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This is a list of cast and characters from the 2023 television series One Piece, based on manga of the same name by Eiichiro Oda.

Main characters

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Name Actor Starring seasons Recurring/guest seasons
Monkey D. Luffy Iñaki Godoy[1]; Colton Osorio (young)[2][3][4] 1–2 —
Luffy is the central protagonist of the series. Inspired by the pirate Shanks, he set out to sea to become a pirate and form a crew to find the One Piece and become the next King of the Pirates. Luffy has the abilities of the Gum-Gum Fruit, which gives him the ability to stretch parts of his body. After meeting a boy named Koby, and traveling together to Shells Town, Luffy met the swordsman Roronoa Zoro and the thief Nami, with whom he stole the safe containing a map of the Grand Line from the Marine base, and while they accompanied Luffy on his journey, he said goodbye to Koby.[3] Continuing his journey, Luffy recruited the sniper Usopp into his crew and obtained the ship that he named as Going Merry.[5] Later he also recruited the cook Sanji, and they set off to find Nami after she left with the Arlong Pirates.[6] After defeating Arlong, Luffy had a confrontation with his grandfather, Marine Vice Admiral Garp, who tried to convince him to give up piracy, but Luffy refused since it was his dream. Garp let him go, but for his actions, Luffy earned his first pirate bounty of  30,000,000. Later, the crew swore by their dreams, with Luffy vowing to be King of the Pirates.[7]
Nami Emily Rudd[1]; Lily Fisher (young)[8][7] 1–2 —
A thief girl who, after infiltrating the Marine base in Shells Town to steal the map of the Grand Line, allied herself with Luffy and began traveling with him.[3] After traveling with Luffy for a while, she left with the Arlong Pirates, as her main purpose was to get the map for them.[6] After Nami returned to her village, her adoptive sister Nojiko discovered that the reason Nami was working for Alrong, who had taken over the village, was so that she could save the citizens with the stolen money she accumulated and pay Arlong for their freedom, but when Nami discovered that Arlong was not going to keep his promise, she asked Luffy for help.[8] Once Luffy defeated Arlong, she was able to continue traveling with him as his navigator. Later, the crew swore by their dreams, with Nami vowing to draw a map of the world.[7]
Roronoa Zoro Mackenyu[1]; Maximilian Lee Piazza (young)[5] 1–2 —
A skilled swordsman, employing the "Three Swords Style", and former bounty hunter who joined Luffy after helping each other in Shells Town,[3] becoming his first mate.[9][6] He dreams of becoming the greatest swordsman in the world as a promise he made to his childhood friend Kuina.[5] After meeting Dracule Mihawk, considered the Best Swordsman in the World, he challenged him to a duel, but ended up being defeated and left unconscious.[9] His friends took care of him until he finally woke up.[6] Afterwards, after the crew faced the Arlong Pirates, the Straw Hat Pirates continued their journey, and they swore by their dreams, with Zoro vowing to be the world's greatest swordsman.[7]
Usopp Jacob Romero Gibson[1]; Kevin Saula (young)[10] 1–2 —
A skilled sniper, using a slingshot, famous in his village for his lies, because since he was a child he cried out every morning that the pirates were coming. The reason for this was that he wanted his sick mother to recover thinking that his father, the pirate Yasopp, would return. But because of this, no one in the village believed him when his friend Kaya was going to be attacked by pirates.[10] Thanks to Luffy, Zoro and Nami, they were able to save Kaya, and then Usopp joined them to become a pirate, saying goodbye to Kaya with a kiss.[5][11] After continuing to navigate and facing several problems, the Straw Hat Pirates continued their journey, and they swore by their dreams, with Usopp vowing to become a brave warrior of the sea.[7]
Sanji Taz Skylar[1]; Christian Convery (young)[12][13][6] 1–2 —
He was a worker at the Baratie restaurant, where he met Luffy and his companions. There, he argued with Chef Zeff over their differences in cooking.[9] As a child, he was shipwrecked with Zeff on an islet, where he had to ration his food to survive. After Luffy asked him to join him, Sanjia agreed as he dreamed of finding the sea known as All Blue, which was a paradise for a cook. Before leaving, he said goodbye to Zeff, thanking him for everything he did for him.[9] He fights using his legs to kick his opponents. After the crew faced the Arlong Pirates, the Straw Hat Pirates continued their journey, and they swore by their dreams, with Sanji vowing to find the All Blue.[7]
Monkey D. Garp Vincent Regan[14] 1 —
A Vice Admiral of the Marines, and Luffy's grandfather. He was present at the execution of the former King of the Pirates, Gold Roger.[3] After learning of Luffy's actions in Shells Town, he went there to investigate.[4] While following Luffy's footsteps, Garp ended up being closer with his recent subordinate Koby.[10] After finding Luffy in the sea, Garp attacked his ship by firing bullets with his bare hands. As he escaped, he contacted Dracule Mihawk to hunt down Luffy.[9] Continuing his journey, Garp arrived at the Baratie, where he took the opportunity to eat, while chatting with Zeff, the chef and a former pirate, who upon learning that he was going after Luffy, told him that now was the time of his generation.[8] In Coco Village, Garp fought Luffy to stop being a pirate, but his grandson refused, and remembering Roger and what Zeff told him, Garp let him go.[7]
Buggy Jeff Ward[14] 1 2
Captain of the Buggy Pirates, notable for his enormous red clown-like nose, and with a bounty of  15,000,000. He ruled a town where he forced the villagers to watch his circus show.[11] He possesses the power of the Chop-Chop Fruit, which allows him to separate his body parts. Buggy confronted Luffy to get the map of the Grand Line from him, recognizing in progress his straw hat as Shanks's, commenting that they were partners in the past.[4] After being defeated by Luffy, he had an encounter with Arlong, who forced Buggy to help him find Luffy because he also wanted the map.[10] While the Arlong Pirates were carrying Buggy's head with them, they found Luffy at the Baratie Restaurant thanks to Buggy hiding one of his ears in Luffy's hat.[6] After the Arlong Pirates left with the map, Luffy and his companions took Buggy's head with them to find their whereabouts.[8] When Zoro and Sanji confronted the Arlong Pirates, Buggy promised to help them if he could get his body back, but after he became whole again, he mocked them and ran away. He later found Luffy's first wanted poster in a bar, and swore revenge on him, which made Alvida, also in the same bar, support that proposal.[7]
Koby Morgan Davies[14] 1 —
A boy who worked as a chore boy for the pirate Alvida, although he dreamed of becoming a Marine. After Luffy helped him escape from Alvida's tyranny, he enlisted in the Marines at the base of Shells Town, where he said goodbye to Luffy.[3] After becoming a cadet, he became a subordinate of Vice Admiral Garp, sailing on his ship.[4] Traveling, he began to see through Garp and Helmeppo's explanations that the World Government, for which the Marines worked, had its dark side.[9] Over time, he and Helmeppo also began to become closer.[6] After finding Luffy in Coco Village, Koby gave him the poster with his first reward, then said goodbye to him again, and upon returning with Garp he told him that he wanted to strive to be a good Marine.[7]

Recurring characters

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Introduced in Season 1

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Name Actor Season(s) Episode Count
Helmeppo Aidan Scott[14] 1 8
The son of Captain Morgan who uses his father's status as a Marine Captain to bully others into doing his bidding.[3] Helmeppo becomes a marine cadet under the orders of Vice-Admiral Garp after his father lost his status.[4] Sailing on Garp's ship, he begins to form a friendship with Koby. He ends up making the decision not to follow in his corrupt father's footsteps, and wants to become a respectable Marine under Garp's wing.[7]
Shanks Peter Gadiot[14][1]; Matt Herrington (young) 1 3
The captain of the Red-Haired Pirates. While his crew stopped at Windmill Village during Luffy's childhood, he became Luffy's hero and inspiration to start his own crew.[3] He saved Luffy from being eaten by a sea monster, which caused him to lose his left arm. Before leaving Windmill Village, he gave Luffy his Straw Hat as a promise that he would return it to him once he becomes a renowned pirate.[4] In the present, he was happy after see Luffy's first wanted poster as a pirate.[7]
Alvida Aidan Scott[14] 1–2 2
Captain of the Alvida Pirates, where Koby worked as a slave for her. With a bounty of  5,000,000, she has the idea of ​​considering herself the most powerful pirate. After discovering Luffy stowing away on her ship, she confronted him, but was ultimately defeated.[3] Days later, she met up with Buggy at a bar, where she supported his idea of ​​wanting revenge on Luffy.[7]
Makino Kathleen Stephens 1 3
A bartender from Windmill Village.[3] She is very close to Luffy, and when he ate the Gum-Gum Fruit, she explained to him the effects of Devil Fruits.[4] Upon receiving Luffy's first wanted poster in her bar, she was glad to see him.[7]
Bogard Armand Aucamp 1 8
A Marine officer, dressed in a grey suit and cap, who always accompanies Garp as his right-hand man.
Yasopp the Great Stevel Marc 1 3
An officer of the Red Hair Pirates and Usopp's father. He helped his captain fight off Higuma's bandits.[4] In the past, he made the decision to abandon his wife and son to become a pirate. Luffy remembers him as a skilled sniper like his son.[10] When Luffy got his first bounty as a pirate, he and his companions were happy to hear from him.[7]
Lucky Roux Ntlanhla Morgan Kutu 1 3
An officer of the Red Hair Pirates. He is corpulent, and has a passion for food.[3] He helped his captain fight off Higuma's bandits.[4] When Luffy got his first bounty as a pirate, he and his companions were happy to hear from him.[7]
Benn Beckmann Laudo Liebenberg 1 3
An officer of the Red Hair Pirates.[3] He helped his captain fight off Higuma's bandits.[4] When Luffy got his first bounty as a pirate, he and his companions were happy to hear from him.[7]
Arlong McKinley Belcher III[14] 1 4
A strong, ruthless sawshark fish-man who is the captain of the Arlong Pirates and ruler of Arlong Park. He cornered Buggy because he felt he owed him a tax for being the pirate who ran the East Blue, but Buggy offered to go find Luffy because he had a map of the Grand Line.[10] Arlong and his subordinates found Luffy on the Baratie, and with Nami's help, they left with the map.[6] For years, Arlong had Nami's village under his control, working with him with the intention of one day paying for her freedom with the money she stole, but after speaking to the Marine Captain Nezumi, whom Arlong bribed, about Nami's money to confiscate it, he broke his promise to free the village.[8] Later, Luffy confronted him, destroying his base in Arlong Park, and with Arlong ending up under the rubble.[7]
Kaya Celeste Loots[14] 1 3
An orphaned heiress and Usopp's close friend. She enjoys listening to the stories Usopp tells her. She is the heiress to her family's shipyards, and unbeknownst to her, her butler Klahadore is the one causing her illness by poisoning her tea, and planning to kill her in order to keep her fortune.[10] After Klahadore was unmasked as the pirate Kuro, Usopp and his friends saved Kaya, and as a thank you, she gave them the ship that Luffy named the Going Merry, in honor of Kaya's attorney and friend. When Usopp decided to leave with Luffy, Kaya said goodbye to him with a kiss.[5][11] Time later, when she saw Luffy's first wanted poster, she was happy to see Usopp in the background of the photo.[7]
Kuroobi Jandre le Roux 1 4
A ray fish-man who is an officer of the Arlong Pirates. He goes to find Buggy at his circus to demand payment for Arlong.[10] Time later, he accompanies Arlong and Kuroobi to the Baratie to find Luffy and obtain the map of the Grand Line.[6] After that, they return to Arlong Park.[8] He ends up facing Sanji and Zoro, who ends up defeating him.[7]
Chef Zeff Craig Fairbrass 1 4
A former pirate and the current head chef and owner of Baratie, a floating restaurant, where he argued with Sanji over their differences regarding food. After Luffy failed to pay his bill, he made him work in the kitchen.[9] He was in charge of tending to Zoro's wounds after being defeated by Mihawk.[9] Sanji told Luffy and Usopp that when he was a child, Zeff and his pirate crew raided the ship he was working on, but after the ship sank, Zeff saved him and they both ended up on an islet, where Zeff gave Sanji all the food they had, while Sanji sacrificed his leg by eating it to survive. He encourages Sanji to leave with Luffy to fulfill his dream of finding the All Blue, later saying goodbye at the Baratie dock.[6] Not long after, he receives a visit from Vice Admiral Garp at the restaurant, and the two end up chatting about their pasts and being on both sides of justice. As Garp leaves to find Luffy, Zeff tells him that their generation has passed and it's time for a new one.[8] After Luffy receives his first wanted poster, Zeff hangs it in the restaurant as a photo to declare him employee of the month.[7]
Dracule Mihawk Steven John Ward; Theo Le Ray (young) 1 3
A pirate who is one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, and is regarded as the world's greatest swordsman. In the past he was present at the execution of Gold Roger.[3] Garp contacts him to go look for Luffy, but after arriving at the Baratie, Zoro challenges him to a duel, which Mihawk ends up winning.[9] After deciding not to capture Luffy, he meets with Garp to inform him of his decision.[6] Time later, he meets up with Shanks and his crew to show them Luffy's first bounty poster.[7]
Chu Len-Barry Simons 1 3
A smelt-whiting fish-man who is an officer of the Arlong Pirates. He accompanies Arlong and Kuroobi to the Baratie to find Luffy and obtain the map of the Grand Line.[6] After that, they return to Arlong Park.[8] He ends up facing Usopp, who ends up defeating him.[7]
Smoker Callum Kerr[15][a]; Matthew Leck (young) 1–2 2
First seen in his youth during Gold Roger's execution,[3] he first appears in the present observing Luffy's first bounty poster, burning it with his cigar.[7]

Introduced in Season 2

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Name Actor Season(s) Episode Count
Miss Wednesday Charithra Chandran[16] 2 —
An agent of the Baroque Works organization.
Miss All Sunday Lera Abova[17] 2 —
The second-in-command of the Baroque Works organization.
Mr. 0 Joe Manganiello[17] 2 —
The leader of the Baroque Works organization.

Minor characters

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The following is a list of notable minor characters that have appeared in the series, most of them based on characters of the original manga.

Season 1

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  • Gold Roger (Michael Dorman): The former King of the Pirates, publicly executed, whose last words inspired people to search for the One Piece.[3]
  • Mr. 7 (Ben Kgosimore): A swordsman, member of the criminal organization Baroque Works sent to meet Zoro to recruit him, but being killed by Zoro after a fight against him.[3] His appearance is exclusive to the series, while in the original manga the character and his fight against Zoro are only mentioned.[18]
  • Rika (Kamdynn Gary): A little girl who in the bar of Shells Town tries to give Roronoa Zoro some rice balls that she prepared herself, but Helmeppo throws them to the ground.[3]
  • Ririka (Nicole Fortuin): A bartender in Shells Town, and mother of Rika.[3]
  • Petty Officer Ukkari (Richard Wright-Firth): A Marine petty officer whom Nami knocked unconscious in Shells Town in order to steal his uniform. He later recognizes her when he sees her infiltrated in the Marine base.[3]
  • Axe Hand Morgan (Langley Kirkwood):[14] A corrupt self-obsessed Marine Captain in Shells Town, and the abusive father of Helmeppo. He has an iron jaw, and an axe in his arm that gives him his nickname. He imprisoned Zoro in his Marine base, tying him to a post in the courtyard, and later discovered that Luffy and Nami infiltrated the base to rob his office. He faced Luffy, Zoro and Nami, but was defeated.[3] When Vice Admiral Garp arrived to investigate what happened, Morgan lied to him about the actions of those three he faced, so after Garp discovered that he was lying and saw his bad attitude as a Marine Captain, he tied him to the post in the same way he did with Zoro as punishment.[4]
  • Higuma (Tamer Burjaq): A sinister bandit who ridiculed Shanks at the bar of Windmill Village.[3] He later kidnapped Luffy and tried to kill him at sea, but ended up being eaten by a sea monster.[4]
  • Warrant Officer Sada (Claire Glover): Marine warrant officer who discovers Luffy and Nami when they infiltrate the Shells Town base. She is an original character in the series, without being based on a character from the manga. She is also the only Marine with the rank of warrant officer seen in the entire One Piece franchise.[3]
  • Cabaji (Sven Ruygrok): A member of the Buggy Pirates. After passing through Shells Town, he informed Buggy about the actions of Luffy and his companions.[3] Later, while Zoro and Nami are captured by the Buggy Pirates, he tries to torture Zoro as revenge, due to Zoro having killed his brother in the past, but Nami and Zoro manage to knock him unconscious and flee.[4][11]
  • Kuro (Alexander Maniatis):[14] Under the alias "Klahadore", he worked last years as Kaya's butler, later revealed to be the former pirate captain Kuro of the Black Cat Pirates, having a bounty of  16,000,000. He fights with claw-like blades and moves at high speed. He kept Kaya sick by poisoning her tea, and once she came of age and took over her parents' inheritance, Kuro intended that she leaves the entire inheritance to him with the intention of killing her afterwards.[10] He was eventually stopped by Luffy, who defeated him after a fight. Later, he is shown fleeing in a rowboat.[5]
  • Sham (Bianca Oosthuizen): Maid at Kaya's mansion, who actually is an officer of the Black Cat Pirates under Kuro's orders.[10] She and her partner Buchi end up fighting Zoro, both ending up defeated.[5] While in the original manga Sham is a male character, in this series the character is changed to a woman.[19]
  • Buchi (Albert Pretorius): Cook at Kaya's mansion, who actually is an officer of the Black Cat Pirates under Kuro's orders.[10] He and his partner Sham end up fighting Zoro, both ending up defeated.[5]
  • Merry (Brett Williams): The attorney of Kaya's family, and legal guardian of her assets. He had a hairstyle and horns similar to a ram. Kuro killed him in order to get Kaya's fortune.[10][19] Because of this, Luffy named his ship the Going Merry in his honor.[5][11]
  • Banchina (Chanté Grainger): Usopp's mother, who died when her son was a kid.[10][1]
  • Shimotsuki Kuina (Audrey Cymone): Zoro's childhood friend and skilled swordswoman, with which he promised that one of the two would be the best swordsmaster in the world, but after dying at an early age, Zoro decided to become the best swordsman in the world for both of them.[5]
  • Shimotsuki Koushirou (Nathan Castle): A master swordsman who was the teacher of Roronoa Zoro, and father of Kuina.[5]
  • Patty (Brashaad Mayweather): A cook of the Baratie.[9]
  • Full Body (Jean Henry):​ A customer at Baratie who gets into an argument with Gally, until Sanji stops them.[9]
  • Gally (Nkululeko Chunky Phiri):​ A customer at Baratie who gets into an argument with Full Body, until Sanji stops them.[9]
  • Don Krieg (Milton Schorr): A pirate fleet's captain who wears an armor filled with hidden weapons. His ship was destroyed by Draclue Mihawk, who wiped out his entire crew, including him. He had a bounty of  17,000,000.[9]
  • Gin (Litha Bam): A member of Don Krieg's crew, who after fter fleeing Mihawk's attack to the crew and reaching the Baratie was fed by Sanji.[9]
  • Nojiko (Chioma Umeala; Kylie Ashfield (young)): Nami's adoptive older sister.[8][7]
  • Genzo (Grant Ross): The sheriff of the Coco Village.[8][7]
  • Nezumi (Rory Acton-Burnell): A corrupt Marine Captain who covers up for Arlong's misdeeds.[8][7]
  • Bellemere (Genna Galloway): A former Marine who adopted Nami and Nojiko after save them. She worked as a mandarin farmer. When Nami and Nojiko were little, she was killed by Arlong trying to protect her daughters.[8]

Additionally, Ian McShane voices the narrator in the first episode.[20]

Season 2

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Notes

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  1. ^ The character appeared as a cameo at the climax of the season 1 finale portrayed by an uncredited actor.[7]

References

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