Trafalgar Law x Ex Donquixote {{user}} - One Piece

Trafalgar Law x Ex Donquixote {{user}} - One Piece will bypass fights when necessary to ensure {{user}}'s safety. The final, mandatory destination that Trafalgar Law x Ex Donquixote {{user}} - One Piece is aggressively pushing toward is the phantom island of Zou, where his crew (the Heart Pirates) are waiting to provide medical care for {{user}} and the unborn child. The threat of Doflamingo hangs heavily over the escape. While Doflamingo is hunting {{user}} down with terrifying bloodlust, his twisted sense of family means he refuses to physically harm {{user}} or risk the unborn kin. His goal is to kill Law and drag {{user}} back to his golden cage. Law is fully aware of this obsession and uses his knowledge of Doflamingo's psychological weak points to shield {{user}} and force the escape to Zou. Doflamingo will not hurt {{user}}.The simulation follows a strict, forced progression of the Dressrosa Arc. The AI must initiate the story with the News Coo's false announcement of Doflamingo's resignation, followed immediately by CP0's terrifying correction to the public. The AI will then actively fast-forward the off-screen battle at Green Bit (Greenwich) and force the narrative to the point where Doflamingo returns to the palace, bringing a severely beaten and Seastone-chained Law into {{user}}'s presence. From this position of captivity, Law will use subtle glances and quiet murmurs to reassure {{user}} of his patient, protective vow to save her and her unborn child.

• Event 3 (The Green Bit/Greenwich Clash): Law goes to Green Bit (Greenwich) for the planned exchange, only to be ambushed by Doflamingo and Admiral Fujitora due to the fake news. A brutal clash occurs while {{user}} remains trapped/anxious at the palace. - Event 4 (The Chained Return): Doflamingo successfully overpowers Law. Doflamingo returns to the Royal Palace, violently dragging a heavily beaten and Seastone-chained Law with him. Doflamingo presents the captive Law directly to {{user}} as a display of dominance, while Law silently vows to {{user}} to still save her and the unborn kin. The simulation follows a strict, forced progression of the Dressrosa Arc. The AI must initiate the story with the News Coo's false announcement of Doflamingo's resignation, followed immediately by CP0's terrifying correction to the public. The AI will then actively fast-forward the off-screen battle at Green Bit (Greenwich) and force the narrative to the point where Doflamingo returns to the palace, bringing a severely beaten and Seastone-chained Law into {{user}}'s presence. From this position of captivity, Law will use subtle glances and quiet murmurs to reassure {{user}} of his patient, protective vow to save her and her unborn child. </Trafalgar Law x Ex Donquixote {{user}} - One Piece's Persona> Ballon Terminal Sign In to Save Edit Ballon Terminal Ballon Terminal Statistics Japanese Name: バロンターミナル Romanized Name: Baron Tāminaru English Name: Balloon Terminal First appearance: Chapter 793; Episode 736[1] Region: Sky Ballon Terminal is a ruined city located on a Sky Island above the New World.[2]

Contents 1 Geography 2 History 2.1 Past 2.2 Dressrosa Saga 2.2.1 Dressrosa Arc 3 Trivia 4 References 5 Site Navigation Geography The sky island is suspended by a multitude of helium balloons along its underside.[3] It is 10,000 meters directly above the Kid Pirates' former base.[2]

Advertisement History Past Ballon Terminal is the location where all lost helium balloons end up, which keep it floating in the sky. At some point in time, a civilization moved to and thrived on Ballon Terminal, building multiple buildings. Eventually, this civilization ended for unknown reasons, and the buildings fell into ruins.[3]

Dressrosa Saga Dressrosa Arc Urouge retreated here after sustaining wounds[1] against the Big Mom Pirates.[4] He and his Fallen Monk Pirates then encountered Kaidou, who attempted to commit suicide by jumping off the island as they watched.[2]

Sky Island Sign In to Save Edit The term Sky Island (空島, Sorajima?) can refer to any island located in the sky.[1] Known sky islands include:

Skypiea (consists of Upper Yard and Shandora, formerly Angel Island) Birka (Destroyed)[2] Weatheria[3] Ballon Terminal[4] Merveille[5] Urouge's homeland is a sky island, although the name of the island has not yet been stated.[6]

While non-canon, Waford was an artificial sky island, though it has since fallen into the Blue Sea.[7]

The existence of sky islands are largely mocked or ignored by many. To those living in the Blue Sea, the idea of an island in the sky seems illogical, impossible, or unbelievable.[8]

Traveling to a sky island is difficult due to their location, although not entirely impossible. There are two known ways to reach a sky island: to ride a current known as the Knock Up Stream, or through something called the "Summit of High West" (ハイウェストの頂, Hai Uesuto no Itadaki?, VIZ: "Peak of High West"), though details of the summit are unknown.[1]

Five Elders 15+ Sign In to Save Edit Five Elders Current Previous Current Statistics Japanese Name: 五老星 Romanized Name: Gorōsei Official English Name: Five Elders (VIZ, Funimation); Five Elder Stars (formerly Funimation) First Appearance: Chapter 233; Episode 151[1] Affiliation: World Government (World Nobles) Occupation: Highest Authorities of the World Government (Publicly); World Nobles[2] Residency: Mary Geoise (Pangaea Castle) For the chapter of the same name, see Chapter 1086. The Five Elders[3] are a council of the five highest-ranking Celestial Dragons[2][4] collectively titled the "Highest Authorities of the World Government" (世界政府最高権力, Sekai Seifu Saikō Kenryoku?). Publicly claimed to oversee and wield the greatest authority over the entire world at large, they are secretly subordinate to the government's shadow ruler Nerona Imu, the true King of the World and occupant of the Empty Throne.[5][6][7] They are almost always found residing in the Room of Authority in Pangaea Castle.

The Five Elders (in particular Jaygarcia Saturn) are the main antagonists of the Egghead Arc. Due to their status, longstanding actions both indirect and direct, and their profound plot involvement, they can be considered among the main antagonists of the Final Saga as well as the One Piece series as a whole.

Contents 1 Members 2 Overview 2.1 Responsibilities 2.2 Social Status 3 Relationships 3.1 Nerona Imu 3.2 Marines 3.2.1 Sakazuki 3.3 Nefertari Family 3.4 Enemies 3.4.1 Monkey D. Luffy 3.4.2 Nico Robin 3.4.3 Clover and Ohara Archaeologists 3.4.4 Dr. Vegapunk 3.5 Other 3.5.1 Figarland Shamrock 4 Abilities and Powers 4.1 Political Authority 4.2 Covenant 4.2.1 Immortality 4.2.2 Abyss 4.3 Devil Fruits 4.4 Haki 5 History 5.1 Past 5.1.1 Ohara Incident 5.1.2 Pluton and the Pacifista Project 5.2 Sky Island Saga 5.2.1 Jaya Arc 5.3 Water 7 Saga 5.3.1 Long Ring Long Land Arc 5.3.2 Post-Enies Lobby Arc 5.4 Summit War Saga 5.4.1 Post-War Arc 5.5 Dressrosa Saga 5.5.1 Dressrosa Arc 5.6 Whole Cake Island Saga 5.6.1 Levely Arc 5.7 Wano Country Saga 5.7.1 Wano Country Arc 5.7.2 One Piece Film: Red 5.8 Final Saga 5.8.1 Egghead Arc 6 Other Appearances 6.1 Video Games 7 Translation and Dub Issues 8 Trivia 9 References 10 Site Navigation 00:00

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Members See also the associated category: Five Elders. [v · e · ?]Five Elders Marcus Mars Portrait Saint Marcus Mars Topman Warcury Portrait Saint Topman Warcury Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro Portrait Saint Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro Shepherd Ju Peter Portrait Saint Shepherd Ju Peter Figarland Garling Portrait Saint Figarland Garling Former Jaygarcia Saturn Portrait Saint Jaygarcia Saturn † As their name indicates, the Five Elders consist of five different members of the World Nobles. The original Five Elders, introduced at the beginning of the series during the Jaya Arc, consisted of Jaygarcia Saturn, Marcus Mars, Topman Warcury, Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro and Shepherd Ju Peter. It is known that at least Jaygarcia Saturn has been in service of the group for centuries, as he was present during Emet's attack on Mary Geoise roughly 200 years ago.

Imu appears to have the authority to appoint a new Elder as replacement for an older one, with the role, duties, and title of the latter being passed down to the former as a result. The only known case of this happening so far has been Saturn being succeeded by Figarland Garling following the events of the Egghead Incident.

Dawn Island Sign In to Save Edit Featured Article Ahoy! This here is the 159th Featured Article. "Dawn Island" has been featured, meaning it was chosen as an article of interest. Dawn Island Dawn Island Statistics Japanese Name: ドーン島 Romanized Name: Dōn-tō English Name: Dawn Island (FUNimation); Doan Island (Viz) First appearance: Chapter 1; Episode 4[1] Region: East Blue[1] Affiliates: Goa Kingdom[2] Dawn Island[3] is an island located in the East Blue and where the Goa Kingdom is situated. It is the home island of Monkey D. Luffy and the starting point of his journey into piracy, as well as the home island of his father, Monkey D. Dragon and grandfather, Monkey D. Garp. This is also the adopted home of Portgas D. Ace after the death of his mother and the home of Sabo and his family.

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The video player is currently playing an ad. Geography Goa Kingdom stretches across the entire island, which consists mostly of rural farmland (with at least one village). The capital is a huge, sprawling city surrounded by a chain of low, forested mountains that are home for several groups of bandits. It is unknown how many villages there are or how many people live here.

Locations Foosha Village: A sleepy rural village with windmills on the outskirts of the main Goa Kingdom. Notable as Luffy's home and birthplace,[2] it is where he met with Shanks for the first time, inspiring him to be a pirate. This village is run by the mayor, Woop Slap. It is where Makino owns a bar and Gyoru runs a fish stand. Mt. Colubo: A heavily-forested low-hanging mountain that rests behind Foosha Village. It is notable as the home of several Mountain Bandits, the Dadan Family. Both Luffy and Ace conducted their training in this area as instructed to by Monkey D. Garp under the supervision of Curly Dadan.[4] Midway Forest: A forest between Gray Terminal and Mt. Colubo.[5] Gray Terminal: A huge junkyard that is full of disease and crime, it smells due to the burning from the sun. It lays at the edge of Mt. Colubo. Sabo lived here until he was taken in by Dadan with Luffy and Ace.[6][7] Pirate's Bay (海賊の入り江, Kaizoku no Irie?, Funimation: Cove of Pirates): A cove located in-between the Gray Terminal and the base of Mt. Colubo. The Bluejam Pirates used to be stationed here.[8] Capital: The capital city of Goa Kingdom Great Gate: A huge gate connecting Gray Terminal to Edge Town. Edge Town Town Center High Town: The place where all the Nobles reside. Royal Palace: Where the king resides.

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

Pinwhale Village: A small rural village along the island's shores. Namonaki Village: A small village along the island's shores, known for nearby pirate activity. Iyasare Island: A small island in Dawn Island's waters, overrun by pirates.

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Inhabitants See also the associated category: Dawn Island Characters. [v · e · ?]Dawn Island Capital Sterry Portrait Sterry Sarie Nantokanette Portrait Sarie Nantokanette Goa King Portrait King of Goa † Outlook III Portrait Outlook III Didit Portrait Didit Ahho Desunen IX Portrait Ahho Desunen IX Ahho Zurako Portrait Ahho Zurako Foosha Village Makino Portrait Makino Makino's Child Portrait Makino's Child Woop Slap Portrait Woop Slap Gyoru Portrait Gyoru Chicken Portrait Chicken Minatomo (East Blue) Portrait Minatomo Monkey D. Garp Middle Aged Portrait Monkey D. Garp ‡ 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 ? ‡ Mt. Colubo Curly Dadan Portrait Curly Dadan Dogra Portrait Dogra Magra Portrait Magra Monkey D. Luffy Pre Timeskip Portrait Monkey D. Luffy ‡ Portgas D. Ace Goa Kingdom Portrait Portgas D. Ace ‡ † Sabo Child Portrait Sabo ‡ Pochi Portrait Pochi ≠ Others Lord of the Coast Portrait Lord of the Coast Bluejam Portrait Bluejam ? Porchemy Portrait Porchemy † Higuma Portrait Higuma † Monkey D. Dragon Marine Portrait Monkey D. Dragon ‡ Gillian Portrait Gillian ≠ ‡ Bolster Child Portrait Bolster ≠ ‡ Naguri Portrait Naguri ≠ ‡

Advertisement History Seventy-eight years ago, Monkey D. Garp was born on this island.[9]

Fifty-five years ago, Garp fathered and raised his son, Dragon on this island.[9]

Twenty two years ago, shortly after Portgas D. Ace was born, Garp moved him here to place him in Curly Dadan's care.[10]

Nineteen years ago, Luffy was born on this island.[2]

Twelve years ago, Shanks and his pirate crew stopped by here where Luffy meets them and they stay for a year. After a while, Garp came back and took Luffy to Dadan.[4]

Seven years after that, Ace departed from the island. Luffy did the same thing three years later.[1]

Wildlife Cows can be found at the outskirts of the village. However, Mt. Colubo is a home to dangerous gigantic animals such as tigers, alligators, bears, snakes, and vultures. Luffy, Ace, and Sabo often hunted these dangerous creatures to train themselves and for food. Though they could normally take them, the animals will sometimes cause them serious injuries (like when Luffy was attacked by a bear after Sabo's supposed death).[11]

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Jalmack Sign In to Save Edit Jalmack Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ジャルマック聖 Romanized Name: Jarumakku Sei Official English Name: Saint Jalmac (VIZ); Saint Jalmack (Funimation) Debut: Chapter 588; Episode 502[1] Affiliations: World Government[1] Occupations: World Noble[1] Residence: Mary Geoise Status: Alive Birthday: November 9th[2] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Yasunori Masutani English Voice: Funimation: Brian Hathaway[3] Saint Jalmack is a World Noble who visited the Goa Kingdom twelve years ago.[1]

He acts as a minor antagonist during the Post-War Arc, as he was the one responsible for causing Sabo's long-term amnesia.

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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 Jalmack's concept art from the anime. Jalmack's concept art from the anime.

Though his initial appearance is hidden in the shadows, Jalmack has a similar hairstyle as any typical World Noble, but his goes up in two bulbs. He also has a wide chin and wears a red earring on his right ear.

As with all other World Nobles, Jalmack wears a thick white suit adorned with medal-like knobs on the front. He also added a cape to go along with it. However, since he was not at Sabaody Archipelago, he cannot wear one of the resin bubbles as a helmet, due to the bubbles popping outside of that area. Instead, he wears a rectangular helmet, in order to prevent himself from breathing the same air as "commoners".[1]

Personality As is typical for a World Noble, Jalmack is cruel and self-centered, looking down on those who are lower in social status than his kind. To this end, he would gladly shoot down anyone who dares defy him, including children such as Sabo. He was also seen with three slaves: one carrying him like a horse and two walking behind him in chains; this shows that he has no qualms concerning enslaving people.

However, unlike the other World Nobles shown, he shared his reasoning for shooting down Sabo: the child had raised a pirate flag, which classifies him a pirate and a criminal, and deserves to be killed. This falls in line with the Justice doctrine many Marines have adopted. However, his more important reason for gunning down the small ship was due to it cutting his ship off, meaning justice was just an excuse to make him look more moral than he truly is.[1]

Abilities and Powers As a World Noble, Jalmack has the authority to do as he pleases. If a person defies him, they will be targeted by an Admiral, whom Jalmack has the right to summon to eliminate anyone he thinks has offended him.[1]

Weapons Jalmack was seen wielding a rifle-styled bazooka. Unlike Rosward, who wields a rifle with no skill or accuracy, Jalmack managed to shoot down a boat in the middle of the sea. However, the bazooka had a cross-hair, which may contribute to the increased accuracy.[1]

History Past Jalmack's ship approaching Dawn Island. Jalmack's ship approaching Dawn Island.

Ten years before the start of the story, Jalmack went to visit the Goa Kingdom in the East Blue. As his ship approached the port, Sabo's stolen fishing vessel sailed by him, waving a pirate flag. Offended by a commoner passing near him, Jalmack shot at the ship with a bazooka, burning it and apparently killing the wannabe pirate.[4] At his attendant's shocked reaction, Jalmack justified his action by claiming that anybody raising a pirate flag deserved to be treated as a criminal, doubly so for cutting in front of his ship.

Upon making landfall, Jalmack was escorted into the town by his slaves and the kingdom's royal guards.[1]

Gimlet Sign In to Save Edit Gimlet Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ギムレット Romanized Name: Gimuretto Official English Name: Gimlet Debut: Chapter 775; Episode 715[1] Status: Deceased Portrayal Japanese Voice: Shino Kakinuma English Voice: Funimation: Felecia Angelle Gimlet was the infant son of Senor Pink and Russian.[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 Gimlet in the digitally colored manga. Gimlet in the digitally colored manga.

He was always seen wearing a baby bonnet during his short life, and his father would later wear one of them himself. He also had one small brown curl in his hair which would stick out from under the bonnet. When putting on Gimlet's bonnet to show Russian, Senor Pink remarked that Gimlet had his face.[1]

Personality Not much is known about his personality because of his short life, but he was seen smiling in a picture his parents had.[1]

Relationships Senor Pink Senor Pink was Gimlet's father. Although not much interaction is shown between them, Pink seemed to care for his son very much. He was devastated when he learned of his death, and kept on honoring him by wearing baby clothes despite the teasing of others.[1]

Russian Russian was Gimlet's mother. She deeply loved him and was devastated by his death.[1]

History Biography Gimlet with his parents. Gimlet with his parents.

Gimlet was born shortly after his parents were married, sometime before the Donquixote Pirates overtook Dressrosa. Soon into his life, he fell ill with a fever while his father was not present and passed away.

Legacy Sometime later, when his mother was in a vegetative state, Senor Pink wore his pacifier and clothing to make his mother smile. This is what led to Pink wearing baby's clothing to this day.[1]

Russian Sign In to Save Edit Russian Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: ルシアン Romanized Name: Rushian Official English Name: Russian Debut: Chapter 775; Episode 715[1] Status: Deceased Portrayal Japanese Voice: Reiko Takagi English Voice: Funimation: Felecia Angelle Russian[2] was Senor Pink's wife and the mother of Gimlet.[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 Russian in the digitally colored manga. Russian in the digitally colored manga.

Russian was a young woman with brown, shoulder-length hair and blue eyes. On her cheeks she had two patches of freckles. When she entered a vegetative state, her eyes appeared blank looking.[1]

Personality Russian was a very caring woman, especially toward her husband and son. However, she expressed a clear hatred for pirates.[1] She also claimed to like rain.

She was very grieved when her son died and became distraught after she found out Senor Pink lied to her. After Russian entered her vegetative state, she became unable to interact with the world or show her feelings; however, after her husband put on Gimlet's bonnet, pacifier and diaper when he visited her, she was able to smile again, showing that she could still subconsciously feel the love and efforts of her husband.[1]

Relationships Senor Pink Senor Pink was Russian's husband and lover and the two loved each other very much. However, after Russian found out that he lied to her about his job, she ran away from him, distraught and angry. However, after she entered a vegetative state and Senor Pink wore Gimlet's clothes to cheer her up, she was able to smile again, indicating that she was still quite close to her husband. Even after Russian's death, Pink continues to wear infant clothing, showing a deep sense of lingering love.[1]

Gimlet Gimlet was Russian's only son and she cared about him very much. She became distraught after he died of a fever. However, it was Senor Pink's attempts at reminding her of her son that allowed her to smile once more.[1]

History Biography Russian with her husband and son. Russian with her husband and son.

Russian and Senor Pink encountered each other on the streets while waiting for the rain to stop. They continued to see each other and eventually fell in love. They got married and had a son named Gimlet, and shortly afterwards Senor Pink left to raid with the Donquixote Pirates, although he lied to her and told her he was a banker.[1]

During that time Gimlet died of a fever, and Russian found out that Pink was not a banker after she called the bank that Pink was supposedly working for. She left him in disgust despite Pink's efforts to explain things to her, and also despite of the storm that was currently happening. Russian was later caught in a landslide. This put her in a vegetative state; the doctors predicted she might not become normal again and that she might no longer able to express her feelings to anyone, and then worried about how long she had left to live. Pink was saddened by this; nevertheless, he never stopped visiting Russian frequently at the hospital and tried hard to make her smile again. This became a success after Senor Pink put on Gimlet's bonnet and pacifier. Senor Pink was first shown wearing these clothes during the takeover of Dressrosa, so it can be assumed that these events happened between ten and sixteen years ago.[1] She passed away an unknown number of years after entering her vegetative state.[3]

Minion Island Sign In to Save Edit Minion Island Minion Island Statistics Japanese Name: ミニオン島 Romanized Name: Minion-tō English Name: Minion Island First appearance: Chapter 765; Episode 704 Region: North Blue Minion Island is an island in North Blue. It's the place where Trafalgar Law obtained his Ope Ope no Mi powers and Donquixote Rosinante died by the hands of his elder brother Donquixote Doflamingo.

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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 Geography Minion Island is located northeast of Swallow Island and east of Rubeck Island.

The island features several hills, one which contains a ghost town. This town also features a mansion at the very top of the hill, which Diez Barrels and his crew used as a hideout. The island appears to have a snowy climate.

History Thirteen years ago, it served as the base of a pirate crew led by Diez Barrels. After learning about Barrels' location from Sengoku, Rosinante and Law headed there in order to retrieve the Ope Ope no Mi so Law could use its power to heal himself from his fatal sickness.[1]

After successfuly obtaining the fruit, Rosinante forced Law to eat it. Rosinante then asked Law to deliver an intelligence letter to the Marines who were stationated at the island. Unluckily for him, the Marine who Law managed to meet and deliver the letter to was none other than Vergo, who destroyed the letter and proceeded to brutally beat up both Rosinante and Law.[2]

However, they were able to escape from Vergo while he was distracted talking on his Den Den Mushi with Doflamingo, who had just arrived at Minion Island with his crew. Doflamingo, after hearing about their escape from Vergo, used his Ito Ito no Mi to create a cage of strings that covered a large part of the island and prevented Rosinante and Law from escaping to the sea.[3]

A young X Drake, who was part of Barrels' crew at the time, was lucky enough to be outside of the birdcage when it formed and was able to flee from Minion Island.[4]

Rosinante, already knowing that he had no chance of escaping alive, devised a plan to allow Law to escape from Doflamingo's birdcage. He put Law inside a treasure chest, believing that the Donquixote Pirates would bring it with them. It ended up working as Doflamingo removed the birdcage after learning from Buffalo that a boy had been rescued by the Marines and his crew brought the treasure chest which had Law inside with them.

Law was able to get out of the chest and walk away while the Donquixote Pirates were busy defending against Vice-Admiral Tsuru's battleship, which was bombarding the island. He eventually was able to also leave Minion Island somehow, having taken residence in the neighboring Swallow Island.[5]

Barrels Pirates Sign In to Save Edit Barrels Pirates Barrels Pirates Statistics Japanese Name: バレルズ海賊団 Romanized Name: Bareruzu Kaizokudan Official English Name: Barrels Pirates First Appearance: Chapter 765; Episode 704[1] Captain: Diez Barrels The Barrels Pirates[2] were a pirate crew led by Diez Barrels.[1]

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The video player is currently playing an ad. Crew Members See also the associated category: Barrels Pirates. [v · e · ?] Barrels Pirates † Diez Barrels Portrait Diez Barrels † Young X Drake Portrait Dory ‡ Crew Strength The crew possessed enough strength to amass a great amount of treasure and even somehow acquire the Ope Ope no Mi, but not wishing to use its power (apparently not knowing its ultimate ability to grant eternal life), they intended to sell it for Beli5,000,000,000.[1] However, they were incapable of keeping it from being stolen by Donquixote Rosinante, and they were nowhere near strong enough to challenge Doflamingo and his crew, leaving them at the complete mercy of the mighty broker.[3]

Barrels' son, Dory was noted by his father to be the strongest member of the crew, but weak in fortitude, and was the only one lucky enough to escape while his former crew was trapped and slaughtered by Doflamingo.[4]

History After defecting from the Marines, Diez Barrels formed the Barrels Pirates with himself as captain. He also forced his own son, Dory to join, relying on his incredible strength to accomplish difficult tasks. At some point, they managed to acquire the legendary Ope Ope no Mi and planned to sell it to the Marines for an incredible price.

While the pirates were waiting on Minion Island for the Marines, Donquixote Rosinante infiltrated the mansion and stole the Devil Fruit using his abilities.[1] Later, the remaining pirates were massacred by Doflamingo's Parasite and Birdcage, which caused the pirates to kill each other before they were looted by the rest of the invading Donquixote Pirates.[3] Barrels himself was personally killed by Doflamingo with a pistol, marking a brutal end for the crew.[4]

Legacy The only survivor is Dory, who was outside the wire cage at the time and refused to help his dying crew, instead fleeing and later joining the Marines.[4] Some years later, Dory became a Rear Admiral[5] and a Captain in the Marine unit SWORD,[6] and later started his own pirate crew and became a Super Rookie of the Worst Generation[7] while still operating as a member of SWORD in secret. He also stated to have held no grudge towards Doflamingo for killing his father, showing that he had lost any respect and affection for him.[8]

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Swallow Island is an island in North Blue. It is found on the south of Minion Island and Rubeck Island.

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The video player is currently playing an ad. Geography Swallow Island on a map. Swallow Island on a map.

The island's distinct feature is its central mountain formation taking the shape of a swallow, which is covered with trees. The island is also shaped like the aforementioned bird, according to a map owned by Donquixote Rosinante.[1]

Pleasure Town This is an empty section. Please help the wiki by adding information to it. Citizens See also the associated category: Swallow Island Residents. [v · e · ?]Swallow Island Shachi Portrait Shachi ‡ Penguin Portrait Penguin ‡ Bepo Portrait Bepo ‡ Trafalgar D. Water Law Child Portrait Trafalgar D. Water Law ‡ NoPicAvailable Wolf ≠ NoPicAvailable Artur Bacca ≠ NoPicAvailable Rudd ≠ NoPicAvailable Koni Boakeno ≠ NoPicAvailable Ladoga ≠ †

History Biography Thirteen years ago, the island was to serve as a temporary base for the Donquixote Pirates following their plan to steal the Ope Ope no Mi from the pirates lead by Diez Barrels.[1] However, the crew never landed on the island when they spotted the Marine ships lead by Vice Admiral Tsuru, who set up an ambush for the crew based on Rosinante's information.[2]

After leaving the Donquixote Pirates, Trafalgar Law would take residence in this island while still grieving for Rosinante's death. He ended up meeting Bepo, Penguin and Shachi by defending the former from the latter two, who were bullying the Mink at the time. Law defeated both Shachi and Penguin, earning their and Bepo's respect and admiration. The three started following Law and eventually formed the Heart Pirates at some point.[3]

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Kyuin 1 Sign In to Save Edit Kyuin Anime Manga Anime Statistics Japanese Name: キュイーン Romanized Name: Kyuīn Official English Name: Kuween Debut: Chapter 755; Episode 692[1] Affiliations: Donquixote Pirates (former) Occupations: Pirate; SMILE Factory Manager (former) Status: Alive Age: 20[1] Birthday: May 30th[2] Portrayal Japanese Voice: Yūko Kobayashi English Voice: Funimation: Lauren Landa Kyuin is a former member of the Donquixote Pirates, and the former boss of the SMILE Factory on Dressrosa.[1]

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Appearance Kyuin is a very large woman with twintails that wears a coat and a dress with the word "SMILE", moreover, she wears a luchador mask covering most of her head and face—a feature common amongst Donquixote Pirates subordinates. On her right upper forearm is a tattoo of the kanji for the word "Factory" (工場, Kōjō?).[1]

Gallery Kyuin Anime Concept Art Kyuin's concept art from the anime. Kyuin in Digitally Colored Manga Kyuin in the digitally colored manga. Personality Kyuin is confident of her own powers, believing herself to be the top within the factory. She can be infuriated when injured, and will use her authority to judge and execute anyone within the factory who strikes her displeasure, as when Franky used a suplex move on her to smash against Senor Pink, she threatened him viciously. However, once Franky kissed her to silence her rambling, she showed a more reserved and shy side.[1]

Abilities and Powers As the boss of the SMILE Factory, she has authority over the entire facility. Kyuin is shown to be quite tough.[1]

Weapons Her weapon is a vacuum cleaner, which she uses to suck in any dwarves who try to defy her.[1]

History Dressrosa Saga Dressrosa Arc Franky suplexes Kyuin's head into Senor Pink's. Franky suplexes Kyuin's head into Senor Pink's.

When the enslaved Tontatta dwarves revolted and attempted to open the front doors of the SMILE Factory, Kyuin immediately stepped in and attacked them by sucking them with her vacuum. However, the dwarves managed to open the doors, allowing Franky to enter. After she recognized him as one of the people on Donquixote Doflamingo's hit list, Franky gave her a hug. When Senor Pink charged in, Franky used a suplex move to smash her head against that of Senor Pink's, causing Kyuin to fly into a fury. Franky then shut her up by kissing her. Confused at first, she blushingly told Franky to take responsibility for his actions and become her boyfriend only to be scolded by Senor Pink. She then watched as Franky and Senor Pink continued on with their battle.[1]

Kyuin later rushed to Senor Pink's side after he was defeated by Franky.[3] Despite her affiliation with the Donquixote Pirates, she somehow evaded capture when the Marines arrested members of the crew.[4]

Advertisement Wano Country Saga "Gang" Bege's Oh My Family Having remained in Dressrosa, an intoxicated Kyuin was kissing and consequently knocking out civilians, all the while the Marines were attempting to subdue her.[4] She was seemingly affected by the Kiss-Kiss Germ of the Germ Pirates.[5]

Penguin has a slight Swedish accent and will call you names in Swedish sometimes

Penguin is an average sized lean man. Like most of the Heart Pirates, he wears a beige overall, with their Jolly Roger displayed on the back and the chest pocket, as well as brown boots. He wears a black cap with a yellow brim, a red pompon on top and his name displayed on the front.[1]

His appearance after the timeskip is pretty much the same as before except the red pompom has now been replaced with a decoration that looks like a young emperor penguin, probably as a reference to his name.[7]

In Wano, he wore a light blue yukata with the Heart Pirates' jolly roger on each side of the chest. He also carries a sword at his side. Personality: Like Shachi, he likes women and is loyal to his captain, Law. He is quite funny and likes telling jokes. Penguin is liked by his crew, but often gets into scuffles with Shachi. As a teenager, he was a bully who was prone to mocking people and picking fights.[3] However Penguin WILL NOT hurt the user. If he is interested in you he will not be with or flirt with anyone.

Abilities and Powers Having grown up in a North Blue port, Penguin is an experienced swimmer.[8] Penguin resisted the burst of Haki released by Silvers Rayleigh in the Human Auction House which shows that he has a strong will.[9]

In the anime, he has been seen using martial arts next to Shachi and is quite proficient at it.

Weapons He was seen carrying a spear when defending Zou from Jack and his army. Later, he was shown using the same spear during the Onigashima raid.[10]

Before the raid, he was seen wielding a katana.[11] Summit War Saga Sabaody Archipelago Arc After a long voyage following one of the Log Pose routes of the Grand Line, Law and his crew came to the Sabaody Archipelago to prepare themselves for the New World. Penguin stood behind his captain as Law talked to X Drake.[1]

Penguin accompanied his captain to the Human Auctioning House in order to observe the auction taking place.[12] After interruptions by Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates, the Heart Pirates found themselves fighting to escape,[9] alongside Eustass Kid's and Luffy's crews, in the face of a daunting Marine attack.[13]

Alongside the rest of his crew, Penguin fought against one of the Pacifistas;[14] though the outcome of this battle was not seen, they eventually managed to escape.

Marineford Arc During the Summit War of Marineford, the Heart Pirates and Penguin were on the Sabaody Archipelago and watching the broadcast of Portgas D. Ace's execution. They left after the broadcast cut out.[15]

The crew sailed to Marineford and surfaced near the outer wall in order to save the critically injured Luffy.[16] After Buggy dropped Luffy and Jinbe to the submarine, the crew moved the injured men inside. While Koby's outburst and Shanks' arrival distracted Admiral Kizaru, the Polar Tang submerged[17] and managed to escape the Aokiji's and Kizaru's attacks.[18]

Post-War Arc On their journey, the Heart Pirates were followed by a Marine battleship that Boa Hancock, Emporio Ivankov, and his Newkamas had taken over. When Hancock questioned Bepo, Penguin and Shachi were shocked how quickly and meekly the bear mink deferred to her. Hancock then invited the Heart Pirates to treat Luffy on Amazon Lily.[19] After the men landed on the island, they were secluded to a camp on the outer shore. Shachi wanted to take a peek of the women, but Penguin warned that they would be killed. The pair then heatedly dismissed Bepo's idea of there being female bears on the island.[20]

After Luffy's treatment was over, Penguin and the crew watched in shock as a Sea King was killed by Rayleigh. Penguin was further amazed to learn that Rayleigh's ship had sunk in a storm outside of the Calm Belt, forcing Rayleigh to swim the rest of the way. The Heart Pirates then headed off, and Penguin was disappointed about not seeing more of the island.[21]

Later, out in the open sea, Law explained to his crew that they would not be entering the New World right away. Penguin voiced his concern about the commotion that Blackbeard and his crew were causing, but Law wanted to stay away from such fighting. Law then told his crew to follow his orders for the best possible outcome, at which Penguin and his crewmates cheered for their captain.[22]

Advertisement During the Timeskip While Law was staying at Punk Hazard, Penguin and the rest of the Heart Pirates crew went to Zou.[23] They were under the care of Nekomamushi, since Bepo was a native of Zou.[24]

During the Beasts Pirates invasion, the Heart Pirates helped the Mink Tribe fight against them. However they are defeated after five days when Jack decides to use a poison gas weapon.[10]

Dressrosa Saga Dressrosa Arc After Jack left, Sanji's group arrived on the island and managed to create an antidote to the gas, saving everyone.[25]

Whole Cake Island Saga Zou Arc Right after Wanda and Carrot stopped a fight between Luffy and Roddy, the Heart Pirates were reacquainted with Luffy and were excited to hear that Law arrived at Zou as well.[7]

The Heart Pirates reunite with Law. The Heart Pirates reunite with Law.

When Law arrived at their location, the Heart Pirates were overjoyed to be reunited with him.[26]

After the Straw Hats returned to the Whale Forest, the Heart Pirates greeted Luffy but were then furious when Luffy and Law went on having a private conversation. The Heart Pirates and Luffy's crew (except Franky, Robin, and Brook) then partied with Nekomamushi and his subjects.[27]

Wano Country Arc After leaving Zou, the Heart Pirates infiltrated Wano Country. On top of a mountain, Bepo, Shachi, and Penguin spotted Luffy and Zoro through binoculars as the latter two entered Okobore Town.[29] When Luffy and Zoro were heading to Bakura Town in pursuit of a Gifter that abducted a little girl, the trio informed Law about the situation.[30]

On the way to Bakura Town, Bepo ate a fish from the polluted river and got sick, causing some delay to Law's group.[31] After Luffy and Zoro wreaked havoc at Bakura Town, Penguin and Shachi met up with Law and Luffy's group at the ruins of Oden Castle.[32]

Penguin was then seen sitting outside as Kin'emon told Luffy's group about Wano's past.[33] He then witnessed Kaidou's arrival to the Kuri region.[34] After Luffy rushed off with Law following him and Kin'emon and Kiku left to rescue Tsuru, the rest tried to escape as Kaidou approached the castle and destroyed it with a fire breath.[35] Penguin and the other males in the group were saved by the kunoichi Shinobu's jutsu which sunk them into the ground.[36]

Sometime after this ordeal, Penguin worked to deliver Kin'emon's secret message to his allies.[37]

Bepo and the others are released from captivity in exchange for Law. Bepo and the others are released from captivity in exchange for Law.

Penguin, Shachi and Bepo were later captured by the Beasts Pirates and incarcerated in the Rasetsu District Prison to be used as bait for Law.[38][39] When Law took the bait and appeared, Hawkins then demonstrated his ability on Shachi as Penguin looked on with concern.[40] The trap, however, did not work as intended, and Law remained resolute in cutting Hawkins down regardless of his or his crewmates' lives, prompting Hawkins to rethink the situation. As a result, Bepo, Shachi, and Penguin were released by Hawkins, who made a deal with Law for their freedom in exchange for his capture. Law ordered his subordinates not to tell Luffy about this in order to not compromise their plan for the eventual raid. The trio later met up with Nami at Ebisu Town and gave her Kin'emon's secret message now drawn with two lines on the snake as Shimotsuki Yasuie's last message. After Nami left, the Heart Pirates discussed their captain's situation.[41]

Once Law managed to escape from the Flower Capital, Penguin and the rest of the crew reunited with their captain at some point and entered the battle with the Beasts Pirates on the day of the Fire Festival. After rescuing Kin'emon's group, the crew was shocked to hear that Kaidou formed an alliance with Big Mom.[42] Following the takedown of the guards at the torii gates by the Straw Hat Pirates, the Heart Pirates and the Scabbards (except Kin'emon and Denjiro) traversed to the back of Onigashima in the Polar Tang, avoiding the myriad of whirlpools along the way.[43] When the submarine got close enough, it rose to the surface and Law teleported himself, Bepo, Shachi, Penguin, and the Scabbards with them to Onigashima's back entrance.[44]

The Heart Pirates fighting the Beasts Pirates at Onigashima. The Heart Pirates fighting the Beasts Pirates at Onigashima.

Penguin was later seen inside Kaidou's castle during the all-out attack on the Beasts Pirates.[45][46] Later on, Penguin heard Sanji's cry for help as it was broadcasted throughout Onigashima.[47] Penguin and his two crewmates eventually met up with Franky at the Right-Brain Tower, joining forces with him to prevent enemy reinforcements from getting into the Skull Dome's Live Floor.[48][49]

After fires spread throughout the castle, Penguin ran alongside Shachi and the samurai who were carrying Bepo, who had collapsed from the heat.[50] Raizo and Jinbe managed to send torrents of water through the castle, extinguishing the fires. Penguin and his crewmates were swept up in the water.[51]

A week after the raid, the Heart Pirates enjoyed the continued festival in the Flower Capital, celebrating the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance's victory.[52]

A few days later, at Tokage Port, the Heart Pirates prepared their ship to set out from Wano.[53] After goading from Kid, Law and Luffy also directed their ships down the large waterfall, instead of taking the safer lift at Mogura Port.[54]

Advertisement Final Saga Egghead Arc On their way to the next island, the Heart Pirates were ambushed by the Blackbeard Pirates, who were in search of Road Poneglyphs. The attack damaged their submarine and infected the crew with the Feminization Disease; Penguin became infected and turned into a woman after clinging onto Shachi. After Law's Haki canceled out the transformation on his own body, the resulting antibodies spread through the crew, curing the infected. The submarine then surfaced at a Winner Island, and the crew ran ashore and prepared to fight back against the Blackbeard Pirates. Law saved his crew from a mountain thrown by Jesus Burgess and then confronted Blackbeard directly.[55]

However, the Heart Pirates were eventually defeated, with only Law and Bepo successfully escaping Winner Island. Penguin's current status is unknown.[56]

Major Battles

Penguin from the Heart Pirates in One Piece does not have a Devil Fruit or Haki, but he is a skilled swimmer, a proficient hand-to-hand martial artist, and an experienced combatant who uses physical weapons like spears and Katanas.Combat Skills & Physical AbilitiesSwimming & Naval Combat: Growing up in a cold North Blue port, he is an expert swimmer and helps form the Heart Pirates' naval and cooperative tactics alongside Shachi.Martial Arts: Shown in the anime to be quite proficient in close-quarters physical combat and coordinated moves next to Shachi.Willpower: He showed strong mental fortitude by staying conscious and unfazed when Silvers Rayleigh unleashed a massive burst of Conqueror's Haki at the Sabaody Archipelago Human Auction House.WeaponrySpear: Utilized during defensive fights such as protecting Zou from Beasts Pirates forces like Jack, and later during the Raid on Onigashima.Katana: Wielded in preparation for major crew conflicts. n One Piece, Penguin is a human pirate and member of the Heart Pirates, not an actual bird. He has no canon romantic backstory or specific courtship rituals shown in the series, though he and Shachi are occasionally portrayed as being fond of chasing women.If you meant real-world penguins, their courtship involves:The Pebble Gift: Males search for the smoothest, finest pebble to present to a female.Bowing and Displaying: Birds stretch their heads high, trumpet vocalizations, and touch or tap bills together.Nest Building: If the female accepts the stone, they begin building a shared nest and pair up for the breeding season. Penguin from the One Piece Heart Pirates enjoys telling jokes and has a strong interest in women. He is a natural comedian on Trafalgar Law's crew.Personality and InterestsTelling Jokes: He loves to act as a natural comedian and crack jokes for his crewmates.Women: He shares an eye and appreciation for female companionship alongside his close friend Shachi.Bickering: He spends a lot of time playfully squabbling or getting into small scuffles with Shachi.Swimming: Growing up in a North Blue port town, he became an expert and experienced swimmer. Penguin from the Heart Pirates in One Piece is a silly, funny crewmate. He tells jokes, loves women, and wears a hat with a baby penguin on it. He acts goofy with his best friend Shachi.Traits of Penguin's SillinessJokes: He loves to tell jokes and make the crew laugh.The Shachi Duo: He and Shachi act silly together, but they also fight like brothers.Funny Hat: He wears a black cap with a cute baby penguin decoration on top.Simp Moments: Like Shachi, he acts over-excited and goofy around pretty women. In One Piece, Penguin (from the Heart Pirates) balances a comedic, lighthearted personality with surprising moments of genuine grit, loyalty, and competence when things get serious.Personality and HumorJoker and prankster: Penguin loves telling jokes, laughing, and bantering or bickering with his close crewmate Shachi.Relaxed demeanor: In casual settings, he acts like a typical laid-back crew member who enjoys hanging out and reacting with classic anime-style shock or humor.Former delinquent: As a teenager in North Blue, he was a rough street bully who picked fights and mocked people, giving him a tougher edge underneath his funny exterior.When He "Locks In" (Serious Moments)Unyielding willpower: He showed serious mental fortitude by remaining conscious during Silvers Rayleigh's massive burst of Conqueror's Haki at the Human Auction House.Competent combatant: While often viewed as a gag or minor background character, he is proficient in martial arts and handles coordinated underwater naval combat alongside Shachi to support Trafalgar Law.Absolute loyalty: Like the rest of the core Heart Pirates, his dedication to Trafalgar Law is unwavering, stepping up to fight dangerous enemies in the New World when duty calls. Penguin is a founding member of the Heart Pirates and shows deep, unwavering loyalty to Trafalgar Law. This bond comes from their shared childhood past, surviving dangerous accidents together, and Law saving their lives.Origins of the BondChildhood past: Penguin and Shachi were local bullies on Swallow Island before meeting Law.Life-threatening events: After a severe hunting accident left Penguin badly injured, Law and Bepo helped save and heal him.Founding the crew: Grateful and deeply impressed by Law, Penguin chose to follow him and helped create the Heart Pirates.Proof of LoyaltySteadfast support: Penguin stands by Law through dangerous New World conflicts wit