. Sabo utilizing the power of the Mera Mera no Mi.

    Sabo ate the Mera Mera no Mi, a Logia-type Devil Fruit that allows him to create, control, and transform his body into fire. He initially showed difficulty controlling his powers, which is typically displayed by new Devil Fruit users.[24] He also mentions that he still has not grown fully accustomed to his new ability just yet, since he still has a habit of dodging attacks, despite now being a Logia-user.[32] He has adapted to his new abilities quickly and has since undergone training and practice to master his powers.

    Sabo is able to utilize signature technique of his late sworn brother, Ace, the "Hiken", allowing him to transform his arm into a large, powerful fire blast. It is strong enough to shatter the bottom floor of the Corrida Colosseum, which was strong enough to support the weight of a giant, exposing the underground facilities.

    Sabo can also use his flames to augment his Ryusoken style, as well as imbue flames into his weapons.

    Haki Main article: Haki Armament Haki Sabo has shown great mastery in the usage of Armament Haki, which he can imbue into his arm or his pipe. His mastery of this type of Haki is superior to that of Burgess, the captain of the Blackbeard Pirates' first ship, as he broke Burgess's Haki-infused right arm armor.[44] Sabo also destroyed the Corrida Colosseum's fighting ring with his Haki-infused fists.[45]

    Advertisement Observation Haki Sabo possesses the ability to use Observation Haki.[4] In the anime, he is highly skilled in the use of Observation Haki, as he sensed that Luffy's Haki had become weak during the battle with Doflamingo,[46] and he dodged multiple bullets that were fired at him.[47]

    Weapons Sabo's pipe. Sabo's pipe.

    As a child, Sabo's preferred method of combat was stick fighting using metal pipes (as well as having slight traces of bo-staff styles). After the timeskip, he continues to use a similar metal pipe, effectively battling against and defending himself from attacks by opponents as strong as Diamante and Burgess. When used in conjunction with Armament Haki, Sabo was able to easily break Diamante's weapon.[48] After obtaining the Mera Mera no Mi, Sabo can ignite the two ends of his pipe.

    History Past Bound as Brothers Sabo was born in the Goa Kingdom to noble parents who aspired for him to marry a royal princess to keep their family name secure but did not seem to care for Sabo as an individual. His father, Outlook III, tired from work, was shown tearing apart a picture Sabo drew and ordering him to go to his room and study. One day, he got hurt in a fight with a boy from the royal family who used a knife, but Sabo's mother immediately began fretting over and apologizing in tears to the royal boy and his mother, being more concerned with repairing relations with the family and maintaining their status rather than tending her own son's injuries. Realizing he was nothing more than a way for his parents to secure wealth and status, Sabo fled to the Gray Terminal, leaving his parents to think he was dead. He would later meet Ace, and the two bonded over a shared dream to become pirates. For five years, they robbed people around Gray Terminal in order to collect treasure for their future pirating careers, with Ace trusting Sabo enough to share the secret of his parentage with him.[10]

    Sabo counting Ace's stolen loot. Sabo counting Ace's stolen loot.

    Twelve years ago, when they were aged 10, Ace told Sabo about a boy named Luffy who had been following him unsuccessfully. Sabo recommended for Ace to live with him in Gray Terminal to avoid Luffy, but Ace had declined, and one day as they were counting money, Luffy reached Gray Terminal and overheard the boys talking about becoming pirates. They decided to kill him to keep their secret safe but were unable to and freed him once they heard pirates coming. A group of Bluejam Pirates, led by Porchemy, was searching for Ace to get back the money he had stolen from them, and they spotted and captured Luffy. Worried that the pirates would find their treasure, Sabo and Ace watched in shock as Porchemy carried Luffy away to interrogate him for Ace's location.[1] Sabo and Ace worked until evening to move their treasure somewhere else, and Sabo went to check on Luffy. He saw that Luffy had not told Porchemy anything yet and told Ace, and the duo broke into the pirates' hideout. Porchemy grabbed Ace, but Sabo hit the pirate with his staff before stealing another pirate's knife to cut Luffy free. Ace stayed behind to confront Porchemy, so Sabo joined him, and together the two defeated the pirate.[49]

    Sabo, Luffy, and Ace become sworn brothers. Sabo, Luffy, and Ace become sworn brothers.

    Afterwards, after Ace talked to Luffy about his actions, Sabo told them that they would become infamous among the pirates in Gray Terminal, so he went to stay with Ace and Luffy's guardian, Curly Dadan. The three of them adventured throughout the island, fighting with animals, hoodlums, pirates, and each other as their reputation grew to reach the center of the kingdom.[49] One day, they snuck into the Goa Kingdom, ate at a restaurant, and broke out without paying. While they were running, Sabo's father noticed him and called out to him to come back, but Sabo tried to ignore him. He told Luffy and Ace that his father's call must have been a mistake, but they did not believe him, and he confessed his past once they returned to Gray Terminal. Sabo proclaimed that he wanted to sail the world and write a book about everything he found, and Ace and Luffy proclaimed their dreams as well. While they were discussing their future pirating lives, Ace poured them cups of sake, which they exchanged to become sworn brothers. The three brothers continued their lives of adventure for the next few months and at one point moved out of Dadan's hideout to live in a treehouse.[50] At some point, Sabo asked Ace and Luffy about the 'D' in their name; neither cared too much about it.[21]

    Advertisement Running from a Disgusting City One day, Sabo was apprehended by his father and the Bluejam Pirates. Outlook III gave Bluejam permission to do what they wanted with Ace and Luffy, but Sabo agreed to return to his old life without a fuss if his brothers were spared, and he was taken back to Goa's Elite District.[51] At a checkpoint, Sabo was coerced into claiming that Ace and Luffy implicated him in their crimes in order to maintain his family's status. He refused, forcing his father to bribe the official. He then returned to his old house, where he reunited with his mother and met his adopted brother Sterry for the first time. After being bathed, he was introduced to Sterry, who revealed to him that the nobles had arranged for Gray Terminal to be burned down the next night. Sabo became enraged as he realized that the "trash" the nobles wanted burned included the people on Gray Terminal, and he jumped out of the window. After sneaking up to a building, he confirmed what Sterry said as he heard about the detailed plans to burn down Gray Terminal.[22]

    The next morning, Sabo met with his private tutor, but was distracted by the realization that everyone else was carrying on as normal despite the planned genocide. He escaped from his house again, and talked to two men on the street who, to his shock, knew perfectly well what was going to happen. He was then spotted by some police officers looking for him, forcing him to run away.[22] As night fell, Sabo came to the gate leading to Gray Terminal. With the area already set ablaze, Sabo tried shouting to Ace and Luffy across the wall for them to get to safety, causing him to be spotted by some guards who were evacuating the city near the Terminal. He ended up falling onto the road, in front of Monkey D. Dragon. Sabo told Dragon that the nobles' hearts were rottener than the trash on Gray Terminal and said that he was ashamed to have been born as one, and Dragon took his words to heart.[52]

    Dragon saves Sabo. Dragon saves Sabo.

    Sabo decided to leave Goa and its stench and wrote a letter to Ace and Luffy explaining his actions and hoping to meet again as pirates.[11] The next morning, he went and set sail on a stolen fishing boat,[53] intending to never return. He immediately encountered the massive ship of the World Noble Saint Jalmack, who was coming to Goa. He sailed out of its way, but Jalmack was offended that he had crossed his path and so shot his vessel with a bazooka. Sabo desperately tried fanning the flames of the explosion caused by the first shot but was caught in the second shot as it destroyed the ship entirely.[11] Sabo was heavily injured by the explosion, but Dragon rescued the boy from drowning in the wreckage. That night near Shimotsuki Village, Dragon reunited with the Revolutionary Army aboard their ship, where Sabo's injuries were immediately treated by the crew.[12]

    Advertisement Joining the Revolutionary Army When he woke up, he was diagnosed with amnesia as he could not even remember his own name. Dragon mentioned that Sabo was the son of a noble, and thus a member of the Army suggested returning him to his family. Sabo immediately refused, still having the feeling that he must not return to his parents no matter what.[12] Although he survived, everybody who knew him (including Ace and Luffy) believed he was dead.

    Sabo remained with the Revolutionaries from that point on, where he eventually became committed to their ideologies. Sabo was trained along with many other orphans by the fish-man Hack but was already so strong that Hack had nothing to teach him. At age thirteen, Sabo trained under Dragon and later trained with Bartholomew Kuma.[27] One year later, Koala joined the Revolutionary Army, and she, Sabo, and Hack went on missions together.[23] Eventually, in time, Sabo rose through the ranks and became the Chief of Staff—the No. 2 of the entire organization. Three and a half years before the current storyline, Sabo, Hack, and Koala learned that Kuma had become a member of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, much to their disbelief, as that would effectively make him a servant of the World Government.[54] Sometime later, at the Revolutionary Army's HQ, Sabo was present with Dragon upon hearing from one of their comrades that Kuma saved them during a mission but left without a word.[55] After Luffy's first bounty poster became public, Sabo was told by Dragon that he was going to Loguetown, asking him who was in charge of the area, to which Sabo told him the territory was overseen by Smoker.[56]

    After learning that Ace was killed, Sabo's memories return to him as he cries out in anguish. After learning that Ace was killed, Sabo's memories return to him as he cries out in anguish.

    Because he forgot who Ace and Luffy were, Sabo did not participate in the Summit War of Marineford to attempt to save Ace's life. However, after discovering the news that Ace was killed in the war from a newspaper article, Sabo's memories of Ace quickly returned to him after seeing his photo, which in turn brought back the rest of his lost memories. Finally remembering their brotherhood, Sabo became grief-stricken from the loss of his brother and his powerlessness to save him. This grief and the shock of his memories returning caused Sabo to come down with a high fever and be unconscious for three days.[12]

    Sabo eventually discovered that Luffy had survived the battle. At that point, Sabo resolved to protect his remaining brother at all costs, and that he would come to Luffy's aid wherever and whenever he needed him,[57] and that would not feel the grief of losing a brother ever again, having refused to live life with any more regrets—something he believed Ace would have never forgiven him for. Since Ace died, not a day went by where Sabo did not agonize over what his final thoughts were.[39]

    Afterwards, some time before his arrival in Dressrosa, Sabo visited Ace's grave and left a bottle of sake with three cups on a small crate as a tribute to the day they became brothers, as well as pinning a newspaper article about the Straw Hats' return to the gravestone.[58]

    Sabo eventually requested permission for him to obtain the Mera Mera no Mi,[12] as he wished to eat it in order to inherit Ace's power.

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    Advertisement Episode of Sabo Sabo promises to inherit Ace's power. Sabo promises to inherit Ace's power.

    Finally arriving at Ace and Whitebeard's gravesite, Sabo pinned a newspaper article about the Straw Hats to Ace's tomb stone and told his late brother that Luffy was well on his way to becoming King of the Pirates. After recalling his childhood with Ace and Luffy, Sabo tearfully broke down and apologized for not being able to save him. Sabo then drank from one of the three cups of sake he left in front of the grave and told Ace that he would inherit his power.

    Later on, Sabo arrived in Dressrosa incognito, ordering a plentiful amount of food from the restaurant as Koala (who was sitting directly behind him, facing the opposite side) informed him on the situation in Dressrosa. After finishing eating, Koala told him that the only places they have not looked for the underground weapons' trade was the Royal Palace and Corrida Colosseum. Deciding to check the Colosseum first, Sabo disguised himself in a large brown cloak and went to sign up for the tournament. To Sabo's shock, Doflamingo revealed to the city that the prize for the tournament was the Mera Mera no Mi, the Devil Fruit of his late brother Ace.

    After meeting up with Hack momentarily, Sabo observed the mistreatment of a toy slave being beaten and abused by its overseer, causing Sabo to declare to himself that he would expose the darkness of Dressrosa. As Sabo observed the fighting, he immediately recognized the fighter "Lucy" as Luffy, as his thoughts drifted to his childhood.

    Sabo reveals himself to Luffy. Sabo reveals himself to Luffy.

    Deciding that he would need to win the Mera Mera no Mi himself (as Hack had lost early into the competition), Sabo finally decided to reveal himself to Luffy, telling his brother that he would not let him eat the Mera Mera no Mi. As an angered Luffy challenged him to a fight, Sabo reminded Luffy that he had another brother besides Ace. As Luffy continuously told Sabo that his "other brother" was dead, he quickly realized that the man standing before him was Sabo, who happily noted how long it had been since they last met. Luffy later gave Sabo his "Lucy" disguise to allow him to fight for the fruit. As Sabo entered the waiting room, he was confronted by Rebecca, who noticed that he was not the same Lucy as before. Sabo told Rebecca that even though things would get rough, he would not do wrong by her, and noted the similarities between Dressrosa and his childhood country. After entering the arena to engage in the final round, Sabo clashed with Jesus Burgess using his Dragon Claw.

    Sabo uses "Hiken" to blow a hole in the floor of the colosseum. Sabo uses "Hiken" to blow a hole in the floor of the colosseum.

    After all the toys in Dressrosa turned back to normal, Sabo took advantage of the chaos to destroy the arena and claim the Mera Mera no Mi while everyone else was struggling in the whirlpool he created. After eating the fruit, Sabo saved a falling Rebecca and told her of his identity. Declaring to Ace that they would continue to seek freedom together, Sabo activated his fruit's powers and used "Hiken" to blow a hole in the floor of the stadium.

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    Advertisement Dressrosa Saga Dressrosa Arc Sabo, Koala, and Hack arrived at Dressrosa in order to put a stop to a weapons trade that the Donquixote Family managed.[24]

    Sabo reunites with Luffy after 12 years. Sabo reunites with Luffy after 12 years.

    During the Block D fight, he somehow managed to get inside the Corrida Colosseum. He interrupted Bartolomeo and Luffy's conversation and stated that the Mera Mera no Mi could not be given to Luffy. Bartolomeo responded with anger, explaining that Sabo had no right to speak to the brother of "Fire-Fist Ace" and the future Pirate King in such a manner. Sabo responded that he knew these things about Luffy already. After pushing Bartolomeo aside, Sabo revealed himself to Luffy.[13] After Luffy questioned who Sabo was and how he saw through Luffy's disguise, Sabo informed Luffy that he could never forget his little brother's face. Upon realizing his identity, Luffy began to cry and screamed out in surprise, clinging to Sabo with joy. Sabo expressed his relief that Luffy was alive and asked for Luffy's permission to eat the Mera Mera no Mi, which Luffy gladly granted.[12]

    After Luffy escaped the colosseum, Sabo talked to Koala via Den Den Mushi, telling her of his meeting with Luffy. Koala told him that even if he had been at the Summit War of Marineford, he could not have changed anything. It was then revealed that Sabo had put on Luffy's former gladiator clothing and had taken on the identity of Lucy. Sabo then told Koala to inform him if any more news about the underground is found, and then said that he is going to get Ace's fruit back. Sabo then states that he must inherit Ace's power as he walks towards the arena.[13]

    He was then seen standing next to Bartolomeo at the observation deck. After every big-name fighter in Block D was struck down rather quickly, Sabo commented that he heard rumors of a certain individual, referring to Cavendish's alter-ego, Hakuba.[59]

    When Rebecca was the only one who stood back up and declared the winner of Block D, Sabo praised her for being able to avoid Hakuba's attack. However, Sabo also stated that he would still not let her win the Mera Mera no Mi.[60]

    Sabo enters the arena. Sabo enters the arena.

    He later met Rebecca after she left the arena. She waved to him but then noticed that he was not the same Lucy she knew. Sabo briefly spoke to her and then walked by noting to himself how similar Dressrosa was to the country he and Luffy grew up in. When the finals were about to start, Sabo was the first to enter the arena, cheerfully asking Ace to watch over him.[61]

    Once the other block winners and Diamante were present in the arena, Sabo took a mental note of Burgess. After Diamante explained the rules of this round, a five-person battle royale commenced. Sabo was later seen easily dodging an attack from a Fighting Fish.[14]

    Sabo and Burgess clash. Sabo and Burgess clash.

    When the fighting fish holding the Mera Mera no Mi came close to the arena, Sabo jumped on to it. Diamante attempted to attack him, but Sabo was able to break his weapon. Burgess attempted to take out both of them with his Surge Elbow, but Sabo took him head-on with his Armament Haki infused Dragon Talon and managed to break the armor surrounding his right arm. He commented that getting the fruit would not be easy.[38] Later, when Rebecca took a blow from Diamante, Sabo asked Bartolomeo to protect her.[62] Sabo continued to engage Burgess in heated combat with their clash causing more damage to the colosseum.[63]

    Sabo eats the Mera Mera no Mi. Sabo eats the Mera Mera no Mi.

    When all the toys in the audience transformed back into their original forms, Sabo proceeded to demolish the entire fighting platform.[64] As the ring collapsed into the underground, Sabo quickly jumped on the Fighting Fish holding the Mera Mera no Mi. He ripped open the chest and after landing back in the core of the ring and telling the announcer that he had won, took a bite out of the fruit, expressing how disgusting it tasted immediately afterwards. He then grabbed Rebecca and jumped into the air as his helmet and fake beard fell off. While in midair, he used Hiken and completely destroyed the arena and exposed the underground.

    After saving Rebecca and getting to safety, Koala returned his clothes to him, as Sabo continued to have a hard time controlling the fruit's power. After Rebecca noticed that he was not the original Lucy, Sabo confirmed this and told her that the old Lucy was his younger brother, Luffy, and that they were from the Revolutionary Army. He also informed Rebecca that they were there to stop the production of weapons that were promoting wars all over the world, and the place where they were produced was located somewhere else, declaring that it would be a nice souvenir for Dragon if they found it.[24] After he and Koala reunited with Robin and met Usopp, they later watched in shock as Doflamingo initiated his "bird cage" plan and created a "game" which gives the citizens of Dressrosa a choice to either kill him or a list of people he offers to them.[65]

    Sabo included in Doflamingo's list of targets. Sabo included in Doflamingo's list of targets.

    After Doflamingo announced his hit list, Sabo was surprised to see that he was included in the list alongside Rebecca, Robin, and Usopp. When the former toys who swore their loyalty to Usopp became their enemies, Sabo, Koala, Hack, Usopp, Robin, Rebecca, Bartolomeo, and the Tontatta dwarves fled from the mob.[66] Sabo separated from the group while escaping.[67]

    While Luffy and his allies from the colosseum charged up the New King's Plateau to reach Doflamingo, Sabo was shown preventing Fujitora and the Marines from going after them. Fujitora asked Sabo if that was his duty as a revolutionary. Sabo replied that he was doing his duty as a brother.[32] Sabo then overwhelmed several Marines. When Bastille charged at him, he effortlessly destroyed Bastille's sword right before dealing the finishing blow to the vice admiral. After crushing Bastille's mask, Sabo revealed his relation to Luffy and Ace before clashing against Fujitora.[42]

    Sabo clashes with Issho. Sabo clashes with Issho.

    As the battle raged on, Sabo asked Fujitora why he was acting oblivious. Fujitora admitted his bluff and jokingly asked Sabo to show mercy towards him due to his blindness. Sabo then told the admiral that he does not discriminate against anyone. Fujitora noted that Sabo was not all talk after all, but asserted that he also had a title and reputation to maintain and used Gravito: Moko to make gravity go horizontally with enormous pressure, destroying several buildings in the process as the sheer force made Sabo burst into flames as he charged forward, clashing with Fujitora once more, causing Sabo to ponder just what the admiral was plotting. Fujitora then told the young revolutionary that he was willing to bet his life on their fight.[34]

    Fujitora ultimately decided to end their battle after revealing his views on how it was impossible for even the Marines to become heroes. When Sabo asked him about what would happen if someone discovered how he feels, Fujitora called it a gamble and wished Sabo good luck. After resting for a while after the fight, Sabo received a scolding from Koala, who reprimanded him for not maintaining his position and potentially risking the Revolutionaries being forced into war by fighting with an admiral. Dismissing his duties because of Luffy being in danger, Koala violently pinched his cheeks and scolded him for his selfishness.[26]

    Sabo later rescued Dressrosa citizens from rubble and urged them to find safe ground.[68]

    Afterwards, he went back to the colosseum and freed the prisoners there. Koala then contacted him, telling him to come to the palace. While reluctant, Sabo quickly changed his tune when she told him Luffy's life would be in danger, and he quickly made his way to the palace.[69] On the way to the palace, Sabo noticed that the Birdcage was shrinking.[70]

    Sabo kicks Burgess away from Luffy. Sabo kicks Burgess away from Luffy.

    When Burgess entered the fray in an attempt to kill Luffy and take his Devil Fruit for himself, Koala quickly alerted Sabo, but Sabo did not reply. When Burgess finally made his move and attacked, Sabo intervened and kicked him away, smiling at a relieved Luffy afterwards.[43] Sabo then informed Burgess of his relationship to Luffy and Burgess realized that Sabo was the Lucy who fought in the colosseum finals. After Luffy promised to defeat Doflamingo once he recovered, Sabo entrusted Gatz to him. Burgess then decided to take Sabo's Devil Fruit power and the two subsequently clashed. Sabo attacked Burgess with Moeru Ryusoken: Kaen Ryuo, sending Burgess crashing through several buildings.[71] Sabo later defeated Burgess by the time Luffy defeated Doflamingo. Burgess asked Sabo if he was going to kill him, but Sabo replied that he had no need to. Burgess then taunted Sabo by telling him what Ace said after Blackbeard captured him. In anguish, Sabo then grabbed Burgess on the face. Burgess grabbed his knife and went in for the kill, but Sabo blew him away with Hiken. Sabo was then contacted by Koala, who was waiting for him at the underground trade port. Sabo asked Koala if she found a list before hanging up on her.[39]

    After things had settled down and Luffy and his friends went to Kyros' house to rest, Sabo went there during the night to see Luffy's face one last time. He told Robin that he would be leaving Dressrosa because CP0 was coming back for the revolutionaries. After Zoro expressed his surprise at discovering that Luffy had another brother besides Ace, Sabo noted that it was probably most surprising for Luffy, as he had thought he was dead. He then went on to explain his past to Zoro, Franky, and Robin.

    Sabo departs for the harbor to rendezvous with Koala and Hack. Sabo departs for the harbor to rendezvous with Koala and Hack.

    Before departing, he gave Zoro a Vivre Card for Luffy and kept a piece for himself. He then entrusted Luffy's safety to the Straw Hats before leaving the house, something Zoro found amusing, since Ace had done the same thing two years prior when they met in Arabasta. Sabo then contacted Hack before heading for the harbor on a flock of birds.[12] The revolutionaries later left Dressrosa and they apparently took all the weapons and evidence relating to the Donquixote Family's smuggling operation before CP0 could recover them.[72]

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    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece Film: Gold Sabo fights Rob Lucci to prevent the agent from attacking Luffy. Sabo fights Rob Lucci to prevent the agent from attacking Luffy.

    Sabo and Koala were on a Revolutionary ship heading to Gran Tesoro in order to rescue the lost Raise Max. The next night, when the Marines attacked Gran Tesoro, Sabo appeared on the lead Marine ship in order to stop Rob Lucci from attacking Luffy. The two had a brief battle until Gild Tesoro's defeated body fell between them, and Lucci took his leave. Sabo returned to the Revolutionary ship, and he, Koala, and the liberated Raise Max sailed away.[73]

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    Zou Arc After returning to the Revolutionaries' base at Baltigo with the weapons and reporting to Dragon, Sabo went outside to train with his new flame powers.[25]

    From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc As the news of the Straw Hats' accomplishment at Dressrosa spread throughout the world, Dragon, Sabo, and Koala read about the Straw Hat Pirates' new bounties.[18]

    Whole Cake Island Arc Sometime later, a newspaper explained about Blackbeard's attack on Baltigo. The island was destroyed by the time the Marines and Cipher Pol arrived.[74][29]

    Levely Arc Sabo in Momoiro Island, reading about Luffy's actions in Totto Land. Sabo in Momoiro Island, reading about Luffy's actions in Totto Land.

    The Revolutionary Army escaped the destruction of Baltigo and they moved their base to Momoiro Island. Sabo read the newspaper talking about Luffy's exploits at Totto Land and was proud of him. One of the revolutionary commanders, Lindbergh, contacted Sabo through a Den Den Mushi and informed him that he and three other commanders would be arriving late for Dragon's meeting. While waiting for all the revolutionary commanders to arrive, Dragon spoke to Sabo and discussed their plan to declare war on the World Nobles during the Levely.[19]

    Sabo and the Revolutionary Army Commanders hidden in Mary Geoise, ready to rescue Kuma. Sabo and the Revolutionary Army Commanders hidden in Mary Geoise, ready to rescue Kuma.

    Sabo later infiltrated Mary Geoise along with Lindbergh, Morley, and Karasu. Sabo disguised himself as one of the guards. While riding the bondola with Sterry and the Neptune Family, Sabo assured Sterry when the latter was terrified after seeing a group of crows.[17]

    While hiding underground with the revolutionary executives, Sabo resolved to save Kuma from his enslavement to the World Nobles.[75]

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    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece: Stampede Sabo joins Luffy, Smoker, Law, and Hancock to face Bullet. Sabo joins Luffy, Smoker, Law, and Hancock to face Bullet.

    Sabo came to Delta Island where Buena Festa was hosting the Pirates Festival. As the pirate Douglas Bullet rampaged through the island in a massive colossus, Sabo encountered Smoker and the two briefly battled to a draw. They and Boa Hancock were then approached by Trafalgar Law, who told them and Luffy his plan for destroying Bullet's colossus. Luffy, Hancock, and Crocodile attacked Bullet, allowing Law to cut through his Haki. Sabo and Smoker then attacked the opening with a combination attack, blowing the colossus' right arm off. Luffy then overwhelmed Bullet with a powerful attack, allowing the group to destroy the colossus with a second series of attacks, and Luffy proceeded to defeat Bullet.[76]

    Sabo then went to apprehend Buena Festa, who mourned Bullet's failure to create a new era. Festa attempted to shoot Sabo by surprise, but Sabo defeated him first with Hiken and captured him. As the pirates on Delta Island attempted to escape through a fleet of Marine Buster Call ships, Sabo talked to the rescued Expo announcer Ann and asked if she could create an illusion of Ace. Sabo then unleashed fire to protect the pirates from Kizaru's light beams and created a fire wall to give the pirates safe passage, allowing Luffy to see him and the Ace illusion do this in tandem.[76]

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    Wano Country Arc On the fourth day of the Levely, both Karasu and Morley battled against Fujitora and Ryokugyu respectively while Sabo went to rescue Kuma and Lindbergh freed the slaves.[35][77] Sabo was able to infiltrate the castle sneakily and defeat the guards who were holding the keys for Kuma. He also briefly encountered Jewelry Bonney during his infiltration, whom he was surprised to see in such a dangerous place, and even more to be Kuma's daughter. When one of Karasu's crows approached them, Sabo handed over the keys for Kuma's cuffs, telling them to retreat as soon as they saved Kuma. Sabo asked Bonney about her plans after the Levely, to which she replied that she was heading to Egghead for information from Vegapunk. Sabo then saved her from guards and overheard their conversation about a so called "Lost Chamber", piquing Sabo's attention. He then bid farewell to Bonney, telling her where to go to get to Egghead before making his way inside the castle again.[78]

    Sabo attacks the Five Elders. Sabo attacks the Five Elders.

    The mission was a success and his group escaped Mary Geoise. While there, he entered Pangaea Castle's throne room, where he witnessed the Five Elders and Imu about to execute Nefertari Cobra. Sabo then attacked with Hiken and Otebisha, prompting the Elders and Imu to transform and strike back. Cobra questioned why Sabo would save him, and Sabo replied that the Revolutionary Army's true goal is to take down the World Nobles. As the two tried to escape, Cobra mentioned that the Nefertari Family carries the Will of D., which caused Sabo to remember that both of his sworn brothers also had it. The two were then struck down, and Cobra sacrificed himself to allow Sabo to escape. As his last words before death, Cobra told Sabo to get the message out to Luffy and Vivi.[21] Following his escape from Mary Geoise, Sabo was framed as the one who assassinated Cobra.[5]

    Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc Because of the injuries he sustained trying to save Cobra, Sabo ending up being separated from the rest of the commanders, and he went to hide in Lulusia Kingdom,[31] one of the eight kingdoms that were overthrown due to inspiration from the Revolutionary Army, of which Sabo's alleged murder of Cobra made him more popular than even Dragon himself.[5] Sabo managed to contact the Revolutionary Army, but because he could not acquire a White Den Den Mushi to jam the signal, the message he sent was a relay call that the Marines were able to listen in and trace,[79] accurately predicting they would assume he was still on the island. In truth, he had already left with several people from the kingdom who had been inspired to take up arms against the World Government.[31] Sabo affirmed in his message to his fellow Revolutionaries that he was not the one who killed Cobra. However, before he could fully report his findings of the Empty Throne to them, Imu coincidentially destroyed Lulusia in a weapons test just because it was close to Mary Geoise, and the Five Elders ordered the Marines to forget the interception, claiming that Lulusia had never existed to begin with.[80]

    Sabo informing Dragon and Ivankov about the Levely. Sabo informing Dragon and Ivankov about the Levely.

    Lacking a White Den Den Mushi meant he had to go radio silent for a while, though he was able to send an indirect call signal to inform his allies that he was okay. He eventually made it to Momoiro Island with the Lulusia survivors and had a private meeting called with only himself, Ivankov, and Dragon attending, as he feared what he saw at the Levely would put everyone else in danger should they hear.[81] During the meeting, Sabo confirmed to Dragon and Ivankov that the rescue team achieved all its three core missions: to destroy the symbol of the World Nobles, effectively declaring war on the World Government, save Kuma and all the slaves present at Marie Geoise and destroy the food supply, leaving the World Nobles to starve. When Dragon told Sabo about Cobra's death leading to Sabo being celebrated as a hero publicly, Sabo did show pity for Cobra's death having such an impact, but stated he would accept the burden if it meant the rebellion could go on. Ivankov then showed the article to Sabo which reported the assassination, making Sabo recount the events at the Levely and the mission.[77]

    Sabo ends his report with how he witnessed Lulusia's destruction, and when he told Dragon and Ivankov about Imu, he reacts with surprise from Ivankov's theory that the very Imu he encountered was the same Nerona Imu from the First Twenty, having achieved eternal youth.[31] Sometime after, Sabo, Koala, Morley and their fellow revolutionaries watched Vegapunk's worldwide broadcast.[82] Sabo remained silent, while the Revolutionaries were shocked at the broadcast's revelation that the events of the Void Century caused the ancient world to sink into the ocean, leaving only mere pieces of that continent left.[83] When Vegapunk addressed those with the initial D., Sabo took interest because of Ace and Luffy.[84] With the broadcast nearing its end, Sabo listened to Vegapunk as he stated that the fate of the world would be decided by whoever was able to claim the One Piece.[85]

    Following the end of the broadcast the revolutionaries discussed the revelations of Vegapunk's message. Sabo recognized that the World Nobles' choice to live atop the Red Line, the highest elevation in the world, now made sense due to the rising sea level.[86]

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    Emporio Ivankov 4 Sign In to Save Edit Featured Article Ahoy! This here is the 146th Featured Article. "Emporio Ivankov" has been featured, meaning it was chosen as an article of interest. Emporio Ivankov Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: エンポリオ・イワンコフ Romanized Name: Enporio Iwankofu Official English Name: Emporio Ivankov Debut: Chapter 537; Episode 438[1] Affiliations: Revolutionary Army; Freedom Fighters (former);[2] Kamabakka Kingdom; Newkama Land (former) Occupations: G Army Commander of the Revolutionary Army; Queen of the Kamabakka Kingdom; Queen of Newkama Land (former); Slave (former) Origin: Grand Line (Kamabakka Kingdom)[3] Residence: Momoiro Island Mary Geoise (former) Epithet: "Okama King" (オカマ王, Okama Ō?); "Miracle Person" (奇跡の人, Kiseki no Hito?) Status: Alive Age: 51 (debut) 53 (after timeskip)[3] Birthday: January 8th[4] Height: 449 cm (14'8")[3] Blood Type: XF[3] Bounty: At least Beli100,000,000[5] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Norio Imamura (Episodes 438-460); Mitsuo Iwata (Episodes 461+) English Voice: Funimation: Randy Pearlman Landon McDonald (Child) Devil Fruit Japanese Name: Horu Horu no Mi English Name: Horm-Horm Fruit (VIZ and Funimation); Hor-Hor Fruit (One Piece Official YouTube Channel)[6] Meaning: Hormone Type: Paramecia Emporio Ivankov,[7] or Iva for short, is the queen of the Kamabakka Kingdom, known as "Okama King" and a "Miracle Person".[8] He is one of the Revolutionary Army's founding members,[2] as well as the commander of the G Army, which covers the Grand Line.[9] A former slave of the World Nobles,[10] he escaped during the Native Hunting Competition on God Valley and was responsible for the God Valley Incident along with Ginny.[11]

    He was formerly a prisoner of Impel Down, where he was kept in Level 5, but lived in the secret "Okama Paradise" in Level 5.5.[1] After escaping Impel Down and participating in the Summit War of Marineford, he returned to his post as queen of Kamabakka Kingdom.[12]

    He acts as an ally of Luffy during the Impel Down and Marineford Arcs.

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 1.1.1 Video Games 1.1.2 Other 2 Personality 3 Relationships 3.1 Revolutionary Army 3.1.1 Monkey D. Dragon 3.1.2 Inazuma 3.1.3 Bartholomew Kuma 3.1.4 Ginny 3.2 Friends and Allies 3.2.1 Newkama Land 3.2.2 Bon Kurei 3.2.3 Monkey D. Luffy 3.2.4 Sanji 3.2.5 Jinbe 3.3 Enemies 3.3.1 World Government 3.3.2 Magellan 3.3.3 Sakazuki 3.4 Others 3.4.1 Crocodile 3.4.2 Boa Hancock 3.4.3 Trafalgar D. Water Law 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Physical Abilities 4.2 Devil Fruit 4.3 Newkama Kenpo 5 History 5.1 Past 5.2 Summit War Saga 5.2.1 Impel Down Arc 5.2.2 Marineford Arc 5.2.3 Post-War Arc 5.3 Fish-Man Island Saga 5.3.1 Return to Sabaody Arc 5.4 Dressrosa Saga 5.4.1 From the Decks of the World 5.5 Whole Cake Island Saga 5.5.1 From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc 5.5.2 Levely Arc 5.6 Wano Country Saga 5.6.1 Wano Country Arc 5.7 Final Saga 5.7.1 Egghead Arc 6 Major Battles 7 Anime and Manga Influences 8 Anime and Manga Differences 8.1 Hell Wink 8.2 Meeting Sanji 9 Early Concepts 10 Translation and Dub Issues 11 Other Appearances 11.1 Video Games 11.2 Other Media 12 Trivia 12.1 SBS-Based Trivia 13 References 14 External links 15 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo What is Emporio Ivankov's role in the Revolutionary Army?toggle section How did Emporio Ivankov escape from being a slave of the World Nobles?toggle section What is the significance of the 'God Valley Incident' in Emporio Ivankov's history?toggle section What is the power of the 'hormone fruit' in One Piece and how does Ivankov use it?toggle section logo 00:02

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    Appearance Ivankov is a large man with a disproportionally large head. He sports an afro of indigo hair (which is large enough to hold people inside it, as seen holding Inazuma During Marineford), and has long eyelashes. He also has a noticeably odd-shaped chin resembling an arrowhead. He has a personal Jolly Roger tattooed just below his chest.

    As an okama, he dresses in reddish-purple woman's leotard with a high collar and a deep V-neck that reaches down to his belly. He wears matching gloves and boots, as well as a pearl necklace. He wears a net cape on his back and matching net leggings. He also wears heavy, but tasteful makeup. To signify his queen-ship of Newkama Land, he wears a queen's crown with a king's crown on top.

    Using his Emporio Female Hormones on himself, Ivankov can become a large-sized, relatively curvy woman. This form is more realistically proportioned (relatively speaking) than his male form and is rather well endowed. Because of the clothes he wears as an Okama, this form is also scantily dressed. Despite the changes brought on by the hormones, however, he is still incredibly tall and is at least twice, if not three times the size of the Impel Down officer Sadi.

    While in a flashback as a Revolutionary, Ivankov is seen wearing a cloak, and without the crown. As a 15-year-old slave, he lacked any makeup and wore a flowery sleeveless shirt and star-patterned speedo.

    Having been a slave to the World Nobles as a child, Ivankov should have been branded with the Hoof of the Flying Dragon,[13] though it is unknown where it is on his body.

    In the anime, when Iva turns into a woman, he keeps his male voice, unlike the other characters who are changed by his powers, although his voice sounds slightly different between male and female.

    Gallery Emporio Ivankov Portrait Close up of Ivankov's face. Ivankov Color Scheme Ivankov's color scheme in the manga. Ivankov At Age 15 Ivankov at age 15. Ivankov Sorbet Outfit Ivankov's outfit on Sorbet. Ivankov Age 31 Ivankov at age 31. Emporio Ivankov at Age 41 Ivankov at age 41. Ivankov After Rescuing Sabo Ivankov after the Revolutionaries rescued Sabo. Ivankov in female form Iva as a woman.

    Advertisement Video Games Ivankov Unlimited Cruise SP Ivankov in One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP. Emporio Ivankov One Py Berry Match Ivankov in One Py Berry Match. Ivankov Pirate Warriors 3 Ivankov in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3. Ivankov Super Grand Battle X Ivankov in One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X. One Piece Burning Blood Emporio Ivankov (Artwork) Ivankov in One Piece: Burning Blood. Ivankov Burning Will Ivankov in One Piece: Burning Will. Ivankov Thousand Storm Ivankov in One Piece Thousand Storm. Ivankov Samurai Thousand Storm Ivankov with samurai costume in One Piece Thousand Storm. Ivankov Pirate Warriors 4 Ivankov in One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4. Ivankov Jumputi Ivankov in Jumputi Heroes. Other Emporio Ivankov Anime Concept Art Ivankov's concept art from the anime. Ivankov and Inazuma One day Ivankov's portrait (with Inazuma) in One day. FUN FUN Kingdom! Ivankov on the cover of the disc One Piece Nippon Judan! 47 Cruise CD Personality “ Ivankov: I used a little too much energy... my anemia...I'm...I'm... Crowd: Iva! Are you okay!?! Ivankov: I'm fiiiine!!! Crowd: Oh so you're fine after all! Crowd: Oh, you fooled me! ” — A typical Ivankov Scene.[14]

    As an Okama, Iva is an effeminate cross-dressing man. He has a tendency to put "buru" at the end of a sentence as well as pronounce "watashi" and "anata" with a v (vatashi and vanata). He also tends to sometimes proclaim the exact opposite of a statement he has just said, with people believing this is his sense of humor, such as saying that he would not mind being called "Crap", before hastily announcing that he would not be referred to as such. He is noted for not being picky on what Japanese honorific someone can use when addressing him.[15]

    In his youth, Ivankov was as theatrical and flamboyant as he is in the present. His revolutionary spirit was also very clear back then, as it was his leadership and wish for freedom that spurred several fellow slaves, including a young Bartholomew Kuma, to attempt to escape a genocidal hunt organized by their masters. Despite his general quirkiness, Ivankov is not a naive person, having been aware of the World Government's deceptive nature and the unjust realities of his world since a young age.

    Being one who follows the way of the Okama, Iva strongly values friendship and bonds above all else. He seems to find great motivation at helping both friends and subordinates and is ready to put his life on the line for their sake. Due to this trait, Ivankov willingly saved Luffy and Bentham when they were on the verge of death after being touched by Luffy's selflessness and pleading to save Bentham.

    He also believes that people should be what they want to be whether it be a man, woman, or Okama. He is very loud and open, even perverse, about his ideals as well, and tends to not care about other people's objections to them. He states that as a prisoner of Impel Down, he is not enough of a good person that he would save anyone's life without a thought. However, when touched by the words of friendship and hope, he considers their life worth saving.

    He thinks that "miracles" only come to those who never give up and therefore should not be taken lightly of and nor should those who can muster within themselves to produce such also be looked down upon. He also dislikes people who rely on others to save them, and believes they are not worth being saved. According to him, he always questions the "Will to Live" of nations he saved. Additionally, he also seems to be perceptive, being able to tell a person's physical health condition after observing them for a short while; Ivankov's intelligence also extends to being able to estimate what "toll" his Devil Fruit power upon those he uses it on as well as noticing Dragon's habit of looking towards the East Blue when the wind blows, and correctly assumed it was because his family was there.

    Before his meeting with Luffy, he did not express interest in breaking out of prison. He stated that he would escape when Dragon and the Revolutionaries were ready to take down the World Government. However, when Ivankov learned that Luffy was Dragon's son, he decided to help Luffy rescue Ace, considering his duty to his "personal compatriot", Dragon.[16] He has a hatred towards anyone who has forgotten him, claiming that no one could possibly forget his face.[17]

    He also tends to call people by their name or nickname (or part of it) followed with "boy" (ボーイ, bōi?), like calling Mr. 2 Bon Kurei "Bon-boy",[18] Luffy as "Straw Hat-boy",[19] and Crocodile "Croco-boy". Iva often shouts "Hee-Haw!" (ヒーハー, Hīhā?); in the Viz translation, he shouts "Woo-Hoo!". Like other characters in One Piece, Ivankov has his own laughter style: Mmmfufufu (ンフフフ, nfufufu?).[20]

    Advertisement Relationships Revolutionary Army As one of the founding members of the Revolutionary Army, Ivankov is respected and cared by his fellow revolutionaries, who were concerned about his status during the Summit War of Marineford. Ivankov later allows the Revolutionary Army to use Momoiro Island as their new primary headquarters after the destruction of Baltigo.

    Monkey D. Dragon Ivankov seems to have a close relationship with his leader, Monkey D. Dragon, and is a loyal follower within the Revolutionary group. In fact, Iva picked up on Dragon's habit of staring at the direction of East Blue when the wind blows, stating that Dragon may be homesick. However, while he knew this much, he seems to know little to nothing about Dragon's family, until his son Luffy speaks out and was shocked Dragon had family. Even when they rescued the people from the Grey Terminal, Iva had no idea that Dragon was born in Goa Kingdom.

    Ivankov's sense of camaraderie covers to the point where despite being a prisoner of Impel Down, his loyalty remains to the degree where he appeared to be under no belief that Dragon abandoned him. Ivankov even stated that the only reason why he remained within the Great Prison was because he was merely biding his time, waiting for the right moment when Dragon will strike again, and only then would he break out of Impel Down and join Dragon by his side, a notion that got accelerated upon learning that Luffy was Dragon's son, and the assumption that Ace was as well.

    Following the end of the Summit War of Marineford, Ivankov is contacted by Dragon, and they caught up. Ivankov remarked on Dragon's family ties being revealed while Dragon expressed surprise that Ivankov protected his son and sounded grateful to him.

    After the timeskip, Ivankov allowed Dragon and the other revolutionaries to relocate to Momoiro Island after the Blackbeard Pirates destroyed the main base. They are still on good terms with Ivankov remarking on Luffy's raise in infamy and comparing him to his father.[21]

    Inazuma As a fellow comrade and okama, Ivankov broke Inazuma out of his cell in Level 5 of Impel Down. They plotted to escape when the time is right. They are shown to be well-acquainted as Inazuma loyally assisted Ivankov during the escape from Impel Down and while helping Luffy reach Ace at the Summit War of Marineford.

    Advertisement Bartholomew Kuma Ivankov first met Kuma 38 years ago at age 15, while both were slaves to the World Nobles, making them old friends, as both became Revolutionaries around the same time and were part of its inner circle. Ivankov seems to know Kuma very well due to this, and in fact, was the one who suggested to Dragon his recruitment to the Freedom Fighters, being aware that he would become an important asset.

    He expressed absolute shock when Doflamingo informed him that Kuma allowed the World Government to turn him into a cyborg and strip him of his memories, emotions, and free will. This fact disheartening Ivankov which he states that even if Kuma lost his memories, he would make sure Kuma will remember back his face in a desperate attempt to bring back his old friend.

    Ginny Ginny was a friend of Ivankov during their time in slavery and she often referred to him as "big bro". They are shown to get along with each other.[10] Much like the other members of the Revolutionary Army, Ivankov was also deeply saddened by Ginny's death.

    Friends and Allies Newkama Land The party of Newkama Land seem to worship and respect Ivankov like a queen, due to him helping them escape from their hellish cells and giving them a better place to live. They gladly followed him when he decided to break out and entered into the fray at Marineford without hesitation. After the war, they continued to follow him as they went to Kamabakka Kingdom.

    Bon Kurei Mr. 2 Bon Kurei, in particular, worships Ivankov for being the greatest Okama, as well as saving his and Luffy's lives. Iva, in return, was moved by Luffy's and Bon Kurei's strong friendship and was among the many prisoners who were crying after learning of Bon Kurei's sacrifice to get the Gates of Justice open for them.

    Ivankov calls Mr. 2 Bon Boy.

    Monkey D. Luffy When Monkey D. Luffy begged for Ivankov to save Mr. 2 Bon Kurei from his injuries over his own fatally poisoned body, Ivankov was touched by this selfless bond and formed a respect for Luffy.[22] Upon witnessing Luffy's astonishing recovery and discovering that Luffy is the son of his leader, Dragon, Iva's respect grew even deeper, and he felt a duty to assist Luffy in breaking Ace out of prison.[16]

    When Luffy declared venturing to Marineford to save Ace, Ivankov comments on how facing Luffy is like facing Dragon. Later, during the Summit War of Marineford, when Luffy was on his last stand after taking a severe beating from admirals and vice admirals, he begged Iva to once again inject himself with the tension hormones, to which the Okama was greatly reluctant, saying the boy could lose his life, and if he does, then he will not be able to ever face Dragon again. Ivankov was amazed by Luffy using Supreme King Haki and noted he truly is Dragon's son with his great power. Ivankov later protected Luffy from the ruthless Admiral Akainu after the latter had killed Ace. Before splitting away from Luffy, he said that he would like to meet Luffy again someday. After reading a newspaper article about an incident involving Luffy, Ivankov comments on the traits Luffy inherited from Dragon, just as he had been doing ever since learning of their relationship.

    After the timeskip, he is shown to still be impressed by Luffy's actions as he read the newspaper detailing the Straw Hats' activities in Totto Land. He was very impressed with Luffy's growing reputation and remarked that he truly is his father's son with his ongoing success.[21]

    Advertisement Sanji Ivankov has met Sanji, whom he distrusts owing to his drawn wanted poster, claiming he could be a spy for the government. He also enjoys tormenting him by implying that he will lend him a ship and then saying he will not.[12] He did, however, give Sanji a challenge so that he could get the recipes for the Attack Cuisine and offered to give him a ship should he succeed.[23] After the two-year timeskip, Sanji was given a ride so Iva did keep his word.[24]

    It seems he is now aware Sanji really is a member of Luffy's crew, after he read the newspaper detailing the Straw Hats' activities in Totto Land. He was also surprised that Sanji never told him that he was a former prince of Germa. He even called him "Sanji-boy", suggesting he became fond of the latter.[21]

    Jinbe Currently, Ivankov has also seemed to have formed a bond with the former Warlord of the Sea, Jinbe, in their attempt to aid their liberator, Monkey D. Luffy in his effort to rescue Ace in the middle of the war occurring in Marineford. After Ace's death, both Ivankov and Jinbe protected Luffy from Admiral Akainu. After leaving Marineford, Ivankov entrusted Jinbe to watch over Luffy.

    Enemies There was one prisoner in Level 5.5 who did not like Ivankov. Bellett bore a grudge for Iva because he turned his father into an Okama, which led to the downfall of his family and kingdom, and the man went from prince to pirate. The man swore revenge, only to be turned into a woman due to Ivankov's powers.

    World Government In the past, Ivankov was the slave to World Nobles. He was also part of the Native Hunting Competition, where he was to be hunted. He and Ginny were responsible with leaking information's to pirates and Marines that led to the God Valley Incident, so they can use that as the distraction to get the prized Devil Fruits to escape with their lives, which they succeeded. When asked by Dragon where would his instinct take him, Ivankov says he himself will go to Mary Geoise for payback against the World Nobles.

    Ivankov continued to be the enemy of the World Government as being a founding member of the Revolutionary Army. After being informed by Sabo the dark secret from the government, he was shocked about this information that he even correctly theorized about Imu being the same Nerona Imu who founded the World Government and was granted immortality. He was also disgusted at Imu’s action of destroying the Lulusia Kingdom using a deadly weapon.

    Advertisement Magellan Ivankov had a brief fight where Magellan poisoned him, due to leading an uprising in Impel Down.

    Sakazuki While their respective statuses were enough to make them enemies, their antagonism became stronger when the then Admiral Akainu killed Ace and attempted to kill Luffy and Jinbe. Ivankov intervened on the two's behalf and confronted the admiral. The two briefly fought and Akainu defeated Ivankov.

    Others Crocodile He and Crocodile apparently met before, when Crocodile was still a rookie. Ivankov even found out a precious weakness of Crocodile's, which he used to blackmail Crocodile to ensure that he would not try to betray the escape party.[25]

    Boa Hancock He and Boa Hancock seem to have an understanding. Hancock appears to be fine with Ivankov sneaking aboard the Marine ship she used to follow Luffy because of his concern for the young pirate. They both expressed worry for Luffy due to him witnessing the death of his brother.[26]

    Trafalgar D. Water Law He and Law seem to be neutral to each other. Ivankov questioned if Law was a friend of Luffy, but the latter responded he was not. Law states he had no reason to save Luffy and offers to make up a reason for doing so. Ivankov declined the offer and noted instincts can drive people to commit unusual actions.[27]

    Abilities and Powers He is considered the greatest okama in the world. As queen of Kamabakka Kingdom, Iva controls an island of male transvestites, which gives him a similar status on par with Boa Hancock, who rules over Amazon Lily. In Impel Down, he set up his new kingdom called Newkama Land and commanded a small army of "Newkama Okama" followers, all of whom were former prisoners. Following the war, he returned to Kamabakka Kingdom along with his Newkama Land followers, uniting his 2 kingdoms.

    As a commander of the Revolutionaries, Iva has control over the lower ranking members of the army. He appears to have considerable skills as a leader, evident by his ability to unite the rag-tag group of unruly inmates that strayed away and eventually found themselves in Newkama Land under his command.

    In contrast to his rather comical appearance, Ivankov is a powerful fighter should the need arise. His strength is great enough to allow him to fight on equal terms with the completely transformed Pacifista, Warlords of the Sea Bartholomew Kuma. He was able to easily defeat (without any visible damage) Sanji, one of the Straw Hats' top fighters. Upon encountering Crocodile in Impel Down, he also mentioned that he could defeat the former Warlord if necessary.

    Another helpful, if comical, asset Ivankov has is that he wears a great deal of make-up, enough to essentially create a "mask" which was able to completely shield his face from Magellan's corrosive poison and Akainu's magma in the anime, though in the latter case, it did not prevent him from getting hurt as he fainted soon afterwards.

    Ivankov also appears to have some knowledge regarding Haki, having asked Luffy about it at the final stages of the battle at Marineford, and the fact that he was able to retain his consciousness after Luffy unleashed a surge of Supreme King Haki throughout Marineford (that incapacitated both Marine and pirate alike) despite being so close to the boy while running side by side with him suggests remarkable willpower on Ivankov's part.

    Advertisement Physical Abilities Ivankov has massive physical strength befitting his size. He can easily carry a normal-sized prison guard with only one hand while searching for Ace in Level 6 prison of Impel Down. With a single kick, he could knock Bartholomew Kuma away with great force despite the latter's cybernetic reinforced durability as a Pacifista without any strain on his leg whereas Sanji, who has fearsome kicking power ended up damaging his own leg when he attacked Kuma back at Thriller Bark.

    Despite his size, Ivankov is extremely fast with incredible agility. Even with an enlarged head, he can maneuver fast enough to create multiple afterimages of himself to use his Galaxy Wink technique. His agility can be further enhanced by transforming himself into a woman with outstanding acrobatic prowess, able to perform extraordinary feats of somersaults, handsprings, and flips. He easily overwhelms Sadi in terms of speed, able to attack and evade with fluid mobility.

    Ivankov is also an extremely skilled and versatile martial artist. In addition to Newkama Kenpo, he is also an expert wrestler. He employs Newkama Kenpo techniques as a man and kicks and wrestling techniques as a woman. He easily defeated Chief Guard Sadi, one of the strongest among the staff of Impel Down, without any injuries. He also successfully injured Magellan before succumbing to his poison. Before the timeskip, he easily defeated Sanji, who is powerful enough to defeat monsters and dangerous enemies such as Jabra, an extremely powerful Six Powers master.

    Ivankov has immense endurance, as he could stand in Level 5, also known as the Freezing Hell, without showing any signs of discomfort even though the temperature was so low that prisoners were losing their limbs from extreme frostbite. Enhanced with his hormones, he could survive exposure to Magellan's deadly poison and muster enough strength to launch himself to Level 2 while carrying Inazuma. He also recovered shortly after escaping from Impel Down. In the anime, he was able to defend himself against the full force of Sanji's Diable Jambe enhanced kicks with his arms crossed without any effort.

    Ivankov has incredible strength in his facial muscles and can create powerful shock waves with simple winks.

    Devil Fruit Further information: Horu Horu no Mi Turning a man into a woman. Turning a man into a woman.

    Ivankov ate the Horu Horu no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit which allows him to create a variety of special hormones that can alter the recipients body in any way he desires, effectively allowing him to "remodel a human from the inside". He can also turn his fingers into syringes, which he uses to inject the hormones into a targets body, including his own body if he desires. With this power, he can freely alter any of the recipient's physical aspects, including: sex, growth, skin pigment, stamina, emotions, and many other things. This power led him to be known as the "Miracle Person"; this is not accurate however, as Ivankov himself stated that his hormones are not a miracle cure all and can have potentially deadly side effects if overused.

    Ivankov can inject hormones into himself, granting him physical characteristics that are advantageous to him in combat; he can greatly enlarge the size of his head to greatly enhance the power of his signature Hell Wink technique, and he can transform himself into a woman, making his/her body soft and flexible, rendering him/her resistant to blunt force. He can also create adrenaline hormones that can give the recipient a power boost, allowing them to continue fighting even if they are exhausted.

    He can also create hormones that enhance the recipient's natural immune system, allowing him to boost a person's chances of survival from conditions that would otherwise mean certain death, such as disease and poisoning. However, the chance of survival is only slightly increased, the healing hormone cure is extremely painful, and the process takes many hours, or even a few days to complete, so only those with strong enough willpower can recover. Also, the process shortens a person's potential lifespan, by years if the condition was serious enough.

    Advertisement Newkama Kenpo Further information: Newkama Kenpo Ivankov is an extremely powerful grandmaster of a martial art called the Newkama Kenpo. Ivankov could injure Chief Warden Magellan before losing to his poison ability and during the Marineford War, Ivankov was practically the first (and probably the only one) to actually harm Kuma throughout the extent of the battle. In the anime, he easily overpowered and defeated Sanji, a powerful master of the Black Leg Style. Ivankov's trademark technique is the Death Wink. This ridiculous but powerful attack creates a massive shockwave simply by winking. He demonstrated this wink on a man who swore revenge on him because Ivankov had turned his father, who was a king, into a woman. The man fired with his bazooka and Ivankov used the Death Wink to repel the blast. His Death Wink is powerful enough to shatter steel traps. This attack is often powered up by Ivankov's Devil Fruit, using it to increase the size of his own head, creating the more powerful Hell Wink.

    History Past Emporio Ivankov was born 53 years ago in the Grand Line.[3] 38 years ago, Ivankov along with Ginny, were slaves to the World Nobles, and were placed aboard a Marine ship transporting slaves to God Valley for the Native Hunting Competition. While aboard the two conducted a plan to leak their whereabouts to an outside source so they could be rescued, when the others slaves tried to quiet the two down Ivankov quickly became angered at their complacency.[28] Upon reaching God Valley, they found another slave, a young Bartholomew Kuma, beaten up by other slaves in attempt to bring him back to the World Nobles to be hunted, asking them if they wanted to live rather than die.[10] Ivankov explained the situation to the other slaves that the World Nobles were planning on hunting every single one of them to death and in order to prevent this, they needed to escape. One of the fishman slaves bites off Ivankov's cuffs to achieve this. Ginny reveals that she discovered a method to achieve escaping by using the prizes for the hunting competition which where Devil Fruits, specifically the Nikyu Nikyu no Mi and Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu which would make mass escape easy. Kuma decided to act as a decoy to ensure this plan would succeed which pumped up Ivankov as he promised he wouldn't let anyone kill him.

    Ivankov is ambushed by Charlotte Linlin, who steals the Uo Uo no Mi from him. Ivankov is ambushed by Charlotte Linlin, who steals the Uo Uo no Mi from him.

    The two managed to find both fruits, but Charlotte Linlin, who arrived on God Valley soon after for a separate purpose, attacked Ivankov to steal the fruit. Before she could do the same to Kuma, he managed to eat the Nikyu Nikyu no Mi in time, to her annoyance. Later Ivankov and Ginny warned Kuma he was reaching his limit from the amount of people he rescued before they were presumably sent away to safety.[29] Some time passed and it was revealed that Ivankov, Kuma and Ginny came out of God Valley largely unscathed, and that Kuma managed to get 500 slaves off of God Valley with his new powers. Ivankov would personally help treat Kuma's injuries along with Ginny.[30] Ivankov was greatly proud of Kuma proclaiming he had Hands of Liberation, afterwards he decided to enjoy his newfound freedom and set off to sea before saying goodbye to Kuma and Ginny before departing, with Kuma proclaiming that he would never forget his face.[31]

    Ivankov talking to Dragon at the Revolution Army headquarters, Baltigo. Ivankov talking to Dragon at the Revolution Army headquarters, Baltigo.

    Some time after parting ways with Kuma and Ginny, Ivankov would meet a former Marine who deserted his position, Monkey D. Dragon, whom shared Ivankov's ideology on freedom, especially their shared hatred and disgust of the Celestial Dragons. Together, he and Dragon would form a paramilitary force known as the Freedom Fighters, with the two of them being seen as its twin pillars, where they would end up causing rebellion in several nations suffering from the hands of their monarchs, earning Dragon a bounty for his "crimes".

    22 years ago, Ivankov and Dragon would come to liberate the Sorbet Kingdom from their corrupt King Bekori and rescue Kuma and Ginny after they were imprisoned by protesting against the slavery of their citizens. After their successful revolt, they managed to overthrow the king and recruited Bartholomew Kuma and Ginny into what would become the Revolutionary Army. Back on a ship Ivankov, Dragon, and Kuma have a chat about the Marines and weapons training.[32][2] Eventually Ivankov himself took over as a commander, becoming the head of the "G Army", which consists of the Revolutionaries stationed in the Grand Line specifically.[9] 14 years ago, at Baltigo, Revolutionary Army members stationed at a rebellion in the South Blue requested back up, Kuma told Ivankov he would handle it which caused him to protest against it, telling Kuma that he was acting too recklessly ever since the news of Ginny's capture.

    Two years later, Ginny contacted Ivankov, Kuma, and Dragon to tell them that she came down with an illness after her capture and that the World Nobles had sent her back. As she was dying, she gave one last message telling Dragon and Ivankov to take care of Kuma but not before placing her newborn baby Jewelry Bonney back at her and Kuma's church.[33] Within the same year, Ivankov was on a mission with Dragon and Kuma on the East Blue and witnessed the destruction of Gray Terminal,[34] having also helped the survivors board Dragon's ship.[35]

    Some time later, Ivankov ate the Horu Horu no Mi and was apparently responsible for many "miracles" as people would seek out his help for many things, including making them become an Okama. At some time in his past, Ivankov knew Crocodile when he was a rookie and found out a precious weakness Crocodile has along with him.[25]

    Later, Ivankov and Inazuma were imprisoned for their membership in the Revolutionaries, and were sent to Level 5 of Impel Down.[36][37] However, it seems that his membership was not widely known, as Mr. 2 Bon Kurei claimed he was captured "without rhyme nor reason".[8] He was also at one point the queen of the Kamabakka Kingdom, but retired (possibly because of his imprisonment).[1]

    Advertisement Summit War Saga Impel Down Arc Ivankov's grand entrance. Ivankov's grand entrance.

    Sometime after he was captured, Ivankov somehow completely disappeared from his cell without a trace. Since then however, there have been sightings of a man roaming around a forest near an abandoned guard's office.[5] It turns out he and all the other people who were thought disappeared were actually under the sewers of Level 5, where he ruled a kingdom of Okamas which he calls The Newkama Land. After Ivankov and Inazuma found Mr. 2 Bon Kurei and Luffy, Luffy begged for the two to save Bon Kurei, while he himself was in worse shape.[22]

    While Ivankov was making an entrance, Bellett came seeking revenge against Iva for his father becoming an Okama after visiting Kamabakka Kingdom 15 years ago. He shot a cannonball at Iva, who, pretending to be scared, winked at the cannonball and launched it back. Then he transformed his attacker with female hormones into a woman. Afterwards, he informed Bon Kurei that Luffy was in the healing process from the poison and would be finished in two days though it would cost Luffy 10 years of his lifespan.[1]

    After injecting Luffy with his Healing Hormones, he had a talk with Bon Kurei about Impel Down and the Newkama Land, explaining that it actually exists between Level 5 and Level 6, having been dug out long ago by a former prisoner possessing a digging Devil Fruit power. After explaining to Bon Kurei the mechanics of Level 6, he asked him to go rest, which he refused, as he would rather spend his time cheering on Luffy to not give up. After seeing Bon Kurei's efforts, he and everyone in Newkama Land started cheering for Luffy as well. He was last seen completely astounded by the fact that Luffy had managed to heal in just 20 hours, instead of the over 48 he had predicted it would take.[38]

    Iva showed great (albeit delayed) surprise after Luffy told him Dragon was his father, which led Iva to understand Luffy's incredible willpower and Dragon's past habits. He then assumed that Ace was also Dragon's son and came to the conclusion that the Government did not know this "fact". He then went with Luffy and Inazuma to save Ace (and possibly keep the Government from making a big mistake which, he believes, could lead to invoking Dragon's wrath). He also advised Luffy to be careful about who he tells his parentage to. He left Newkama Land with Inazuma and Luffy, believing that as Dragon's comrade it is his duty to help Luffy in his task.[39]

    When the trio managed to enter Level 6, they found that Ace has already been transferred to the custody of the Marines. Worse yet, both the lift and the stairs out of Level 6 was blocked all of a sudden. With seemingly no possible way to save Ace, Iva told Luffy to just leave the rest to Whitebeard, as perhaps the more veteran pirate would have better luck at succeeding where the three of them had failed, and that they would try to get Luffy out of Impel Down. Luffy, however, stated he would rescue Ace, or he would regret it for life, and decided to go to Marineford to do so. Iva claimed that is beyond dangerous, with so many powerful opponents there, but also sensed a powerful sensation when Luffy spoke, much like in the presence of Dragon. When some of the rowdy prisoners made snide remarks and told them to release them from their cells, Iva used his Death Wink to silence them. When Crocodile spoke up and offered them assistance, Iva persuaded Luffy to agree, and decided to use a "precious weakness" of Crocodile to hold him in control. Also, Jinbe requested for the chance to participate in the battle as well. With that, the five of them are in the process of breaking out.[40]

    Sadi-chan battles the female Ivankov. Sadi-chan battles the female Ivankov.

    When they arrived back in Level 5, he called up all his faithful Okama to join him in the battle and instructed them to free as many prisoners they can on the way from Level 5 upwards. While there, he injected Mr. 2 with Tension Hormones to be able to fight alongside with them. He then chased after Luffy and made his way up to Level 4 to fight the jailers there.[41] Having used Face Growth Hormones on himself, Ivankov defeated a group of Blugori with a single Hell Wink.[42] As the prisoners got closer to the stairs to Level 3, he changed into a woman and fought Sadi.[43] Ivankov managed to dispatch Sadi easily by restraining the Chief Guard with her own whip.[44]

    Emporio Ivankov hits Magellan with "44 - Aesthetic Technique! Hair Removal Fist". Emporio Ivankov hits Magellan with "44 - Aesthetic Technique! Hair Removal Fist".

    After finishing with Blackbeard, Magellan came after Luffy himself, refusing to allow him to tarnish Impel Down's reputation. In order to buy them time, Emporio and Inazuma decided to stay and battle Magellan himself, though both efforts ultimately proved to be futile against the Chief Warden, ending in Iva's prompt defeat.[45]

    After reviving himself with Tension Hormones and Healing Hormones,[46] Ivankov took the unconscious Inazuma with him and used Face Growth Hormone and Hell Wink to reach the Main Entrance of Impel Down, where Luffy and the other prisoners were escaping Magellan. Thanks to his Hell Wink technique, the whole group managed to reach the sea, where Jinbe's whale sharks saved them.[47]

    Advertisement Marineford Arc Once they reached the ship, Ivankov told some of the prisoners to fetch medical supplies for Inazuma.[48] Ivankov revealed he used Healing Hormones and Tension Hormones to save himself from the poison, but he did not want to put Inazuma through the same thing.[46]

    After going through the Gates of Justice, Luffy told Ivankov that Ace was actually the son of Gol D. Roger, which shocked him.[49] Regardless, Ivankov was willing to continue to support Luffy, and at Luffy's request, used the Hell Wink to launch the entire ship into the air and into Marineford.[50]

    The escapees finally arrive in Marineford. The escapees finally arrive in Marineford.

    He and the other Impel Down fugitives fell from the sky down upon Marineford, in order to support Luffy in his rescue of Ace.[51] Upon splashing down in the bay of Marineford, and after being rescued by Jinbe, Ivankov mused aloud that a battle of the great powers is certainly a force to be reckoned with.[52]

    Ivankov was stunned to see Luffy speaking so cavalierly with Whitebeard, even going so far as to compete with him to save Ace. Ivankov later used a Death Wink to propel Luffy, who was charging towards the platform that Ace was on, away from a laser fired at him by Admiral Kizaru. When Luffy yelled his gratitude, Ivankov's only reply was that he sees it as his duty to not let Luffy die while in his presence.

    Ivankov was then attacked by another laser, only this time, it came from Bartholomew Kuma, which Ivankov managed to evade with an acrobatic rolling move. He was panting and thinking to himself that while he could tolerate it if it is Kuma's desire to retain his Warlord of the Sea status, to fire directly at an old acquaintance like himself is quite another matter.[53]

    Ivankov confronts Kuma. Ivankov confronts Kuma.

    He later fought with Kuma, trying to talk some sense into him and saying that if Kuma does not stop attacking, he will be forced to fight back. Doflamingo said that it is no use talking to Kuma[54] as his modification into a full Pacifista was recently completed, erasing all of Kuma's memories and making him a heartless killing machine. Ivankov, outraged, said he would hold back no longer.[55] When the army of Pacifista was unveiled, with Sentomaru apparently commanding them, a stunned Ivankov could only sputter Kuma's name repeatedly.[56]

    Ivankov was shocked when Squard stabbed Whitebeard and when Crocodile called the Emperor weak.[57] After Whitebeard entered the battle himself, Ivankov and Jinbe discussed the proceeding of the battle and realized that the Marines were planning something big. After the Marines raised the steel walls in order to surround all the pirates, Akainu rained down magma fists on the pirates, and Ivankov leaped out of the way.[58]

    As the pirates rush toward Little Oars Jr., whose body held down part of the siege wall, Ivankov asked Jinbe about Luffy's location, and the fish-man pointed toward the fallen giant. An explosion then caught and launched Luffy back toward Ivankov and Jinbe, both of whom scolded him over such a reckless plan.[59]

    Ivankov enlarged his face and looked over the siege wall. Seeing the barely conscious Luffy in Whitebeard's hand, Ivankov scolded the young pirate about joining the war and Luffy's role in it. Whitebeard then threw Luffy to the side and had a doctor look after him.[60] Luffy begged for another shot of tension hormones so that he could continue fighting, and worried about having to face Dragon should Luffy die, Ivankov begrudgingly did so[61] and then followed Luffy into the fight again, reminding him about the risks of the hormones. Two Pacifista confronted them and prepared to fire at them, but Hancock stood in the way, causing the cyborgs to stand down and Ivankov to wonder how Luffy made such an ally. When the Marines prepared to execute Ace, Luffy used Supreme King Haki, shocking Ivankov.[62]

    Several New World captains support Ivankov and Luffy. Several New World captains support Ivankov and Luffy.

    As Ivankov and Luffy continued running to the platform, Ivankov asked Luffy where he got that kind of power. Luffy was unaware of it, and Ivankov realized it is no wonder he attracts people. Ivankov and Luffy pummeled through the Marines, and he asked Luffy if he has what it takes to live up to the expectations of Whitebeard's faith in him, but Luffy said that he has never known Whitebeard and stated that he is only there for one reason, to save Ace. Once they neared the platform, Ivankov asked Inazuma to use his power to build a path for Luffy to reach Ace and kept the Marines from getting closer to Luffy as he ran to the top. Monkey D. Garp jumped down on the bridge and broke it,[63] and as it fell, Ivankov yelled at Luffy to do something.[64]

    After Luffy freed Ace, Ivankov cried with joy that Luffy is the man that can get the job done.[65] When Whitebeard called for his forces to retreat, Ivankov asked why Luffy had not moved.[66]

    Later, after Akainu killed Ace, Luffy went into shock, alarming Ivankov.[67] Jinbe grabbed Luffy and ran with Ivankov back to the ships as Whitebeard died and declared that One Piece is real.[68] Akainu appeared in front of Jinbe and once again told him to give Straw Hat to him, but Jinbe replied back that he would rather die than giving up on Luffy. As Akainu prepared himself to attack, Ivankov appeared overhead with an enlarged head, refused to let the boy come to harm, and attacked the admiral with his signature Hell Wink, causing a massive explosion.[69] After a brief battle, Akainu took down Ivankov and Inazuma and continued his pursuit of Jinbe and Luffy.[70]

    Advertisement Post-War Arc Having managed to survive his ordeal against Akainu, Ivankov and his men sneaked onboard Boa Hancock's commandeered battleship. He then boarded Trafalgar Law's submarine, commented on the strength and will Luffy displayed since Impel Down, and lamented about the pain Luffy accumulated during his ordeal. He then asked Law if he is a friend of Luffy's. When Law told him they are not allies and offered to make up an excuse for treating him, Iva said he does not need one, as Law was simply following his instincts.[71] Once Hancock's crew arrived to take Luffy to Amazon Lily, Ivankov declared that his duty to protect Luffy was now complete and decided to leave everything else to Jinbe, Hancock, and Law. Ivankov departed on the battleship and hoped to meet Luffy again.[72]

    Ivankov arguing with Sanji. Ivankov arguing with Sanji.

    Returning to Momoiro Island, Ivankov encountered Sanji, who had been forced to endure time with the other Okama thanks to being sent there by Kuma. Sanji tried to convince him of his connection to Luffy, but because of the badly-drawn wanted poster, Ivankov did not believe a word Sanji said. Ivankov declared that he would refuse to tell Sanji anything about Luffy since there was the slightest chance of Sanji being a spy for the Marines and the government.

    Sanji attempted to win a boat off Ivankov by defeating him in combat but failed. Later, Ivankov decided to tell Sanji about Luffy since the news of the Straw Hat captain had been made public and handed Sanji the newspaper. When Sanji started reading the newspaper, Ivankov went to a communication room with Inazuma and spoke with Revolutionary Dragon through Den Den Mushi. Ivankov informed Dragon about the newspaper article concerning Luffy and commented on how much he is like his father. Ivankov then asked Dragon about what happened to Kuma as he is no longer the Kuma that Ivankov once knew and added that Kuma even tried to kill him.[12]

    Later, when Sanji was reading the article about Luffy going back to Marineford, Ivankov was looking over his shoulder inquiring what he was reading about.[73] While eating in the dining hall, Ivankov once again asked Sanji about the article. Sanji would not answer much to the Ikama's annoyance. When Sanji inquired about the food they were eating, Ivankov proceeded to tell Sanji the enhancing properties of the "Attack Cuisine". Sanji then told Ivankov to give him the recipe, but the Okama bluntly refused and said that Sanji needed to learn Newkama Kenpo in order to learn the recipe. Since Sanji refused to become an Okama, Ivankov then gave Sanji a challenge to earn the recipe, to defeat the 99 masters of Newkama Kenpo while evading the island's inhabitants. If Sanji won, Ivankov would grant his wishes including a boat, but if he lost, there was no guarantee that Sanji would keep his manhood.[23]

    Advertisement Fish-Man Island Saga Return to Sabaody Arc After two years passed and Sanji succeeded in conquering Ivankov's challenge, Ivankov gave Sanji a boat for him to return to Sabaody Archipelago.[24]

    Dressrosa Saga From the Decks of the World Ivankov read about the Straw Hats' reunion in a newspaper.[74]

    Whole Cake Island Saga From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc Ivankov and the other okamas prepared Kamabakka Kingdom for the upcoming meeting with the leaders of the Revolutionary Army.[75][21]

    Levely Arc After Baltigo was destroyed by the Blackbeard Pirates, the Revolutionary Army moved their base of operations to Momoiro Island. While waiting for all the Revolutionary commanders to arrive, Ivankov spoke with Dragon about the news of Luffy's exploits at Totto Land and was surprised that Sanji was a prince of the Germa Kingdom.[21]

    Wano Country Saga Wano Country Arc After the Levely, the newspaper reported that Sabo had assassinated Nefertari Cobra,[76] which Ivankov refused to believe.[77] The other officers later brought Kuma, whom they had rescued from Mary Geoise, to Momoiro Island.[78]

    Final Saga Egghead Arc Ivankov and the other revolutionaries were relieved to hear that Sabo was still alive. As Dragon went to interrogate Kuma, Sabo called the other revolutionaries[78] and denied killing Cobra. Sabo attempted to report what he had seen in Pangaea Castle, but the World Government cut off the signal and destroyed the Lulusia Kingdom.[79]

    Later, the revolutionaries were in the middle of repairing Kuma when he stood up of his own accord. Ivankov pleaded for Kuma to stop, but the cyborg ran to the coastline[80] and propelled himself off the island.[81]

    Ivankov and Dragon meet with Sabo. Ivankov and Dragon meet with Sabo.

    Afterwards, Ivankov greeted Sabo at his return to Momoiro Island and was relieved that he was still alive. Along with Dragon, Sabo held a private meeting to discuss the events of what happened at the Levely fearing that it could put everyone else in danger if spoken with the other captains.[82] Ivankov and Dragon first discussed Sabo's objectives and the revolutionaries overall success of attacking the government's cargo ships, cutting off their supply lines of food and resources, Dragon noted despite their success it would eventually incur the wrath of the Knights of God. Ivankov then asked Sabo to recount the truth around the events at the Levely and of Cobra's death.[83] After Sabo recounted the events that happened at the Levely and the existence of Imu, Ivankov deduced that Imu is one of the First Twenty kings, specifically Nerona Imu and that he potentially possessed Perennial Youth as well. Ivankov then proposed that the weapon used in the destruction of Lulusia was controlled by the government and could only have been built by Vegapunk; however, Dragon interjected stating that Vegapunk would not purposefully build a weapon solely for mass murder, leading Ivankov to speculate that it must have been one of the Ancient Weapons.[84]

    During the aftermath of Lulusia's destruction via the Mother Flame, Momoiro Island began to feel the after-effects of various flooding on the island, much to Ivankov's dismay.[85] Sometime later, Ivankov and Dragon discussed where Kuma might be heading, with Ivankov speculating that he might have gone to Mary Geoise.[86] Sometime after, Ivankov and the Revolutionary army witnessed Vegapunk's worldwide broadcast. Ivankov inquired about what Vegapunk was doing and why his head was slimmer in the recorded message than from the last time he had seen it.[87] Ivankov was shocked when Vegapunk revealed to the world that they were currently living on the pieces of a continent that had existed long ago.[88] Following the end of the broadcast, the revolutionaries discussed the revelations of Vegapunk's message. Ivankov and Sabo deduced that the reason behind the creation of Tequila Wolf, Vodka Wolf, Rum Wolf, and Bourbon Wolf was to keep the World Nobles safe from the rising sea level.[89]

49. #49Karasu

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    Karasu Sign In to Save Edit Karasu Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: カラス Romanized Name: Karasu Official English Name: Karasu Debut: Chapter 593; Episode 510[1] Affiliations: Revolutionary Army (North Army)[2] Occupations: North Army Commander of the Revolutionary Army[2] Origin: North Blue[3] Residence: Baltigo (former); Momoiro Island Status: Alive Age: 45 (debut) 47 (after timeskip)[3] Birthday: September 18th[3] Height: 265 cm (8'8")[3] Blood Type: S[3] Bounty: Beli400,000,000[3] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Takeshi Kusao English Voice: Funimation: Matt Fowler Devil Fruit Japanese Name: Susu Susu no Mi English Name: Soot-Soot Fruit Meaning: Soot Type: Logia For the bird from Treasure Wars, see Karasu (Non-Canon). Karasu is a member of the Revolutionary Army, serving as one of its executive officers and the commander of the North Army.[2]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 3.1 Devil Fruit 3.2 Haki 4 History 4.1 Summit War Saga 4.1.1 Post-War Arc 4.2 Dressrosa Saga 4.2.1 Dressrosa Arc 4.3 Whole Cake Island Saga 4.3.1 Levely Arc 4.4 Wano Country Saga 4.4.1 One Piece: Stampede 4.4.2 Wano Country Arc 4.5 Final Saga 4.5.1 Egghead Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Other Appearances 6.1 Video Games 7 Trivia 8 References 9 Site Navigation Quick Answers fandom logo What role does Karasu play in the Revolutionary Army in One Piece?toggle section What is the significance of Karasu's crow-like appearance?toggle section Why does Karasu wear a plague doctor mask?toggle section What are the characteristics of Karasu's personality?toggle section How does Karasu's attire contribute to his crow-like theme?toggle section 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Appearance Karasu is a tall, muscular, and bald man with pale skin who wears half of a plague doctor mask on his face that acts as a loudspeaker. He wears an open dark feather coat similar to those worn by the Beast Pirates that leaves his chest exposed, dark pants, and a sash around his neck. His overall attire gives him a crow-like theme and appearance.

    Gallery Karasu Portrait A close-up of Karasu's face. Karasu Anime Concept Art Karasu's anime concept art. Karasu Digitally Colored Manga Karasu in the Digitally Colored Manga. Karasu Thousand Storm Karasu in One Piece Thousand Storm. Personality Karasu is an honorable man who despises those who attack the weak. He is also very quiet, and he usually communicates via inaudible mumbling, thus he needs his loudspeaker mask to be heard by others. He does not appear to take kindly to people who react negatively to his mumbling, as veins bulged on his forehead in anger when Peachbeard pointed it out. However, he also tends to be forgetful at times as he forgot to turn on his speaker, resulting in his mumbling.[4]

    Abilities and Powers As an executive of the Revolutionary Army, Karasu holds a powerful position within the organization. As the commander of the North Army, he has full control over all the soldiers in it.[2] He has been given a bounty of Beli400,000,000 showing the World Government sees him as a considerable threat.[3]

    He is a very capable fighter, as he fought evenly against Admiral Fujitora while having a territorial advantage.[5]

    Devil Fruit Further information: Susu Susu no Mi Karasu breaking up his body into crows made of soot. Karasu breaking up his body into crows made of soot.

    Karasu ate the Susu Susu no Mi, a Logia-type Devil Fruit that allows him to create, control, and transform his body into soot at will.[5] He commonly uses this power to mold his soot into the shape of a flock of crows, as well as breaking up his elemental body into crows.[1][6]

    His soot crows are able to fly at high speed and can relay information to his allies either by him speaking through them or delivering newspapers.[7] The crows can also be used in combat, able to disarm enemies en masse by snatching away their weapons or by attacking his opponents directly.[6] Additionally, each crow is capable of carrying an average-sized person on its back.[7]

    He can use his soot in other ways as well, such as building it into constructs. He can fly by transforming his body into soot, even without his crow wings.[5]

    Advertisement Haki Main article: Haki Karasu possesses the ability to use Armament and Observation Haki.[3]

    History Summit War Saga Post-War Arc Two crows from Karasu went to Baltigo to deliver the newspaper to the group of Terry Gilteo. Shortly after, one of Karasu's crows delivered the newspaper to Bunny Joe's group as they escorted Nico Robin.[1]

    Dressrosa Saga Dressrosa Arc Karasu takes Sabo to the Revolutionaries' ship. Karasu takes Sabo to the Revolutionaries' ship.

    After Sabo, Koala, and Hack had completed their mission on Dressrosa, Karasu and some others came to take them back to Baltigo. Karasu flew to Sabo as a murder of crows and brought him to their ship, where they set sail.[7]

    Whole Cake Island Saga Levely Arc Two days before the Levely, Karasu and his fellow commanders Lindbergh, Belo Betty, and Morley went to Lulusia Kingdom to protect it from the pillaging Peachbeard Pirates. When Peachbeard wondered what Karasu was saying, the executive got mad, and Betty told him and Lindbergh to back up the citizens that she had encouraged into taking action. Karasu transformed into crows and stole the pirates' swords, and the pirates were quickly defeated. The executives then headed to Momoiro Island to meet with the rest of the army about their upcoming declaration of war on the World Nobles, and Karasu noted that he had forgotten to turn on his loudspeaker.[8]

    Karasu's group hidden underneath Mary Geoise. Karasu's group hidden underneath Mary Geoise.

    After the meeting at Momoiro Island, Karasu accompanied Sabo, Lindbergh, and Morley to Red Port. There, they secretly advanced toward Mary Geoise along with several royals heading to the Levely.[9] While hiding underground, the executives discussed about saving Kuma from his enslavement to the World Nobles.[10]

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    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece: Stampede Karasu was present with the revolutionaries on their ship as it was leaving Delta Island.[11]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Wano Country Arc Karasu fights Fujitora. Karasu fights Fujitora.

    On the fourth day of the Levely, the four Revolutionary Army captains declared war by destroying the Celestial Dragons' symbol, and attacked Mary Geoise. While Saint Pluming fled the attack and attempted to kill his slave, Karasu saved the pirate, whom he told to flee to the east of the city. After defeating some World Government agents with his powers, Karasu told Lindbergh that they must hurry to free the slaves. There the admirals Fujitora and Ryokugyu arrived, where Karasu confronts the former. In the midst of that, he contacted Sabo, who has infiltrated Pangaea Castle, asking if he already got the keys to the explosive necklaces. Sabo told him that he found where they were and that he will get them soon, before talking to Lindbergh and Morley.[12][5]

    Soon after, inside the Pangaea Castle, Sabo gives one of Karasu's crows the keys to the explosive necklaces to give to Morley. He also told Karasu that when Kuma and all the other slaves are free, that they all go to headquarters as quickly as possible. After Sabo told him that he would go with them once he did what he had to do, Karasu wished him luck.

    The raven then arrives at the plaza, where Karasu informed Morley, who was holding Kuma, that Sabo has given him the keys of the explosive collars. Therefore, Morley told him it was time to go.[13]

    The revolutionaries successfully escaped to Momoiro Island with Kuma[14] but were separated from Sabo.

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    Advertisement Egghead Arc Over a month after his attack on Mary Geoise, Karasu and the other revolutionaries were relieved to hear that Sabo was still alive, despite the newspaper reporting that he had assassinated Nefertari Cobra. As Dragon went to interrogate Kuma, Sabo called the other revolutionaries[15] and denied killing Cobra. Sabo attempted to report what he had seen in Pangaea Castle, but the World Government cut off the signal and destroyed the Lulusia Kingdom.[16]

    Later, the revolutionaries were in the middle of repairing Kuma when he stood up of his own accord, ran to the coastline,[17] and propelled himself off the island.[18] Sometime after, Karasu and his fellow revolutionaries watched Vegapunk's worldwide broadcast.[19]

50. #50Belo Betty

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    Belo Betty Sign In to Save Edit Belo Betty Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ベロ・ベティ Romanized Name: Bero Beti Official English Name: Belo Betty Debut: Chapter 904; Episode 880[1] Affiliations: Revolutionary Army (East Army)[1] Occupations: East Army Commander of the Revolutionary Army[1] Origin: East Blue[2] Residence: Baltigo (former); Momoiro Island Status: Alive Age: 34[2] Birthday: June 15th[3] Height: 196 cm (6'5")[2] Blood Type: XF[2] Bounty: Beli457,000,000[2] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Yūko Kaida English Voice: Funimation: Kristi Rothrock Devil Fruit Japanese Name: Kobu Kobu no Mi English Name: Pump-Pump Fruit Meaning: Encouragement Type: Paramecia Belo Betty is the commander of the East Army in the Revolutionary Army.[1] She succeeded the previous commander, Ginny, eight years after her death.[4]

    Contents 1 Appearance 1.1 Gallery 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 3.1 Devil Fruit 3.2 Haki 4 History 4.1 Whole Cake Island Saga 4.1.1 Levely Arc 4.2 Wano Country Saga 4.2.1 One Piece: Stampede 4.2.2 Wano Country Arc 4.3 Final Saga 4.3.1 Egghead Arc 5 Major Battles 6 Other Appearances 6.1 Video Games 7 Trivia 7.1 SBS-Based Trivia 8 References 9 Site Navigation 1/2

    The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Appearance Betty is a tall, slim woman with fair skin, short, purple hair stylized in a bob cut. Her pale green eyes are usually covered by a pair of black-framed sunglasses with red lenses and tiny white spots at the bottom. She also wears red lipstick and is usually seen smoking a cigarette.

    She wears a red top hat with red goggles, a pair of red curled horns on the front, and a long and puffy white plume on the back. She wears a red tie and her torso is barely covered, as she leaves her cropped red jacket with pink outlines open. She has red and white striped stockings under her red thigh-high boots. Her frilly red skirt is short on the front and long at the back. She also carries around a large flag with the Revolutionary Army's symbol on it.[5]

    Four years ago, Betty's hair was long instead of a bob cut. She wore a revealing shirt and did not have her sunglasses or the curled horns on her hat.

    Gallery Belo Betty 22 Years Ago Betty at age 12. Belo Betty At Age 30 Betty at age 30. Betty's Eyes Betty with her eyes visible. Belo Betty Anime Concept Art Betty's anime concept art. Betty Digitally Colored Manga Betty in the Digitally Colored Manga. Belo Betty Thousand Storm Betty in One Piece Thousand Storm. Log Levely Alt Betty's attire from One Piece Log Collection. Personality “ Will you die? Or will you fight? Choose your own fate! Is being a hero someone else's duty? It could be yours! ” — Betty's beliefs in fighting for one's freedom.[6]

    Betty treats the people she helps very rudely, insulting them and only referring to them with degrading terms, which was why Kuma let her take Ginny's position as East Blue Commander, due to their similar personalities. Despite this attitude, her intention is still to recruit them into the Revolutionary Army by encouraging them to make their own choices. She believes that committing heroic actions is a decision one makes for themselves. When the people of Lulusia Kingdom took up arms and fought, she broke her normal attitude briefly to commend them on their actions. Despite her rude and disrespectful attitude, she does share with her fellow executives the same feelings of mercy and a desire to help those who are in trouble. Also, she does show respect and appreciation to those who stand to fight their own enemies and troubles, as she warmly smiled and proudly praised the people of Lulusia Kingdom for standing up and fighting the Peachbeard Pirates.[7]

    Advertisement Abilities and Powers As a Revolutionary Army executive, Betty is in a powerful position within the organization. As commander of the East Army, she has control over all the soldiers in it. The World Government has given her a bounty of Beli457,000,000, proving that she is a significant threat to their operations.

    Betty is an extremely charismatic orator. With her Devil Fruit powers, she inspires numerous people to fight. Morley called Betty the flag bearer of freedom for her skills.[1]

    Devil Fruit Further information: Kobu Kobu no Mi Betty uses her power to encourage the citizens of the Lulusia Kingdom. Betty uses her power to encourage the citizens of the Lulusia Kingdom.

    Betty ate the Kobu Kobu no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that allows her to encourage and rally people into fighting, increasing their resolve and physical strength in the process. She activates her power by speaking encouraging words to her targets.[8] Once someone has been encouraged, this power will keep their fighting spirit going for quite some time, though it is unknown how long this power actually stays in effect or if it even has a time limit at all.[9]

    Her power is effective enough that she was able to turn the scared helpless citizens of the Lulusia Kingdom into a fighting force strong enough to successfully beat back the invading Peachbeard Pirates with only sticks.

    Haki Main article: Haki Betty possesses the ability to use Armament and Observation Haki.[2]

    History 22 years ago, Belo Betty was a member of the Freedom Fighters and took part in freeing Bartholomew Kuma and Ginny while recruiting them into their ranks. Shortly after, the Freedom Fighters were restructured into a new group called the Revolutionary Army with Betty remaining in the group under an unknown rank.[10]

    Sometime within the last 4 years, Betty met up with Kuma alongside her fellow revolutionaries. She requested his blessing to be commander of the revolutionary East Army, to which he obliged, giving her Ginny's old position.[4]

    Advertisement Whole Cake Island Saga Levely Arc Betty and her fellow executives Morley, Lindbergh, and Karasu went to the Lulusia Kingdom to save the citizens from the pillaging Peachbeard Pirates. Betty went to the citizens, giving them the choice to fight. The citizens that decided to fight had their latent powers awakened by Betty's Devil Fruit, and Betty told Lindbergh and Karasu to back up the citizens as they charged into battle. After the pirates were defeated, the executives left them for the citizens to turn in for the captain's bounty, and Betty gave the citizens the revolutionaries' contact information, encouraging them to rise up with the army. The executives then headed for Momoiro Island to meet with the rest of the army and prepare for their declaration of war on the World Nobles.[11]

    Betty converses with Koala about the fish-men's association with the Government. Betty converses with Koala about the fish-men's association with the Government.

    After the meeting at Momoiro Island, Betty had a conversation with Koala, commenting on the latter's desire to fight the World Government for the sake of the fish-men race.[12]

    Wano Country Saga

    The following events are non-canon, and therefore not considered part of the canon story.

    One Piece: Stampede She was present with the revolutionaries on their ship as it was leaving Delta Island.[13]

    Concludes non-canon section.

    Wano Country Arc After the Levely, the newspaper reported that Sabo had assassinated Nefertari Cobra.[14][15] The other officers later brought Bartholomew Kuma, whom they had rescued from Mary Geoise, to Momoiro Island.[16]

    Final Saga Egghead Arc When the other revolutionaries were celebrating the news that Sabo was still alive, Betty found the noise annoying and told them to quiet down. As Dragon went to interrogate Kuma, Sabo called the other revolutionaries[16] and denied killing Cobra. Sabo attempted to report what he had seen in Pangaea Castle, but the World Government cut off the signal and destroyed the Lulusia Kingdom.[17]

    Later, the revolutionaries were in the middle of repairing Kuma when he stood up of his own accord, ran to the coastline,[18] and propelled himself off the island.[19]

    Belo Betty later greeted the survivors of Lulusia Kingdom onto the island, remembering them from the liberation of the Peachbeard Pirates on Lulusia before enlisting them into the Revolutionary Army.[20] Sometime after, Betty and her fellow revolutionaries watched Vegapunk's worldwide broadcast.[21] Later, Betty was shocked when Vegapunk revealed to the world that they were currently living on the pieces of a continent that existed long ago.[22]

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