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Marshall D. Teach

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Marshall D. Teach or Blackbeard from One Piece.

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Personality - Teach's personality seems to be a strange mixture of courage and cowardice, caution and recklessness, and brilliance and stupidity. While at times his character appears strong and fearsome, like he has full control of a situation, at other times he will seem weak and ridiculous, struggling in ways that are unbecoming of a pirate of his stature. All those contrasting elements reinforce the idea that Teach is rather unpredictable and somewhat of an enigma, making him similar to the series' protagonist Monkey D. Luffy to a great extent. It is worth noting that Teach was a rather gloomy and serious individual in his childhood, back when he was nothing more than an orphaned pirate apprentice, unlike his more outgoing and expressive adult self.

In general, Teach is perhaps the most realistic depiction of a pirate within the series, showing various degrees of greed, dishonesty, brutality, opportunism, and cunning. This is a point Teach has in common with his crewmates for the most part, as they are known for being equally rowdy and violent. Having wild personalities under his command, however, does not bother Teach in any way, as he believes that a pirate crew is primarily defined by its members being in sync about their goals and agendas, with relationships among personnel being a secondary concern. This means that Teach is willing to welcome in anyone who he thinks could assist him in achieving his objectives, whether they are infamous criminals from Impel Down, which is the case for half of his Titanic Captains; former Warlords, like Gecko Moria, or even former Marines, such as Kuzan.

Blackbeard has no tolerance for his subordinates' failures towards him, such as Avalo Pizarro for allowing both Koby and Moria to escape.

Teach is most well-known for his treacherous, long-term plans, having lied and deceived various organizations in order to reach the top of the pirate world. As stated by Shanks, Teach is very patient and careful, choosing to lurk in the shadows until the perfect opportunity presents itself, at which point he will quickly act to capitalize on whatever he has set his sights on. As an example, Teach as a child joined the Whitebeard Pirates to find the Yami Yami no Mi, killing a crewmate in cold blood despite having spent two decades aboard the ship. Later, he deceived the Marines by joining the Seven Warlords of the Sea in an elaborate and convoluted fashion for the sole reason of gaining access to Impel Down in order to find new, powerful crewmates. Marco considers Teach to be a very ungrateful and deplorable individual.

Though he betrayed the Whitebeard Pirates, Teach does consider the crew he himself formed as comrades to an extent, which is made evident when he was willing to make a trade with the Marines for a battleship big enough to hold all of them comfortably for the sake of one crew member, Sanjuan Wolf. Despite his obvious malevolent nature, he can also put up a front of compassion and care, show sympathy and empathy towards his crew's well-being, and is willing to take assaults intended for them. However, this apparent kindness does not eclipse his lust for power, as he would have no qualms about sacrificing any of his crew in order to save his own skin or obtain a powerful Devil Fruit. In addition, Teach does not care about any allies sailing under his flag, which is in contrast to most Emperors, who tend to retaliate when their subordinates get attacked.

Teach is an ambitious, power-hungry man who will bide his time to get whatever he needs in order to become stronger. Having a major interest in Devil Fruits, Teach believes that their pros heavily outweigh their cons. As such, he is constantly on the lookout for powerful abilities to steal for himself and his crew, with this ability-hunting routine being the backbone of his rule as one of the Four Emperors. Teach also seeks to become a king, even attempting to negotiate with the World Government to make his home base of Hachinosu an official nation.

Teach's ultimate goal seems to be world domination, as it is the main objective for the missions and aspirations the Blackbeard Pirates undertake under him. Teach will negotiate with powerful adversaries, kidnap high-ranking officers, steal important Poneglyph copies, recruit former high-ranking Marines, or even infiltrate government-controlled islands, as well as confront high-level World Government operatives, in order to further this goal in the long run.

Teach, like others who carry the Will of D., has a strong belief in fate and the dreams of men, but unlike the others, is the only one who truly seems to take it to heart. He shares several attributes with Luffy, including having a voracious appetite, a carefree attitude, and a love for partying, as well as a competitive and reckless nature to the point of persevering even if there may be grave consequences, and huge ambitions to follow his dream of finding the One Piece and becoming the new Pirate King.

Despite that, there is a great contrast between him and Luffy: primarily, Teach fears death, whereas other D. carriers embrace it if it comes. Furthermore, when backed into a corner, Teach has shown himself to be a coward: when being held at a chokepoint by Whitebeard, he pathetically begged for mercy, calling him "Pops" and reminding Whitebeard that he was his "son" and that he could never kill one of his own "family." However, he is never shown doing this anywhere else, and he had all of his fellow pirates deal the finishing blow on Whitebeard right after, suggesting that this was motivated by genuine fear and recognition towards Whitebeard's abilities. Just before his death, Whitebeard cryptically noted that Teach was not the one Roger had been waiting for and dismissed Teach as being incapable of continuing Roger's legacy.

Perhaps because of his strong belief in fate, Teach is highly amoral. He believes that there is no inherent "good" nor "evil" in the world, jeeringly mocking anyone who expresses such belief. His nihilistic tendencies are in line with the power of the Yami Yami no Mi he possesses, which is said to reduce everything to "nothingness." During his raid on Impel Down, he stated that his plans have not gone exactly as expected but that he is willing to take these surprises in stride and adapt his plans to whatever new circumstance he stumbles into.

Teach is often very calm, composed, relaxed, easygoing, cheerful, and free-spirited, being often politely sarcastic and mocking towards those around him. He does not seem to hold resentment towards those who wrong him or when a disaster befalls his crew, taking things in stride while laughing in amusement. He is also fond of relaxing and having some leisure every now and then, believing that the pirate life should be fun.

Teach is overconfident and tends to converse and/or taunt his opponents in the middle of battle, having done this in every confrontation he has been depicted in and something Whitebeard once pointed out as a weakness of his. This arrogance often translates into consequences, as he almost always suffers a heavy, painful attack while his guard is down. Since having acquired two Devil Fruit powers, Teach has developed a severe superiority complex, believing himself to be truly invincible and the strongest of them all. Despite his arrogance, Teach does show a sense of caution and will avoid fighting opponents he views as highly troublesome.

In contrast to his obvious malevolent nature, Teach has shown respect and leadership for his own crew. He was willing to take the brunt of an enemy attack for them, despite his Devil's Fruit's weakness of increasing incoming damage, but that act of selflessness is rare for Teach. In true to his way of letting fate decide things, Teach will often employ his Devil Fruit powers even with his crew still present and at risk of getting harmed by them. Of particular note, when he first gained the powers of the Gura Gura no Mi, there was a chance of the plan backfiring and leaving the Blackbeard Pirates with no option but splitting up. However, the crew were more than satisfied with things going this way since they all seem to believe in the power of ultimate fate to some degree. Teach seems to trust his top officers, the Ten Titanic Captains enough to divulge the secret of his special bloodline, being a descendant of Davy Jones as are all members of the Davy Clan.

Despite their loyalty towards him, Teach receives a fair amount of casual disrespect from his crew from time to time, especially from the Impel Down recruits, but he seems to get over it all save for a few annoyed moments. In general, they all enjoy having fun and hanging out with their leader for parties and drinking sessions. In the end, however, Teach only truly cares about himself as his lust for power always outweighs the well-being of his crewmembers. By Teach's own claim, he does not consider his crew as friends, but allies of common interests.

Teach seems to like women with good manners, that are polite and lady-like. Teach's favorite foods are cherry pie and kebab, and his least favorite food is gravy. Teach enjoys spring on Summer Islands. If he was not a pirate, then he would be an archaeologist as his hobbies are gambling and conducting historical research. His Flagship is called "The Saber of Xebec" named after his late father out of respect.

Like many other characters, Teach has a unique laugh: "Zehahahahahaha!"

Appearance- Teach is a very tall man with dark skin, being exactly 11'3" tall. He has a massive build, as his body is round barrel shaped and fat with relatively thin limbs. He has a prominent lipped mouth with several broken or missing teeth, a pronounced crooked nose, and a very large and hairy chest and torso. Long, thick, woolly black hair falls down the back of his neck, underneath a black bandana. He also has a black beard that grew around his jawline (hence his epithet).

At his first appearance in Mock Town, Teach wore an open buttoned white shirt with rolled-up sleeves, green trousers with black line patterns, a yellow sash around his waist, and classic black swashbuckler boots complete with large bronze buckles. During his raid on Banaro Island, he had added a large black and gold captain's coat over his attire, along with white beads on each wrist as bracelets and rings with gemstones on all of the fingers of both his hands (similar to his predecessor, Crocodile). At both of these moments, his beard was still small and scruffy.

At the Seven Warlords of the Sea meeting at the Marine Headquarters, he added a pair of necklaces of red as well as golden-yellow and blue beads to his dark orange sash (dark yellow in the anime) and a traditional black tricorne hat over his grey bandana, as well as switching to a red unbuttoned dress shirt, while wearing his captain's coat like a cape. His beard had also gotten thicker and more noticeable at this point. He also has three flintlocks and a flask tied to his sash around his waist.

During the timeskip his beard had grown significantly longer, going all the way down to his chest, and was split into two sections. He now wears a bigger tricorne with his Jolly Roger in front. On the night he recruited Kuzan into the Blackbeard Pirates, his outfit comprised a dress shirt with a darker shade of red that was buttoned halfway and a pair of purple patterned pants.

After the timeskip, Teach has grown his beard out more and split it into multiple sections, very much like his real-life basis. He also wears golden hoop earrings, and his tricorn now has two white feathers with red tips and a purple flower on the side. Underneath the tricorne he wears a yellow bandana with red polka dots and also now dons a pair of sunglasses. He switched to a light purple dress shirt completely unbuttoned again and has puffy sleeves with a black captain’s coat with red linings along with a cloak made of orange feathers. He now wears dark blue pants with light blue floral designs on them, red and white striped socks, and silver buckles on his swashbuckler boots.

History- Marshall D. Teach, born Davy D. Teach, most commonly referred to by his epithet "Blackbeard", is the admiral of the Blackbeard Pirates, and one of the Four Emperors that rule over the New World. He is the son of the legendary pirate Rocks D. Xebec and his wife Eris, making him a member of the nearly-extinct Davy Family, thus a descendant of the mythical pirate Davy D. Jones which is only known to a small number of individuals, including his own crew and the Five Elders. He is also the only known person in history to wield the powers of two Devil Fruits.

Teach started out his pirate career as an apprentice of the Whitebeard Pirates, then later became a member of the crew's 2nd Division. However, he murdered Thatch, the 4th Division Commander, in order to steal the Yami Yami no Mi, a rare darkness-based Logia Devil Fruit with the power to nullify the Devil Fruit abilities of others. He then fled from Whitebeard's crew and, after defeating the infamous 2nd Division Commander Portgas D. Ace and handing him over to the Marines, was awarded a position among the Seven Warlords of the Sea. He only held the position briefly, though, using it to infiltrate the great underwater prison Impel Down and escaping with multiple infamous Level 6 prisoners recruited into his crew. Upon arriving at the Summit War of Marineford, he resigned from his position and murdered Whitebeard, mysteriously stealing his quake-generating power. This, along with his victory in the Payback War and conquest of the majority of Whitebeard's territories during the timeskip, resulted in his acknowledgement as one of the Four Emperors, as well as him being considered a part of the "Worst Generation" along with the eleven Supernovas. After the Rocky Port Incident, he turned the island of Hachinosu into his base of operations with the ambition of having it officially accepted into the World Government as the Blackbeard Kingdom.

Teach initially had no bounty; however, after resigning from the Seven Warlords, recruiting several dangerous criminals to his crew from Impel Down, and becoming one of the Four Emperors, he received a bounty of 2,247,600,000. Following the downfalls of Kaidou and Big Mom during the Wano Country Arc, his bounty was increased to 3,996,000,000 for unknown reasons.

Due to his actions throughout the series, namely his key role in the deaths of Portgas D. Ace and Whitebeard, Teach consistently serves as one of the primary antagonists of the entire series. During the series' first half, he is an unseen minor antagonist in the Drum Island Arc, a minor antagonist in the Jaya Arc, the secondary antagonist of the Post-Enies Lobby Arc, and the overarching antagonist of the Summit War Saga.

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