List of One Piece characters

The One Piece manga features an extensive cast of characters created by Eiichiro Oda. The series takes place in a fictional universe where vast numbers of pirates, soldiers, revolutionaries, and other adventurers fight each other, using various superhuman abilities. The majority of the characters are human, but the cast also includes dwarfs, giants, mermen and mermaids, fish-men,^[a] sky people, and minks,^[b] and many others. Many of the characters possess abilities gained by eating "Devil Fruits". The series' storyline follows the adventures of a group of pirates as they search for the mythical "One Piece" treasure.

Monkey D. Luffy is the series' main protagonist, a young pirate who wishes to succeed Gold Roger, the deceased King of the Pirates, by finding his treasure, the "One Piece". Throughout the series, Luffy gathers himself a diverse crew named the Straw Hat Pirates, including: the three-sword-wielding combatant Roronoa Zoro (sometimes referred to as Roronoa Zolo in the English manga); the thief and navigator Nami; the cowardly marksman and inventor Usopp; the amorous cook and martial artist Sanji; the anthropomorphic reindeer and doctor Tony Tony Chopper; the archaeologist Nico Robin; the cyborg shipwright Franky; the living skeleton musician Brook; and the fish-man helmsman Jimbei. Together they sail the seas in pursuit of their dreams, encountering other pirates, bounty hunters, criminal organizations, revolutionaries, secret agents and soldiers of the corrupt World Government, and various other friends and foes.

Creation and conception

Initial concept art for the Straw Hat Pirates.

Several characters have been stated to be based on actual pirates and sailors such as: Eustass Kid (Eustace the Monk and William Kidd), X. Drake (Sir Francis Drake), Basil Hawkins (Basil Ringrose and John Hawkins), Capone Bege (Al Capone and William Le Sauvage), Jewelry Bonney (Anne Bonny), Urouge (Aruj and Oruç Reis), Alvida (Awilda), Bartolomeo (Bartholomew Roberts), Bellamy (Samuel Bellamy), Blackbeard (Edward Teach), Cavendish (Thomas Cavendish), Big Mom (Charlotte Badger), Gold Roger (Olivier Levasseur), Lafitte (Jean Lafitte), Roronoa Zoro (François l'Olonnais), Silvers Rayleigh (Sir Walter Raleigh), Thatch (Edward Thatch), Yorki (Calico Jack), Zeff and Sanji ("Red Legs" Greaves), Trafalgar Law (Edward Low), Barbarossa (Hayreddin Barbarossa), and Scratchmen Apoo (Chui A-poo).^[ch. 508] The cross dresser Emporio Ivankov is based on Dr. Frank N. Furter and Norio Imamura. Norio had asked Oda to draw more okama (homosexual) characters and became Ivankov's first voice actor.^[ch. 570]

Oda had created Helmeppo before he created Captain Morgan, Helmeppo's father. Oda originally named Morgan after "Chop", with the character's full title being "Naval Captain Chop" or "Sailor Chop". "Sailor" in Japanese is suihei (水兵), and "Suihei Chop" is a fighting technique used by Giant Baba, a Japanese wrestler. He created several versions of Morgan before settling on the final design. After an editor told him that Morgan, in Oda's words, "looked lame", he changed the design to its final style.^{[vol. 1:p. 144 (en)]}

Straw Hat Pirates

Straw Hat Pirates roles and actors
Name	Role	Devil Fruit	Anime voice actor(s)		Live actor(s)
Name	Role	Devil Fruit	JP	US	Live actor(s)
Monkey D. Luffy	Captain	Gum-Gum	Mayumi Tanaka	Erica Schroeder (4Kids) Colleen Clinkenbeard (Funimation)	Iñaki Godoy
Roronoa Zoro	Combatant	—	Kazuya Nakai	Marc Diraison (4Kids) Christopher Sabat (Funimation)	Mackenyu
Nami	Navigator	—	Akemi Okamura	Kerry Williams (4Kids) Luci Christian (Funimation)	Emily Rudd
Usopp	Sniper	—	Kappei Yamaguchi	Jason Griffith (4Kids) Sonny Strait (Funimation)	Jacob Romero Gibson
Sanji	Cook	—	Hiroaki Hirata	David Moo (4Kids) Eric Vale (Funimation)	Taz Skylar
Tony Tony Chopper	Doctor	Human-Human	Ikue Ōtani Kazue Ikura (254–263)	Brina Palencia (Funimation)	TBD
Nico Robin	Archaeologist	Flower-Flower	Yuriko Yamaguch	Veronica Taylor (4Kids) Stephanie Young (Funimation)	Lera Abova
Franky	Shipwright	—	Kazuki Yao	Patrick Seitz (Funimation)	TBD
Brook	Musician	Revive-Revive	Chō	Ian Sinclair (Funimation)	TBD
Jimbei	Helmsman	—	Daisuke Gōri Katsuhisa Hōki	Daniel Baugh (Funimation)	TBD

The protagonists of the One Piece series are all the members of the Straw Hat Pirates (麦わらの一味, Mugiwara no Ichimi), a crew of ten pirates captained by Monkey D. Luffy. The crew's number increases throughout the series, as Luffy recruits new members. Once Usopp joins the Straw Hat Pirates, they gain their own ship, the Going Merry, which is later destroyed and replaced by a larger and more powerful vessel, the Thousand Sunny created by their shipwright Franky. Two years later, the Straw Hats gain a new fleet, called the Straw Hat Grand Fleet, consisting of 5,640 pirates from seven different crews; Luffy objects to the idea of being a fleet commander, and organizes his new army in a way that they may act independently, but when one crew is in trouble, the others must do what they can to help them. By the end of the Wano Country Arc, the Straw Hat Pirates are recognized as an Emperor-led crew with Luffy also being recognized as the leader of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet^[ch. 903] and the other nine members as its Senior Officers^[ch. 1058] after the defeat of both Kaido and Big Mom.

Monkey D. Luffy

Monkey D. Luffy (モンキー・D・ルフィ, Monkī Dī Rufi) is the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates and the main protagonist of the One Piece series. At age seven, he admires and tries to join the pirates of the "Red Haired" Shanks. Ridiculed and rejected, he inadvertently eats their treasure, the Paramecia-type Gum-Gum Fruit (ゴムゴムの実, Gomu Gomu no Mi), which gives him rubbery attributes. His reckless efforts ultimately lead him into grave peril causing Shanks to lose an arm while rescuing him. After this, Luffy gives up on joining Shanks, resolving instead to start a crew of his own and become King of the Pirates.^[ch. 1] Displeased by Shanks spoiling his grandson, Garp takes Luffy to be raised by Curly Dadan and her mountain bandits, who he strong-arms into taking him in. During Luffy's time there, he becomes a sworn brother with Ace, Garp's other ward, and Sabo, a local runaway noble.^{[ch. 582–589]}

Ten years later and still wearing Shanks' treasured straw hat, Luffy forms and commands his own pirate crew called The Straw Hat Pirates and sets sail for the Grand Line, quickly gaining infamy as "Straw Hat" Luffy (麦わらのルフィ, Mugiwara no Rufi).^{[ch. 2, 7, 96, 98]} Eventually, after his strength proves insufficient to save Ace from execution, he spends two years on a secluded island, learning the use of the three colors of Haki as well as his rubber ability's fourth Gear from Silvers Rayleigh, before heading to the New World.^{[ch. 590–602]} Due to his infamy, he is one of the pirates who are known as "The Worst Generation". After the defeat of Kaido and Big Mom, he is subsequently named one of the newest members of the Four Emperors. Luffy is also capable of using the advanced application for all types of Haki. During his fight with Kaido, his devil fruit power awakened, revealing its true nature as the Mythical Zoan-type, Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika.

Luffy is voiced by Mayumi Tanaka in the anime series.^[1] In the 4Kids Entertainment English adaptation, he is voiced by Erica Schroeder.^[2] In the Funimation Entertainment English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Colleen Clinkenbeard.^[3]

Luffy is portrayed by Iñaki Godoy in the live-action adaptation of One Piece.^[4]

Roronoa Zoro

Roronoa Zoro (ロロノア・ゾロ) is a swordsman who uses up to three swords simultaneously, holding one in each hand and a third in his mouth.^{[ch. 3, 5, 28]} To fulfill a promise to Kuina, his deceased childhood friend and rival, he aims to defeat "Hawk-Eye" Mihawk and become the world's greatest swordsman.^{[ch. 5, 50]} Traveling the seas in search of Mihawk and making a living as a bounty hunter, he becomes infamously known as "Pirate Hunter" Zoro (海賊狩りのゾロ, Kaizoku-Gari no Zoro).

Eventually, he comes into conflict with Helmeppo, the spoiled son of a navy officer. To prevent the harm of innocent civilians, Zoro allows himself to be incarcerated temporarily, while Helmeppo plots to have him killed. Zoro is saved from execution by Luffy in exchange for becoming his first crewman. At that point, Zoro makes it clear that he would turn on his captain if he ever stepped between him and his dream.^[ch. 2–6] However, Zoro grows fond of his crew and after several defeats in their defense, his priorities change and he convinces Mihawk to take him on as a student.^{[ch. 51f., 485, 597]} Zoro is capable of utilizing all three types of Haki and is capable of using the advanced application for both Haoshoku and Busoshoku Haki. He is known for his awful sense of direction and constantly gets lost when traveling.

In the anime television series, his voice actor is Kazuya Nakai.^[1] In the 4Kids English adaptation, his name is spelled Roronoa Zolo, and he is voiced by Marc Diraison.^[2] The VIZ media also calls him "Zolo". In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Christopher Sabat.^[3]

Zoro is portrayed by Mackenyu in the live-action adaptation of One Piece.^[4]

Nami

Adopted and raised by navy seaman turned tangerine farmer Belle-Mère, Nami (ナミ) witnessed her mother being murdered by the infamous Arlong, whose pirate gang occupies their island and extracts tribute from the population. Striking a deal with him, Nami, still a child, but already an accomplished cartographer who dreams of drawing a complete map of the world, joins the pirates, hoping to buy freedom for her village eventually. Growing up as a pirate-hating pirate drawing maps for Arlong and stealing treasure from other pirates, Nami becomes an excellent burglar, pickpocket, and navigator with an exceptional ability to forecast weather.^{[ch. 77, 95, 130]} After Arlong betrays her, and he and his gang are defeated by the Straw Hat Pirates, Nami joins them in pursuit of her dream and acquires infamy herself as "Cat Burglar" Nami (泥棒猫のナミ, Dorobō Neko no Nami).^{[ch. 94f., 435]}

In the anime television series, Nami is voiced by Akemi Okamura.^[5] In the 4Kids English adaptation, she is voiced by Kerry Williams.^[6] In the Funimation English adaptation, her voice is provided by Luci Christian.^[7]

Nami is portrayed by Emily Rudd in the live-action adaptation of One Piece.^[4]

Usopp

During his early childhood, Usopp (ウソップ, Usoppu) was abandoned by his father, Yasopp, who left to join the Red-Haired Pirates. As his mother, Bachina, falls ill, Usopp starts telling tall tales, expressing his hope that his father will return and take them out to sea. He regularly goes to the mansion at the top of the hill where he lives, to visit Kaya. Even after his mother dies, Usopp does not blame his father for leaving. Despite his cowardly disposition, he strives to become a great pirate.^{[ch. 25, 41]}

Usopp is recognizable for his long nose, a reference to the fact that he tends to lie a lot. He is a gifted inventor, painter, and sculptor.^{[ch. 42, 106, 190]} In combat, he relies primarily on slingshots to fire various kinds of ammunition with great precision in coordination with a set of lies and other weapons giving him a unique fighting style named "The Usopp Arsenal".^[ch. 332] To help the Straw Hats rescue Nico Robin, he achieves notoriety under his alter-ego "Sogeking, the King of Snipers" (狙撃の王様そげキング, Sogeki no Ō-sama Sogekingu), a hero sniper wearing a golden mask and cape. Eventually, after helping the Straw Hats liberate Dressrosa from Donquixote Doflamingo's rule, he becomes infamous as "God" Usopp (ゴッドウソップ, Goddo Usoppu).^[ch. 435]

In the anime series, his voice actor is Kappei Yamaguchi.^[1] Jason Griffith and Sonny Strait provide his voice in the 4Kids and Funimation English adaptations, respectively.^[3]^[8]

Usopp is portrayed by Jacob Romero Gibson in the live-action adaptation of One Piece.^[4]

Sanji

Born as a prince of Germa Kingdom, Vinsmoke Sanji (ヴィンスモーク・サンジ, Vinsumōku Sanji) is routinely ridiculed by his genetically enhanced siblings and is locked away by his father Judge for being a disgrace. With help from his sister Reiju, he escapes and flees Germa, a floating kingdom composed of several ships, after it enters the East Blue and his father permits it.

While serving as an apprentice cook on a passenger ship, nine-year-old Sanji stands up to a boarding party of pirates led by the infamous "Red Foot" Zeff. During the encounter, Sanji is swept into the sea by a massive wave. Zeff jumps in after him because of their common dream of finding the All Blue (オールブルー, Ōru Burū), a legendary area where the East, West, North, and South Blue seas meet, containing every kind of fish in the world. While castaways together, the pirate saves Sanji's life yet again by giving him all of their food. After their eventual rescue, Sanji stays with Zeff for several years and helps him build a floating restaurant, the Baratie (バラティエ). Zeff in turn makes him a first-rate cook and teaches him his kick-based fighting style.^{[ch. 56–59]} Mirroring Zeff, Sanji will never refuse a starving person a meal, and he uses only his legs when fighting to protect the hands he needs for cooking.^{[ch. 48, 370]} He has a weakness for women and makes it a principle never to harm one, even if it means his death.^[ch. 403]

Eventually, he becomes infamous as "Black Leg" Sanji (黒脚のサンジ, Kuro Ashi no Sanji).^[ch. 435] While training for a period of two years in Emporio Ivankov's Kamabakka Queendom (カマバッカ王国, Kamabakka Ōkoku), he develops the Sky Walk (空中歩行(スカイ・ウォーク), Sukai Wōku), a variant of the Six Powers (六式, Rokushiki) technique Moonwalk (月歩, Geppo), which allows him to essentially run through air.^[ch. 635] Sanji receives his own Raid Suit from his family that grants him the ability to turn invisible^[ch. 903], though he later destroys it out of fear of losing his humanity.^[ch. 1031]

Sanji's standard appearance is wearing a well-fitting black suit with a skinny black tie. His hair always covers one of his eyes and he is usually smoking a cigarette.

In the anime television series, he is voiced by Hiroaki Hirata.^[9] In the 4Kids English adaptation, he is voiced by David Moo.^[10] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Eric Vale.^[3]

Sanji is portrayed by Taz Skylar in the live-action adaptation of One Piece.^[4]

Tony Tony Chopper

Tony Tony Chopper (トニートニー・チョッパー, Tonī Tonī Choppā) is an anthropomorphic reindeer and doctor. The power of the Zoan-type Human-Human Fruit (ヒトヒトの実, Hito Hito no Mi) provides him with the ability to transform into a full-sized reindeer or a reindeer-human hybrid.^[ch. 140] A self-developed drug he calls Rumble Ball (ランブル・ボール, Ranburu Bōru) enables him to perform even more transformations for three minutes.^[ch. 149] With help from Caesar Clown, Chopper can last in his transformations for about 30 minutes.^[ch. 1014]

Rejected by his herd because of his blue nose and eating the Devil Fruit, Chopper is rescued by Drum Island's quack doctor Doctor Hiriluk. While developing a potion to create cherry blossoms when in contact with snow, Chopper is heartbroken when Hiriluk falls ill with a deadly disease. After Hiriluk's death, Doctor Kureha takes him in as his mentor. After the Straw Hats arrive at Drum Island and take Chopper with them, Kureha uses Hiriluk's potion to turn the snowy sky into cherry blossoms, fulfilling Hiriluk's life mission. When complimented, Chopper acts flustered and sometimes yells at the person who complimented him to stop trying to make him happy.^[ch. 140] A running gag within the series is when other characters mistake him as a Tanuki, and he angrily corrects them, pointing out that he is a Tonakai (Japanese for "Reindeer").

Chopper's voice actress is Ikue Ōtani.^[11] Kazue Ikura voiced Tony Tony Chopper for episodes 254–263.^[12] Brina Palencia voices Chopper in the English Funimation dub.

When creating Chopper, Oda wanted a mascot who is both cute and feeble.^[13] An IGN review of the manga praised Chopper's character as one of the best in the series and said that he was able to be both touching and funny.^[14] With Chopper's backstory, Oda wanted to illustrate that one need not be blood-related to be considered family.^[15]

Nico Robin

Being raised in Ohara (オハラ), home of the world's oldest and largest library, Nico Robin (ニコ・ロビン, Niko Robin) becomes an archaeologist at the age of eight.^{[ch. 218,391f.]} At some point she gains the power of the Paramecia-type Flower-Flower Fruit (ハナハナの実, Hana Hana no Mi), which allows her to have temporary copies of parts of her body, including her eyes and ears, which spring up on surfaces near her.^[ch. 170] Behind her teachers' backs, she acquires from them the outlawed knowledge of how to translate the ancient stones called Poneglyphs (歴史の本文( ポーネグリフ), Pōnegurifu, alt. Poneglyphs), which are scattered around the world. She comes to share their goal of finding the elusive Real Ponegliff (真の歴史の本文(リオ・ポーネグリフ), Rio Pōnegurifu), which is said to tell the world's lost history referred to as the 100-Year Void (空白の100年, Kūhaku no Hyaku-nen, Void Century).^[ch. 218] However, the World Government finds out about these efforts and sends a battlefleet to stop them. Only Robin escapes the devastating attack that claims the lives of the island's entire population, including that of her mother.^{[ch. 218, 395]}

Called "Devil Child" (悪魔の子, Akuma no Ko), traumatized, and with a bounty on her head, Robin lives a life on the run, unable to trust anyone.^[ch. 218] To survive, she cooperates with various pirates and other outlaws. She eventually joins Sir Crocodile's Baroque Works group, using the codename "Ms. All-Sunday" (ミス・オールサンデー, Misu Ōrusandē)^[ch. 398] and becomes their vice-president.^[ch. 218] After Baroque Works falls apart, with nowhere else to go, she tags along with the Straw Hat Pirates^[ch. 218] and grows so fond of them that she gives herself up to the Government to save them. After they discover her real reason for leaving, the Straw Hat Pirates declare open war against the Government to get her back. She realizes that she has finally found people who will never betray her and joins the crew.^[ch. 398] Two years later, Robin further hones her Devil Fruit powers to the point she can create a full-bodied duplicate of herself.

In the anime television series adaptation of the manga, Robin's voice actress is Yuriko Yamaguchi.^[16] In the 4Kids English adaptation, her Baroque Works codename was changed to Miss Sunday and she is voiced by Veronica Taylor.^[17] In the Funimation English adaptation, she is voiced by Stephanie Young.^[18]

Robin is portrayed by Lera Abova in the live-action adaptation of One Piece.

Franky

The son of pirate parents who abandoned him at age nine, Cutty Flam (カティ・フラム, Kati Furamu) changed his name to Franky (フランキー, Furankī) and is taken in as an apprentice by shipwright Tom, who built Pirate King Gol D Roger's ship, the Oro Jackson, and also secretly holds the plans for a devastating ancient weapon.^{[ch. 344, 354, 427]} Franky's recklessness eventually provides an opportunity for World Government agents seeking these plans.^[ch. 356] Attempting to rescue his master, Franky suffers severe injuries and only survives by rebuilding parts of his body using pieces of scrap metal, turning himself into a cola-powered cyborg with strength.^{[ch. 336, 339, 352, 357f.]} After gaining notoriety as "Cyborg" Franky (サイボーグフランキー, Saibōgu Furankī), and to fulfill his dream of sailing a ship he built around the world, he constructs the Thousand Sunny, a brigantine-rigged sloop-of-war, for the Straw Hat Pirates and joins the crew.^{[ch. 435–437]}

In the anime television series, his voice actor is Kazuki Yao.^[19] Patrick Seitz provides his voice in the Funimation English adaptation.^[20]

Brook

Already a pirate before the time of Roger, "Humming" Brook (ブルック, Burukku) first enters the Grand Line as a member of the music-themed Rumbar Pirates. Leaving his pet, the infant whale Laboon (ラブーン, Rabūn), at Reverse Mountain, he promises to return after sailing around the world.^[ch. 487] After losing his captain "Calico" Yorki (キャラコのヨーキ, Kyarako no Yōki), Brook took over the crew as the new captain. Some time later, he is annihilated, but the power of the Paramecia-type Revive-Revive Fruit (ヨミヨミの実, Yomi Yomi no Mi) allows him to resurrect as a skeleton.^[ch. 443] Fifty years later, Brook's goal is still to fulfill his late crew's promise, and to that end he joins the Straw Hat Pirates.^[ch. 459]

He is an excellent musician, who says that he can play any instrument, although he is usually seen playing the violin.^[ch. 486] Brook can even influence people with his music to the point of making them fall asleep.^[ch. 454] While separated from the other Straw Hats, and incognito as "Soul King" Brook, he gains world fame, filling concert halls with fans.^[ch. 600] He is also a skilled fencer who uses a shikomizue (a Japanese cane sword) in battle.^[ch. 454] His reduced weight allows him to jump extraordinarily high and to run across water.^{[ch. 443, 493]} Eventually, Brook learns how to use his Devil Fruit ability to leave his skeleton body and explore his surroundings as a disembodied soul.^[ch. 629]

The idea of a skeleton musician was first conceived by Oda in 2000, about the time of Laboon's introduction and more than half a decade before the first appearance of Brook.^[21]

He is voiced by Chō.^[22] Ian Sinclair provides his voice in the Funimation English adaptation.

Jimbei

Jimbei (ジンベエ, Jinbē) is a yakuza-esque whale shark-type fish-man.^[ch. 528] A master of Fish-Man Karate (魚人空手, Gyojin Karate) and Fish-Man Jujutsu (魚人柔術, Gyojin Jūjutsu), he is capable of manipulating water as if it were a tangible cloth.^[ch. 546] Jimbei can communicate with fish, an ability more usually associated with merfolk, allowing him to enlist the help of whale sharks.^{[ch. 547–549]} After growing up in a rough part of Fish-Man Island, Jimbei first joins the island's royal army and later the Sun Pirates; he becomes captain following the death of Fisher Tiger.^[ch. 624] In exchange for the World Government granting him Warlord-status and amnesty to the Sun Pirates, Jimbei disbands the crew.^[ch. 69] He resigns from the position to side against the Government during its war with the Whitebeard Pirates, the protectors of Fish-Man Island, and is subsequently imprisoned in Impel Down.^[ch. 557] He is then freed by Luffy during his mission to rescue Ace.

Two years later, Jimbei enlists the help of the Straw Hat Pirates to prevent the New Fish-Man Pirates' coup d'état against Fish-Man Island's royal family. He initially turns down an invitation from Luffy to join his crew, having already aligned with the Big Mom Pirates after the death of Whitebeard.^[ch. 649] However, after cutting ties with Big Mom, he joins the Straw Hat Pirates as the crew's helmsman.^[ch. 863]^[ch. 976]

In the Japanese anime television series, Jimbei is initially voiced by Daisuke Gōri, later by Katsuhisa Hōki.^[23]^[24] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Daniel Baugh.

Other pirate crews

Some major characters of the series. By row, from left to right:

(Top) Blackbeard, Buggy, Sengoku, Aokiji, Dracule Mihawk, Shanks
Bartholomew Kuma, Smoker, Whitebeard, Koby
Kaku (in giraffe-human hybrid form), Donquixote Doflamingo, Bellamy, Monkey D. Dragon, Pandaman, Portgas D. Ace
Rob Lucci (in leopard-human hybrid form) with Hattori, Foxy
Arlong, Eneru, Don Krieg
(Bottom) Kuro, Spandam and Wapol

The following are the known pirate crews:

Arlong Pirates

The Arlong Pirates (アーロン一味, Āron Ichimi) are a pirate crew consisting mostly of fishmen led by the sawshark-type fish-man Arlong and several officers.

Hatchan and Nami used to be members until the latter left the crew following its defeat by the Straw Hat Pirates.^{[ch. 69, 75, 93f.]}

Arlong

"Saw-Tooth" Arlong (ノコギリのアーロン, Nokogiri no Āron) is a sawshark-type fish-man and fish-man supremacist.^{[ch. 69, 71]} Growing up in a rough part of Fish-Man Island, he becomes captain of the Arlong Pirates, who temporarily merge with other fishmen to form the Sun Pirates.^{[ch. 621, 624]} Arlong's powerful jaws have rapidly re-growing teeth capable of rending stone.^[ch. 90] His favorite weapon is the sword-like Shark Saw (キリバチ, Kiribachi) with its six tooth-shaped blades.^[ch. 92]

In the original Japanese series, Arlong's voice actor is Jūrōta Kosugi.^[25] In the 4Kids English adaptation, he is voiced by David Wills.^[26] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Chris Rager.^[27]

Hatchan

Hatchan (はっちゃん), often called Hachi (ハチ), is an octopus-type fish-man first introduced as the first mate of the Arlong Pirates.^[ch. 73] Being half octopus, he can spit large quantities of black ink and use suction pads to stick to walls.^[ch. 83f.] He fights using six swords, holding one in each arm-tentacle.^[ch. 84] After his crew is defeated by the Straw Hat Pirates, he escapes from captivity and opens a floating takoyaki restaurant.^{[ch. 182–228: chapter cover pages]} He becomes close friends with Camie (ケイミー, Keimī), a kissing gourami mermaid, and Pappag (パッパグ, Pappagu), her pet starfish and master.^[ch. 490f.] Hachi later attempts to make things right with the Straw Hat Pirates by bringing them in contact with Silvers Rayleigh.^{[ch. 496, 506]}

Hatchan's voice actor is Toshiyuki Morikawa.^[25] In the 4Kids and Funimation English adaptations, his voice is supplied by Sean Schemmel and George Manley, respectively.^[26]^[27]

Kuroobi

Kuroobi^[c] is a manta ray-type fish-man who uses "Fishman Karate".

Kuroobi is voiced by Hisao Egawa in the original Japanese version and by Sean Schemmel and Patrick Seitz in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

Choo

Choo^[d] is a Japanese whiting-type fish-man who spits water as if they were firing bullets.

Choo is voiced by Masaya Onosaka in the original Japanese version and by Tom Wayland and Jay Hickman in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

Bellamy Pirates

The Bellamy Pirates (ベラミー海賊団, Beramī Kaizokudan) is a pirate crew originating from the North Blue, and allies with the Donquixote Pirates. The captain of the crew is Bellamy "the Hyena".

Bellamy

(ハイエナのベラミー, Haiena no Beramī), is the captain of the Bellamy Pirates, a blonde-haired man with the power of the Paramecia-type Boing-Boing Fruit (バネバネの実, Bane Bane no Mi), which allows him to turn his legs into springs to bounce off surfaces and gain momentum for his attacks.^[ch. 230f.] After his defeat at the hands of Luffy, Doflamingo dismisses Bellamy, who later becomes a fighter in Dressrosa.^[ch. 706]

In the anime television series, Bellamy's voice actor is Wataru Takagi. In the 4Kids English adaptation, he is voiced by Andrew Rannells. In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Justin Cook.

Other Bellamy Pirates members

The rest of the Bellamy Pirates consist of:

"Big Knife" Sarquiss (サーキース, Sākīsu, alt. "Sarkies") is a blue-haired bespectacled man who is Bellamy's first mate^[ch. 223]. He is voiced by Yuji Ueda in the original Japanese version and by Duncan Brannan in the Funimation dub.
Lily is a woman who often accompanied Sarquiss^[ch. 223]. She is voiced by Yuko Sumitomo in the original Japanese version and by Trina Nishimura in the Funimation dub.
Eddy is the Bellamy Pirates' navigator. He is voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Andy Baldwin in episodes 149 and 150 and by Zach Bolton in Episode 207.
Muret is the Bellamy Pirates' doctor. She is voiced by Yuko Shioyama in the original Japanese version and by Colleen Clinkenbeard in the Funimation dub.
Hewitt is the Bellamy Pirates' cook.
Rivers is the Bellamy Pirates' sniper. He is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Patrick Seitz in the Funimation dub.
Ross is the Bellamy Pirates' swordsman. He is voiced by Osamu Ryutani in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Scott Cantrell in earlier appearances and by Tyson Rinehart starting in Episode 207.
Mani: The Bellamy Pirates' combatant. She is voiced by Brigette Goudeau in the Funimation dub.

Bliking Pirates

The Bliking Pirates (ブリキング海賊団, Burikingu Kaizokudan) are a group of pirates that originate from Drum Island. They consist of:

Wapol

Wapol (ワポル, Waporu) is the former King of Drum Island. He ate the Paramecia-type Munch-Munch Fruit (バクバクの実, Baku Baku no Mi) which allows him to eat virtually anything and take on its properties. His crew consists mostly of his former army.

Wapol is voiced by Bin Shimada in the Japanese version and by Matt Hoverman and Andy Mullins in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

Chess

Chess (チェス, Chesu) is an underling of Wapol who is a skilled archer. He used to be the minister of defense during Wapol's rule over Drum Island.

Chess is voiced by Yusuke Numata in the original Japanese version and by David Chen and Kyle C. Jones in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

Kuromarimo

Kuromarimo (クロマーリモ, Kuromārimo) is an underling of Wapol whose fighting style revolves around throwing parts of his Afro hair-cut. He used to be a magistrate during Wapol's rule over Drum Island.

Kuromarimo is voiced by Kenji Nomura in the original Japanese version and by Jamie McGonnigal and Charles Baker in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

Black Cat Pirates

The Black Cat Pirates are a cat-themed crew of pirates led by their captain, Kuro, who considers them as nothing but pawns to carry out his plans and, if he so pleases, to die for him.^[ch. 38]. Other members of the Black Cat Pirates include, Django, the former captain and previously first mate, and Siam (シャム, Shamu) and Butchie (ブチ, Buchi), known as the Meowban Brothers. Siam is voiced by Masaya Onosaka in the original Japanese version and by Eric Stuart and Todd Haberkorn in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. Butchie is voiced by Yasuhiro Takato in the original Japanese version and by Jimmy Zoppi and Chris Rager in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Kuro

Kuro (クロ, Kuro, lit. "Black"), nicknamed Kuro the "Thousand Plans" (百計のクロ, Hyakkei no Kuro), is the captain of the Black Cat Pirates, who is known for his elaborate plans.^[ch. 26] Wishing to leave his identity behind, and to escape the pirate lifestyle of always being on the run,^[ch. 37] he becomes butler to Kaya, a friend of Usopp.^[ch. 23] He considers his crew as nothing but pawns to carry out his plans and, if he so pleases, to die for him.^[ch. 38] Kuro fights using a pair of gloves equipped with long, straight, single edged blades. Wearing these, he adopted his signature habit of adjusting his constantly slipping glasses by using only the palm of his hand to avoid cutting his face.^[ch. 33]

Carl Kimlinger of Anime News Network praised Kuro as being "both unspeakably cool and utterly vile".^[28]

In the anime, Kuro resumed pirate life following his defeat and saw that the bounty for Luffy has gone up following Arlong's defeat.

In the Japanese anime television series, Kuro is voiced by Kōichi Hashimoto. In the 4Kids English adaptation, he is voiced by Gary Mack, while his voice actor in the Funimation English adaptation is Kent Williams.

In the American live-action Netflix series, he is portrayed by Alexandar Maniatis.^[29]

Brownbeard Pirates

The Brownbeard Pirates (茶ひげ海賊団, Cha hi-ge kaizoku-dan) was a pirate group who had their lower body parts replaced by animal parts by Trafalgar Law after they were badly defeated by Basil Hawkins.

Brownbeard

Chadros Higelyges (チャドロス・ヒゲリゲス, Chadorosu Higerigesu), better known as Brownbeard (茶ひげ, Chahige), is a large man and the captain of the Brownbeard Pirates who has alligator legs added by Law making him an alligator-type centaur. He and his remaining crew members helped to form the Centaur Patrol Unit which worked for Caesar Clown. After Caesar Clown was defeated, Brownbeard and his crew surrendered to Smoker.

Brownbeard is voiced by Yasuhiko Tokuyama in Episode 491 of the original Japanese version, Kazunari Tanaka in Episode 511 of the original Japanese version, and Masashi Sugawara starting in Episode 583 of the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Randy E. Aguebor.

Other Brownbeard Pirates members

Other members of Brownbeard's crew include:

Smooge is a member of the Brownbeard Pirates who resembles a normal centaur. Smooge is voiced by Kōhei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Eric Rolon in the Funimation dub.
Chappe is a cattle-like centaur and member of the Brownbeard Pirates. Chappe is voiced by Eiji Takemoto in the original Japanese version and by Chris Thurman in the Funimation dub.
Run is a member of the Brownbeard Pirates who resembles a drider. Run is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Timothy McNamee in the Funimation dub.
Hyoutauros is a jaguar-like centaur and member of the Brownbeard Pirates. Hyoutauros is voiced by Kōhei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Ray Gestaut in the Funimation dub.
Kirintauros is a giraffe-like centaur and member of the Brownbeard Pirates. Kirintauros is voiced by Yūsei Oda in the original Japanese version and by Phillip Annarella in the Funimation dub.
An unidentified doe-type centaur
An unidentified rhinoceros-type centaur
An unidentified zebra-type centaur
An unidentified tapir-type centaur

Caribou Pirates

The Caribou Pirates (カリブー海賊団, Karibū kaizoku-dan) is a pirate group that encountered the Straw Hat Pirates after they got back together.

Caribou

"Wet-Haired" Caribou (カリブー, Karibū) is a rookie pirate and co-captain of the Caribou Pirates. He consumed the Swamp-Swamp Fruit which enables him to generate, control, and become a "swamp".

Caribou is voiced by Masaki Terasoma in the original Japanese version and by Andrew Kasten in the Funimation dub.

Coribou

"Blood Splatterer" Coribou (コリブー, Koribū) is the egg-shaped brother of Caribou and co-captain of the Caribou Pirates.

Coribou is voiced by Kohei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Dalton Tindall in the Funimation dub.

Donquixote Pirates

The Donquixote Pirates (ドンキホーテ海賊団, Donkihōte Kaizoku-dan), or Donquixote Family (ドンキホーテファミリー, Donkihōte Famirī), are a powerful pirate crew led by Donquixote Doflamingo.^[ch. 762] It is split into three divisions, each led by one of the top three officers: the Trébol Army, Diamante Army and Pica Army.^[ch. 732] Bellamy was a member of the crew, and Caesar Clown and Disco are also their subordinates.

Donquixote Doflamingo

Donquixote Doflamingo (ドンキホーテ・ドフラミンゴ, Donkihōte Dofuramingo) is the captain of the Donquixote Pirates, the usurper king of the island Dressrosa, and formerly one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea.^{[ch. 234, 682, 728]} The String-String Fruit (イトイトの実, Ito Ito no Mi) grants him the ability to control others using movements with his fingers resembling a puppeteer's. It also enables him to control sharp thin strings from his fingertips that can cut people, create clones of himself, and attach to the clouds in the sky to allow him to fly.^[ch. 231] He is also capable of utilizing all three types of Haki. He is also a former Celestial Dragon after his father, Donquixote Homing, decided to abandon that life to become a normal human. However, they were chased by the people, tortured, and eventually Doflamingo killed his father. He brought the head of his father back to Mariejois in hopes of receiving his Celestial title back again. He was denied and later became a pirate.

He believes that the "Great Pirate Era" is nearing its end and a new age is about to begin.^[ch. 303] He is a broker under the alias of "Joker", and owns a large auction house at the Sabaody Archipelago where humans and other species are sold as slaves.^[ch. 504] Eventually, after the Straw Hat Pirates and Dressrosa's citizens reveal his treacherous deeds, Doflamingo is defeated by Luffy and his title is revoked.

He is voiced by Hideyuki Tanaka.^[30] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Robert McCollum.^[31]

Donquixote Pirates' Elite Officers

Trébol

Trébol (トレーボル, Torēboru) is the leader of the Trébol Army, occupying the Club seat of Donquixote Pirates, with the powers of the Stick-Stick Fruit (ベタベタの実, Beta Beta no Mi) which allows him to generate an adhesive and highly sticky liquid.

Trébol is voiced by Taiki Matsuno in the original Japanese version and by Alejandro Saab in the Funimation dub.

Diamante

Diamante (ディアマンテ, Diamante) is the leader of the Diamante Army, occupying the Diamond seat of Donquixote Pirates, who has the powers of the Ripple-Ripple Fruit (ヒラヒラの実, Hira Hira no Mi) which allows him to flatten, reform, and fold anything while still retaining its original characteristics.

Diamante is voiced by Hideyuki Umezu in the original Japanese version and by Brad Hawkins in the Funimation dub.

Pica

Pica (ピーカ, Pīka) is the leader of the Pica Army, occupying the Spade seat of Donquixote Pirates, and a large, muscular man with a comically high voice with the powers of the Stone-Stone Fruit (イシイシの実, Ishi Ishi no Mi), which allows him to absorb, manipulate, and merge with stone.

Pica is voiced by Yūji Mitsuya in the original Japanese version and by Ry McKeand in the Funimation dub.

Vergo

Vergo (ヴェルゴ, Verugo) is a tall, light-skinned, lean, yet muscular man who is an elite officer of the Donquixote Pirates, formerly occupying the Heart seat and went by the code name "Corazon" before Rosinante, undercover as a Naval vice admiral heading G-5 in Punk Hazzard. He is a practitioner of Rokushiki and is also proficient in the use of Haki. After being defeated by Law, he dies when the SAD Production Room explodes he was in.

Vergo is voiced by Junichi Suwabe in the original Japanese version and by Wes Frazierin the Funimation dub.

Donquixote Pirates' Officers

Trébol Army

Trébol Army (トレーボル軍, Torēboru-gun) is a division of the Donquixote Pirates led by Trébol specializing in missions that require users with special powers. Its officers consists of:

Sugar (シュガー, Shugā) is a girl and a special officer of the Trébol Army with the powers of the Hobby-Hobby Fruit (ホビホビの実, Hobi Hobi no Mi) which allows her to turn people into toys. Sugar is voiced by Rie Kugimiya in the original Japanese version and by Natalie Hoover in the Funimation.
Giolla (ジョーラ, Jōra) is a woman with the powers of the Art-Art Fruit (アトアトの実, Ato Ato no Mi) which allows her to transform things into modern art. Giolla is voiced by Hiroko Emori in the original Japanese version and by CJ Critt in the Funimation dub.
Violet (ヴィオラ, Vaioretto): See Viola.

Diamante Army

Diamante Army (ディアマンテ軍, Diamante-gun) is a division of the Donquixote Pirates led by Diamante specializing in fighting missions. Its officers consists of:

Its officers consists of:

Lao G (ラオ・G, Rao Jī) is an old skilled martial artist obsessed with the letter G. Lao G is voiced by Tetsuo Gotō in the original Japanese version and by Jim White in the Funimation dub.
Machvise (マッハバイス, Mahhabaisu): A strong man with the powers of the Ton-Ton Fruit (トントンの実, Ton Ton no Mi) which allows him to change his weight at will. Machvise is voiced by Naomi Kusumi in the original Japanese version and by Shawn Gann in the Funimation dub.
Senor Pink (セニョール・ピンク, Senyōru Pinku) is a "hard boiled" man with the power of the Swim-Swim Fruit (スイスイの実, Sui Sui no Mi) which allows him to swim through the ground or walls. Senor Pink is voiced by Kazuhiro Yamaji in the original Japanese version and by Ethan Gallardo in the Funimation dub.
Dellinger (デリンジャー, Derinjā) is a boy who is a hybrid of a human and a Siamese fighting fish-type fishman, and primarily fights with kicks. Dellinger is voiced by Kōki Miyata in the original Japanese version and by Brandon McInnes in the Funimation dub.

Pica Army

Pica Army (ピーカ軍, Pīka-gun) is a division of the Donquixote Pirates led by Pica specializing in commando missions.

Its officers consists of:

Baby 5 (ベビー5, Bebī Faibu) is a girl with the powers of the Arms-Arms Fruit (ブキブキの実, Buki Buki no Mi) which allows her change any part of her body into any kind of weapon. She later defects to the Happosui Army and marries Sai. Baby 5 is voiced by Rina Satō in the original Japanese version and by Katelyn Barr in the Funimation Dub.
Buffalo (バッファロー, Baffarō) is an extremely large man with the powers of the Spin-Spin Fruit (グルグルの実, Guru Guru no Mi) which allows him to rotate any part of his body like a propeller. Buffalo is voiced by Yasuhiro Takato in the original Japanese version and by Travis Mullenix in the Funimation dub.
Gladius (グラディウス, Guradiusu) is a man with the powers of the Pop-Pop Fruit (パムパムの実, Pamu Pamu no Mi) which allows him to make his own body or any inorganic object he touches rupture and explode. Gladius is voiced by Isshin Chiba in the original Japanese version and by Taylor Harris in the Funimation dub.

Monet

Monet (モネ, Mone) is a harpy-like woman, officer of the Donquixote Pirates, and Caesar's lab assistant with the ability to generate, control, or transform into snow thanks to the powers of the Snow-Snow Fruit. Her bird parts were the replacements for her original parts. She was killed when Caesar accidentally stabbed her removed heart instead of Smoker's removed heart.

Monet is voiced by Naoko Matsui in the original Japanese version and by Janelle Lutz in the Funimation dub.

Flying Pirates

The Flying Pirates are a group of fish-man pirates that was originally founded by Vander Decken. They eventually make a pact with the New Fish-Man Pirates to plot the complete destruction of Fish-Man Island by initiating a coup d'etat.

Vander Decken IX

Vander Decken IX (バンダー・デッケン九世, Bandā Dekken Kyūsei) is a Japanese bullhead shark-type fish-man. He is chronically the first fish-man to sport a Devil Fruit power, possessing the power of the Paramecia-type Target-Target Fruit (マトマトの実, Mato-Mato no Mi) that enables him to lock on any target at will so long as he touches the target first. Despite lacking the ability to swim, he retains the ability to survive underwater.

Vander Decken IX is voiced by Wataru Takagi in the original Japanese version and by Jim Foronda in the Funimation dub.

Foxy Pirates

The Foxy Pirates (フォクシー海賊団, Fokushī Kaizokudan) is a crew specializing in a pirate game known as the "Davy Back Fight" wherein pirate crews can win crewmen from their opponents and their Jolly Roger. One example is when he won the Fanged Toad Pirates' captain Kibagaeru, its unnamed helmsman, and its unnamed navigator as well as their Jolly Roger leaving the rest of the Fanged Toad Pirates in disarray.^[ch. 306] The crew is led by Foxy.^[ch. 309]

Foxy

Foxy (フォクシー, Fokushī), nicknamed "Silver Fox" (銀ギツネ, Gin Gitsune), is the cheater and trickster captain of the Foxy Pirates.^[ch. 307] Though he acts supremely confident most of the time, he is extremely sensitive to insults or criticism.^[ch. 306] Having eaten the Slow-Slow Fruit (ノロノロの実, Noro Noro no Mi), Foxy can emit a beam with microscopic particles from his hands which can temporarily slow down any object, reducing its velocity, while preserving kinetic energy.^[ch. 309]

Although in the manga he only appears as the main antagonist of a story arc, in the anime he is a recurring opponent of Luffy's crew.

Foxy is voiced by Bin Shimada in the original Japanese version, and Jonathan Brooks in the Funimation English dub.

Other Foxy Pirates members

Other members of Foxy's numerous crew include:

Porche is the crew's idol. Porche is voiced by Sara Nakayama in the original Japanese version and by Tia Ballard in the Funimation dub.
Hamburg is a gorilla-like human who occasionally serves as Foxy's mount and leader of the Groggy Monsters^[ch. 305]. Hamburg is voiced by Hirohiko Kakegawa in the original Japanese version and by Scott Freeman in the Funimation dub.
Pickles is a large and husky man who is larger than Hamburg and a member of the Groggy Monsters. Pickles is voiced by Osamu Ryūtani in the original Japanese version and by Bradford Jackson in the Funimation dub.
Big Pan is a Wotan, a result of a union between a giant and a fish-man with his fish-type being a pond loach. He is a member of the Groggy Monsters. Big Pan is voiced by Mahito Ôba in the original Japanese version and by Andrew Chandler in the Funimation dub.
Kibagaeru is the former captain of the Fanged Toad Pirates who Foxy claimed in the Davy Back Fight against them. In the anime-exclusive Foxy Returns Arc, Kibagaeru briefly took over the Foxy Pirates. After being defeated by the Straw Hat Pirates, Kibagaeru allowed Foxy to lead the Foxy Pirates again. Kibagaeru is voiced by Takashi Nagasako in the original Japanese version.
Itomimizu is the announcer and commentator. Itomimizu is voiced by Keiichi Nanba in the original Japanese version and by Ian Sinclair in the Funimation dub.
Chuchun is Itomimizu's pet giant sparrow and transport. Chuchun's vocal effects are provided by Hiroaki Hirata in the original Japanese version and by Chris Cason in the Funimation dub.
Capote is a billfish-type fish-man. Capote is voiced by Hiroshi Tsuchida in the original Japanese version and by Phil Parsons in the Funimation dub.
Monda: A star shark. Monda's vocal effects are provided by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by John Burgmeier in the Funimation dub.
Gina is a shipwright for the Foxy Pirates.
Sonieh is the leader of the Foxy Pirates' 50 mechanics.
Donovan is one of the Foxy Pirates' 50 mechanics.
An unnamed referee who during Davy Back Fight games ignores his team's cheating.

The Foxy Pirates have some anime-only members:

Mashikaku is a large and rectangular man. Mashikaku is voiced by Mike McFarland in the Funimation dub.
Chiqicheetah is a crew member whose unnamed Devil Fruit enables him to turn into a cheetah and a cheetah-human hybrid. Chiqicheetah is voiced by Hiroshi Tsuchida in the original Japanese version and by Jessie James Grelle in the Funimation dub.
Jube is a squid-type fish-man. Jube is voiced by Hirohiko Kakegawa in the original Japanese version and by Charles Baker in the Funimation dub.
Girarin is an unspecified fish-man. Girarin is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Z. Charles Bolton in the Funimation dub.
Rokuroshi is an elderly referee who was the head referee for Hit and Dead Ball. Rokurokushi is voiced by Tomohisa Asō in the original Japanese version and by Tony Oliver in the Funimation dub.

Giant Warrior Pirates

The Giant Warrior Pirates are a group of pirates that originated from Elbaph. After a brief disbandment, they later got back together to help Luffy fight the Marines on Egghead. Then proceeed to take the Straw Hat Pirates to Elbaph.

Brogy and Dorry

Brogy (ブロギー, Burogī) and Dorry (ドリー, Dorī), former co-captains of the Giant Warrior Pirates, are two giants living on Little Garden where they've been dueling each other for many years. After ending their duel years later, Brogy and Dorry headed to Elbaf where Shanks recruited them to help fight the Kid Pirates. They arrived on Egghead with their fellow Giant Warrior Pirates to help fight the Navy and the Five Elders.

Brogy is voiced by Tetsu Inada in the original Japanese version and by Jonathan C. Osborne in the Funimation dub. Dorry is voiced by Daisuke Gōri in the original Japanese version and by Bob Carter in the Funimation dub.

Oimo

Oimo (オイモ, Oimo) is a 52 ft. giant and member of the Giant Warrior Pirates. After their disbandment, Oimo worked as a guard at Enies Lobby. He later defeated from the World Government. By the time the Straw Hat Pirates were on Egghead, Oimo has rejoined the Giant Warrior Pirates and arrived on Egghead to help them.

Oimo is voiced by Hiroshi Okamoto in the original Japanese version and by Tyson Rhinehart in the Funimation dub.

Kashii

Kashii (カーシー, Kāshī) is a 55 ft. giant and member of the Giant Warrior Pirates. After their disbandment, Kashii worked as a guard at Enies Lobby. He later defects from the World Government. By the time the Straw Hat Pirates were on Egghead, Kashii has rejoined the Giant Warrior Pirates and arrived on Egghead to help them.

Kashii is voiced by Kōhei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Jeff Johnson in the Funimation dub.

Krieg Pirates

The Krieg Pirates are a pirate crew led by Don Krieg.^[ch. 46] The crew consisted of the largest pirate fleet in the East Blue, until their ships were sunk by Dracule Mihawk.

Don Krieg

Don Krieg (首領(ドン)・クリーク, Don Kurīku), nicknamed "Foul Play" Krieg (ダマシ討ちのクリーク, Damashi Uchi no Kurīku), is the captain of the Krieg Pirates, a man well known for his underhanded tactics.^[ch. 46] Krieg does not care for his crew and bullies them into fearing and obeying him.^[ch. 49] He punishes those who fail him and those who show weakness.^[ch. 61f.] Krieg wears a gilded suit of steel armor filled with hidden weapons such as guns, bombs, etc.^[ch. 47] Krieg also uses a weapon called the "Mighty Battle Spear", that is not only a spear, but can release explosions and remain intact.

Don Krieg is voiced by Fumihiko Tachiki in the original Japanese version and by Marc Thompson and Andy Mullins in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

Krieg was played in the live action show by Milton Schorr. Krieg is only a minor character in this version as opposed to the source material where he was the main antagonist of the Baratie Arc. His fleet is also not destroyed by Mihawk at the Baratie, rather at an unknown location and he does not survive his duel with Mihawk.

Gin

Gin (ギン, Gin) is Krieg's combat commander. He arrived at the Baratie restaurant hungry, being saved by Sanji, who offered him a plate of food, after which Gin was grateful to the cook. Because of this, he ended up rebelling against his captain, especially once he ended up being defeated by Luffy, because he lost all the respect he had for him, thinking that he was someone indestructible.

Gin is voiced by Kenichi Ono in the original Japanese version. In the 4Kids dub, Gin is voiced by Peter Katana. In the Funimation dub, Gin is voiced by Illich Guardiola until 2014 and by David Matranga starting in the "Episode of East Blue" special.

Pearl

Pearl (パール, Pāru) is a man protected by various shields. Although it is difficult to hurt him, he gets nervous if someone does the slightest injury to him, worrying everyone including his captain, as he begins to lose control.

Pearl is voiced by Hiroyuki Kawamoto in the original Japanese version and by Dan Green and J. Michael Tatum in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

Kuja

The Kuja (九蛇) are a tribe of women living on Amazon Lily (アマゾン・リリー, Amazon Rirī), a China-inspired island where men are forbidden.^{[ch. 514f., 535]} It is ruled by Boa Hancock, who also captains a group of pirates who are the strongest fighters of the Kuja, including her two younger sisters who possess the Zoan-type abilities of the Snake-Snake Fruit (ヘビヘビの実, Hebi Hebi no Mi).^[ch. 519]

Boa Hancock

Boa Hancock (ボア・ハンコック, Boa Hankokku) is a member of the all-female Kuja Tribe from the island of Amazon Lily.^[ch. 515f.] Sold to the Celestial Dragons during childhood, she and her sisters are force-fed devil fruits and branded as slaves.^[ch. 521] Eventually freed by Fisher Tiger, the three return to their people. Hancock becomes ruler and is referred to by her subjects as "Snake Princess" (蛇姫, Hebihime).^{[ch. 516, 521]} Leading the Kuja Pirates, she quickly gains infamy as the "Pirate Empress" (海賊女帝, Kaizoku Jotei) and is offered membership in the Seven Warlords of the Sea.^{[ch. 516, 522]} Despite resenting the World Government for her past enslavement, which she keeps a secret even from her kinswomen, Hancock accepts the position to protect her people. But when called upon to participate in the Government's war against the Whitebeard Pirates, she initially refuses and only reconsiders after falling in love with Luffy, who enlists her help to infiltrate Impel Down.^{[ch. 516f., 520–522]} Hancock is capable of utilizing all three types of Haki,^[ch. 519]

The ability of the Paramecia-type Love-Love Fruit (メロメロの実, Mero Mero no Mi) allows her to turn anyone charmed by her into stone and back again.^{[ch. 516, 521]} She is also often accompanied by her pet snake Salome. After the most recent Levely, the Seven Warlords were disbanded, making her an enemy of the World Government again.

A few weeks after her home was invaded by the Marines and the Blackbeard Pirates, Boa Hancock has decided to leave her home to protect her people and reunite with Luffy.

In the Japanese anime television series, her voice actress is Kotono Mitsuishi.^[32] In the Funimation English adaptation, her voice is supplied by Lydia Mackay.

Salome

Salome (サロメ, Sarome) is Boa Hancock's pet snake who supports her in battle.

Boa Sandersonia

Boa Sandersonia (ボア・サンダーソニア, Boa Sandāsonia) is the middle sister whose Snake-Snake Fruit: Model Anaconda (ヘビヘビの実：模範キングコブラ, Hebi Hebi no Mi: Moderu Anakonda) enables her to transform into an anaconda or anaconda-human hybrid.

Boa Sandersonia is voiced by Chiwa Saitō in the original Japanese version and by Lindsay Seidel in the Funimation dub.

Boa Marigold

Boa Marigold (ボア・マリーゴールド, Boa Marīgōrudo) is the youngest sister whose Snake-Snake Fruit: Model King Cobra (スネーク・スネーク・フルーツ：モデル・キング・コブラ, Hebi Hebi no Mi: Moderu Kingu Kobura) enables her to turn into a king cobra or king cobra-human hybrid.

Boa Marigold is voiced by Kimiko Saitō in the original Japanese version and by Julie Mayfield in the Funimation dub.

Other Kuja members

Other members of the tribe are the former empress of the Kuja:

Gloriosa (グロリオーサ, Guroriōsa) is more commonly referred to as "Elder Nyon". Gloriosa is voiced by Ako Mayama in the original Japanese version and by Nacny Sherrand in the Funimation dub.
Marguerite (マーガレット, Māgaretto) is a warrior who befriends Luffy. Marguerite is voiced by Masumi Asano in the original Japanese version and by Whitney Rodgers in the Funimation dub.
Sweetpea (スイトピー, Suitopī) is Marguerite's friend. Sweetpea is voiced by Kujira in the original Japanese version and by Doug Goodrich in the Funimation dub.
Aphelandra (アフェランドラ, Aferandora) is Marguerite's friend. Aphelandra is voiced by Akemi Okamura in the original Japanese version and by Sarah Wiedenheft in the Funimation dub.

Monkey Mountain Allied Force

The Monkey Mountain Allied Force (猿山連合軍, Saruyama Rengō-gun) is a group formed between three pirate captains. Originally stationed in Jaya, they helped the Straw Hat Pirates in getting to Skypiea.

They are led by Mont Blanc Cricket (モンブラン・クリケット, Monburan Kuriketto) is the leader of the Monkey Mountain Allied Forces who is a descendant of Mont Blanc Noland (モンブラン・ノーランド, Monburan Nōrando), who was known as "Liar Noland" because of lying about the existence of a City of Gold. Cricket, believing that Noland was telling the truth, spent years searching for that city. Mont Black Cricket is voiced by Takashi Taniguchi in the original Japanese version and by George Manley in the Funimation dub.

The other two representatives of the alliance are: Masira (マシラ, Mashira), the captain of the Masira Pirates with ape-like features who are responsible for refloating the treasures of the sunken ships; and Shoujou (ショウジョウ, Shōjō), Masira's orangutan-faced sworn brother and the captain of the Shoujou Pirates who are responsible for sinking ships. Masira is voiced by Aruno Tahara in the original Japanese version and by Jeremy Inman in the Funimation dub. Shoujou is voiced by Isamu Tanonaka in the original Japanese version and by Jonathan C. Osborne.

New Fish-Man Pirates

The New Fish-Man Pirates (新魚人海賊団, Shin-Gyojin Kaizoku-dan) are a pirate group of fish-men supremacists.The pirates eventually make a pact with the captain of the Flying Pirates to plot the complete destruction of Fish-Man Island by initiating a coup d'etat. In addition, they also use different Sea Beasts where some of them are used as their steeds. Jones broadcasts a message to the island, announcing that he will execute Neptune, its current ruler, to take over the kingdom, and then kill the Straw Hat Pirates. However, Luffy eventually teams up with Jimbei, to launch a combined assault on the pirates—defeating them and saving Fish-Man Island.

Hordy Jones

Hordy Jones (ホーディ・ジョーンズ, Hōdi Jōnzu) is the great white shark-type fish-man and leader of the New Fishman Pirates.^[ch. 631] Hordy is responsible for assassinating Otohime, the queen of Fishman Island. He uses a Sea Giraffe as his steed.

Hordy Jones is voiced by Jōji Nakata in the original Japanese version and by Larry Brantley in the Funimation dub.

New Fish-Man Pirates Officers

The officers of the crew are:

Dosun (ドスン, Dosun) is a hammerhead shark-type fish-man who uses a Sea Elephant as his steed. Dosun is voiced by Takahiro Yoshimizu in the original Japanese version and by Christian Taylor in the Funimation dub.
Zeo (ゼオ, Zeo) is a Japanese wobbegong-type fish-man who uses a Sea Rhinoceros as his steed. Zeo is voiced by Shintarō Asanuma in the original Japanese version and by Nazeeh Tarsha in the Funimation dub.
Daruma (ダルマ, Daruma) is a cookiecutter shark-type fish-man. Daruma is voiced by Hisayoshi Suganuma in the original Japanese version and by Oscar Seung in the Funimation dub.
Ikaros Munch (イカロス・ムッヒ, Ikarosu Muhhi) is a giant squid-type fish-man. Ikaros Munch is voiced by Keiji Hirai in the original Japanese version and by Ethan Gallardo in the Funimation dub.
Hyouzou (ヒョウゾウ, Hyōzō) is a poisonous blue-ringed octopus-type merman who serves as the New Fishman Pirates' assassin and uses a Sea Gorilla as his steed. Hyouzou is voiced by Tetsuo Sakaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Dave Woodard in the Funimation dub.

Roger Pirates

The Roger Pirates (ロジャー海賊団, Rojā Kaizokudan) were the pirate crew of the late King of the Pirates, Gol D. Roger, and were the only known crew to ever reach Raftel. Silvers Rayleigh was the crew's first mate. One of the members, Scopper Gaban (スコッパー・ギャバン, Sukoppā Gyaban), was a man who was regarded by Roger as one of his best men along with Rayleigh. Shanks and Buggy—They started out as pirate apprentices on the crew. Because the legendary Samurai Kozuki Oden of Wano Country can read the Poneglyphs, he, alongside his wife Toki, children Momonosuke and Hiyori, as well as his retainers, Dogstorm and Cat Viper, accompanied Roger and his crew for one year to learn the secrets of the world (such as the void century, ancient weapons, and the D. family), as well as reaching the last island, Raftel.

Gol D. Roger

Gol D. Roger (ゴール・D・ロジャー, Gōru Dī Rojā), after gaining worldwide infamy as captain of the Roger Pirates, becomes better known as Gold Roger (ゴールド・ロジャー, Gōrudo Rojā), the King of the Pirates (海賊王, Kaizoku-Ō, lit. "Pirate King").^{[ch. 1, 154, 506]} Suffering from a terminal disease, he takes his crew on a complete voyage through the Grand Line before disbanding it and turning himself in to the World Government, which claims to have captured him.^[ch. 506] At his execution, before Rouge gives birth to Roger's son Ace, and 22 years before the formation of the Straw Hat Pirates, Roger spawns the "Great Pirate Era" by announcing that his treasure, the "One Piece", is up for the taking, though they will have to find it first.^{[ch. 1, 506, 550]} It is said after Roger's death that only Whitebeard could match him in a fight and that he had the ability to hear "the voice of all things", which allowed him and his crew to learn the secret history of the world.^{[ch. 233, 507]} He was also the original owner of Luffy's Straw Hat which fell into the possession of Shanks after his captain's death, with Shanks eventually passing it on to Luffy. Gol D. Roger has the highest known bounty in the series, with 5,564,800,000.^[33] Roger was capable of utilizing all three types of Haki.^[ch. 966] and was capable of using the advanced application for both and Haoshoku and Busoshoku Haki.

Roger is originally voiced by Chikao Ōtsuka, and later by Masane Tsukayama.^[1] A younger Roger is voiced by Takeshi Kusao. In the 4Kids adaptation, Roger is voiced by Frederick B. Owens.^[2] Eric Stuart initially voiced Roger before being replaced with Owens. In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Sean Hennigan.^[3]

Silvers Rayleigh

The "Dark King" (冥王, Mei-Ō) Silvers Rayleigh (シルバーズ・レイリー, Shirubāzu Reirī) is a swordsman who, after serving as first mate of the Roger Pirates, comes to live on the Sabaody Archipelago as a ship coater and gambler.^[ch. 500] Rayleigh is capable of utilizing all three types of Haki. and is capable of using the advanced application for both and Haoshoku and Busoshoku Haki. and, following the war between the Whitebeard Pirates and the World Government, instructs Luffy in its use.^[ch. 503]

In the anime adaptation, he is voiced by Keiichi Sonobe in Japanese,^[34] and by Bruce Carey in the Funimation dub.^[3]

Rocks Pirates

The Rocks Pirates (ロックス海賊団, Rokkusu Kaizokudan), led by Rocks D. Xebec (ロックス・D・ジーベック, Rokkusu Dī Jībekku), were a powerful crew that dominated the seas forty years before the current events of the series; their strength was such that at the time anyone knew their deeds, so crazy and reckless that they considered them a real terrorist organization. There were also people who later became notorious such as the Emperors Whitebeard, Big Mom, and Kaido, and the captain of the Golden Lion Pirates and Roger's rival Shiki (シキ, Shiki).^[ch. 957] They were defeated on the island of God Valley (ゴッドバレー, Goddo Barē) by the combined efforts of Monkey D. Garp and Gol D. Roger.

Straw Hat Grand Fleet

The Straw Hat Grand Fleet (麦わら大船団, Mugiwara Dai-sendan) is a fleet composed of seven pirate crews, whom after having helped Luffy in Dressrosa, swore allegiance to him. A total of 5,639 pirates make up the entire fleet.

Beautiful Pirates

The Beautiful Pirates (美しき海賊団, Utsukushiki Kaizoku-dan) are the first crew of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet. Their ship is the Sleeping White Horse of the Forest. The crew consists of a total of 74 members including:

Cavendish (キャベンディッシュ, Kyabendisshu) is the captain of the crew, a former prince who became a pirate, becoming a super rookie, and has a double personality where he becomes his dangerous alter-ego Hakuba. Cavendish is voiced by Akira Ishida in the original Japanese version and by Matt Shipman in the Funimation dub.
Suleiman (スレイマン, Sureiman) is a former mercenary who joined Cavendish after the events in Dressrosa. Suleiman is voiced by Ken Narita in the original Japanese version and by Jordan Cruz in the Funimation dub.
Farul (ファルル, Faruru) is a Cavendish' white horse who serves as Cavendish' mode of transportation.

Barto Club

The Barto Club (バルトクラブ, Baruto Kurabu) are the second crew of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet. All the members of the crew are big fans of Luffy and named their ship "Going Luffy-senpai" after him.

The crew consists of a total of 56 members including:

Bartolomeo (バルトロメオ) is a former super rookie and captain of the crew, who has the power to create invisible barriers around him thanks to the Barrier-Barrier Fruit. Bartolomeo is voiced by Showtaro Morikubo in the original Japanese version and by Tyson Rinehart in the Funimation dub.
Gambia (ガンビア, Ganbia) is the Barto Club's staff officer with jaguar spot tattoos on his arms. Gambia is voiced by Hiroshi Yanaka in the original Japanese version and by Blake McNamara in the Funimation dub.

Happosui Army

The Happosui Army (八宝水軍, Happō Suigun) are the third crew of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet. They have one Happosai boat that has a white tiger figurehead and seven Ipposai boats that resemble turtle ships with sea serpent figureheads.

The crew consists of a total of 1000 members including:

Sai (サイ) is the leader of the Happosui Army who married Baby 5 when she defects from the Donquixote Pirates and sided with the Happosui Army. Said is voiced by Kōichi Hashimoto in the original Japanese version and by Kyle Igneczi in the Funimation dub.
Boo (ブー, Bū) is Sai's younger brother and vice-leader of the organization. Boo is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Jeff Johnson in the Funimation dub.
Chin Jao (チンジャオ, Chinjao) is the grandfather of Sai and former leader of the Happosui Army, who was once a rival to both Garp and Roger. He also is capable of utilizing all three types of Haki. Chin Jao is voiced by Shin Aomori in the original Japanese version and by Bradley Campbell in the Funimation dub.

Ideo Pirates

The Ideo Pirates (イデオ海賊団, Ideo Kaizokudan) are the fourth crew of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet. Initially, they were named "XXX Gym Martial Arts Alliance" (XXXジム格闘連合, Toripuru-Ekkusu Jimu Kakutō Rengō, pronounced "Triple X Gym Martial Arts Alliance") before being renamed after obtaining their own ship.

The four members of the crew are:

Ideo (イデオ) is a martial artist, leader of the Ideo Pirates, and member of the Longarm Tribe with bandaged feet and calves. Ideo is voiced by Masaki Aizawa in the original Japanese version and by Eric Rolon in the Funimation dub.
Blue Gilly (ブルー・ギリー, Burū Girī) is a martial artist and member of the Longleg Tribe. Blue Gilly is voiced by Makoto Naruse in the original Japanese version and by Kellen Goff in the Funimation dub.
Abdullah (アブドーラ, Abudōra) and Jeet (ジェット, Jetto) are two former criminals and bounty hunters. Abdulla is voiced by Keiji Hirai in the original Japanese version and by Sean O'Connor in the Funimation dub. Jeet is voiced by Koji Haramaki in the original Japanese version and by Robby Gemaehlich in the Funimation dub.

Tontatta Pirates

The Tontatta Pirates (トンタッタ海賊団, Tontatta Kaizokudan), formerly known as Tonta Corps (トンタ兵団, Tonta Heidan), are the fifth crew of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet, and the armed forces of the Tontatta Tribe. The organization is made up entirely of dwarfs and their ship is named Usoland.

The crew consists of a total of 200 members including:

Leo (レオ, Reo) is the leader of the Tontanna Pirates whose Devil Fruit called the Stitch-Stitch Fruit gives him the ability to stitch and un-stitch objects together. Leo is voiced by Kurumi Mamiya in the original Japanese version and by Rachel Glass in the Funimation dub.
Bian (ビアン) is an Avian Squad leader of the Pink Bee Squad whose Devil Fruit called the Bug-Bug Fruit: Model Hornet gives her the ability to transform into a hornet or a hornet-dwarf hybrid while also granting her flight. Bian is voiced by Rie Kugimiya in the original Japanese version and by Kristen McGuire.
Cub (カブ, Kabu) is an Avian Squad leader of the Yellow Kabu Squad whose Devil Fruit called the Bug-Bug Fruit: Model Rhinoceros Beetle, gives him the ability to transform into a rhinoceros beetle or a rhinoceros beetle-dwarf hybrid while also granting him flight. Cub is voiced by Masami Kikuchi in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, Cub is voiced by Clay Wheeler in the "Episode of Sabo" special and by Shawn Gann in later episodes.

New Giant Warrior Pirates

The New Giant Warrior Pirates (新巨兵海賊団, Shin Kyo Hei Kaizoku-dan) are the sixth crew of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet. Their ship is called Nagifar.

The organization is composed of five giants from the island of Elbaph. By the "Elbaph Arc", they have withdrawn to Elbalph.

Hajrudin (ハイルディン, Hairudin) is the crew's captain who is the Prince of Elbaph. Hajrudin is voiced by Tsuyoshi Koyama in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, Hajrudin is voice by Randy E. Aguebor in the "Episode of Sabo" special and episodes 639 to 658 and by Chris Guerrero in later episodes.
Stansen (スタンセン, Sutansen) is the crew's shipwright who was imprisoned at the Auction House in Sabaody until he escaped with Rayleigh. Stansen is voiced by Eiji Takemoto in the original Japanese version and by Dan Caskey in the Funimation dub.
Road (ロード, Rōdo) is the crew's navigator. He was later revealed to be the Sun God who ran his diorama called the Land of Gods which he later placed the sleeping Straw Hat Pirates in after they passed through the Sleeping Mist that is between Egghead and Elbaf. Road was not pleased with what they did to the "God" animals in his diorama and attacked the Straw Hat Pirates. He was subdued by Zeus' lightning.
Goldberg (ゴールドバーグ, Gōrudobāgu) is the crew's cook.
Gerd (ゲルズ, Geruzu) is the crew's doctor who in her childhood was a friend of Big Mom until their friendship was strained when Big Mom's eating disorder for semin led to her rampage throughout Elbaf which injured many giants. Gerd is voiced by Natsuko Kuwatani in the original Japanese version and by Sarah Wiedenheft in the Funimation dub.

Yontamaria Fleet

The Yontamaria Fleet (ヨンタマリア大船団, Yonta Maria Dai-sendan) are the seventh crew of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet. They have one Yonta Maria, five Santa Maria ships, and fifty Nita Maria ships.

The crew consists of a total of 4,300 members including:

Orlumbus (オオロンブス, Ōronbusu) is a former adventurer who worked for the Standing Kingdom. Orlumbus is voiced by Jiro Saito in the original Japanese version and by Brandon Potter in the Funimation dub.
Columbus (コロンブス, Koronbusu) is a girl who is a trusted subordinate of Orlumbus.

Rolling Pirates

A pirate crew that the Straw Hat Pirates met in Thriller Bark, being part of the victims whose shadows were stolen by Gecko Moria.

They are captained by Charlotte Lola (シャーロット•ローラ, Shārotto Rōra), one of 39 daughters of Big Mom and twin sister of Chiffon. Lola ran away from Totto Land when her mother wanted her to marry Prince Loki of Elbaf, deciding to sail in the sea to find someone she truly loved. During her trip, she asked all the men she met if they wanted to marry her, eventually marrying Gotti.

Charlotte Lola is voiced by Aya Hisakawa in the original Japanese version and by Alex Moore in the Funimation dub.

Sun Pirates

The Sun Pirates (タイヨウの海賊団, Taiyō no Kaizokudan) are a band of pirates consisting of fish-men and mermen that was originally led by Fisher Tiger and later by Jimbei They attack any pirate ship they see, but no matter who is on it, they never kill directly. Their Sun insignia was created to cover up the mark of the Celestial Dragon's slave, "Hoof of the Soaring Dragon", since Tiger Fisher bore the mark from being a slave. But he had escaped the World Nobles and during his escape he freed other mermen/fish-men and Boa Hancock and her two sisters. With the Sun insignia, the World Government was unable to claim the slaves due to mass confusion over whether they were Sun Pirates or not.^[ch. 620] The members of the Arlong Pirates and Macro Pirates were also part of the crew, until the group eventually disbands when Jimbei joins the Seven Warlords of the Sea.

The known members of the Sun Pirates are:

Fisher Tiger (フィッシャー・タイガー, Fisshā Taigā) is a sea bream-type fish-man who was the crew's founder. After he died from blood loss following an ambush by the Marines, he was succeeded by Jimbei. Fisher Tiger is voiced by Kōji Ishii in the original Japanese version and by Gabe Kunda in the Funimation dub.
Aladine (アラディン, Aradin) is a goatsbeard brotula-type merman who is the crew's doctor and first mate during Jimbei's leadership. Aladine is voiced by Takashi Nagasako in the original Japanese version and by Brad Smeaton in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Praline (シャーロット・プラリネ, Shārotto Purarine) is Aladine's wife and Big Mom's 21st daughter who is a hybrid of a human and a hammerhead shark-type merman. Charlotte Praline is voiced by Yuko Tachibana in the original Japanese version and by Sara Ragsdale in the Funimation dub.
Wadatsumi (ワダツミ) is a giant tiger blowfish-type fish-man who is a former member of the Flying Pirates. Wadatsumi is voiced by Kōki Miyata in the original Japanese version and by Trina Nishimura in the Funimation dub.

Thriller Bark Pirates

The crew of the island-sized ship Thriller Bark (スリラーバーク, Surirā Bāku), captained by Gecko Moriah, consists mostly of zombies, numbering in the hundreds, created from corpses. Some of these zombies have been sorted between the General Zombies, the Soldier Zombies, the Wild Zombies, and the Special Zombies.

Gecko Moria

Gecko Moria (ゲッコー・モリア, Gekkō Moria, a play on kōmori (蝙蝠)) is the captain of the island-sized ship Thriller Bark and a former member of the Seven Warlords of the Sea.^[ch. 448] The Shadow-Shadow Fruit (カゲカゲの実, Kage Kage no Mi) grants him the ability to control his shadow, allowing it to act completely independent from his body, and to control others' shadows.^{[ch. 455, 463]} After his entire crew is annihilated by Kaido, he creates a completely obedient, immortal army of zombies by implanting stolen shadows into corpses.^{[ch. 457, 481]} After the Paramount War, his Warlord title is revoked.

In the Japanese anime television series, Gecko voice actor is Katsuhisa Hōki.^[35] In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Chris Guerrero.^[36]

Perona

Perona (ペローナ, Perōna), also known as "Ghost Princess" (ゴーストプリンセス, Gōsuto Purinsesu), is a member of the Thriller Bark Pirates, a woman dressed in a Gothic Lolita-style who is capable of create ghosts with various abilities thanks to the power of the Paramecia-type Hollow-Hollow Fruit (ホロホロの実, Horo Horo no Mi).^{[ch. 443, 461]} After Gecko Moria's defeat, Perona takes shelter in Dracule Mihawk's castle, where she begrudgingly helps and cooperates with Roronoa Zoro in his training during the timeskip.^[ch. 597]

In the original Japanese anime series, Perona is voiced by Kumiko Nishihara. In the Funimation English adaptation, her voice actress is Felecia Angelle.

Hogback

Hogback (ホグバック, Hogubakku) is the medical genius of Moriah who was given unlife in the form of shadows stolen using Moriah's Devil Fruit ability. He was the one who patched up the corpses.^{[ch. 446, 449, 455]}

Hogback is voiced by Hiroshi Iwasaki in the original Japanese version and by Marcus D. Stimac in the Funimation dub.

Absalom

"Graveyard" Absalom (アブサロム, Abusaromu) is a patchwork man augmented by Hogback with the snout of a lion, the skin of an elephant, and the muscles of a bear and a gorilla. He can turn himself and anything he touches invisible thanks to the Clear-Clear Fruit. Absalom was later killed by Shiryu of the Blackbeard Pirates who stole his Devil Fruit power.

Absalom is voiced by Hiroaki Miura in the original Japanese version and by Andrew Chandler in the Funimation dub.

Thriller Bark Zombies

Among the zombies created and/or reanimated by Hogback and Moriah are:

Victoria Cindry (ビクトリア・シンドリー, Bikutoria Shindorī) is a former famous stage actress-turned-Soldier Zombie who has a strong hatred for plates and whom Dr. Hogback was in love with. Victoria Cindry is voiced by Naomi Shindō while alive and Houko Kuwashima as a zombie in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, she is voiced by Jamie Marchi.
Shimotsuki Ryuma (霜月リューマ, Shimotsuki Ryūma) is a samurai from Wano Country's "Country of Gold" era whose body was later stolen from his grave and made into one of Gecko Moriah's General Zombies. He once had the shadow of Brook. Shimotsuki Ryuma is voiced by Yoshimasa Hosoya when alive and Chō as a zombie in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Ian Sinclair.
Lola (ローラ, Rōra) is a warthog-like General Zombie in love with Absalom who had the shadow of Charlotte Lola. Lola is voiced by Aya Hisakawa in the original Japanese version and by Alex Moore in the Funimation dub.
Taralan (タララン, Tararan) is a large monkey/spider Wild Zombie who is the commander of the Spider Mice. Taralan is voiced by Kazunari Tanaka in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Todd Upchurch from Episode 346 to Episode 406 and by Jim Foronda in later episodes.
Kumacy (クマシー, Kumash) is a patchwork teddy bear-like Wild Zombie and servant of Perona who is the commander-in-chief of the Wild Zombies Kumacy is voiced by Hiroshi Iwasaki in the original Japanese version and by Ray Hurd in the Funimation dub.
Inuppe (犬ッペ, Inuppe) is a Wild Zombie that resembles a penguin with the snout and ears of a bulldog who guards Hogback. He once had the shadow of Sanji. Inuppe is voiced by Hiroaki Hirata in the original Japanese version and by Eric Vale in the Funimation dub.
Jigoro (ジゴロウ, Jigoro) is a General Zombie swordsman. He once had Zoro's shadow. Jigoro is voiced by Kazuya Nakai in the original Japanese version and by Christopher Sabat in the Funimation dub.
Oars (オーズ, Ōzu): A 219 ft. ancient giant formerly feared by all who was reanimated as a Special Zombie by Moria. He once had the shadow of Luffy. Oars is voiced by Mayumi Tanaka in the original Japanese version and by Colleen Clinkenbeard in the Funimation dub.

Worst Generation

"Worst Generation" pirates, devil fruits, and actors
Group		Role	Devil Fruit	From	Anime voice actor(s)
Crew	Name	Role	Devil Fruit	From	JP	US
Blackbeard	Marshall D. Teach	Captain	Dark-Dark	Grand Line	Akio Ōtsuka	Cole Brown Chris Rager
Bonney	Jewelry Bonney	Captain	Age-Age	South Blue	Reiko Kiuchi Reiko Takagi	Laura Wetsel
Drake	X. Drake	Captain	Dragon-Dragon (Allosaurus)	North Blue	Eiji Takemoto	D. C. Douglas
Fallen Monk	Urouge	Captain	unknown	[Sky Island]	Taiten Kusunoki	Major Attaway
Fire Tank	Capone Bege	Captain	Castle-Castle	West Blue	Naoki Tatsuta	Kyle Hebert
Hawkins	Basil Hawkins	Captain	Straw-Straw	North Blue	Shigenori Soya	Taliesin Jaffe
Heart	Trafalgar D. Water Law	Captain	Op-Op	North Blue	Hiroshi Kamiya	Matthew Mercer
Kid	Eustass Kid	Captain	Magnet-Magnet	South Blue	Daisuke Namikawa	Justin Cook
Kid	Killer	Combatant	SMILE	South Blue	Kenji Hamada	Leo Fabian
On-Air	Scratchmen Apoo	Captain	Tone-Tone	Grand Line	Mitsuaki Madono	Brad Venable Brent Mukai
Straw Hat	Monkey D. Luffy	Captain	Gum-Gum	East Blue	Mayumi Tanaka	Colleen Clinkenbeard
Straw Hat	Roronoa Zoro	Swordsman	—	East Blue	Kazuya Nakai	Christopher Sabat

Originally known as the "Eleven Supernovas" (11人の超新星, Jūichinin no Chōshinsei), it is a group of rookie pirates whose bounties exceed over 100,000,000 berries, having reached the Sabaody Archipelago simultaneously. The group's members are: Monkey D. Luffy and his crewmate Roronoa Zoro; Trafalgar Law; Capone Bege; X. Drake; Jewelry Bonney; Basil Hawkins; Eustass Kid and his crewmate Killer; Scratchmen Apoo; and Urouge (ウルージ, Urūji).^[ch. 498] Regarded as "problem children", these pirates, along with Blackbeard, eventually became known as the "Worst Generation" (最悪の世代, Saiaku no Sedai) by the World Government as they gained more notoriety for their crimes and, sometimes, their willingness to challenge the status quo.^[ch. 664]

Basil Hawkins

Basil Hawkins (バジル・ホーキンス, Bajiru Hōkinsu), nicknamed "Magician" (魔術師 Majutsushi), is the captain of the Hawkins Pirates. He ate the Straw-Straw Fruit (ワラワラの実, Wara Wara no Mi), a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that allows him to create and manipulate straw. He can cover himself in straw and make scarecrow-like straw avatars to aid his offense. He also has a habit of reading tarot cards to find out what is going to happen and the percentage probability that what he predicts will happen.

After the two year timeskip, he tried to form an alliance with Scratchmen Apoo and Eustass Kid. After Kaido appeared in front of them, he ended up joining the Animal Kingdom Pirates as Kaido's subordinate, betraying Kid along with Apoo, and becoming one of the crew's Shinuchi.

Capone Bege

Capone "Gang" Bege (カポネ・“ギャング”・ベッジ, Kapone "Gyangu" Bejji) is a mafia don-turned-pirate. He has the power of the Castle-Castle Fruit (シロシロの実, Shiro Shiro no Mi), a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that allows him to create and maintain a dimensional fortress inside his body, being able to put people inside after being reduced when approaching the entrances of his body, or transforming into a great castle that serves as a fortress.

During the two year time skip, Bege became one of the Big Mom Pirates' combatants, until the moment when he formed an alliance with Luffy and Caesar Clown to finish off Big Mom. Bege is married to Big Mom's 22nd daughter Charlotte Chiffon (シャーロット・シフォンShārotto Shifon), and they are both the parents of Capone Pez (カポネ・ペッツ, Kapone Pettsu).

Capone Bege is voiced by Naoki Tatsuta in the original Japanese version and by Kyle Hebert in the Funimation dub.

Fire Tank Pirates

The Fire Tank Pirates (ファイアタンク海賊団, Faia Tanku Kaizokudan) are Capone Bege's pirate crew. It consists of:

Vito (ヴィト, Vito) is Bege's advisor. Vito is voiced by Daisuke Kishio in the original Japanese version and by Chris Hackney in the Funimation dub.
Gotti (ゴッティ, Gotti) is Bege's combatant who is married to Charlotte Lola of the Rolling Pirates. Gotti is voiced by Masafumi Kimura in the original Japanese version and by Joshua Passmore in the Funimation dub.

Eustass Kid

Eustass "Captain" Kid (ユースタス・キャプテン・キッド, Yūsutasu "Kyaputen" Kiddo) is the captain of the Kid Pirates. Among his crew is his childhood friend Killer. Kid ate the Magnet-Magnet Fruit (ジキジキの実, Jiki Jiki no Mi), a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that allows him to attract and control metal objects with magnetism. He is also capable of utilizing all three types of Haki. During the time skip, he lost his arm after an encounter with Shanks, depending on a metal pieces arm created by his ability. After trying to form an alliance with Scratchmen Apoo and Basil Hawkins, he ended up being betrayed by them and captured by Kaido, having to later ally himself with Luffy and Law in their plan to defeat him. After Chapter 1079, his status is currently unknown.

Eustass Kid is voiced by Daisuke Namikawa in the original Japanese version and by Justin Cook in the Funimation dub.

Killer

Killer (キラー, Kirā), nicknamed "Murder Machine" (殺戮武人, Satsuriku Bujin, lit. "Massacre Soldier") is the combatant of the Kid Pirates and Eustass Kid's childhood friend. He usually fights using two blades, and stands out for wearing a mask on his face.

After he and Kid were captured by Kaido, Killer was forced to eat a dud SMILE fruit, leaving him permanently smiling. In Wano, he ended up working for Kaido's ally Kurozumi Orochi as a street assassin known as Kamazo the Manslayer (人斬り鎌ぞう, Hito Kiri Kamazō). To get revenge on Kaido, he and the Kid Pirates ended up joining Luffy and Law's alliance.

Killer is voiced by Kenji Hamada in the original Japanese version and by Leo Fabian in the Funimation dub.

Jewelry Bonney

Jewelry Bonney (ジュエリー・ボニー, Juerī Bonī) is one of twelve pirates collectively known as the Worst Generation and the only female of the group. She is nicknamed "Glutton" (大喰らい, Ō-Gurai, lit. "Big Eater") because of her gigantic appetite which, however, does not affect her sinuous figure.^[ch. 498] She has eaten the Age-Age Fruit that allows her to change her own age (which she uses to disguise herself) as well as others, making her opponents either too young or too old to fight her.^[ch. 499]

After the Paramount War, she and her crew were defeated and captured by the Blackbeard Pirates, and she was subsequently arrested by the Navy fleet led by Sakazuki. Somehow, she managed to escape, showing herself wandering the streets incognito after the two year timeskip. During the World Meeting, she infiltrated Marijoa to rescue Bartholomew Kuma, who is later revealed to be her father.

Jewelry Bonney is voiced by Reiko Kiuchi and later by Reiko Takagi in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, she is voiced by Laura Wetsel.

Scratchmen Apoo

Scratchmen Apoo (スクラッチメン・アプー, Sukuratchimen Apū), also known as "Roar of the Sea" (海鳴り, Umi Nari), is the captain of the On-Air Pirates (オンエア海賊団, On Ea Kaizokudan), and a member of the longarm tribe. He has the power of the Tone-Tone Fruit (オトオトの実, Oto Oto no Mi), a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that gives him the ability to transform the parts of his body into various instruments and generate music and great vibrations with them, however, sound does not affect people if they do not hear it.

After the two year timeskip, he tried to form an alliance with Basil Hawkins and Eustass Kid. However, he was affiliated with Kaido to ambush them, Apoo being actually a subordinate of the Animal Kingdom Pirates as their informant, ending up with Hawkins joining Kaido and Apoo, and Kid being captured.

Scratchmen Apoo is voiced by Mitsuaki Madono in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Brad Venable in episodes 392-629 and One Piece: Stampede and by Brent Mukai starting in Episode 736.

Trafalgar Law

The "Surgeon of Death" (死の外科医, Shi no Gekai), Trafalgar D. Water Law (トラファルガー・D・ワーテル・ロー, Torafarugā Dī Wāteru Rō), originates from the North Blue.^{[ch. 498, 508, 578, 763]} Having eaten the Paramecia-type Op-Op Fruit (オペオペの実, Ope Ope no Mi), Law can, after generating a blue spherical area around himself, cut and teleport objects as well as perform body swaps within said blue area.^[ch. 661] He is the captain of the Heart Pirates. Originally from the White Town, Flevance, he escaped with White Lead Disease and became a member of the Donquixote Pirates. There he met Corazon, the brother of Doflamingo, and together they went on an adventure to find a cure for Law. Ultimately they found the Devil Fruit, but before they escaped, Corazon was killed by Doflamingo, leaving Law to seek out revenge. Law makes a name for himself and following the Paramount War, Law joins the Seven Warlords of the Sea.^{[ch. 659, 673]} Though he enters into an alliance with Luffy and the Straw Hats to take down Kaido, one of the Four Emperors, Law is actually hunting down Donquixote Doflamingo.

Trafalgar Law is voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya in the original Japanese version^[34] and by Matthew Mercer in the Funimation dub.

Heart Pirates

The Heart Pirates (ハートの海賊団, Hāto no Kaizokudan), consisting of twenty-one members, is the pirate crew led by Trafalgar Law.

Bepo (ベポ, Bepo) is the polar bear-type mink and crew navigator. Bepo is voiced by Yasuhiro Takato in the original Japanese version and by Cris George in the Funimation dub.
Shachi (シャチ, Shachi) is an average-size lean man. Shachi is voiced by Takahiro Fujimoto in the original Japanese version and by Ben Bryant in the Funimation dub.
Penguin (ペンギン, Pengin) is an average-size lean man who wears a hat with his name on it. Penguin is voiced by Keiji Hirai in the original Japanese version and by Seth Magill in the Funimation dub.
Jean Bart (ジャンバール, Janbāru) is a large man who was a former slave of Saint Rosward. Jean Bart is voiced by Yasunori Masutani in the original Japanese version and by John McCalmont in the Funimation dub.

X. Drake

"Red Flag" (赤旗, Akahata) X. Drake (ディエスX・ドレーク, Diesu Dorēku, pronounced as "Diez Drake") is the captain of the Drake Pirates. He has the power of the Dragon-Dragon Fruit, Model: Allosaurus (リュウリュウの実モデルアロサウルス, Ryū Ryū no Mi Moderu Arosaurusu), a Zoan-type Devil Fruit that gives him the ability to transform into an Allosaurus or an Allosaurus-human hybrid. He is a former Navy rear admiral who became a pirate, but secretly continued to work for the Navy as captain of the "SWORD" division. Under this identity, Drake managed to join the Animal Kingdom Pirates as Kaido's subordinate, becoming one of their Shinuchi as part of the Tobi Roppo. Drake is ousted once his treachery is uncovered and he joins Luffy's alliance to take down Kaido.

X. Drake is voiced by Eiji Takemoto in the original Japanese version and by D. C. Douglas in the Funimation dub.

Four Emperors

Four Emperors (四皇, *Yonkō*)
Initial		Realigned
Member	Fate	Realigned
Shanks	Still active	Shanks
Whitebeard	Defeated by Navy at Marineford	Blackbeard
Kaido	Defeated by Luffy in Wano	Monkey D. Luffy
Big Mom	Defeated by Law and Kidd in Wano	Buggy

The most powerful pirates in the New World are referred to as the Four Emperors (四皇, Yonkō). Initially the group consists of Shanks, Whitebeard, Kaido, and Big Mom, forming a precarious balance of power with The Seven Warlords of the Sea and the Navy Headquarters that keeps the world at peace until Blackbeard's capture of Ace. This leads to a war between the Whitebeard Pirates and the World Government, and results in Whitebeard's death.^{[ch. 432, 483, 576, 581]} Two years later, Blackbeard is considered to have assumed Whitebeard's position.^[ch. 650] Following the events of the Onigashima war, where Big Mom and Kaido were defeated, Monkey D. Luffy and Buggy were considered the new members to replace them.

Animal Kingdom Pirates

The Animal Kingdom Pirates (百獣海賊団, Hyakujū Kaizokudan, Beasts Pirates) are the crew led by Kaido, one of the Four Emperors. Most members possess powers of the SMILE Devil Fruits created by Caesar Clown, being able to obtain the abilities of a specific animal, but having only partially a part of the animal, such as the legs, ears, or the head, protruding from any limb of the body, like the head of an animal on the stomach or in the hand, wings in the head or the butt, and the legs being replaced with the actual animal where the user's torso is sticking out of their back.

Kaido

Kaido (カイドウ, Kaidō), also known as "Kaido, The King of the Beasts" (百獣のカイドウ, Hyakujū no Kaidō, lit. "Kaido of the Beasts"), is the 23 ft. Supreme Commander (総督, Sōtoku, Governor-General) of the Animal Kingdom Pirates, a former member of the Four Emperors, and also a former member of the Rocks Pirates as an apprentince. Kaido consumed the Fish-Fish Fruit: Azure Dragon Model which enables him to transform into an Azure Dragon or an Azure Dragon-human hybrid. Kaido's a believer in might makes right and has subjugated several pirates by breaking their wills. He's rather unstable and prone to changing his mind as he both wants a death as glorious as Whitebeard, but also wants a worthy enemy as he has spent a long time without any opponent that matched his power, along with often shifting from open cruelty and mocking to respect towards his adversaries. Kaido was on the verge of being executed several times and has a fondness for attempting suicide as a hobby, but he always ends up unscathed due to his great resilience, being known in the world as "The Strongest Creature" (最強の生物, Saikyō no Seibutsu). At one point, Kaido and King were held on Punk Hazard. Previously, he faced Kozuki Oden, who was the only person capable of deeply injuring him, leaving Kaido with a massive and permanent scar on his chest after nearly killing him. He was allied for years with Kurozumi Orochi to rule the Wano Country together upon disposing of Kozuki Oden, until Kaido betrayed him and announced his daughter Yamato would be the country's new shogun which she vehemently opposed. Kaido had the highest active bounty of any current pirate, a bounty of 4,611,100,000.^[33] Kaido is also capable of using the advanced application for all types of Haki. After a long grueling fight with Luffy and his allies, Kaido was defeated by Luffy, the second coming of Joyboy that was predicted to defeat him, where he and Big Mom fell into a volcanic chamber prior to its eruption. It is unknown if they survived or not.

Kaido is voiced by Tesshō Genda in the original Japanese version and by David Sobolov in the Funimation dub.

Lead Performers

The three men who act as Kaido's right hand are the Lead Performers (大看板, Ōkanban, All-Stars), the crew's executive officers, also known as the Disasters/Calamities. The group consists of:

King (キング, Kingu) is a Lunarian who can transform into a Pteranodon or a Pteranodon-human hybrid using the powers of the Dragon-Dragon Fruit: Model Pteranodon (Ryu Ryu no Mi: Model Pteranodon,リュウリュウの実モデルプテラノドン). King has the epithet of "The Conflagration/Wildfire". At one point, King and Kaido were held on Punk Hazard. His Lineage Factor was later used by Dr. Vegapunk to create his Seraphim. King is voiced by Makoto Tamura in the original Japanese version and by Gabe Kunda in the Funimation dub.
Queen (クイーン, Kuīn) is a cyborg scientist who can transform into a Brachiosaurus or a Brachiosaurus-human hybrid using the powers of the Dragon-Dragon Fruit: Model Brachiosaurus (Ryu Ryu no Mi: Model Brachiosaurus, リュウリュウの実モデルブラキオサウルス"). Queen has the epithet of "The Plague". Queen is also a former colleague of Caesar Clown, Vinsmoke Judge of the Germa Kingdom, and Dr. Vegapunk as a part of MADS, a group of scientists. Queen is voiced by Hiroki Takahashi in the original Japanese version and by Major Attaway in the Funimation dub.
Jack (ジャック, Jakku) is a giant grouper-type fish-man who can transform into a mammoth or a mammoth-human hybrid using the powers of the Elephant-Elephant Fruit: Model Mammoth (Zou Zou no Mi, Model: Mammoth, ゾウゾウの実モデル "マンモス"). Jack has the epithet of "The Drought". Jack is voiced by Ken Nomura in the original Japanese version and by Bill Butts in the Funimation dub.

Tobi Roppo

The Tobi Roppo (飛び六胞, Tobi Roppō) are the six elite Shinuchi and the crew's first grade officers who serve directly under the Lead Performers. Like the Lead Performers, the members can transform into ancient creatures through their Ancient Zoan Devil Fruits. The group consists of:

Page One (ページワン, Pējiwan) is a Shinuchi whose Devil Fruit called the Dragon-Dragon Fruit: Model Spinosaurus enables him to transform into a Spinosaurus or a Spinosaurus-human hybrid. Page One is voiced by Yutaka Aoyama in the original Japanese version and by Tom Laflin in the Funimation dub.
Ulti (うるティ, Uruti) is a Shinuchi and Page One's sister whose Devil Fruit called the Dragon-Dragon Fruit: Model Pachycephalosaurus enables her to transform into a Pachycephalosaurus or a Pachycephalosaurus-human hybrid. Ulti is voiced by Tomoyo Kurasawa in the original Japanese version and by Christina Kelly in the Funimation dub.
Sasaki (ササキ, Sasaki) is a bluespine unicornfish-type fish-man and Shinuchi whose Devil Fruit called the Dragon-Dragon Fruit: Model Triceratops enables him to transform into a Triceratops or a Triceratops-human hybrid. He was in charge of the Armored Division (which consist of SMILE users based on hard-skinned or hard-shelled animals) before they were tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability. Unlike actual Triceratops, Sasaki can rotate his frill in Triceratops form to move through the air. Sasaki is voiced by Volcano Ōta in the original Japanese version and by Heath Morrow in the Funimation dub.
Black Maria (ブラックマリア, Burakkumaria) is a Shinuchi whose Devil Fruit called the Spider-Spider Fruit: Model Rosamygale Grauvogeli enables her to transform into a Rosamygale or a Rosamygale-human hybrid. Black Maria is voiced by Yū Kobayashi in the original Japanese version and by Alicyn Packard in the Funimation dub.
Who's-Who (フーズ・フー, Fūzu Fū) is a Shinuchi whose Devil Fruit called the Cat-Cat Fruit: Model Saber-Tooth Tiger enables him to transform into a saber-toothed tiger or a saber-toothed tiger-human hybrid. Who's-Who is voiced by Hirofumi Nojima in the original Japanese version and by Reagan Murdock in the Funimation dub.
X. Drake was formerly a member of this group.

Shinuchi

The Shinuchi (真打ち, Shin'uchi) are the second-grade officers of the Animal Kingdom Pirates, with most of them being elite Gifters. They are in charge of the lower-ranking Gifters, Pleasures, and Waiters.

Known Shinuchi include:

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Sheepshead (シープスヘッド, Shīpusuheddo) is a Shinuchi who can transform his hands into sheep horns. Sheepshead is voiced by Katsuyuki Konishi in the original Japanese version and by Armen Taylor in the Funimation dub.
Holed'em (ホールデム, Hōrudemu) is a Shinuchi who possesses the head and legs of a lion named Kamijiro (噛二郎, Kamijirō) on his waist and a lion tail on his back. Holed'em and Kamijiro are voiced by Tsuyoshi Koyama in the original Japanese version and by Davon Oliver in the Funimation dub.
Speed (スピード, Supīdo) is a Shinuchi who resembles a centaur. She defects when she was tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability. Speed is voiced by Satomi Satō in the original Japanese version and by Naya Moreno in the Funimation dub.
Dobon (ドボン) is a Shinuchi whose entire body is contained in the mouth of a pink hippopotamus. Dobon is voiced by Taro Yamaguchi in the Japanese version and by Phillip Annarella in the Funimation dub.
Ginrummy (ジンラミー, Jinramī) is a Shinuchi who wields the Squirrel SMILE, giving her large squirrel-like cheeks. Ginrummy is voiced by Sakiko Uran in the original Japanese version and by Katelyn Gault in the Funimation dub.
Babanuki (ババヌキ) is the prison warden of the Prisoner Mine who possesses an elephant head on his chest. He defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability. Babanuki is voiced by Susumu Akagi in the original Japanese version and by Alex Hom in the Funimation dub.
Daifugo (ダイフゴー, ドボン) is a Shinuchi whose Scorpion SMILE variant gives him a scorpion stinger in place of hair and six legs. He defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability. Daifugo is portrayed by Tōru Nakane in the original Japanese version and by Josh Martin in the Funimation dub.
Solitaire (ソリティア, Soritia) is a Shinuchi whose Monkey SMILE gives her a monkey tail and two additional pairs of arms. Solitaire is portrayed by Umeka Shōji in the original Japanese version and by Kayla Parker in the Funimation dub.
Mizerka (ミゼルカ, Mizeruka) is a Shinuchi whose Gorilla SMILE variant causes a pink-furred gorilla named Gorishiro (ゴリ四郎, Gorishirо̄) to grow from her waist. She defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability. Mizerka is voiced by Arisa Sekine in the original Japanese version and by Rowan Gilvie in the Funimation dub.
Briscola (Burisukora, ブリスコラ) is a Shinuchi whose Gorilla SMILE variant enables him to grow a gorilla from his left hand. He defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability. Briscola is voiced by Yasuhiro Mamiya in the original Japanese version and by Mac McGee in the Funimation dub.
Fourtricks (Fōtorikkusu, フォートリックス) is a Shinuchi who possesses a chicken-like body with his face and arms at its rear end. Fourtricks is voiced by Kōhei Amasaki in the original Japanese version and by Jim Foronda in the Funimation dub.
Hamlet (Hamuretto, ハムレット) is a Shinuchi whose Giraffe SMILE variant causes a giraffe's body to emerge from his upper back. Hamlet is voiced by Ryōta Takeuchi in the original Japanese version and by Alan Lee in the Funimation dub.
Poker (Pōkā, ポーカー) is a Shinuchi who possesses snakes in place of legs. He defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability. Poker is voiced by Tomohisa Hashizume in the original Japanese version and by Matthew Elkins in the Funimation dub.
The Doubt Brothers (ダウト兄弟, Dauto Kyōdai) are two Shinuchi who ate Owl SMILEs that granted them unknown owl-based abilities.

Gifters

The Gifters (与えられた者達, Gifutāzu) are the elite soldiers of the Animal Kingdom Pirates.

Known Gifters include:

Batman (Battoman, バットマン, Battoman) is a Gifter whose Bat SMILE variant gives him bat ears and wings. Batman is voiced by Junji Kitajima in the original Japanese version and by Brandon Solis in the Funimation dub.
Gazelleman (ガゼルマン, Gazeruman) is a Gifter whose Gazelle SMILE that gives him the hindquarters of a gazelle enabling him to run at superhuman speeds. He defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability. Gazelleman is voiced by Yasunori Masutani in the original Japanese version and by Josh Bangle in the Funimation dub.
Mouseman (マウスマン, Mausuman) is a Gifter whose Mouse SMILE variant gives him the ears of a mouse. Mouseman is voiced by Masami Kikuchi in the original Japanese version and by Parker Gray in the Funimation dub.
Snakeman (Sunēkuman, スネークマン) is a Gifter whose Snake SMILE variant causes a snake to protrude from his abdomen. Snakeman is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Dalton Walker in the Funimation dub.
Rabbitman (ラビットマン, Rabbitoman) is a Gifter whose Rabbit SMILE gives him rabbit ears on his shoulders, a rabbit face on his beard, and a rabbit tail. Rabbitman is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Gary Furlong in the Funimation dub.
Sarahebi (さらへび先生, Sarahebi-sensei) is a teacher in Wano's Flower Capital that's loyal to Black Maria whose Snake SMILE variant enables her to have a snake-like neck, fangs, and tongue. Sarahebi is voiced by Yuka Komatsu in the original Japanese version and by Emily Fajardo in the Funimation dub.
Alpacaman (アルパカマン, Arupakaman) is a Gifter whose Alpaca SMILE gives him an alpaca-like head. Alpacaman is voiced by Takeharu Onishi in the original Japanese version and by Bryson Baugus in the Funimation dub.
Madilloman (マジロマン, Majiroman) is a Gifter whose Armadillo SMILE gives him an armadillo's shell on his back. Madilloman is voiced by Toshitsugu Takashina in the original Japanese version and by Gary Furlong in the Funimation dub.
Dachoman (ダチョウマン, Dachōman) is a Gifter whose Ostrich SMILE gives him the neck of an ostrich. Dachoman is voiced by Hiromi Miyazuki in the original Japanese version and by Kiba Walker in the Funimation dub.
Tenjo-Sagari (天井下り, Tenjō-Sagari) is a Gifter loyal to Black Maria whose White Snake SMILE gives her snake-like fangs and an extendable torso. Tenjo-Sagari is voiced by Momo Ishibashi in the original Japanese version and by Givoannie Cruz in the Funimation dub.
Nure-Onna (濡れ女, Nure-Onna) is a Gifter loyal to Black Maria whose Hognose Snake SMILE gives her the neck of a hognose snake. Nure-Onna is voiced by Yūki Yamamoto in the original Japanese version and by Morgan Lauré Garrett in the Funimation dub.
Wanyudo (輪入道, Wanyūdō) is a Gifter whose Pug SMILE turns his entire body below his head into the body of a pug. He can move around on a hamster wheel-like device that serves as his mode of transportation. Wanyudo is voiced by Mark Fickert in the Funimation dub.
Hawkman (ホークマン, Hōkuman) is a Gifter whose Hawk SMILE caused a green hawk to grow out of his back, with its head serving as a hood and its wings granting him flight. Hawkman is voiced by Hiromi Miyazaki in the original Japanese version.
Agehe Woman (AGEHAウーマン, Ageha Ūman) is a Gifter whose Swallowtail Butterfly Swallow gives her the antenna and wings of a swallowtail butterfly. Ageha Woman is voiced by Mai Aizawa in the original Japanese version and by Emily Lopez in the Funimation dub.
Koshi Falcon (KOSHIファルコン, Koshi Farukon) is a Gifter whose Falcon SMILE gives him pink falcon wings.
Horseman (ホースマン, Hōsuman) is a Gifter and an attendant of Bao Huang whose Horse SMILE variant gives him the head of a horse. Horseman is voiced by Kazumasa Fukugawa in the original Japanese version.
Beegirl (ビーガール, Bīgāru) is a Gifter whose Wasp SMILE gives her wasp wings and additional arms. She defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability.
Jumper (ジャンパー, Janpā) is a Gifter whose Chinese Grasshopper SMILE gives him Chinese grasshopper mandibles and wings. He defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability.
Battaman (バッタマン, Battaman) is a Gifter whose Gastrimargus Grasshopper SMILE enables him to sharpen his fingers into claws. He defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability.
Kamakirigirl (カマキリガール, Kamakirigāru) is a Gifter whose Mantis SMILE gives her mantis claws in place of her hands. Kamakirigirl is voiced by Hitomi Ueda in the original Japanese version and by Monét Lerner in the Funimation dub.
Redwolf (レッドウルフ, Reddo Urufu) is a Gifter whose Wolf SMILE variant gives him a wolf-like torso.
Bishonure-Onna (びしょ濡れ女, Bishonure-Onna) is a Gifter loyal to Black Maria whose Python SMILE enables her to unhinge her jaw like a python and secrete mucus.
Yamanba (山姥, Yamanba) is an above average height Gifter loyal to Black Maria whose Japanese Rat Snake SMILE ability is unknown.
Trio the Grip (トリオ・ザ・グリップ, Torio za Gurippu) are three unnamed anime-only Gifters who partook in the attack on Zou. One member at a Bat SMILE variant that turned his forearm into a bat. The second member ate a Snake SMILE variant that turned his right arm into a snake. The third member ate an unidentified crustacean SMILE that turned his left arm into a crustacean claw.
Bearman (ベアマン, Beaman) is an anime-only Gifter whose Bear SMILE enabled him to have his head in mouth of a green button-eyed bear that replaced his original body. Unlike real-life bears, Bearman has retracable claws. He fought Luffy in the Udon Prison following Batman and Gazelleman's defeat only to be defeated by Luffy. Bearman is voiced by Ken Uo in the original Japanese version and by Jonathan Rigg in the Funimation dub.

Armored Division

The Armored Division (装甲部隊, Sōkō Butai) is a group of Shinuchis and Gifters that work for Sasaki and ate SMILE Fruits that are based on animals who are hard-skinned animals or hard-shelled animals. Many of its members defect after being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability.

Saitank (サイタンク, Saitanku) is a Gifter and a member of the Armored Division whose Rhinoceros SMILE variant causes his lower legs to be replaced with a large rhinoceros with his waist emerging from the back of the rhinoceros' neck. He serves as Sasaki's mode of transportation by carrying Sasaki's throne.
Bisley (ビズリー, Bizurī) is a Shinuchi and a member of the Armored Division whose Hedgehog SMILE replaces his beard and hair with hedgehog quills.
Scorpionlady (スコーピオンレディ, Sukōpionredi) is a Gifter and a member of the Armored Division whose Scorpion SMILE variant grants her the claws and extra legs of a scorpion.
Usunoro (うすのろ, Usunoro) is a Shinuchi and a member of the Armored Division whose Giant Tortoise SMILE has his lower body replaced with the body of giant tortoise which makes him slower.
Nokokuwa Police (ノコクワポリス, Nokokuwaporisu) is a tall muscular Shinuchi and a member of the Armored Division whose Japanese Stag Beetle SMILE gives him Japanese stag beetle mandibles on his shoulders and extra arms.
Beetleman (ビートルマン, Bītoruman) is a Gifter and a member of the Armored Division whose Rhinoceros Beetle SMILE gives him a rhinceros beetle horn coming out of his forehead and extra arms.
Caucasusman (コーカサス人, Kōkasasuhito) is a Gifter and a member of the Armored Division whose Caucasus Beetle SMILE gives him the horns of a caucasus beetle and extra arms.

Marys

The Marys (メアリーズ, Mearīzu) are the surveillance crew of the Animal Kingdom Pirates that consist of humans and cyborg animals who wear paper masks and transmit their information to Kaido. The lead member of the Mary is:

Bao Huang (バオファン, Baofan) is a Shinuchi and member of the Marys whose Flying Squirrel SMILE gives her a large flying squirrel tail protruding from her back as well as having gliding abilities. Bao Huang is voiced by Ryoko Shiraishi in the original Japanese version and by Molly Zhang in the Funimation dub.
Caimanlady (カイマンレディ, Kaiman Redi) is a Gifter and member of the Marys whose Caiman SMILE causes a backwards-facing caiman to appear in place of her legs. Caimanlady is voiced by Maki Tsuruta in the original Japanese version.
Chochinman (提灯マン, Chōchinman) is a Gifter and member of the Marys whose Phasmid SMILE gives him elongated limbs.

Numbers

The Numbers (ナンバーズ, Nanbāzu) are a group of artificial animalistic giants who were created by Punk Hazard and serve the Animal Kingdom Pirates. They are also known to be messy drinkers, which annoys Queen. They consist of:

Inbi (一美, Inbi) is a Number who has a devil-like appearance. Inbi is voiced by Yōhei Azakami in the original Japanese version.
Fuga (二牙, Fūga) is a Number who has a centaur-like appearance due to him having consumed a Horse SMILE variant. Fuga is voiced by Takayuki Kondo in the original Japanese version.
Zanki (三鬼, Zanki) is a Number who has slender outward horns. Zanki is voiced by Kōji Takeda in the original Japanese version.
Jaki (四鬼, Jaki) is a Number who has tusks. Jaki is voiced by Yasunori Masutani in the original Japanese version and by Kamen Casey in the Funimation dub.
Goki (五鬼, Gōki) is a Number who has a long neck. Goki is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version.
Rokki (六鬼, Rokki) is a Number who is bald, has black horns, body hair, and different tattoos on him.
Nangi (七鬼, Nangi) is a Number who resembles the traditional Oni while sporting a green beard and green hair. Nangi is voiced by Yūsei Oda in the original Japanese version.
Hatcha (八茶, Hatcha) is a 219 ft. Number who resembles a larger horned humanoid. Hatcha is voiced by Hirofumi Miyazaki in the original Japanese version.
Kunyun (九忍, Kunyun) is a Number who resembles a larger horned female human with snake-like fangs and waist-length hair. Kunyun is voiced by Hinako Takahishi in the original Japanese version and by Dani Chambers in the Funimation dub.
Juki (十鬼, Jūki) is a Number who has an elongated dragon-like head and a hunchbacked appearance. Juki is voiced by Kōji Haramaki in the original Japanese version and by Alfie Coy in the Funimation dub.

Pleasures

The Pleasures (笑う者達, Purejāzu) are the mid-level foot soldiers who ate the dud SMILE Fruits and can only feel joy. Many of them defects after Chopper saved them from the Ice Oni virus that Queen created.

Waiters

The Waiters (待つ者達, Weitāzu) are the low-level foot soldiers who haven't eaten a SMILE yet. Because of the shut down of the SMILE factory, the Waiters are just left in this position. Many of them defects after Tony Tony Chopper saved them from the Ice Oni virus that Queen created.

Massui (マッスイ, Massui) is a muscular Waiter who wears a bat mask to prepare for the day when he'll be given a SMILE. Massui is voiced by Tomahisa Hashizumi in the original Japanese version and by Spencer Liles in the Funimation dub.
Pudos (プドス, Pudosu) is a tall Waiter who works as Prisoner Mine guard. Pudos is voiced by Geoff Galneda in the Funimation dub.
Ibiributsu (イビリブツ, Ibiributsu) is a stocky Waiter who works as a Prisoner Mine guard. All prisoners must give him meal tickets in exchange for kibi dango. Ibiributsu is voiced by Spencer Liles in the Funimation dub.
Donannoyo (ドウナンノヨ, Dōnannoyo) is a Waiter who works as a Prisoner Mine guard. Donannoyo is voiced by Dalton Tindall in the Funimation dub.
Nokotti (ノコッティ, Nokotti) is a female slender Waiter who works as a Prisoner Mine guard. When Queen holds the Sumo Inferno at the Prisoner Mine, Nokotti serves as its Gyōji.
Uwattsura (ウワッツラー, Uwattsurā) is a muscular Waiter who works as the Prisoner Mine's chief guard. Uwattsura is voiced by Brad Kurtz in the Funimation dub.

Ninjas and samurai

There are also some ninjas and samurai who serve the Animal Kingdom Pirates following the apparent death of Kurozumi Orochi. The ninjas in question made up a group called the Orochi Oniwabanshu when they worked for Orochi while the samurai in question made up a group called the Mimawarigumi (the name of Wano's samurai police force). Most of them were shown to be terrified by Brook's spirit form as they thought he was a Gashadokuro.

Fukurokuju (福ロクジュ, Fukurokuju) is a tall bald-headed ninja with an elongated head and long earlobes who leads the ninjas and samurai that worked for both Kurozumi Orochi and Kaido. Fukurokuji is voiced by Masahiro Ogata in the original Japanese version and by Nazeeh Tarza in the Funimation dub.
Daikoku (大黒, Daikoku) is a large ninja with light knee-length red hair and a headband that has cattle-like horns on them. Daikoku is voiced by Takashi Matsuyama in the original Japanese version and by Monty Thompson in the Funimation dub.
Fujin (風刃, Fūjin) is a ninja who uses a land-moving catfish as his mode of transportation. Fujin is voiced by Yusuke Honda in the original Japanese version and by Zac Loera in the Funimation dub.
Raijin (雷刃, Raijin) is a ninja in a blue and yellow goggled mask who uses a land-moving catfish as his mode of transportation. Raijin is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Landon McDonald in the Funimation dub.
Hanzo (半ぞう, Hanzō) is a large and thickset ninja. Hanzo is voiced by Kohei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Jason Lord in the Funimation dub.
Chome (ちょめ, Chome) is a young kunoichi with armpit-length hair and a rabbit-like face. Chome is voiced by Ayaka Saitō in the original Japanese version and by Shelby Chambers in the Funimation dub.
Jigoku Benten (地獄弁天, Jigoku Benten) is a tall kunoichi. Jugoku Benten is voiced by Akiko Utsumi in the original Japanese version and by Kasi Hollowell in the Funimation dub.
Bishamon (ビシャ門, Bishamon) is a short red-skinned ninja. Bishamon is voiced by Ikuto Kanemasa in the original Japanese version and by Stephen Miller in the Funimation dub.
Yazaemon (矢ざえもん, Yazaemon) is a hunched over ninja with a bandaged face. Yazaemon is voiced by Takahiro Fujimoto in the original Japanese version and by Howard Wang in the Funimation dub.
Kazekage (風影, Kazekage) is a ninja with waist-like hair and is mostly seen carrying a scroll in his mouth. Kazekage is voiced by Shogo Sakata in the original Japanese version and by Branden Loera in the Funimation dub.
Sarutobi (猿飛, Sarutobi) is a large ninja who wears a horned gorilla-like mask. Sarutobi is voiced by Keiji Hirai in the original Japanese version and by Chris Niosi in the Funimation dub.
Hotei (ホテイ, Hotei) is a samurai and former captain of the Mimawarigumi prior to Kurozumi Orochi being deposed by Kaido. Hotei is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Kieran Flitton in the Funimation dub.
Jizo (地蔵, Jizō) is a tall and rotund samurai and former member of the Mimawarigumi. Jizo is voiced by Toshiya Chiba in the original Japanese version and by John Gerhardt in the Funimation dub.

Other members

Other members of the crew include:

Scotch (スコッチ, Sukotchi) is a cyborg who protects an unnamed winter island of Kaido. Scotch is portrayed by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Chad Cline in the Funimation dub.
Hihimaru (ひひ丸, Hihimaru) is a towering white baboon who worked as a guard for the Animal Kingdom Pirates. He defects upon being tamed by Kurozumi Tama's Devil Fruit ability following the defeat of some of the Waiters with him. Hihimaru's vocal effects are provided by Shinichi Yamada in the original Japanese version and by Bryan Massey in the Funimation dub.
Scratchmen Apoo.

Blackbeard Pirates

The Blackbeard Pirates (黒ひげ海賊団, Kurohige Kaizokudan) are a powerful pirate crew led by Blackbeard. While originally having five members, the Blackbeard Pirates' membership was later expanded with a number of prisoners from Impel Down and Aokiji himself.

Marshall D. Teach

Marshall D. Teach (マーシャル・D・ティーチ, Māsharu Dī Tīchi), better known as Blackbeard (黒ひげ, Kurohige), is the captain, later commodore (admiral in the Japanese version), of the Blackbeard Pirates. As a member of the Whitebeard Pirates, he killed his crewmate Thatch to get hold of the Devil Fruit he has sought for several decades, the Dark-Dark Fruit (ヤミヤミの実, Yami Yami no Mi). It grants him the ability to create and control black holes, which are represented as flowing darkness, as well as the ability to disable the Devil Fruit powers of others, as long as he is touching the person.

For betraying Whitebeard's crew and the murder of his crewmate, he is pursued by Ace who eventually confronts him.^{[ch. 159, 440f.]} After defeating Ace and turning him in to the World Government, he is appointed Crocodile's replacement as one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a position he promptly abuses to expand his crew with prisoners from Impel Down and resigns once he is finished.

After killing Whitebeard with the help of his new crew, Blackbeard somehow adds his former captain's Devil Fruit ability to his own and manages to take Whitebeard's place as one of the Four Emperors.^{[ch. 486, 576f., 650]}

The character is based on and named after the historical pirate Edward "Blackbeard" Teach.^[ch. 474] In the Japanese anime television series, his voice actor is Akio Ōtsuka.^[37] In its Funimation English adaptation, his voice was supplied by Cole Brown until his death in November 2016, being replaced by Chris Rager.

Ten Titanic Captains

The Ten Titanic Captains (10人の巨漢船長, Jū-nin no Kyokan Senchō) are the top officers of the Blackbeard Pirates who are second only to Blackbeard by command and are listed in order of who commands each ship in order of appearance.

Jesus Burgess

Jesus Burgess (ジーザス・バージェス, Jīzasu Bājesu) is the crew's helmsman who is very strong. He is the captain of the crew's first ship. Burgess has the epithet of "Champion". He was later revealed to have consumed a Devil Fruit called the Strong-Strong Fruit that gives him super-strength.

Burgess is voiced by Tetsu Inada in the original Japanese version and by Phil Parsons in the Funimation dub.

Shiryu

Shiryu (シリュウ, Shiryū) is Impel Down's deposed chief jailer who becomes the captain of the crew's second ship and later gained Absalom's invisibility.^[ch. 576] He has the epithet of "Of the Rain". Shiryu is voiced by Takayuki Sugō in the original Japanese version and by Matt Thurston in the Funimation dub.

Van Augur

Van Augur (ヴァン・オーガー, Van Ōgā) is the crew's marksman. Augur is the captain of the crew's third ship. He has the epithet of "The Supersonic". He was later revealed to have consumed a Devil Fruit called the Warp-Warp Fruit that enables him to teleport himself and other people.

Augur is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Barry Yandell in the Funimation dub.

Avalo Pizarro

Avalo Pizarro (アバロ・ピサロ, Abaro Pisaro) is a 16 ft. man who was the tyrannical former king of a kingdom in the North Blue who Blackbeard sprung from Impel Down. He is the captain of the crew's 4th ship. Pizarro has the epithet of "Corrupt King". He later gained the powers of the Isle-Isle Fruit which allows him to fuse with the environment of the island they are on.^[ch. 1080]

Pizarro is voiced by Kazunari Tanaka in earlier episodes and Masaya Takatsuka in later episodes of the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Greg Silva.

Lafitte

Lafitte (ラフィット, Rafitto) is an exiled police officer from the West Blue, who serves as the crew's navigator and chief of staff. He is the captain of the crew's 5th ship. Laffitte has the epithet of "Demon Sheriff". He is later implied to have consumed a Devil Fruit that enables him to sprout bird-like wings.

Lafitte is voice by Taiki Matsuno in the original Japanese version and by Christopher Bevins in the Funimation dub.

Catarina Devon

Catarina Devon (カタリーナ・デボン, Katarīna Debon) is an 11 ft. woman and former inmate of Impel Down who can turn into a Kyubi no Kitsune or a Kyubi no Kitsune-human hybrid with the powers of the Dog-Dog Fruit: Model Nine Tailed Fox (イヌイヌの実モデル九尾の狐, Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Kyubi no Kitsune), which also grants her the ability to transform into other people. She is the captain of the crew's 6th ship. Devon has the epithet of "Crescent Moon Hunter".

Devon is voiced by Kimiko Saitō in the original Japanese version and by Natalie Hoover in the Funimation dub.

Sanjuan Wolf

Sanjuan Wolf (サンファン・ウルフ, Sanfan Urufu) is the biggest giant whose 519 ft. size comes from the ability of the Huge-Huge Fruit.^[ch. 1080] After Blackbeard sprung him from Impel Down, He is the captain of the crew's 7th ship, and has the epithet of "Colossal Battleship" and was big enough to stand in certain parts of the ocean which would get him exhausted over time.

Wolf is voiced by Kenichi Ono in the original Japanese version and by Jason Bunch in the Funimation dub.

Vasco Shot

Vasco Shot (バスコ・ショット, Basuko Shotto) is an 18 ft. legendary criminal with a love of alcoholic beverages. He is the captain of the crew's 8th ship. Shot has the epithet of "Heavy Drinker". He later gained the powers of the Glug-Glug Fruit, though its powers are currently unclear.^[ch. 1080]

Shot is voiced by Naoki Tatsuta in the original Japanese version and by Clint Ford in the Funimation dub.

Doc Q

Doc Q (ドクQ, Doku Kyū),^[ch. 234] is the crew's sickly physician. He is the captain of the crew's 9th ship, and has the epithet of "Death God" or "Grim Reaper". Doc Q is later revealed to have consumed a Devil Fruit called the Sick-Sick Fruit that enables him to inflict diseases on anyone.

Doc Q is voiced by Naoya Uchida in the original Japanese version and by Kenny Green in the Funimation dub.

Stronger

Stronger (ストロンガー, Sutorongā) is Doc Q's equally sickly horse who serves as Doc Q's mode of transportation due to Doc Q being too sickly to get around.^[ch. 223] He is later revealed to have consumed a Devil Fruit called the Horse-Horse Fruit: Model Pegasus that enables him to become a Pegasus.

Kuzan

Kuzan (クザン), formerly known as Admiral Aokiji (青雉, lit. "Blue Pheasant"), was a seemingly lazy but morally upright naval officer with the ability of the Logia-type Chilly-Chilly Fruit (ヒエヒエの実, Hie Hie no Mi), which allows him to generate, control, or become ice.^{[ch. 319f., 393]} On his retirement, Sengoku advocates for Aokiji to succeed him as fleet admiral.^[ch. 594] Aokiji duels with Akainu for the position, but loses. Not wanting to serve under Akainu, he leaves the Navy thanks to his disillusionment with the World Government's Absolute Justice. He joins the Blackbeard Pirates soon after for unknown reasons^[ch. 650] and becomes the captain of the crew's 10th ship.^[ch. 1081] Aokiji's appearance is modeled after Yūsaku Matsuda.^[ch. 558]

He is voiced by Takehito Koyasu.^[38] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is initially supplied by Bob Carter and was later voiced by Jason Douglas.^[39]

Big Mom Pirates

The Big Mom Pirates (ビッグ・マム海賊団, Biggu Mamu Kaizokudan) are the crew led by the member of the Four Emperors, Charlotte Linlin. Each of its members are named after foods and are themed after different fairy tales. Some of them are minsters of different things at the different islands of Totto Land.

The Sun Pirates and the Firetank Pirates are former subordinates of the crew.

Charlotte Linlin

Charlotte Linlin (シャーロット・リンリン, Shārotto Rinrin), better known as Big Mom (ビッグ・マム, Biggu Mamu), is the 28 ft. captain of the Big Mom Pirates, the matriarch of the large Charlotte Family (シャーロット家, Shārotto-ke) and the queen of Totto Land, where she rules with her 46 sons and 39 daughters.

In her childhood, she was abandoned by her parents for being too big and was raised by Mother Carmel (マザー・カルメル, Mazā Karumeru), a nun who inspired her to create a kingdom and a family in which all the races of the world live together. At some point, Big Mom earned the ire of the giants when her eating disorder for seamen during a fast before the Winter Solstice led to her rampage throughout Elbaf which injured many giants. She has repeatedly tried to reconcile with the giants, but to no avail. It is because of this that she has been unable to get some giants to live in her established archipelago Totto Land where all races would co-exist with each other. Big Mom even contacted Caesar Clown to make her some artificial giants.

Her children have ranged from twenty-two single children, eleven sets of twin children, six sets of triplet children, two sets of quadruplet children, one set of quintuplet children, and one set of decuplet children. None of her children are safe from her wrath. Her daughter Charlotte Praline is a member of the Sun Pirates while Charlotte Chiffon is a member of the Firetank Pirates.

Big Mom is also the only female member of the Four Emperors, and a former member of the Rocks Pirates. She currently has the second-highest bounty of any pirate after Kaido, with a bounty of 4,388,000,000.^[33]

Big Mom possesses the power of the Soul-Soul Fruit, which previously belonged to Carmel, with which she can give life to objects or make animals act like humans by giving them a fragment of a person's soul transforming them into Homies. Big Mom is capable of utilizing all three types of Haki and is capable of using the advanced application for both and Haoshoku and Busoshoku Haki.

During the fight in Wano Country, Big Mom was defeated by Eustace Kid and Trafalgar D. Law and fell into a volcano. It is unknown if she survived or not.

Big Mom is Toshiko Fujita in Episode 571 of the original Japanese version and by Mami Koyama in later episodes starting in Episode 786 of the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, she is voiced by Pam Dougherty.

Sweet Generals

The highest-ranking officers of the Big Mom Pirates are known as the Sweet Generals (スイート将星, Suīto Shōsei, Sweet Commanders). They 4 were originally 4 Sweet Generals, but after one of them was defeated in past and demoted, they are known as the Sweet 3 Generals (スイート3将星,, Suīto San Shōsei, Three Sweet Commanders). They consists of:

Charlotte Katakuri (シャーロット・カタクリ, Shārotto Katakuri) is Big Mom's 2nd son and the Minister of Flour at Kumogi Island who has the power to generate mochi thanks to the powers of the Mochi-Mochi Fruit. Charlotte Katakuri is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Daifuku and Charlotte Oven and the oldest of the group. He also capable of utilizing all three types of Haki and is capable of using the advanced application for Kenbunshoku Haki. Charlotte Katakuri is voiced by Tomokazu Sugita in the original Japanese version and by Jonah Scott in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Smoothie (シャーロット・スムージー, Shārotto Sumūjī) is Big Mom's 14th daughter and the Minister of Juice at %100 Island who has the ability to squeeze any object including living things thanks to the powers of the Wring-Wring Fruit. She is a longleg/human hybrid who is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Citron and Charlotte Cinammon and the oldest of the group. Charlotte Smoothie is voiced by Masako Katsuki in the original Japanese version and by Dawn M. Bennett in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Cracker (シャーロット・クラッカー, Shārotto Kurakkā) is Big Mom's 10th son and the Minister of Biscuits at Biscuits Island who has the ability to generate biscuits thanks to the powers of the Bis-Bis Fruit and even form Biscuit Soldiers from crackers who help patrol Totto Land. He is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Custard and Charlotte Angel and the oldest of the group. Charlotte Cracker is voiced by Takuya Kirimoto in the original Japanese version and by David Matranga in the Funimation dub.
A former Sweet General is Big Mom's 25th child Charlotte Snack (シャーロット・スナックスナック, Shārotto Sunakku) who is the older twin brother of Charlotte Bavarois and the Minister of Fries at Potato Island. He lost his Sweet General position when he was defeated by Urouge and was reassigned to Charlotte Oven's army. Charlotte Snack is voiced by Jiro Saito in the original Japanese version and by Travis Mullenix in the Funimation dub.

Other officers

Officer positions are filled by the majority of Linlin's sons and daughters. Among those are:

Charlotte Perospero (シャーロット・ペロスペロー, Shārotto Perosuperō) is Big Mom's 1st son and the Minister of Candy at Candy Island who has the ability to generate candy thanks to the powers of the Lick-Lick Fruit. Charlotte Perospero is voiced by Yūya Uchida in the original Japanese version and by Aaron Campbell in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Compote (シャーロット・コンポート, Shārotto Konpōto) is Big Mom's 1st daughter and the Minister of Fruits at Fruits Island. Charlotte Compote is voiced by Mami Kingetsu in the original Japanese version and by Monica Rial in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Daifuku (シャーロット・ダイフク, Shārotto Daifuku) is Big Mom's 3rd son and the Minister of Beans at Poripori Island who can summon a genie from his body by rubbing himself thanks to the powers of the Puff-Puff Fruit. He is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Katakuri and Charlotte Oven. Charlotte Daifuku is voiced by Shunsuke Sakuya in the original Japanese version and by Frank Todaro in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Oven (シャーロット・オーブン, Shārotto Ōbun) is Big Mom's 4th son and the Minster of Browned Foods at Yakigashi Island who has the power to generate heat thanks to the powers of the Heat-Heat Fruit. He is in the same triplet set as Katakuri and Daifuku and the youngest of the group. Oven is voiced by Masafumi Kimura in the original Japanese version and by Jason Marnocha in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Mondée (シャーロット・モンデ, Shārotto Monde) is Big Mom's 2nd daughter. She is a snakeneck/human hybrid is in the same quadruplet set as Charlotte Amande, Charlotte Hachée, and Charlotte Effilée and the oldest of the group. Charlotte Mondée is voiced by Kimiko Saitō in the original Japanese version and by Natalie Van Sistine in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Amande (シャーロット・アマンド, Shārotto Amando) is Big Mom's 3rd daughter and the Minister of Nuts at Nuts Island. She is a snakeneck/human hybrid and in the same quadruplet set as Charlotte Mondée, Charlotte Hachée, and Charlotte Effilée. Charlotte Amande is voiced by Wasabi Mizuta in the original Japanese version and by Terri Doty in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Hachée (シャーロット・アッシュ, Shārotto Asshu) is Big Mom's 4th daughter. She is a snakeneck/human hybrid and is in the same quadruplet set as Charlotte Mondée, Charlotte Amande, and Charlotte Effilée.
Charlotte Effilée (シャーロット・エフィレ, Shārotto Efire) is Big Mom's 5th daughter. She is a snakeneck/human hybrid and is in the same quadruplet set as Charlotte Mondée, Charlotte Amande, and Charlotte Hachée and the youngest of the group. Charlotte Effilée is voiced by Aiko Hibi in the original Japanese version and by Alex Moore in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Opera (シャーロット・オペラ, Shārotto Opera) is Big Mom's 5th son and the Minister of Whipped Cream at Noko Island who has the ability to generate cream thanks to the powers of the Cream-Cream Fruit. He is in the same quintuplet set as Charlotte Counter, Charlotte Cadenza, Charlotte Cabaletta, and Charlotte Gala and the oldest of the group. Charlotte Opera is voiced by Yoshihisa Kawahara in the original Japanese version and by Justin Duncan in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Counter (シャーロット・カウンター, Shārotto Kauntā) is the 6th son of Big Mom. He is in the same quintuplet set as Charlotte Opera, Charlotte Candenza, Charlotte Cabaletta, and Charlotte Gala. Charlotte Counter is voiced by Tsuyoshi Koyama in the original Japanese version and by Nazeeh Tarsha in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Cadenza (シャーロット・カデンツァ, Shārotto Kadentsa) is the 7th son of Big Mom. He is in the same quintuplet set a Charlotte Opera, Charlotte Counter, Charlotte Cabaletta, and Charlotte Gala. Charlotte Cadenza is voiced by Toshiaki Kuwahara in the original Japanese version and by Taylor Harris in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Cabaletta (シャーロット・カバレッタ, Shārotto Kabaretta) is the 8th son of Big Mom. He is in the same quintuplet set as Charlotte Opera, Charlotte Counter, Charlotte Cadenza, and Charlotte Gala. Charlotte Cabaletta is voiced by Yoshihisa Kawahara in the original Japanese version and by Matt Thurston in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Gala (シャーロット・ガラ, Shārotto Gara) is the 9th son of Big Mom. He is in the same quintuplet group as Charlotte Opera, Charlotte Counter, Charlotte Cadenza, and Charlotte Cabaletta.
Charlotte Custard (シャーロット・カスタード, Shārotto Kasutādo) is the 6th daughter of Big Mom. She is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Cracker and Charlotte Angel. Charlotte Custard is voiced by Yui Kano in the original Japanese version and by Kimberly Grace in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Angel (シャーロット・エンゼル, Shārotto Enzeru) is the 7th daughter of Big Mom. She is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Cracker and Charlotte Custard and the youngest of the group.
Charlotte Zuccotto (シャーロット・ズコット, Shārotto Zukotto) is the eleventh son of Big Mom and the Minister of Alcohol at Liqueur Island.
Charlotte Brulee (シャーロット・ブリュレ, Shārotto Buryure) is Big Mom's 8th daughter and the older twin sister of Broyé who has the power of mirrors thanks to the powers of the Mirror-Mirror Fruit which can also create reflections of people or trap them inside mirrors while gaining access to the Mirro-World. Her house is located in the Seducing Woods. Charlotte Brulee is voiced by Yūko Mita in the original Japanese version and by Rachel Robinson in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Broyé (シャーロット・ブロワイエ, Shārotto Burowaie) is the 9th daughter of Big Mom and the younger twin sister of Charlotte Brulee who is the Minster of Meringue at Milenge Island.
Charlotte Nusstorte (シャーロット・ヌストルテ, Shārotto Nusutorute) is the 12th son of Big Mom and the Minister of Transport at Package Island. He is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Basskarte and Charlotte Dosmarche and the oldest of the group. Charlotte Nusstorte is voiced by Kazuya Nakai in the original Japanese version and by Brienne Olvera in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Basskarte (シャーロット・バスカルテ, Shārotto Basukarute) is the 13th son of Big Mom. He is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Nusstorte and Charlotte Dosmarche. Charlotte Basskarte is voiced by Takahiro Fujiwara in the original Japanese version and by Michael Stimac in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Dosmarche (シャーロット・ドスマルシェ, Shārotto Dosumarushe) is the 14th son of Big Mom and the Minister of Tea at Black Island. He is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Nusstorte and Charlott Basskarte and the youngest of the group. Charlotte Dossmarche is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Jim Foronda in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Noisette (シャーロット・ノアゼット, Shārotto Noazetto) is the 15th son of Big Mom and the Minister of Finance of Kinko Island. Charlotte Noisette is voiced by Keiichiro Yamamoto in the original Japanese version and by Jeff Johnson in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Moscato (シャーロット・モスカート, Shārotto Mosukāto) is the 16th son of Big Mom and the Minister of Gelato at Ice Island. He is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Mash and Charlotte Cornstarch and the oldest of the group. Charlotte Moscatto is voiced by Kazuya Ichijō and by Brad Kurtz in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Mash (シャーロット・マッシュ, Shārotto Masshu) is the 10th daughter of Big Mom. She is in the same triple set as Charlotte Moscato and Charlotte Cornstarch. Charlotte Mash is voiced by Arisa Sekine in the original Japanese version and by Celeste Perez in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Cornstarch (シャーロット・コンスターチ, Shārotto Konsutāchi) is the eleventh daughter of Big Mom and the Minister of Love at Loving Island. She is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Moscato and Charlotte Mash and the youngest of the group. Charlotte Cornstarch is voiced by Maki Tsuruta in the original Japanese version and by Casie Ewulu in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Compo (シャーロット・コンポ, Shārotto Konpo) is the 17th son of Big Mom and the older twin brother of Charlotte Laurin who is the Minister of Pie at Piepie Island. Charlotte Compo is voiced by Takahiro Fujiwara in the original Japanese version and by Lee George in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Laurin (シャーロット・ラウリン, Shārotto Raurin) is the 18th son of Big Mom and the younger twin brother of Charlotte Compo. Charlotte Laurin is voiced by Takahiro Fujiwara in the original Japanese version and by Matthew David Rudd in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Mont-d'Or (シャーロット・モンドール, Shārotto Mondōru) is Big Mom's 19th son and the Minister of Cheese at Cheese Island who can control the books and catch the people inside them thanks to the powers of the Book-Book Fruit. Charlotte Mont-d"Or is voiced by Atsushi Imaruoka in the Japanese version and by Cody Savoie in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Mozart (シャーロット・モーツアルト, Shārotto Mōtsaruto) is the 12th daughter of Big Mom and the older twin sister of Charlotte Marnier.
Charlotte Marnier (シャーロット・マルニエ, Shārotto Marunie) is the 13th daughter of Big Mom and the younger twin sister of Charlotte Mozart who is the Minister of Yeast at Kibo Island. Charlotte Marnier is voiced by Yui Kano in the original Japanese version and by Heather Walker in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte High-Fat (シャーロット・ハイファット, Shārotto Haifatto) is the 20th son of Big Mom and the older twin brother of Charlotte Tablet. Charlotte High-Fat is voiced by Takahiro Fujiwara in the original Japanese version and by John Stimac in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Tablet (シャーロット・タブレット, Shārotto Taburetto) is the 21st son of Big Mom and the younger twin brother of Charlotte High-Fat who is the Minister of Toppings at Topping Island. Charlotte Tablet is voiced by Kazuki Yao in the original Japanese version and by Cory Jordan Phillips in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Citron (シャーロット・シトロン, Shārotto Shitoron) is the 15th daughter of Big Mom and the Minister of Eggs at Kimi Island. She is a longleg/human hybrid and is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Smoothie and Charlotte Cinnamon. Charlotte Citron is voiced by Hiromi Konno in the original Japanese version and by Heather Walker in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Cinnamon (シャーロット・シナモン, Shārotto Shinamon) is the 16th daughter of Big Mom. She is a longleg/human hybrid and is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Smoothie and Charlotte Citron and the youngest of the group. Charlotte Cinnamon is voiced by Masami Suzuki in the original Japanese version and by Erica Muse in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Saint-Marc (シャーロット・サンマルク, Shārotto Sanmaruku) is the 22nd son of Big Mom and the older twin brother of Charlotte Basans who is the Minister of Essence at Flavor Island. Charlotte Saint-Marc is voiced by Osamu Ryūtani in the original Japanese version and by John Stimac in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Basans (シャーロット・バサンズ, Shārotto Basanzu) is the 23rd son of Big Mom and the younger twin brother of Charlotte Saint-Marc.
Charlotte Melise (シャーロット・メリゼ, Shārotto Merize) is the 17th daughter of Big Mom.
Charlotte Dacquoise (シャーロット・ダクワーズ, Shārotto Dakuwāzu) is the 24th son of Big Mom with bat-like wings on his back and the Minister of Jam at Jam Island. Charlotte Dacquoise is voiced by Yoshihisa Kawahara in the original Japanese version.
Charlotte Galette (シャーロット・ガレット, Shārotto Garetto) is the 18th daughter of Big Mom and the older twin sister of Charlotte Poire who is the Minister of Butter at Margarine Island. She possesses the powers of the Butter-Butter Fruit which enables her to generate and control butter. Charlotte Galette is voiced by Ai Maeda in the original Japanese version and by Brianna Roberts in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Poire (シャーロット・ポワール, Shārotto Powāru) is the 19th daughter of Big Mom and the younger twin sister of Charlotte Galetta. Charlotte Poire is voiced by Reimi in the original Japanese version and by Corinne Sudberg in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Bavarois (シャーロット・ババロア, Shārotto Babaroa) is the 26th son of Big Mom and the younger twin brother of Charlotte Snack. Charlotte Bavarois is voiced by Ryota Takeuchi in the original Japanese version and by Anthony DiMascio in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Prim (シャーロット・プリム, Shārotto Purimu) is an octopus-type mermaid/human hybrid who is the 20th daughter of Big Mom and the older twin sister of Charlotte Praline of the Sun Pirates.
Charlotte Kanten (シャーロット・カンテン, Shārotto Kanten) is the 27th son of Big Mom and the Minister of Agar at Jelly Island. He is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Kato and Charlotte Motb and the oldest of the group.
Charlotte Kato (シャーロット・カトウ, Shārotto Katō) is the 28th son of Big Mom and the Minister of Seeds at Tanega Island. He has a Jack-o'lantern head and is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Kanten and Charlotte Montb. Charlotte Kato is voiced by Keiji Hirai in the original Japanese version and by Nicholas Corda in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Montb (シャーロット・モンブ, Shārotto Monbu) is the 29th son of Big Mom. He is in the same triplet set as Charlotte Kanten and Charlotte Kato.
Charlotte Chiboust (シャーロット・シブースト, Shārotto Shibūsuto) is the 30th son of Big Mom and the Minister of Mix and Shanshoku Island. Charlotte Chiboust is voiced by Koji Haramaki in the original Japanese version and by Josh Putnam in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Mobile (シャーロット・モービル, Shārotto Mōbiru) is the 31st son of Big Mom and the Minister of Tasting at Futoru Island. He is a longarm/human hybrid who is in the same quadruplet set as Charlotte Marble, Charlotte Myukuru, and Charlotte Maple and the oldest of the group. Charlotte Mobile is voiced by Yoshihashi Kawahara in the original Japanese version and by Comona Lewin in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Marble (シャーロット・マーブル, Shārotto Māburu) is the 24th daughter of Big Mom. She is a longarm/human hybrid who is in the same quadruplet set as Charlotte Mobile, Charlotte Myukuru, and Charlotte Maple.
Charlotte Myukuru (シャーロット・ミュークル, Shārotto Myūkuru) is the 25th daughter of Big Mom. She is a longarm/human hybrid who is in the same quadruplet set as Charlotte Mobile, Charlotte Marble, and Charlotte Maple. Charlotte Myukuru is voiced by Momo Ishibashi in the original Japanese version and by Hayden Daviau in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Maple (シャーロット・メープル, Shārotto Mēpuru) is the 26th daughter of Big Mom. She is a longarm/human hybrid who is in the sam quadruplet set as Charlotte Mobile, Charlotte Marble, and Charlotte Myukuru.
Charlotte Brownie (シャーロット・ブラウニー, Shārotto Buraunī) is the 32nd son of Big Mom. Charlotte Brownie is voiced by Hiromi Miyazuki in the original Japanese version and by Tom Cullum in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Joconde (シャーロット・ジョコンド, Shārotto Jokondo) is the 27th daughter of Big Mom. Charlotte Joconde is voiced by Hiroko Ishida in the original Japanese version and by Lisette Monique Diaz in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Raisin (シャーロット・レザン, Shārotto Rezan) is the 33rd son of Big Mom. Charlotte Raisin is voiced by Yōhei Azakami in the original Japanese version and by Zeno Robinson in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Panna (シャーロット・パンナ, Shārotto Panna) is the 28th daughter of Big Mom.
Charlotte Mascarpone (シャーロット・マスカルポーネ, Shārotto Masukarupōne) is the 34th son of Big Mom and the Minister of Tableware at Cutlery Island. He is a snakeneck/human hybrid and the older twin brother of Charlotte Joscarpone. Charlotte Mascarpone is voiced by Yūsuke Numata in the original Japanese version and by Van Barr Jr. in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Joscarpone (シャーロット・ジョスカルポーネ, Shārotto Josukarupōne) is the 29th daughter of Big Mom. She is a snakeneck/human hybrid and the younger twin brother of Charlotte Mascarpone. Charlotte Joscarpone is voiced by Yuriko Yamaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Madeleine Morris in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Yuen (シャーロット・ユーエン, Shārotto Yūen) is the 35th son of Big Mom. Charlotte Yuen is voiced by Makoto Yuruse in the original Japanese version and by Kyle Phillips in the Funimation dub.
The Charlotte Decuplets (10つ子達, Juttsugo-tachi) are the 36-40th sons of Big Mom and the 30-34th daughters of Big Mom. The males consist of Charlotte Newichi, Charlotte Newji, Charlotte Newson, Charlotte Newshi, and Charlotte Newgo. The females consist of Charlotte Nutmeg, Charlotte Akimeg, Charlotte Allmeg, Charlotte Harumeg, and Charlotte Fuyumeg. Charlott Newichi, Charlotte Newji, Charlotte Newshi, Charlotte Newson, and Charlott Newgo are voiced by Ryōhei Arai, Hiroshi Okamoto, Yuta Kasuya, and Toshiya Chiba in the original Japanese version respectively. In the Funimation dub, they are voiced by Cedric Williams, Ben Balmaceda, Dylan Mobley, Garrett Storms, and Ry McKeand in the Funimation dub respectively. Charlotte Nutmeg, Charlotte Akimeg, Charlotte Allmeg, Charlotte Harumeg, and Charlotte Fuyumeg are voiced by Chihiro Ikki, Momoko Soyama, Yūki Kaneko, Arisa Sekine, and Yui Kano in the original Japanese dub respectively. In the Funimation dub, they are voiced by Kristin Sutton, Meg McClain, Jad Saxton, Jennifer Alyx, and Veronica Laux respectively.
Charlotte Nougat (シャーロット・ヌガー, Shārotto Nugā) is the 41st son of Big Mom. Charlotte Nougat is voiced by Sōta Arai in the original Japanese version and by Andrew Love in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Pudding (シャーロット・プリン, Shārotto Purin) is Big Mom's 35th daughter who is a descendant of the Three-Eyed People and a candidate for the position of Minister of Chocolate. She possesses the powers of the Memo-Memo Fruit which enables her to turn people's memories into film strips so that she can manipulate their memories. Charlotte Pudding was supposed to be engaged to Sanji. She was later abducted by Kuzan and Van Auger of the Blackbeard Pirates during their raid on Chocolat Town. Charlotte Pudding is voiced by Miyuki Sawashiro in earlier episodes of the original Japanese version and by Houko Kuwashima in later episodes of the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, she is voiced by Jill Harris.
Charlotte Flampe (シャーロット・フランペ, Shārotto Furanpe) is Big Mom's 36th daughter and the Minister of Honey at Rokumitsu Island who is a great admirer of Charlotte Katakuri. Charlotte Flampe is voiced by Chiwa Saitō in the original Japanese version and by Marianne Bray in the Funimation dub.

Combatants

The crew Combatants include:

Pekoms (ペコムズ, Pekomuzu) is a lion-type mink who can turn into a turtle thanks to the powers of the Turtle-Turtle Fruit giving him the appearance of a Tarasque. He later betrayed the Big Mom Pirates to help the Straw Hat Pirates escape Totto Land. Pekoms is voiced by Nobuo Tobita in the original Japanese version and by Christopher Guerero in the Funimation dub.
Tamago (タマゴ, Tamago) is an egg-shaped man originating from the Longleg Tribe and the partner of Pekoms who can change his appearance to chick, rooster, and egg form again thanks to the powers of the Egg-Egg Fruit. Tamago is voiced by Mugihito in the original Japanese version and by David Wald in the Funimation dub.
Bobbin (ボビン, Bobin) is a short and broad man. Bobbin is voiced by Tsubasa Yonaga in the original Japanese version and by Aaron Roberts in the Funimation dub.

Homies

Big Mom can create Homies with her Devil Fruit by infusing different objects with soul fragments. The Vivre Card created by Big Mom can be used to control the Homies.

The three objects close to her that have a fragment of her own soul are:

Napoleon (ナポレオン, Naporeon) is a Homie created from Big Mom's tricorn. Napoleon is voiced by Yū Mizushima in the original Japanese version and by Aaron Campbell in the Funimation dub.
Prometheus (プロメテウス, Purometeusu) is a sun Homie. Prometheus is voiced by Yū Mizushima in the original Japanese version and by Alex Mai in the Funimation dub.
Zeus (ゼウス, Zeusu) is a cloud Homie who Big Mom created from Nami's Sorcery Clima-Tact. He defects to the Straw Hat Pirates and partnered up with Nami. Zeus was voiced by Yū Mizushima in the original Japanese version and by Kevin D. Thelwell in the Funimation dub.

Big Mom later created two more Homies that were loyal to her:

Hera (ヘラ, Hera) is a thundercloud Homie who Big Mom created as a replacement for Zeus. Hera is voiced Yumi Kakazu in the original Japanese version.
Misery (三千里, Mizarī) is a female genie-like Homie who Big Mom created from the combination of Prometheus, Hera, and Napoleon's attacks during the raid on Onigashima.

The following are other Homies that were created by Big Mom:

Queen Mama Chanter (クイーン・ママ・シャンテ号, Kuīn Mama Shante-gō) is the ship of the Big Mom Pirates with a clown-shaped figurehead that was turned into a Homie by Big Mom. Queen Mama Chanter is voiced by Keiji Hirai in the original Japanese version and by Oscar Seung in the Funimation dub.
Nitro (ニトロ, Nitoro) is a jelly Homie created by Big Mom who is often seen with Charlotte Pudding. Nitro is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Cedric Williams in the Funimation dub.
Rabiyan (ラビヤン, Rabiyan) is a magic carpet Homie created by Big Mom who is often seen with Charlotte Pudding while serving as her mode of transportation. Rabiyan is voiced by Hiroshi Okamoto in the original Japanese version and by Caleb Yen in the Funimation dub.
Randolph (ランドルフ, Randorufu) is a humanoid white rabbit Homie and a member of the Big Mom Pirates created by Big Mom. He makes use of a fast crane Homie as his mode of transportation. Randolph is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Caleb Yen in the Funimation dub.
Noble Croc (貴族ワニ, Kizoku Wani) is a large blue humanoid crocodile Homie created by Big Mom that lives in Whole Cake Island's Seducing Woods. Noble Crock is voiced by Sōta Arai in the original Japanese version and by Dallas Reid in the Funimation dub.
Kingbaum (キングバーム, Kingubāmu) is a large tree Homie created by Big Mom that lives in Whole Cake Island's Seducing Woods which he is the master of. Kingbaum is voiced by Takahiro Fujiwara in the original Japanese version and by Jeremy Inman in the Funimation dub.
Lady Tree (レディツリー, Redi Tsurī) is a tree Home created by Big Mom that lives in Whole Cake Island's Seducing Woods and is also Kingbaum's fiancée. Lady Tree is voiced by Yui Kano in the original Japanese version and by Olivia Swasey in the Funimation dub.
The Chess Soldiers (チェス戎兵, Chesu Jūhei) are Homies created by Big Mom from chess pieces. They serve as the military force of Totto Land.

Other members

The following are the rest of the members of the Big Mom Pirates:

Charlotte Anglais (シャーロット・アングレ, Shārotto Angure) is the 42nd son of Big Mom who rides a motorized metal caterpillar. Charlotte Anglais is voiced by Masami Kikuchi in the original Japanese version and by Marti Ethridge in the Funimation dub.
Charlotte Dulce (シャーロット・ドルチェ, Shārotto Doruche) and Charlotte Dragée (シャーロット・ドラジェ, Shārotto Doraje) are the 45th and 46th twin sons of Big Mom. Charlotte Dolce and Charlotte Dragée are voiced by Aiko Hibi and Yukiko Morishita in the original Japanese version and are both voiced by Dallas Reid in the Funimation dub.
Charlote Anana (シャーロット・アナナ, Shārotto Anana) is the 39th daughter of Big Mom and the youngest of her daughters as well as her being the youngest of her children. She has a habit of mutilating her stuffed animals and annoying Dolce and Dragée by popping their balloons. Charlotte Anana is voiced by Naomi Ōzora in the original Japanese version and by Madeleine Morris in the Funimation dub.
Streusen (シュトロイゼン, Shutoroizen) is an elderly man who is the executive chef of the Big Mom Pirates and possesses the power of the Cook-Cook Fruit that enables him to turn any objects into food. He was also responsible for helping Big Mom in establishing Totto Land. Streusen is voiced by Haruhiko Jō in the original Japanese version and by Ben Phillips in the Funimation dub.
Diesel (ディーゼル, Dīzeru) is a Longarm Tribe member who wears a hat that resembles a steam locomotive and aspires to be fast. Diesel is voiced by Ken Uo in the original Japanese version and by Spencer Liles in the Funimation dub.

Buggy's Band of Pirates/Cross Guild

Key members of Buggy's Band of Pirates (East Blue)
Name	Rank	Devil Fruit	Anime voice actor(s)		Live actor(s)
Name	Rank	Devil Fruit	JP	US	Live actor(s)
Buggy	Captain	Chop-Chop	Shigeru Chiba	David Wills Mike McFarland	Jeff Ward
Mohji	First Mate / Beast Tamer	—	Shigenori Sōya	Tom Souhrada Chuck Huber	?
Cabaji	Swordsman	—	Endō Moriya	J. Ward Regan Greg Ayres	Sven Ruygrok
Richie	Lion	—	Tetsu Inada	Mike McFarlane	—

Buggy's Band of Pirates (バギー海賊団, Bagī Kaizokudan) is a circus-themed group of pirates led by Buggy the Clown, one of the Seven Warlords after the 2-year timeskip. Following Buggy's escape from Impel Down, the Buggy Pirates are joined by some of his fellow escapees.^[ch. 593] With the collapse of the Warlords system, all former Warlords become wanted once again, but when the Marine attack on Buggy commences, by pure coincidence, Sir Crocodile and Dracule Mihawk arrive, making the Marines and Buggy's crew think the two other ex-Warlords are in Buggy's command. Crocodile and Mihawk ultimately agree to let Buggy take the public face of their new organization, Cross Guild (クロス・ギルド, Kurosu Girudo), as its president and figurehead while the other two are the actual heads. Cross Guild has quickly become so powerful, they now offer their own bounties against the Marines.^{[ch. 1056, 1058]}

Buggy

Buggy (バギー, Bagī) is a pirate with a preference for fighting with knives, a love of cannons, and a prominent red nose. While a junior member of the Roger Pirates, he gets hold of a devil fruit and a treasure map, intending to sell the fruit and search for the treasure, but Shanks accidentally causes him to swallow the fruit and drop the map into the sea, earning Buggy's resentment.^{[ch. 19, 434]} Having consumed the Paramecia-type Chop-Chop Fruit (バラバラの実, Bara Bara no Mi), Buggy can separate his body into levitating parts and control them independently as long as they remain close, and at least one of his feet is on the ground. This ability also makes him immune to cutting attacks which will only separate him into parts.^[ch. 526f.] Following the Roger Pirates' dissolution, Buggy becomes captain of the Buggy Pirates and achieves limited notoriety as "Buggy the Clown" (道化のバギー, Dōke no Bagī).^[ch. 9] Eventually his involvement in the first mass breakout of Impel Down, and the Paramount War, earns him a sizable following of escapees and worldwide infamy as "The Genius Jester" (千両道化, Senryō Dōke), and a seat among the Seven Warlords of the Sea.^{[ch. 549, 700]}

In the anime series, his voice actor is Shigeru Chiba.^[1] In the 4Kids dub, he is voiced by David Wills.^[40] In the Funimation dub, his voice is supplied by Mike McFarland.^[3]

Oda said that Buggy is his favorite antagonist, because of all of them he is the easiest to draw.^[41] Buggy has received much praise and criticism. Carl Kimlinger of Anime News Network said that Luffy's fight with Buggy "sets the series' precedent for battles that are simultaneously tense and hilarious".^[42] Jacob Hope Chapman of the same site said that seeing Buggy during the Jaya Arc was "entertaining".^[43] Bryce Coulter of Mania Entertainment praised Chibi Buggy's Adventure as one of the best arcs, and Buggy for his "slap-stick humour" and "Voltron-esque combining sequence".^[44] He was "disappointed" that Buggy, Smoker, and the Strawhats did not have a conflict at sea.^[45] On Luffy and Buggy's alliance in Impel Down, Chris Beveridge said, "the two do make an amusing pairing as their flight through the first level goes on". He went on to say, "he never really cared for Buggy", but the Impel Down arc turned him into an "engaging character".^[46] He said that he believes that Buggy is being set up as a regular character because he was "afraid he might lose him".^[47] Pedro Cortes of Japanator said, "Buggy is always good for a laugh, so his bit was a welcomed respite from the oppressive marines beating down Luffy and the Whitebeard pirates."^[48]

Sir Crocodile

Sir Crocodile (サー・クロコダイル, Sā Kurokodairu), is a pirate with the ability of the Logia-type Sand-Sand Fruit (スナスナの実, Suna Suna no Mi), allowing him to generate and control sand,^[ch. 170] absorb moisture with his right hand,^[ch. 201] and, as long as he is not wet, turn his body into sand.^[ch. 199] He wears a large golden alloy hook in place of a left hand,^[ch. 160] which contains a potent poison and a dagger underneath.^[ch. 204] Initially a member of The Seven Warlords of the Sea,^[ch. 113] his title is revoked by Tashigi when it is discovered that he, under the code name of "Mr. 0" (ミスター・ゼロ, Misutā Zero),^{[ch. 127, 211]} heads the criminal organization known as Baroque Works as president and is arrested after he was defeated by Luffy.^[ch. 113]

Sometime after the mass-prison breakt at Impel Down, Sir Crocodile later found the Cross Guild along with Mihawk and becomes one of its chief officers.^[ch. 1058]

In the original Japanese series, he is voiced by Ryūzaburō Ōtomo.^[49] In the 4Kids adaptation, Crocodile is voiced by David Brimmer.^[50] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by John Swasey.^[39]

Crocodile is played by Joe Manganiello in the live-action adaptation of One Piece.

Dracule Mihawk

Dracule Mihawk (ジュラキュール・ミホーク, Jurakyūru Mihōku), also called "Hawk-Eye" Mihawk (鷹の目のミホーク, Taka no Me no Mihōku), is a pirate who is one of the former Seven Warlords of the Sea and the strongest swordsman in the One Piece universe.^{[ch. 50, 52, 69]} His primary weapon is a Grosse Messer that Mihawk calls Yoru. He also often carries around a dagger that he conceals in a crucifix pendant. His personal ship is called the Hitsugibune, an all-black boat that resembles a coffin and has candles lit on the edges that burn with green fire.^{[ch. 50, ?]} The Hitsugibune's mast is notable for the fact that it is shaped like Yoru.

Physically, in the manga, anime, and live action, Mihawk is a tall man with pale skin and black hair (generally has distinctive side burns and a beard), a muscular build, and a generally deadpan expression. His most distinctive physical trait are his yellow-and-black eyes, which are the source of his nickname "Hawk-Eye" Mihawk. Mihawk commonly wears a white shirt and a black coat and hat with red as a secondary coloring.

Mihawk is a loner and solitary in his nature. He has a deadpan and reserved demeanor that fully matches his general expression. Unlike many pirates in the world of One Piece, Mihawk does not have a crew and usually travels and lives alone. Mihawk is very self-confident in his abilities and his status as the world's greatest swordsman, but he is always eager to test his abilities against new opponents and has a equal level of appreciation for the skills and work ethics of others for his own and is not arrogant. For example, Mihawk is one of the few people to actually respect Luffy's abilities and ambitions and sees him as a capable and brave warrior instead of a foolhardy boy/young man many of Luffy's enemies mistakenly believe him to be.

Due to his dream of becoming the world's greatest swordsman, Zoro aims to one day defeat Mihawk in a duel. Zoro first challenged Mihawk to a duel to the death when the latter was hunting the pirate captain Don Krieg at Baratie and lost, though Mihawk deemed that despite not being a worthy opponent for him at that point, Zoro would be able to grow into a worthy competitor given the time and allowed him to live. Mihawk even trained Zoro during the series' two year time jump due to a combination of reasons: he was humored by the concept of training a man who sought to one day kill him and take his title and he respected Zoro's dedication to his craft and his skill and for putting aside his pride so that he could help Luffy and his friends by continuing to hone his skills as a combatant. After the Warlord system is abolished Mihawk created the Cross Guild with Crocodile which he still operates at the present time in the show.^[ch. 1058]

Takeshi Aono provided his voice in the anime until 2010,^[9] after which he was replaced by Hirohiko Kakegawa.^[51] In the 4Kids English adaptation, he is voiced by Wayne Grayson.^[52] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by John Gremillion.^[3]

Dracule Mihawk is portrayed by Steven John Ward as an adult and by Theo Le Ray during his younger days in the live-action adaptation of One Piece.

Other members

Daz Bones

Daz Bones (ダズ・ボーネス, Dazu Bōnesu), code named Mr. 1 (ミスター・ワン, Misutā Wan), the highest-ranking male Officer Agent of Baroque Works whose body possesses the qualities of bladed steel thanks to the powers of the Dice-Dice Fruit, and his partner was Ms. Doublefinger.^[e]^{[ch. 190, 533]}

Mr. 1 is voiced by Tetsu Inada in the original Japanese version and by Scottie Ray and Brett Weaver in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

Galdino

Galdino (ギャルディーノ, Gyarudīno), better known under his Baroque Works code name "Mr. 3" (ミスター・スリー, Misutā Surī) and an Officer Agent of the organization, is a sculptor with the ability of the Paramecia-type Wax-Wax Fruit (ドルドルの実, Doru Doru no Mi), which allows him to generate and control candle wax.^{[ch. 120, 532]} Following the dissolution of the organization, he was captured and taken to Impel Down, where he joined Buggy to escape, then participated in the Marineford War, and subsequently joined Buggy's crew.

He is voiced by Nobuyuki Hiyama in the original Japanese version of the franchise. In the English versions of the series, he is voiced by Tom Souhrada in the 4Kids dub^[50] and by Duncan Brannan in the Funimation dub.^[53]

Alvida

Alvida (アルビダ, Arubida) is the fat captain of the Alvida Pirates until she was defeated by Luffy. When she later resurfaced and sided with Buggy following the dissolving of her pirate crew, Alvida gained the powers of the Slip-Slip Fruit which makes her slippery as she also claimed that all her body fat slipped off her.^{[ch. 50, 98]}

Alvida is voiced by Yōko Matsuoka in the original Japanese version except in Grand Battle! Rush where she was voiced by Yuko Tachibana. In the 4Kids and Funimation dubs, she is voiced by Kathleen Delaney and Laurie Steele respectively.

Mohji

Mohji (モージ, Mōji) is Buggy's first mate and is a beast tamer.

Mohji is voiced by Shigenori Sōya in the original Japanese version and by Tom Souhrada and Chuck Huber in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Richie

Richie (リッチー, Richī) is Mohji's pet lion.^[ch. 12]

Richie is voiced by Tetsu Inada in the original Japanese version and by Mike McFarlane in the Funimation dub.

Cabaji

Cabaji (カバジ, Kabaji) is the chief of staff and acrobat who serves as Buggy's third-in-command.^[ch. 15]

Cabaji is voiced by Endō Moriya in the original Japanese version and by J. Ward Regan and Greg Ayres in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Tightrope Walking Funan Bros

The Tightrope Walking Funan Bros (綱渡りフナンボローズ, Tsunawatari Funan Borōzu) are three unnamed brothers and members of the Buggy Pirates that are excellent tightrope walkers.

The Tightrope Walking Funan Bros are voiced by Tetsu Inada, Osamu Ryutani, and Naoki Imamura in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, they are voiced by Sonny Strait, Justin Cook, and J. Michael Tatum.

Superhuman Domingos

The Superhuman Domingos (怪力ドミンゴス, Kairiki Domingosu) are three strongmen who are members of the Buggy Pirates.

Acrobatic Fuwas

The Acrobatic Fuwas (軽業フワーズ, Karuwaza Fuwāzu) are four acrobats who are members of the Buggy Pirates.

Kinoko

Kinoko (キノコ, Kinoko) is a large, corpulent man and former prisoner of Impel Down's Level 5 who sided with Buggy the Clown during the mass prison break.

Red-Haired Pirates

The Red-Haired Pirates (赤髪海賊団, Akagami Kaizokudan) are led by "Red-Haired" Shanks. Members in the crew include:

Shanks

"Red-Haired" Shanks (赤髪のシャンクス, Akagami no Shankusu) is a pirate and the captain of the Red Haired Pirate crew.^[ch. 434] When he was young Shanks was an apprentice of the late Pirate King Gol D. Roger and notably served as an apprentice with fellow pirate Buggy the Clown. As an adult Shanks formed his own crew of pirates called the Red-Haired Pirates which were named after his distinctive crimson-colored hair.^{[ch. 19, 434, 506]} He is a mentor and hero to Luffy, having known Luffy since the latter was a young child. When Luffy was seven, Shanks saved his life from a Sea King, a kind of sea serpent-like creature which cost Shanks his left arm. When the Red Haired Pirates left Luffy's hometown of Foosha Village Shanks gave the boy his straw hat that had in turn been passed down to him from Gol D. Roger and instructed Luffy to return the hat to him when he had become a great pirate. Shanks eventually becomes one of the Four Pirate Emperors.^{[ch. 1, 432]} Shanks currently has a bounty of 4,048,900,000.^[33]

Shanks is one of the most powerful characters in the series. While Shanks' combat feats are more limited in comparison to other characters in One Piece, he has been shown and stated to be quite a dangerous combatant, with him defeating effortlessly characters like Eustass Kid, Admiral Akainu and Blackbeard flat-out refusing to face him, and him being a rival to Dracule Mihawk in their youths. Shanks is able to use all three forms of Haki: Haoshoku/Conqueror, Busoshoku/Armament, and Kenbunshoku/Observation and is one of three known characters in the series to be able to use the advanced forms of all three types of haki, with the other two being Luffy and Kaido. Notably, Shanks used Conqueror's Haki during Wano to make Marine Admiral Greenbull feel immense pain and retreat from battle despite Shanks being miles away from Greenbull's location. He has used Armament Haki to make his sword easily withstand a blow from Admiral Akainu, who has magma manipulation abilities and is capable of punching someone with fists of pure magma. He has used Observation Haki to both pinpoint the location from an opponent from miles away numerous times, notably in Wano and Elbaf, and has minor precognitive abilities through the usage of his Observation Haki. Shanks also possesses limited pyrokinetic abilities as he is capable of setting the blade of his sword Gryphon alight with fire and using it to fight his enemies. Shanks' Haki is visually represented as red and black lightning-like energy and is even powerful enough to impact material items as when he used Conqueror's Haki to weaken Whitebeard's crew, their ship started to damage in his presence.

In the original Japanese series, his voice actor is Shūichi Ikeda.^[1] In the 4Kids English adaptation, he is voiced by Tom Souhrada.^[40] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice actor is Brandon Potter.^[3] In the Netflix adaptation he is portrayed by Peter Gadiot.

Ben Beckman

Ben Beckman (ベン・ベックマン, Ben Bekkuman) is the first mate of the Red-Haired Pirates.

Ben Beckman is voiced by Kazuyuki Sogabe in Episode 4 of the original Japanese anime, Kenichi Ono in Grand Battle! Rush!, and by Aruno Tahara starting in Episode 151. In the 4Kids dub, he is voiced by Andrew Paull. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Shean Hennigan.

Red-Haired Pirates' Senior Officers

Lucky Roux

Lucky Roux (ラッキー・ルウ, Rakkī Ruu) is a large cook and combatant who is one of the Red-Haired Pirates' senior officers. He is often seen eating a rack of meat. Lucky Roux was the one responsible for finding the Gum-Gum Fruit that was eaten by Monkey D. Luffy.

Lucky Roux is voiced by Jin Domon in the original Japanese version. In the 4Kids dub, he is voiced by David Brimmer. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by John Burgmeier.

Yasopp

Yasopp (ヤソップ, Yasoppu) is a senior officer in and the main sniper of the Red-Haired Pirates. Yasopp is also the father of Usopp (and the husband of Usopp's late mother Bachina), who like his father before him becomes the sniper of a pirate crew when he joins the Straw Hats. Yasopp notably wears a blue bandana with his name on it.

Yasopp is voiced by Michitaka Kobayashi in the original Japanese version. In the 4Kids dub, he is voiced by Jason Griffith. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Scott Freeman in 2007-2014 and by Jeff Johnson in 2019–present. In live action, Yasopp is played by Jamaican actor Stevel Marc.

Limejuice

Limejuice (ライムジュース, Raimujūsu) is one of the Red-Haired Pirates' senior officers.

Limejuice is voiced by Kenichi Ono in the original Japanese version and by Jessie James Grelle in the Funimation dub.

Bonk Punch

Bonk Punch (ボンクパンチ, Bonkupanchi) is a musician who is one of the Red-Haired Pirates' senior officers.

Bonk Punch is voiced by Kotaro Nakamura in the original Japanese version and by Josh Martin in the Funimation dub.

Monster

Monster (モンスター, Monsutā) is a large intelligent monkey and a musician who is one of the Red-Haired Pirates' senior officers. He can often be seen riding around on Bonk Punch's shoulders.

Monster's vocal effects are provided by Bin Shimada in the original Japanese version and by J. Paul Slavens in the Funimation dub.

Building Snake

Building Snake (ビルディングスネーク, Birudingusunēku) is a navigator who is one of the Red-Haired Pirates' senior officers.

Building Snake is voiced by Issei Futamata in the original Japanese version and by Aaron Roberts in the Funimation dub.

Hongo

Hongo (本郷, Hongō) is a doctor who is one of the Red-Haired Pirates' senior officers.

Hongo is voiced by Hikaru Midorikawa in the original Japanese version and by Ricco Fajardo.

Gab

Gab (ガブ, Gabu) is one of the Red-Haired Pirates' senior officers who has sharp teeth.

Gab is voiced by Jouji Nakata in the original Japanese version and by J. Paul Slavens in the Funimation dub.

Whitebeard Pirates

The Whitebeard Pirates (白ひげ海賊団, Shirohige Kaizokudan) are a group led by Whitebeard and sixteen division commanders, each in charge of one hundred men.^[54]

Former member Blackbeard leaves and starts his own crew after murdering Thatch.^[ch. 440] Kozuki Oden was part of this group once when he led the second division as its original commander.

Following Whitebeard's death at the hands of the Blackbeard Pirates, some of its remnants went into hiding after failing to avenge his death.

Edward Newgate

Edward Newgate (エドワード・ニューゲート, Edowādo Nyūgēto), better known as Whitebeard (白ひげ, Shirohige), is the captain of the Whitebeard Pirates and one of the Four Emperors who comes from the island of Sphinx.^{[ch. 432, 474]} He is a large and burly old man who fights with a naginata as his weapon and uses the ability of the Paramecia-type Tremor-Tremor Fruit (グラグラの実, Gura Gura no Mi) to create shock waves powerful enough to cause earthquakes and tsunamis.^{[ch. 434, 552]} Whitebeard was capable of utilizing all three types of Haki. and was capable of using the advanced application for both and Haoshoku and Busoshoku Haki. He is regarded as the world's strongest man and the only one to have matched Gol D. Roger in combat.^[ch. 233f.] He considers all of his crewmen as his sons and protects them with all his might.^[ch. 434] After his crew member Portgas D. Ace is sentenced to death, he declares war on the Marines and attacks their stronghold with his fleet. Eventually after being badly wounded in the war, he is killed by the Blackbeard Pirates just before he proclaimed that the One Piece is real and that it indeed exists. After Whitebeard's death, Blackbeard uses an unknown method to steal his Devil Fruit power.^[ch. 576] At the time of his death, Whitebeard held a bounty of 5,046,000,000, the second-highest bounty ever for a pirate after Roger.^[33]

In the original Japanese series, he was originally voiced by Kinryu Arimoto, until his death on February 1, 2019, and was replaced by Ryūzaburō Ōtomo.^[30] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by R Bruce Elliott.^[31]

Division Commanders

Portgas D. Ace

Portgas D. Ace (ポートガス・D・エース, Pōtogasu Dī Ēsu), also called "Fire Fist" Ace (火拳のエース, Hiken no Ēsu), is the second division commander of the Whitebeard Pirates, captain of the Spade Pirates, and Luffy's older brother.^{[ch. 157, 159]} He is the son of Gol D. Roger (ゴール・D・ロジャー, Gorū Dī Rojā) and Portgas D. Rouge (Portgas D. Rouge, ポートガス・D・ルージュ, Pōtogasu Dī Rūju).^{[ch. 525, 550]} Having eaten the Logia-type Flare-Flare Fruit/Flame-Flame Fruit (メラメラの実, Mera Mera no Mi), Ace is capable of manipulating, creating, and transforming into fire.^[ch. 159] Ace was capable of using utilizing all three types of Haki.^[ch. 587] Eventually, after being saved from execution, he shields Luffy from Akainu's magma attack at the cost of his own life.^[ch. 574] He is buried on an unnamed island in the New World alongside his captain Whitebeard.^[ch. 590]

He is voiced by Toshio Furukawa, while he is voiced by Daisuke Sakaguchi as a child.^[11] In the 4Kids English adaptation, his names are changed to Portgaz D. Trace and "Heat Fist" Trace, and he is voiced by Jesse Hooker.^[55] In the Funimation English adaptation, his name is spelled Portgas D. Ace, and his voice is supplied by Travis Willingham.^[31]

Marco

Marco "The Phoenix" (不死鳥のマルコ, Fushichō no Maruko) is the 1st division commander who can transform into a phoenix or phoenix-human hybrid thanks to the powers of the Bird-Bird Fruit: Model Phoenix. He is a skilled user of Haki.^{[ch. 434, 554]}

Marco is voiced by Masakazu Morita in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Bill Jenkins in Episode 151 and by Kyle Phillips starting in Episode 316.

Jozu

"Diamond" Jozu (ダイヤモンド・ジョズ, Daiyamondo Jozu) is the 3rd division commander who can turn parts of his body into diamond thanks to the powers of the Twinkle-Twinkle Fruit.^[ch. 553]

Jozu is voiced by Takashi Nagasako in the original Japanese version and by Matt Thurston in the Funimation dub.

Thatch

Thatch (サッチ, Satchi) is the 4th division commander. He was killed by Blackbeard during his secession from the Whitebeard Pirates.

Thatch is voiced by Mitsuaki Madono in the original Japanese version and by Parker Fitzgerald in the Funimation dub.

Vista

Vista "The Flower Swords" (花剣のビスタ, Kaken no Bisuta) is the 5th division commander.

Vista is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Hunter Barnett in the Funimation dub.

Blamenco

Blamenco (ブラメンコ, ブラメンコ) is a short rotund man with gray skin who is the 6th division commander who ate the Pocket-Pocket Fruit that enables him to create pockets in his body.

Blamenco is voiced by Keiji Hirai in the original Japanese version and by Jessie James Grelle in the Funimation dub.

Rakuyo

Rakuyo (ラクヨウ, Rakuyō) is the 7th division commander.

Rakuyo is voiced by Takahiro Fujimoto in the original Japanese version and by James Chandler in the Funimation dub.

Namur

Namur (ナミュール, Namyūru) is a shark-type fish-man who is the 8th division commander.

Namur is voiced by Daisuke Matsubara in the original Japanese version.

Blenheim

Blenheim (ブレンハイム, Burenhaimu) is the 9th division commander.

Blenheim is voiced by Nobuyuki Hiyama in the original Japanese version and by Mark Rios in the Funimation dub.

Curiel

Curiel (クリエル, Kurieru) is the 10th division commander who wields two bazookas that he carries on his back.

Curiel is voiced by Kōhei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Ricco Fajardo in the Funimation dub.

Kingdew

Kingdew (キングデュー, Kingudyū) is the 11th division commander.

Kingdew is voiced by Hiromi Miyazuki in the original Japanese version and by Patric Carroll in the Funimation dub.

Haruta

Haruta (ハルタ, Haruta) is the 12th division commander.

Haruta is voiced by Junko Noda in the original Japanese version and by Clifford Chapin in the Funimation dub.

Atmos

Atmos (アトモス, Atomosu) is the 13th division commander who sports a horned helmet.

Atmos is voiced by Kōhei Fukuhara in the earlier parts of the original Japanese anime and by Kenji Hamada starting in Episode 485 of the English dub. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Paul Giovanni Ramirez.

Speed Jiru

Speed Jiru (スピード・ジル, Supīdo Jiru) is the 14th division commander.

Speed Jiru is voiced by Yūsuke Numata in the original Japanese version and by Jeff Johnson in the Funimation dub.

Fossa

Fossa (フォッサ, Fossa) is the 15th division commander.

Fossa is voiced by Kōichi Nagano in the original Japanese version and by Kent Williams in the Funimation dub.

Izo

Izo (イゾウ, Izō) is the 16th division commander who was one of Kozuki Oden's retainers in Wano. He was later killed fighting Guernic and Maha of CP0.

Izo is voiced by Yūsei Oda in the original Japanese version while Masamu Ono voiced him as a boy. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Colton Jones in earlier episodes and by Jessie James Grelle starting in Episode 963 while Kelsey Maher voiced him as a boy.

Subordinate Captains

There are also some subordinate captains with their own pirate crews that are loyal to Whitebeard.

Epoida (エポイダ, Epoida) is a Whitebeard Pirates crew member with hair over his eyes who became a subordinate captain upon forming his unknown pirate crew. Epoida is voiced by Hiromi Miyazuki in the original Japanese version and by Larry Brantley in the Funimation dub.
Whitey Bay (ホワイティベイ, Howaitibei) is a Whitebeard Pirates crew member who became a subordinate captain upon forming her unknown pirate crew. Whitey Bay is voiced by Yuka Shioyama in the original Japanese version and by Jennifer Green in the Funimation dub.
Andre (アンドレ, Andore) is a Whitebeard Pirates crew member and twin brother of Marines officer Candre who became a subordinate captain upon forming his unknown pirate crew. Andre is voiced by Yasunori Matsutani in the original Japanese version and by Tyler Walker in the Funimation dub.
Kinga (キンガ, Kinga) is a Whitebeard Pirates crew member who became a subordinate captain upon forming his unknown pirate crew.
Islewan (アイルワン, Airuwan) is a Whitebeard Pirates crew member with a walrus-like face who became a subordinate captain. Islewan is voiced by Takehiro Fujiwara in the original Japanese version and by Neil Rogers in the Funimation dub.
Doma (ドーマ, Dōma) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his own pirate crew who is always seen with a monkey on his shoulders. Doma is voiced by Kōji Haramaki in the Japanese version and by Nick Landis in the Funimation dub.
McGuy (マクガイ, Makugai) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his own pirate crew. McGuy is voiced by Yasunori Matsutani in the original Japanese version and by Ian Ferguson in the Funimation dub.
The Decalvan Brothers (ディカルバン兄弟, Dikaruban Kyōdai) are twin brothers subordinate captains and the captains of their own pirate crew. While they both wear gloves that have claws on them, one has a closed right eye and the other has a closed left eye. The Decalvin Brothers are voiced by Eiji Takemoto and Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version respectively and by Jeff Plunk and Wyn Delano in the Funimation dub respectively.
Little Oars Jr. (リトルオーズJr., Ritoru Ōzu Junia) is a 196 ft. ancient giant who is a subordinate captain and the captain of the Little Pirates who model their outfits after him. He is a descendant of Oars. Little Oars Jr. is voiced by Kenji Hirai in the original Japanese version and by Jeremy Schwartz in the Funimation dub.
Squard (スクアード, Sukuādo) is a subordinate captain and the captain of the Maelstrom Spider Pirates who has a personal hatred towards Gol D. Roger who killed some of his pirate crew. Squard is voiced by Seiji Sasaki in the original Japanese version and by Jason Kane in the Funimation dub.
Elmy (エルミー, Erumi) is a subordinate captain and the captain of her pirate crew. Elmy is voiced by Kimiko Saitō in the original Japanese version and by Dawn M. Bennett in the Funimation dub.
Ramba (ランバ, Ranba) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew. Ramba is voiced by Kōhei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Phil Parsons in the Funimation dub.
A O (A・O, Ā Ō) is a subordinate captain and the captain of the A O Pirates. A O is voiced by Kōhei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Mark Fickert in the Funimation dub.
Delacuaji (デラクアヒ, Derakuahi) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew. Delacuaji is voiced by Takahiro Fujimoto in the original Japanese version and by Michael Speck in the Funimation dub.
Zodia (ゾディア, Zodia) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew. Zodia is voiced by Patrick McAllister in the Funimation dub.
Palms (パームス, Pāmusu) is a subordinate captain wearing a giant panda-headed indument and the captain of his pirate crew. Palms is voiced by Kōhei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Justin Briner in the Funimation dub.
Bizarre (ビザール, Bizāru) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew who sports a golden jaw-like structure over his mouth. Bizarre is voiced by Shunzō Miyasaka in the original Japanese version and by Wilbur Penn in the Funimation dub.
Karma (カルマ, Karuma) is an octopus-type fish-man who is the subordinate captain and the captain of the Takotopus Pirates. Karma is voiced by Hiroshi Okamoto in the original Japanese version and by Ben Bryant in the Funimation dub.
Blondie (ブロンディ, Burondi) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew whose tricorn has a small lion riding on it. Blondie is voiced by Kenji Akibane in the original Japanese version and by Jarod Warren in the Funimation dub.
Pavlik (パブリク, Paburiku) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew. Pavlik is voiced by Alejandro Saab in the Funimation dub.
Hangan (ハンガン, Hangan) is a long-necked man who is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew. Hangan is voiced by Aaron Roberts in the Funimation dub.
Arthur (アーサー, Āsā) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew with sharp claws.
Amadob (アマドブ, Amadobu) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew. Amadob is voiced by Keiji Hirai in the original Japanese version and by Ryan O'Mara in the Funimation dub.
Choi (チョイ, Choi) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Baggaley (バガリー, Bagarī) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Wallem (ウォレム, Waremu) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew. Wallem is voiced by Phil Alford in the Funimation dub.
Brew (ブリュー, Buryū) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew. Brew is voiced by Takehiro Fujimoto in the original Japanese version.
Brocca (ブロッカ, Burokka) is an overweight whom who is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew. Brocca is voiced by Chris Rager in the Funimation dub.
Nosgarl (ノスガール, Nosugāru) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Rush (ラッシュ, Rasshu) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Zucca (ズッカ, Zukka) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Agsilly (アグシリー, Agushirī) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Julius (ユリウス, Yuriusu) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Great Michael (グレートミカエル, Gurēto Mikaeru) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Vitan (ヴィタン, Vitan) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Kechatch (ケチャッチ, Kechatchi) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Ninth (ナインス, Nainsu) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Reforte (リフォルト, Riforuto) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Cands (キャンズ, Kyanzu) is a long-necked man in a giraffe-like hood who is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Colscon (コルスコン, Korusukon) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Happygun (ハッピーガン, Happīgan) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Forliewbs (フォーリュウブス, Fōryūbusu) is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.
Sleepy (スリーピー, Surīpī) is an oval-shaped man who is a subordinate captain and the captain of his pirate crew.

World Government

Symbol of the World Government.

The World Government (世界政府, Sekai Seifu) is a global regime that rules over the world of One Piece and is affiliated with over 170 nations from around the world^[ch. 398] led publicly by the Five Elders, but is secretly led by Imu. Eight centuries after its foundation by a group of twenty kings known as the First 20 (最初の20人, Sekai Seifu),^[ch. 497] their descendants, the Celestial Dragons, live luxurious lives and abuse their power.^[ch. 498] The World Government is portrayed in the series as a corrupt, oppressive entity if not an outright autocratic oligarchy, specifically its implementation of Absolute Justice (絶対的正義, Zettai-Teki Seigi), its censorship and suppression of academia and history like the 100-Year Void (空白の100年, Kūhaku no Hyaku-nen, Void Century) and the Bloodline Elements (血統因子, Kettō Inshi, Lineage Factor) for example, the depravity and cruelty of the aforementioned Celestial Dragons and their abuse of power, and its fabrication of the Empty Throne (虚の玉座, Kara no Gyokuza) which is said that not a single person from any of the nineteen families of Celestial Dragons can rule the world.^[ch. 396]^[ch. 763]^[ch. 907]^[ch. 908] Its capital is the holy land of Marijoa (マリージョア, Marījoa, Mary Geoise) where its headquarters is Pangaea Castle (パンゲア城, Pangea-jō), the top leaders of the Government such as Imu, the Five Elders, the Holy Knights' highest-ranking officers like their supreme commander Garling, and the commander-in-chief Kong reside and govern, is the jurisdiction of the aforementioned Holy Knights,^[ch. 1054] is the home of the Celestial Dragons, and the royals of nations that are members of the Government assemble in Pangaea Castle to host the Reverie (世界会議, Reverī, Levely).^[ch. 906] The Government also has complete control over other branches, subsidiaries, and agencies specifically military forces such as the Holy Knights, Navy, and Seven Warlords of the Sea and agencies like Cipher Pol to enforce its reign and policies. Its greatest enemies are pirates and revolutionaries. The latter of which directly opposes the World Government and are led by the infamous Dragon.

Imu

Imu (イム) is the true highest authority of the World Government, making them the shadow leader of the world who occupies the Empty Throne of Pangaea Castle. Their existence is kept secret from the world and much within the Government that if anyone witnesses their existence, they are assassinated.^[ch. 908] ^[ch. 1085] Imu is shown to have great cruelty and apathy for example when they destroy the kingdom of Lulusia solely because they want to test the weapon's capabilities and it happens to be the nearest country.^[ch. 1086] They are rather childish, speaking in third person calling themselves "Mu", and seems to hold a really intense hatred towards those who bear the "Will of D". Imu seems to have eaten a yet-to-be-identified Mythical Zoan which they are able to assume the form of an enormous, beast-like, yet humanoid creature capable of consuming fire, as well as make it resemble a sharp-pointed, arrowhead-shaped appendage or a tentacle used for piercing, strong enough to mortally wound someone, which they use to try to kill King Cobra after suddenly interrupting his meeting with the Five Elders and finding out the Alabastan royal family were part of the D clan all along.

Five Elders

The Five Elders (五老星, Gorōsei) are a council of older men who are the official highest authorities of the World Government, making them the leaders of the world,^[ch. 233] and the highest-ranking Celestial Dragons^[ch. 907] with each of them being in charge of a political field in the Government. They all gather at the Hall of Power (権力の間, Kenryoku no Ma, Room of Authority) of Pangaea Castle where they meet with those who have been granted an audience. The Elders are greatly concerned about protecting the unbalanced world from the influence of piracy and preserving the World Government's public image, even goes as far as covering up its tyrannical nature and reputation from the general public. They and the rest of the World Government even pay no mind to the atrocities against countries affiliated with them committed by two of the Seven Warlords of the Sea Crocodile and Donflamingo. While they are publicly the heads of the World Government, in reality, however, the only person they secretly answer to is Imu with extreme loyalty.^[ch. 907]

They all ate Mythical Zoan Devil Fruits which allow them to transform into enormous, monstrous creatures which they all appear in their fruits' Awakened abilities and are based East Asian mythology and folklore.

During the events of the Egghead Incident, all Elders had to go to Egghead to stop a pre-recorded broadcast that activated after Dr. Vegapunk's death by the hands of Admiral Kizaru in the Marines' invasion while having to contend with the Straw Hat Pirates and the Giant Warrior Pirates.

St. Jaygarcia Saturn

St. Jaygarcia Saturn (ジェイガルシア・サターン聖, Jeigarushia Satān Sei)^[ch. 1073] was the Godhead of Science & Defense (科学防衛武神, Kagaku Bōei Bushin, Warrior God of Science & Defense) in the World Government,^[ch. 1086] who ate a yet-to-be-identified Mythical Zoan Devil Fruit that allows him to transform into a gyuki (an ox/spider Yōkai) or a gyuki-human hybrid. In the aftermath of the Egghead Incident, Saturn was killed by Imu for letting "Joy Boy" get away leaving only his skeleton behind. He is replaced by Garling as one of the Five Elders.^[ch. 1125]

Saturn is voiced by Keiichi Noda in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Jerry Russell in earlier episodes and by J.B. Edwards starting in Episode 511.

St. Marcus Mars

St. Marcus Mars (マーカス・マーズ聖, Mākasu Māzu Sei) is the Godhead of Environment (環境武神, Kankyō Bushin, Warrior God of Environment) in the World Government,^[ch. 1086] who ate a yet-to-be-identified Mythical Zoan Devil Fruit that allows him to transform into an itsumade (an eerie reptilian bird Yōkai) or an itsumade-human hybrid.

Mars is voiced by Keiichi Sonobe in earlier episodes of the original Japanese version and by Masato Hirano starting in Episode 277 of the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Randy Pearlman.

St. Topman Warcury

St. Topman Warcury (トップマン・ウォーキュリー聖, Toppuman Wōkyurī Sei) is the Godhead of Justice (法務武神, Hōmu Bushin, Warrior God of Justice) in the World Government,^[ch. 1086] who ate a yet-to-be-identified Mythical Zoan that allows him to transform into a fengxi (a four-tusked wild boar demon) or a fengxi-human hybrid.

Warcury is voiced by Masato Hirano in the original Japanese version and by Kurt Kleinmann in the Funimation dub.

St. Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro

St. Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro (イーザンバロン・V・ナス寿郎聖, Īzanbaron Bui Nasujurō Sei) is the Godhead of Finance (財務武神, Zaimu Bushin, Warrior God of Finance) in the World Government,^[ch. 1086] who ate a yet-to-be-identified Mythical Zoan that him to transform into a bakotsu (a flaming skeletal horse Yōkai) or a bakotsu-human hybrid.

Nusjuro is voiced by Kenichi Ogata in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Kent Williams and Doug Jackson.

St. Shepherd Ju Peter

St. Shepherd Ju Peter (シェパード・十・ピーター聖, Shepādo Jū Pītā Sei) is the Godhead of Agriculture (農務武神, Nōmu Bushin, Warrior God of Agriculture) in the World Government,^[ch. 1086] who ate a yet-to-be-identified Mythical Zoan that allows him to transform into a sandworm or a sandworm-human hybrid that has a vacuum breath and regeneration abilities.

Peter is voiced by Yasunori Masutani in the original Japanese version and by Michael Johnson in the Funimation dub.

Holy Knights

The Holy Knights (神の騎士団, Kami no Kishidan, God's Knights) are an order of royal guards under the command of Garling who operates within Marijoa.^[ch. 1086] They are the only authorized military, law enforcement, and security force in the World Government higher than even the Navy itself. One of their responsibilities is to sort disputes between Celestial Dragons.^[ch. 1054]

St. Figarland Garling

St. Figarland Garling (フィガーランド・ガーリング聖, Figārando Gāringu Sei) is the supreme commander of the Holy Knights, a member of the Figarland Family (フィガーランド家, Figārando-ke) of Celestial Dragons, and was a champion during the God Valley Incident (ゴッドバレー事件, Goddo Barē Jiken) who is given the authority to pass judgment on others even on his fellow Celestial Dragons.^[ch. 1086]

In the aftermath of the Egghead Incident, he was chosen by Imu to replace Saturn as the new Godhead of Science & Defense (科学防衛武神, Kagaku Bōei Bushin, Warrior God of Science & Defense), becoming one of the Five Elders.^[ch. 1125]

Celestial Dragons

Hoof of the Flying Dragon.

The World Nobles (世界貴族, Sekai Kizoku), also known as the Celestial Dragons (天竜人, Tenryūbito, lit. "Heavenly Dragon Folk"), are a group of aristocratic elites that make up nineteen bloodlines residing in Marijoa^[ch. 142] and are descendants of the First 20 with the exception of the Nefertari Family. However, due to their connection to the World Government, they constantly abuse their power and despise the people below them (referring to them as "commoners") to the point of wearing enclosed helmets with supplied oxygen so as not to breathe the same air as them.^[ch. 499]

St. Roswald

St. Roswald (ロズワード聖, Rozuwādo Sei, St. Rosward) is the father of Charlos and Shalria who along with his children are encountered by the Straw Hats on the Sabaody Archipelago.

Roswald is voiced by Hirohiko Kakegawa in the original Japanese version and by John Tillman in the Funimation dub.

St. Charlos

St. Charlos (チャルロス聖, Charurosu Sei) is Roswald's son and Shalria's older brother who is spoiled and bratty, and encountered by the Straw Hats on the Sabaody Archipelago.

Charlos is voiced by Chafurin in the original Japanese version and by Jason Kane in the Funimation dub.

St. Shalria

St. Shalria (シャルリア宮, Sharuria Gū) is Roswald's daughter and Charlos's younger sister encountered by the Straw Hats on the Sabaody Archipelago.

Shalria is voiced by Rumi Kasahara in the original Japanese version and by Tiffany Grant in the Funimation dub.

Employees of the World Government

Kong

Kong (コング, Kongu) is the commander-in-chief of the World Government, having much authority over the Navy, Cipher Pol, other Government subsidiaries and facilities. 27 years ago, he was the Fleet Admiral of the Navy and Sengoku's predecessor before being promoted. Kong is voiced by Unshō Ishizuka in the original Japanese version and by Jim Foronda in the Funimation dub.

Cipher Pol

Cipher Pol (サイファーポール, Saifā Pōru) is a series of intelligence agencies who do investigations, espionage, and assassinations for the World Government.

CP9

Cipher Pol Number 9 (サイファーポールナンバーナイン, Saifā Pōru Nanbā Nain), abbreviated as CP9 (シーピーナイン, Shī Pī Nain), is the secret, ninth unit of the World Government's intelligence agency Cipher Pol based at Enies Lobby (エニエスロビー, Eniesu Robī), one of the World Government's three strongholds.^[ch. 346] Specializing in assassination,^[ch. 382] they utilize a weapon-themed martial art called the Six Powers (六式, Rokushiki).^[ch. 347]Some agents of CP9 worked undercover on Water 7 for several years, Rob Lucci and Kaku working as shipwrights at the Galley-La Company, Kalifa as Iceberg's secretary, and Blueno as a bartender.

Despite their failure at Enies Lobby to get Nico Robin to the Gates of Justice, Spandam is hospitalized and the top agents of CP9 defeated by the Straw Hats and branded as fugitives by the World Government, they are eventually promoted to into CP0.

Personnel includes:

Rob Lucci (ロブ・ルッチ, Robu Rutchi), who is known for ruthlessly and mercilessly enforcing the World Government's "justice" and was the strongest agent in CP9 and the history of the agency, working undercover as a shipwright at the Galley-La Company.^[ch. 422] He can transform into a leopard or leopard-human hybrid thanks to the powers of the Cat-Cat Fruit: Model Leopard.^{[ch. 327, 349]} When he first appeared, he posed as a shipwright at the Gally-La Company's dock one. He is currently a masked agent of the CP-0. Lucci is voiced by Tomokazu Seki in the original Japanese version and by Jason Liebrecht in the Funimation dub.
- Hattori (ハットリ) is Rob Lucci's pet pigeon. Hattori's vocal effects are provided by Tomokazu Seki in the original Japanese version and by Jason Liebrecht in the Funimation dub.
Kaku (カク) ^[ch. 401] is an ex-CP9 agent and skilled swordsman who can turn into a giraffe or a giraffe-human hybrid thanks to the powers of the Ox-Ox Fruit: Model Giraffe. When he first appeared, he posed as a shipwright at the Gally-La Company's dock one. He is currently a masked agent of the CP-0. Kaku is voiced by Ryōtarō Okiayu in the original Japanese version and by Alex Organ in the Funimation dub while Jerry Jewel voices him in the English dub of the video game One Piece: Unlimited Adventure.
Blueno (ブルーノ, Burūno) is an ex-CP9 agent who travels great distances with manifested "air doors" thanks to the powers of the Door-Door Fruit.^[ch. 374] When he first appeared, he posed as a bartender. He is currently an agent of the CP-0. Blueno is voiced by Seiji Sasaki in the original Japanese version and by Kumiko Watanabe in One Piece: Red. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Mark Fickert in the TV series and by Bob Carter in the video game One Piece: Unlimited Adventure.
Califa (カリファ, Karifa, Kalifa) is an ex-CP9 agent whose "strength-cleaning" bubbles that turn a person into a slippery mannequin thanks to the powers of the Bubble-Bubble Fruit. When she first appeared, she posed as a secretrary at the Galley-La Company. She is currently an agent of the CP-0. Califa is voiced by Naomi Shindō in the original Japanese version and by Shelley Calene-Black in the Funimation dub.
Jabra (ジャブラ, Jabura)^[ch. 413f.] is an ex-CP9 agent the deceptive martial artist who can turn into a wolf of a wolf-human hybrid that resembles a werewolf thanks to the powers of the Dog-Dog Fruit: Model Wolf. He is currently an agent of the CP-0. Jabra is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Phil Parsons in the Funimation dub.
Kumadori (クマドリ) is an ex-CP9 agent and a man who resembles a kabuki actor and uses an ability called "Life Return" to control every cell in his body.^[ch. 406] He is currently an agent of the CP-0. Kumadori is voiced by Hiroaki Yoshida in the original Japanese version and by Andrew Love in the Funimation dub.
FukurōFukuro (フクロウ) is an ex-CP9 agent and a round-shaped man with a zipper across his mouth which has to be open in order for him to speak.^[ch. 375]^[ch. 408] He is currently an agent of the CP-0. Fukurō is voiced by Kumiko Watanabe in the original Japanese version and by Alexis Tipton in the Funimation dub.
Spandam (スパンダム, Supandamu), the former chief of both Cipher Pol 9 and Cipher Pol 5, and self-centered, but very clumsy son of the agency's previous chief Spandine (スパンダイン, Supandain) who is a very loyal follower of the World Government and really zealous about its doctrine of "absolute justice". He obsessed over moving up in the World Government, and will do anything to achieve it like even manipulating his superiors to gain approval.^[ch. 358]^[ch. 391]^[ch. 392] He is currently an agent of the CP-0. Though extremely weak compared to his then subordinates, Spandam carries the sword Funkfreed (ファンクフリード, Fanku Furīdo) which is capable of transforming into an elephant or an elephant-sword hybrid after it "ate" the Elephant-Elephant Fruit.^[ch. 379]^[ch. 400] Spandam is voiced by Masaya Onosaka in the original Japanese version and by Christopher Corey Smith in the Funimation dub while Kent Williams voices him in the English dub of the video game One Piece: Unlimited Adventure. Funkfreed's vocal effects are provided by Kōhei Fukuhara in the original Japanese version and by Kenneth Thompson in the Funimation dub.
Nero (ネロ) is a man with weasel whiskers and newest recruit in CP9 who had not fully mastered all the Rokushiki skills and was apparently killed by Lucci for his failure.^[ch. 257] Nero is voiced by Hidenobu Kiuchi in the original Japanese version and by Todd Haberkorn in the Funimation dub.

CP-0

Cipher Pol Aigis 0 (サイファーポールイージスゼロ, Saifā Pōru Ījisu Zero), abbreviated as CP-0 (シーピーゼロ, Shī Pī Zero), is the World Government's more secretive, elite enforcement unit and the strongest agency in Cipher Pol. Unlike other Cipher Pol agencies that are under the control of the World Government, CP-0 operates directly under the command of the Celestial Dragons. While much isn't known about its individual agents and their abilities, they have demonstrated to be masters of Six Powers, much like agents from CP9, and also experts in Haki. Agents who wear masks are among the best combatants of the agency and are stated to be in a league of their own.^[ch. 1031]

It is said that when CP-0 is active, world-shaking events are about to occur.^[ch. 1068]

Besides Stussy, ex-CP9 chief Spandam, and other former agents of CP9, personnel includes:

Guernica (ゲルニカ, Gerunika) is a masked agent.
Joseph (ヨセフ, Yosefu) is a masked agent.
Gismonda (ジスモンダ, Jisumonda) is a masked agent.
Maha (マハ) is a masked agent.

Other Cipher Pol Personnel

Other Cipher Pol Personnel includes:

Jerry (ジェリー, Jerī) is an agent from the CP6. Jerry is voiced by Naomi Kusumi in the original Japanese version and by Wilbur Penn in the Funimation dub.
Wanze (ワンゼ) is an agent from the CP7 and an expert cook. Wanze is voiced by Yasuhiro Takato in the original Japanese version and by Jessie James Grelle in the Funimation dub.

Impel Down

Impel Down (インペルダウン, Inperu Daun) is one of three strongholds of the World Government and the world's greatest supermax prison where most of it is submerged underwater and surrounded by Sea Kings. In addition, any inmate with Devil Fruit powers are kept in special cells that are made of seastones. Impel Down has been split into different levels, with each having a hole that leads down to the next level.^[ch. 525] Monkey D. Luffy once entered Impel Down when looking for Portgas D. Ace only to later learn that he was shipped off to Marineford to be executed. This prison is the sight of its one and only mass breakout caused by Monkey D. Luffy as both Buggy the Clown and the Blackbeard Pirates gained some recruits from the escaping inmates while others joined the Revolutionary Army.

Impel Down's staff include:

Magellan (マゼラン, Mazeran) is the Vice Chief Warden, being the Chief Warden before the two year timeskip. He has the ability of the Paramecia-type Venom-Venom Fruit (ドクドクの実, Doku Doku no Mi) that allows him to generate and manipulate poison as well as making him immune to any type of poison. However, his ability does not spare him from diarrhea caused by poisoned food. As a result, he spends about ten hours per day in the bathroom relieving himself.^[ch. 528] Following the mass prison break caused by Luffy and Blackbeard, Magellan was demoted to Vice Chief Warden. Magellan is voiced by Mitsuaki Hoshino in the original Japanese version and by Jeremy Inman in the Funimation dub.
Hannyabal (ハンニャバル, Hannyabaru) is the exceedingly ambitious Chief Warden, being the Vice Chief Warden before the two year timeskip.^[ch. 526] He often shows off how tough he is to the prisoners which earns him admiration among the guards.^[ch. 536] However, he cares more about his own position than the security of the prison.^[ch. 535] His weapon of choice is a double bladed naginata.^[ch. 543] Hannyabal became the new Chief Warden after Magellan's failure to stop the prison break caused by Luffy and Blackbeard. Hannyabal is voiced by Tetsuo Gotō in the original Japanese version and by Bradford Jackson in the Funimation dub.
Saldeath (サルデス, Sarudesu) is a chief guard who wields a trident which also functions as a flute to direct his subordinates the Blugori when operating on Level 2.^{[ch. 528, 543]} Saldeath is voiced by Kazuya Nakai in the original Japanese version and by Orion Pitts in the Funimation dub.
Sadie (サディ, Sadi) is a sadistic woman who uses a thin torturing whip in battle.^[ch. 543] Saidie is in command of the Jailer Beasts on the lowest level of Impel Down. Sadie is voiced by Yuka Koyama in the original Japanese version and by Marissa Lenti in the Funimation dub.
The Jailer Beasts are Impel Down staff members who have tapped into the Awakened power of their unnamed Zoan Devil Fruits which makes them larger than normal with some of them having runny noses as well as being able to recover from attacks quicker. Most of them are in their animal-human forms. The Jailer Beasts work for Sadie in Impel Down's lowest level. They consist of:
- Minotaurus is a Jailer Beast who ate a Devil Fruit that enables him to turn into a Holstein cattle. Minotaurus is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Josh Martin in the Funimation dub.
- Minorhinoceros is a Jailer Beast who ate a Devil Fruit that enables him to turn into a blue rhinoceros. Minorhinoceros is voiced by Hiromu Miyazaki in the original Japanese version.
- Minokoala is a Jailer Beast who ate a Devil Fruit that enables him to turn into a koala. He mostly carries a bag of eucalyptus leaves which he enjoys eating. Minokoala is voiced by Keiji Hirai in the original Japanese version.
- Minozebra is a Jailer Beast who ate a Devil Fruit that enables him to turn into a zebra. Minozebra is voiced by Takahiro Fujimoto in the original Japanese version.
- Minochihuahua is a Jailer Beast who ate a Devil Fruit that enables him to turn into a chihuahua. He joined the group after the timeskip.

Impel Down has also utilized different creatures to use on the inmates that consist of:

A group of puzzle scorpions that can combine to form a centipede that are found on Level 2.
The Manticores are depicted as human-faced lions who can mimic voices. They are much different from the zombie version created by Gecko Moria.
A group of giant rats found on Level 2.
A giant-mouthed hippopotamus found on Level 2 and which is exclusive to the anime.
A giant mantis found on Level 2.
The Basilisk is a large creature depicted as a snake/chicken hybrid. It is found on Level 2.
A Sphinx is a gigantic feathered human-faced lion who is in charge of the beasts of Level 2 and can mimic voices. There are also other Sphinx from Whitebeard's homeland that is also called Sphinx. The Sphinx is voiced by Yūichi Nagashima in the original Japanese version and by J. Michael Tatum in the Funimation dub.
The Blugori are masked creatures resembling blue gorillas that work on Level 2.
A vicious arctic wolf pack on Level 5.

Other World Government Personnel

Baskerville

And (アンド, Ando), Bas (バス, Basu), and Kerville (カビル, Kabiru), collectively known as Baskerville (バスカビル, Basukabiru), are the chief justices of Enies Lobby, in service of the World Government.^[ch. 379] They act as a large, three-headed man, but is actually three separate men who are so close as best friends that they prefer acting as one body.^[ch. 399]

Baskerville is voiced by Keiichi Sonobe (And), Mahito Ōba (Bas), and Kōji Haramaki (Kerville) in the original Japanese version, and by Jerry Russell (And), Jeremy Inman (Bas), and Ray Gestaut (Kerville) in the Funimation dub.

Corgy

Corgy (コーギー, Kōgī, Corgi) is an official of the World Government who participated in the mission to gain the blueprints for Pluton and escort the prisoners Robin and Cutty Flam to Enies Lobby,^[ch. 328] and acted as the leader of the Government forces in the Sea Train, answering directly to the agents of CP9.^[ch. 362]

Corgy is voiced by Hisao Egawa in the original Japanese version and by Charles C. Campbell in the Funimation dub.

Navy

Flag of the Marines/Navy.

Selected key officers of the Navy
Name	Rank	Devil Fruit	Notes	Anime voice actor(s)		Live actor(s)
Name	Rank	Devil Fruit	Notes	JP	US	Live actor(s)
Sakazuki (Akainu)	Fleet Admiral	Mag-Mag	Won duel with Aokiji for Fleet Admiral	Michio Nakao Fumihiko Tachiki	Andrew Love	TBD
Sengoku	Fleet Admiral (ret.)	Human-Human (Buddha)	Retired after Marineford	Takkō Ishimori Tōru Ōkawa	Ed Blaylock Philip Weber	TBD
Borsalino (Kizaru)	Admiral	Glint-Glint	Modeled on Kunie Tanaka	Unshō Ishizuka Ryōtarō Okiayu	Ray Hurd	TBD
Kuzan (Aokiji)	Admiral (fmr.)	Chilly-Chilly	Resigned after duel with Akainu and joined Blackbeard Pirates	Takehito Koyasu	Bob Carter Jason Douglas	TBD
Issho (Fujitora)	Admiral	Press-Press	Promoted after Marineford	Ikuya Sawaki	Charles C. Campbell	TBD
Aramaki (Ryokugyū)	Admiral	Forest-Forest	Promoted after Marineford	Keiji Fujiwara	Matthew David Rudd	TBD
Monkey D. Garp	Vice Admiral	—	Luffy's grandfather	Hiroshi Naka	Brian Mathis	Vincent Regan
Smoker	Vice Admiral	Smoke-Smoke	Promoted to Commodore after Alabasta, Vice Admiral after Marineford	Ginzō Matsuo Mahito Ōba	Russell Velazquez Greg Dulcie	TBD
Hina	Rear Admiral	Bind-Bind	Friends with Smoker, promoted from Captain	Tomoko Naka	Kathleen Delaney Jennifer Seman Rachel Messer	TBD
Tashigi	Captain	—	Resembles Zoro's friend Kuina, promoted after Alabasta	Junko Noda	Priscilla Everett Monica Rial	TBD
Koby	Captain	—	Former cabin boy for Alvida; friend of Luffy	Mika Doi	Kayzie Rogers Leah Clark Micah Solusod	Morgan Davies

The Navy^[f] (海軍, Kaigun, Marines), sometimes translated as the "Marines" in FUNimation's English dub,^[g] are a maritime force under the command of the World Government. Currently the position of fleet admiral, who is the leader of the organization, is occupied by Akainu. The greatest forces are the three admirals, who are currently Kizaru, Fujitora, and Ryokugyu. The corrupted Captain Ax-Hand Morgan (father of Helmeppo) was the first high-ranking officer of the Navy depicted in the series until he was stripped of his status when he was defeated by Luffy.

Fleet Admiral

The Fleet Admiral is the highest rank in the Navy. The following are known fleet admirals:

Sakazuki

Sakazuki (サカズキ), better known as Admiral Akainu (赤犬, lit. "Red Dog"), is a ruthless naval officer with the ability of the Logia-type Mag-Mag Fruit (マグマグの実, Magu Magu no Mi), which allows him to control, create, or transform into magma.^{[ch. 397, 573, 610]} Akainu is a firm believer in "Absolute Justice," going as far as eliminating an entire population should an enemy be hidden there. This was first shown when The Navy eradicated Nico Robin's island of Ohara. Akainu destroyed a refugee evacuation ship simply due to the possibility of even one scholar sneaking on board; his logic was that if even one of the scholars of Ohara had escaped with it, the mission would've been a failure, much to the dismay of Aokiji, who called him a fool for overdoing things.^[ch. 397] After Sengoku retires, Akainu wins the position of fleet admiral in a duel against Aokiji.^[ch. 650] His appearance is modeled after Bunta Sugawara.^[ch. 558]

He is voiced at first by Michio Nakao in the earlier parts of the original Japanese version and later by Fumihiko Tachiki in the later parts of the original Japanese version.^[56]^[57] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Andrew Love.^[58]

Sengoku

"Sengoku the Buddha" (仏のセンゴク, Hotoke no Sengoku, Sengoku also being the name of a period in Japanese history) is a naval officer and contemporary of Roger who eventually rises to the rank of fleet admiral.^{[ch. 234, 434]} The ability of the Mystical Zoan-type Human-Human Fruit: Model Buddha (ヒトヒトの実モデル：大仏, Hito Hito no Mi, Moderu: Daibutsu) allows Sengoku to transform into a daibutsu or a daibutsu-human hybrid.^[ch. 585] Sengoku is capable of utilizing all three types of Haki. Following the Paramount War, he retires from the service and, against his recommendation to promote Aokiji, is succeeded by Akainu.^[ch. 650] Although retired from active duty, Sengoku continues to serve in the navy as an inspector general. Two years after the war, he is shown to have mellowed rather considerably due to his lack of responsibilities. It is also revealed that he previously cared for the young Donquixote Rosinante after his brother Donquixote Doflamingo murdered their father, Donquixote Homing. He came to care for Rosinante like a son and was devastated by his death while he was working undercover as a member of the Donquixote Pirates. After Doflamingo's defeat by Luffy, Sengoku learns the truth about the circumstances of Rosinante's death from Trafalgar Law who Rosinante had given his life to protect. Although Law is a pirate, Sengoku allows him to escape because of his connection to Rosinante.

In the Japanese anime television series, he is initially voiced by Takkō Ishimori, later by Tōru Ōkawa.^[37] In the Funimation English adaptation, he is initially voiced by Ed Blaylock and later by Philip Weber.^[31]

Navy Admirals

The Admirals are the second highest rank in the Navy. The following are admirals in the Navy:

Borsalino

Borsalino (ボルサリーノ, Borusarīno), better known as Admiral Kizaru (黄猿, lit. "Yellow Monkey"), is an easygoing navy officer with the power of the Logia-type Glint-Glint Fruit (ピカピカの実, Pika Pika no Mi), which allows him to generate, control, or become light as well as fire destructive beams.^{[ch. 507, 511]} The character's appearance is modeled after Kunie Tanaka.^[ch. 558]

He is initially voiced by Unshō Ishizuka, later by Ryōtarō Okiayu.^[59]^[60] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Ray Hurd.^[61]

Issho

Issho (イッショウ), better known as Admiral Fujitora (藤虎, lit. "Purple Tiger"), is one of the Navy admirals who joined during the timeskip. He has the ability to control gravity through the powers of the Press-Press Fruit, being able to make the environment heavier or lighter. He is blind, so he uses Color of Observation Haki to feel what is around him.

He wanted to end the Seven Warlords of the Sea system, which is why in Dressrosa he had a conflict against Donquixote Doflamingo and Trafalgar Law, where he later had to team up with the latter and the Straw Hat Pirates to stop Doflamingo's corruption. Despite the fact that the next day he had orders to arrest Luffy, his vision of justice forced him to help him escape. Fujitora's character appearance is modeled after Shintaro Katsu.

In the original Japanese version of the anime, he is voiced by Ikuya Sawaki. In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Charles C. Campbell.

Aramaki

Aramaki (アラマキ), better known as Admiral Ryokugyū (緑牛, lit. "Green Bull"), is the second of the two admirals appointed to their rank during the two-year timeskip, next to Fujitora. He ate the Forest-Forest Fruit, a Devil Fruit power that allows him to generate, control, or become plant life like a forest, trees, and flowers, as well as manipulation of all plant life ^[ch. 1054], whether on a small or massive scale, with vegetation growing wherever he treads. Inter alia, Ryokugyu can summon roots to impale people and objects and then drain them of their moisture and nutrients,^[ch. 1053] which has allowed him to go three years without eating anything the conventional way.^[ch. 905] While easygoing much like former Admiral Aokiji, Ryokugyu appears to be a supporter of Akainu's brand of Absolute Justice, but he is more prone to destroying those who do not side with his brand of "justice", especially when it comes to the World Government authority, unlike Sakazuki ^[ch. 1054]. So, thus he is venturing to Wano to try to bring down Luffy to get his superior's approval.^[ch. 1053]

Ryokugyu's appearance seems modeled after Japanese actor Yoshio Harada. The admiral was originally voiced by Keiji Fujiwara in the Japanese version of the anime. In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Matthew David Rudd.

Vice-Admirals

The Vice-Admirals are the third highest rank in the Navy. The following are vice-admirals in the Navy:

Monkey D. Garp

Monkey D. Garp (モンキー・D・ガープ, Monkī Dī Gāpu), nicknamed Garp the "Fist" (ゲンコツのガープ, Genkotsu no Gāpu) and "Hero of the Navy" (海軍の英雄, Kaigun no Eiyū), is a vice-admiral, Monkey D. Dragon's father and Luffy's grandfather.^[ch. 432] He is famous for cornering Gol D. Roger^[ch. 431] and considered a hero of the Navy.^[ch. 432] After Roger's execution, he took care of Roger's son Ace and raised him like his own grandson.^[ch. 551] He has superhuman strength, enough to lift and throw cannonballs like baseball pitches.^[ch. 438] Garp takes both Koby and Helmeppo under his wing.

At the end of the war with Whitebeard, Garp retires from the front line and decides to train the next generation of navy personnel.

Garp is capable of utilizing all three types of Haki. and is capable of using the advanced application for both Haoshoku and Busoshoku Haki.^[ch. 1080]

He is voiced by Hiroshi Naka in the Japanese version of the anime.^[49] In the English version of the series, he is voiced by Brian Mathis in the Funimation dub.^[62] In the Netflix live-action series, Garp is portrayed by Vincent Regan.

Smoker

"White Chase" Smoker (白猟のスモーカー, Hakuryō no Sumōkā) is a naval officer and cigar enthusiast, keeping plenty of cigars strapped to the left side of his jacket while smoking two lit ones.^[ch. 98] Smoker possesses power of the Logia-type Smoke-Smoke Fruit (モクモクの実, Moku Moku no Mi) allows him to manipulate, create, and transform into smoke.^[ch. 100] His weapon is a jutte tipped with sea-prism stone. Upon seeing Luffy smile before miraculously surviving his execution in Loguetown, Smoker came to believe that he is a potential threat, since his attitude during his near demise, mirrored that of Gold Roger when he was executed, Smoker became more confused when Dragon stopped him from killing Luffy. Befuddled by these events, Smoker followed Luffy to the Grand Line and became obsessed with capturing him, to a near stalker like level, which only intensifies upon discovering Luffy is Dragon's son during the Paramount War.

Two years after the Paramount War, he is promoted to the rank of vice-admiral.^[ch. 169]

In the Japanese anime series, he is voiced originally by Ginzō Matsuo, later by Mahito Ōba.^[11]^[63] In the 4Kids English adaptation, referred to as "Chaser the Smoke Hunter", he is voiced by Rusell Velazquez.^[64] In the Funimation English adaptation, where he is called Smoker the "White Hunter", his voice is supplied by Greg Dulcie.^[27]

Tsuru

Tsuru (つる, Tsuru) is an elderly vice-admiral and the grandmother of Kujaku. She possesses the powers of the Wash-Wash Fruit that allows her to wash anything as if they are clothes and hang them out to dry.

Tsuru is voiced by Minori Matsushima in episodes 151-755 of the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, she is voiced by Juli Erickson in episode 459, Pam Dougherty in "Adventures in Nebulandia", and Wendy Powell in episode 705-present.

John Giant

John Giant (ジョン・ジャイアント, Jon Jaianto) is a vice-admiral who is the first giant from Elbaph to enlist in the Navy. He is shown to be brave enough to go up against Whitebeard in the Summit War of Marineford.

In the original Japanese version, John Giant is voiced by Masaharu Satō in the earlier episodes, Eiji Takemoto in episode 294, and Hisao Egawa from episode 473-present. In the 4Kids dub, he is voiced by Marc Thompson. In the Funimation dub, John Giant is voiced by J. Paul Slavens in the earlier episodes and by Tyson Rinehart from episode 473-present.

Stainless

Stainless (ステンレス, Sutenresu) is a vice-admiral who partook in the Summit War of Marineford.

Stainless is voiced by Yuji Ueda in episode 151 of the original Japanese version and by Eiji Takemoto in the later episodes of the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Chuck Huber.

Cancer

Cancer (キャンサー, Kyansā) is a vice-admiral in sunglasses who is always seen with a cigar in his mouth.

Cancer is voiced by Ivan Jasso in the Funimation dub.

Dalmatian

Dalmatian (ダルメシアン, Darumeshian) is a vice-admiral who partook in the Summit War of Marineford. He ate an unknown Zoan Devil Fruit that enables him to transform into a dalmatian or a dalmatian-human hybrid. Though Dalmatian was always seen in his hybrid form.

Dalmatian is voiced by Kōji Haramaki in the original Japanese version and by Philip Webber in the Funimation dub.

Hound

Hound (ハウンド, Haundo) is bespectacled vice-admiral who was among those that accompanied Kizaru and the Navy in attacking Egghead.

Guillotine

Guillotine (ギロチン, Girochin) is a long-bearded vice-admiral who was among those that accompanied Kzaru and the Navy in attacking Egghead.

Red King

Red King (レッドキング, Reddokingu) is a large bald-headed vice-admiral with a long neck and six chins (giving him a resemblance to the Ultraman Kaiju of the same name) who was among those that accompanied Kizaru and the Navy in attacking Egghead. He wielded a special gauntlet that enables him to pull off the Steam Knuckle attack.

Tosa

Tosa (土茶, Tosa) is a big burly vice-admiral who was among those that accompanied Kizaru and the Navy in attacking Egghead.

Pomsky

Pomsky (ポンスキー, Ponsukī) is a burly vice-admiral that wields a seashell-shaped war hammer who was among those that accompanied Kizaru and the Navy in attacking Egghead. He ate an unknown Zoan Devil Fruit that enables him to transform into a sea otter or a sea otter-human hybrid.

Bluegrass

Bluegrass (ブルーグラス, Burūgurasu) is a short and elderly vice-admiral who was among those that accompanied Kizaru and the Navy in attacking Egghead. She ate the Ride-Ride Fruit that enables her to overtake and control anything she rides on.

Urban

Urban (ウルバン, Uruban) is a tall vice-admiral with a monstrous face who was among those that accompanied Kizaru and the Navy in attacking Egghead.

Navy Rear Admirals

The Rear Admirals are the fourth highest rank in the Navy. The following characters are rear admirals in the Navy:

Hina

Hina (ヒナ) is an rear admiral in the Navy and a long-time friend of Smoker's since they were rookies in the Navy. She was introduced as a Navy captain on her debut, being promoted to rear admiral after the timeskip. She is also the superior of Django and Fullbody, who admire her with passion. Hina has the power of the Bind-Bind Fruit that allows her to form restraints on people by swiping her limbs through them, or form a cage when she extends her arms.

She is voiced by Tomoko Naka in the Japanese version. In the 4Kids English version, she is voiced by Kathleen Delaney. In the Funimation English adaptation, her voice is supplied by Jennifer Seman, and by Rachel Messer in One Piece: Stampede.

Navy Captains

The Captains are the fifth highest rank in the Navy. The following characters are captains in the Navy:

Tashigi

Tashigi (たしぎ) is a naval officer serving as Smoker's second-in-command.^{[ch. 137, 179]} While adept at sword fighting, she is unusually clumsy.^[ch. 96] She is well-versed in the famous katana, knowing their names and origins. Her stated goal is to remove all meitō, named swords with prestigious histories, from the hands of those who would use them for their own ends.^[ch. 97] By coincidence, she bears a striking resemblance to Kuina, Zoro's deceased childhood friend, something he is uncomfortable with.^[41]^[ch. 100]

Her voice actress is Junko Noda.^[63] In the 4Kids and Funimation English adaptations, she is voiced by Priscilla Everett and Monica Rial, respectively.^[27]

Koby

Koby (コビー, Kobī) is the first friend Luffy makes on his journey, finding him forced to work as a chore boy on Alvida's ship. Inspired by Luffy, and with his help, Koby escapes and joins the Navy, where he and Helmeppo pique the interest of Vice Admiral Garp, who takes them under his wing.^{[ch. 2–7, 112]} Eventually, Koby masters the Six Powers skill Shave and begins using Color of Observation Haki. After two years, he became a captain in the Navy.^{[ch. 432, 594]}

In the original Japanese series, his voice is supplied by Mika Doi.^[1] In the 4Kids English adaptation, he is voiced by Kayzie Rogers.^[2] In the Funimation English adaptation, his name is spelled Koby, and his voice is supplied by Leah Clark^[3] and Micah Solusod as a teenager.

Morgan

"Axe-Hand" Morgan (モーガン, Mōgan) is a corrupt Navy captain who has an axe for a right hand. He abused his power and held Zoro prisoner until Luffy freed him. Both of them managed to defeat Morgan. The Navy stripped him of his rank and arrested him for his abuse of power. After Morgan was sprung from prison by Helmeppo, he was left at sea by him and has since been adrift.

He is voiced by Banjō Ginga. In the English adaptions of the series, he is voiced by David Brimmer in the 4Kids dub and by Brett Weaver in the FUNimation dub.

Commanders and Lieutenant Commanders

The following characters are commanders and lieutenant commanders.

Helmeppo

Helmeppo (ヘルメッポ, Herumeppo) is the son of the corrupt Navy captain Morgan. He is introduced as a coward, hiding behind his father's wealth and power. Losing his luxurious life after his father's arrest, he reluctantly joins the Navy where he and Koby become protégés of Garp and he becomes a lieutenant commander.

He is voiced by Koichi Nagano in the Japanese version. In the English adaptions of the series, he is voiced by Sean Schemmel in the 4Kids dub.^[2] In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Troy Baker in EPs 2-3 and EP280, before the role was recast to Mike McFarland.^[3]

Django

Django (ジャンゴ, Jango) is a hypnotist with a habit of moonwalking. Introduced as first mate of the Black Cat Pirates, he eventually befriends the Navy officer Fullbody sometime after Kuro's defeat and joins him in the service as a seaman recruit under the command of Hina, whom they both admire. He would later become a lieutenant commander in the Navy. Django's weapons of choice are chakrams which he uses for throwing, slashing and hypnotizing his enemies.

In the Japanese version, he was originally played by Kazuki Yao, and played by Wataru Takagi in the short film Jango's Dance Carnival and in the 2024 reappearance. In the 4Kids English version, he is voiced by Oliver Wyman. In the Funimation English adaptation, his name is spelled "Jango" and his voice is supplied by Kenny Green.^[3]

Fullbody

Fullbody (フルボディ, Furubudi) was introduced as a smug Navy lieutenant on his visit to the Baratie, where he was ridiculed by Sanji. After helping the pirate Django, he was demoted to a seaman recruit, with Django joining him as subordinates of Hina, whom they both admire.

He is voiced by Hideo Ishikawa in the Japanese version. In the 4Kids English version, he is voiced by Tom Wayland. In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by John Burgmeier.

Donquixote Rosinante

Donquixote Rosinante (ドンキホーテ・ロシナンテ, Donkihōte Roshinante) is a Navy commander the younger brother of Donquixote Doflamingo, a top officer of the Donquixote Pirates occupying the Hearts Seat under the code name "Corazon" (コラソン, Korason), and an undercover agent from the Navy with the rank of commander who reports directly to the then Admiral Sengoku. He ate the Calm-Calm Fruit (ナギナギの実, Nagi Nagi no Mi) which grants him the ability to create a wall cancelling all sounds. He also makes use of this ability to make his elder brother believe that he has lost the power of speech after an unknown accident. He is the second person to occupy the Hearts Seat, his predecessor being Vergo. Donquixote Rosinante is clumsy and is most often seen lighting his feather cloak up while trying to light a cigarette. He was killed years ago by Doflamingo.

In the Japanese anime television series, he is voiced by Koichi Yamadera. In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Ray Chase.^[65]

Giant Squad

The Giant Squad (巨人部隊, Kyojin Butai) is a group of eight giants that work for the Marines. They were charged with the duties of guarding the execution platforms. Some of the Giant Squad members fought Little Oars Jr. during the infamous battle at Marineport.

Its known members are:

Lacroix (ラクロワ, Rakurowa) is a vice-admiral in the Giant Squad. He is voiced by Takahiro Yoshimizu in the original Japanese version and by Brandon Luna in the Funimation dub.
Lonz (ロンズ, Ronzu) is a vice-admiral in the Giant Squad who wears a medieval helmet, He is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Ben Phillips in the FUnimation dub.

SWORD

SWORD is a Marines group that have resigned themselves from the command structure while still working for the Navy as Kuzan claims that they "are Marines, but also not". X. Drake used to be part of this group. Besides Koby and Helmeppo

Prince Grus (プリンス・グルス, Purinsu Gurusu) is a rear admiral and member of SWORD. He possesses the power of the Glorp-Glorp Fruit which enables him to create and control clay enough that he can create clay golems. Prince Grus is voiced by Satoshi Hino in the original Japanese version.
Kujaku (孔雀, Kujaku) is a rear admiral and member of SWORD who is the granddaughter of Tsuru. She possesses the power of the Whip-Whip Fruit which enables her to use whips to control anything that she strikes with her whip Beethoven.
Hibari (ひばり, Hibari) is a commander and member of SWORD who is an expert sniper. Hibari is voiced by Shiori Mikami in the original Japanese version.

Seven Warlords of the Sea

Seven Warlords
Warlord	Devil Fruit	Seraphim	Fate	Anime voice actor(s)		Live actor(s)
Warlord	Devil Fruit	Seraphim	Fate	JP	US	Live actor(s)
Dracule Mihawk	—	S-Hawk	All warlords stripped after Reverie	Takeshi Aono Hirohiko Kakegawa	Wayne Grayson John Gremillion	Steven John Ward Theo Le Ray
Sir Crocodile	Sand-Sand	—	Title stripped for criminal activity	Ryūzaburō Ōtomo	David Brimmer John Swasey	Joe Manganiello
Donquixote Doflamingo	String-String	—	Title stripped for criminal activity	Hideyuki Tanaka	Robert McCollum	TBD
Bartholomew Kuma	Paw-Paw	S-Bear	Cyborg modification to Pacifista PX-0	Hideyuki Hori	Joel McDonald	TBD
Gecko Moria	Shadow-Shadow	—	Removed by Doflamingo after Marineford	Katsuhisa Hōki	Chris Guerrero	TBD
Boa Hancock	Love-Love	S-Snake	All warlords stripped after Reverie	Kotono Mitsuishi	Lydia Mackay	TBD
Jimbei	—	S-Shark	Resigned in protest over Ace's execution	Daisuke Gōri Katsuhisa Hōki	Daniel Baugh	TBD

Marshall D. Teach (Blackbeard)	Dark-Dark	—	Replaced Crocodile; title stripped after Impel Down	Akio Ōtsuka	Cole Brown Chris Rager	TBD
Buggy	Chop-Chop	—	All warlords stripped after Reverie	Shigeru Chiba	David Wills Mike McFarland	Jeff Ward
Trafalgar Law	Op-Op	—	Title stripped for criminal activity	Hiroshi Kamiya	Matthew Mercer	TBD
Edward Weevil	—	—	All warlords stripped after Reverie	Kōzō Shioya	Brook Chalmers	TBD

The Seven Warlords of the Sea (七武海, Shichibukai), the full title being The Royal Seven Warlords of the Sea (王下七武海, Ōka Shichibukai), is a group of seven powerful pirates sanctioned by the World Government who hand over a fraction of their loot to the Government. The Government's idea is to use powerful pirates to fight all the lesser ones. Other pirates consider the Warlords to be "government dogs".^[ch. 69] In exchange for their allegiance, the World Government pardons these pirates for their crimes and removes bounties from their heads.^[ch. 342] The Seven Warlords are loosely based on the European privateers, government-endorsed pirates considered heroes in their homeland and pillagers in others.^[ch. 260]

Initially, the group's members are Dracule Mihawk, Sir Crocodile, Donquixote Doflamingo, Bartholomew Kuma, Gecko Moria, Boa Hancock, and Jimbei.^{[ch. 69, 113, 234, 455, 516]}

Following the exposure of Baroque Works, Crocodile is replaced by Blackbeard, who soon leaves the group, along with Jimbei, who resigns to side with Whitebeard against the World Government, and Moria, who is discarded by the World Government and narrowly escapes an assassination attempt.^{[ch. 474, 557, 576, 581, 595]}

The three open spots are eventually filled during the timeskip by Trafalgar Law, Buggy the Clown,^[ch. 700] and Edward Weevil.^[ch. 802] After Law and Doflamingo's actions in Dressrosa are exposed, they both are removed by the World Government.

Later during the Reverie, under the direction of Cobra and Riku Dold III, the member nations vote to abolish the Warlords and the remaining members are stripped of their positions and are being hunted down by the Navy with the intent to capture them with the exception of Kuma.^[ch. 956]

Characters by place

East Blue people

East Blue is the birthplace of Luffy, Zoro, Nami, and Usopp, and the longtime home of Sanji.

In addition to the protagonists' homes, at East Blue are also:

Shells Town

Shells Town is the place where Zoro was captured by Helmeppo after trying to save Rika (リカ), a girl from the town, from "Axe-Hand" Morgan. She is voiced by Emi Uwagama in the original Japanese version and by Lisa Ortiz and Kamdynn Gary in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Orange Town

Orange Town is a town run by Boodle (ブードル, Būdoru), the mayor, where he lives with Chouchou (シュシュ, Shushu), the dog that was of an old friend of his.

Boodle is voiced by Jōji Yanami in the original Japanese version and by Michael Sinterniklaas and Mark Stoddard in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. Chouchou's vocal effects are provided by Chieko Atarashi in the original Japanese version and by Christopher Bevins in the Funimation dub.

Island of Rare Animals

The Island of Rare Animals is where Gaimon (ガイモン), a man whose body is trapped in a chest, lives with several animals that are hybrids of two different species. These hybrids consist of Cocox (a fox/rooster hybrid), Usagihebi (a rabbit/snake hybrid), Lionbuta (a pig/lion hybrid), Kirinkodanuki (a giraffe/raccoon dog hybrid), and other unnamed hybrids like a giraffe/dog hybrid, a poodle/duck hybrid, a bear/tiger hybrid, a zebra/ostrich hybrid, a giant panda/bat hybrid, a hippopotamus/gorilla hybrid, a platypus/sheep hybrid, a tiger/elephant hybrid, a rhinoceros/kangaroo hybrid, a giant cattle/tortoise hybrid, and a giant crab.

Gaimon is voiced by Toru Ohira in the original Japanese version and Chafurin in One Piece: Bounty Rush. In the 4Kids and Funimation dubs, he is voiced by Frederick B. Owens and Jonathan C. Osborne respectively. Cocox's vocal effects are provided by Kentarou Tone in the original Japanese version and by Dan Green in the 4Kids dub.

Dawn Island

Dawn Island is Luffy's home.

Goa Kingdom

In it is the Goa Kingdom, which is ruled by Sabo's adoptive brother Stelly (ステリー, Suterī) and his wife Sally Isntoinette (サリー・ナントカネット, Sarī Nantokanetto).

Stelly is voiced by Chika Sakamoto and Kōsuke Toriumi as a child and an adult respectively in the original Japanese version and by Barrett Nash and Brendan Blaber as a child and an adult respectively in the Funimation dub. Sally Isntoinette is voiced by Yuka Komatsu in the original Japanese version and by Emily Neves in the Funimation dub.

Windmill Village

Luffy was born in Windmill Village, a small village in the kingdom, where Woop Slap (ウープ・スラップ, Ūpu Surappu), the mayor, and Makino (マキノ), a bartender and friend of Luffy, also live.

Woop Slap is voiced by Shigero Chiba in episodes 0, 4, and 497-505 of the original Japanese version, Takeshi Aono in Episode 45 of the original Japanese version, Keiichi Sonobe in episodes 324 and 878-present of the original Japanese version. Makino is voiced by Makiko Ohmoto in the original Japanese version and by Tara Sands and Gwendolyn Lau in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Mt. Corvo

In the kingdom, there is also Mt. Corvo where the Dadan Family lives, a group of bandits led by Curly Dadan (カーリー・ダダン, Kārī Dadan), who was in charge of raising Luffy, Ace and Sabo. Other members of the group are Dogura (ドグラ) and Magura (マグラ).

Curly Dadan is voiced by Noriko Uemura in the original Japanese version and by Jessica Cavanagh in the Funimation dub. Dogura is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Michael Jones in the Funimation dub. Magura is voiced by Hiroaki Hirata in the original Japanese version and by Newton Pittman in the Funimation dub.

Shimotsuki Village

Shimotsuki Village is Zoro's hometown, where he and his friend and rival Kuina (くいな) vowed to become the best swordsmen in the world. After Kuina's death, Zoro asked Koshiro (コウシロウ, Kōshirō), Kuina's father and master of the village dojo, to train him as a swordsman to fulfill his promise to Kuina.

Kuina is voiced by Machiko Toyoshima in the original Japanese version and by Monica Rial in the Funimation dub (except for the English dub of the video game Unlimited Adventure where she was voiced by Laura Bailey). Koshiro is voiced by Unshō Ishizuka in the earlier parts of the original Japanese version and by Kenji Nomura starting in Episode 1030. In the 4Kids and Funimation dubs, he is voiced by Wayne Grayson and Chuck Huber respectively.

Syrup Village

Syrup Village is where Usopp lived with his mother Bachina (バンキーナ, Bankīna). After his mother died, he formed the Usopp Pirates along with three other village children, Carrot (にんじん, Ninjin), Pepper (ピーマン, Pīman), and Onion (たまねぎ, Tamanegi). In the village also lives Kaya (カヤ), a girl to whom Usopp always told stories to cheer her up, and who lives in a mansion with her butler Merry (メリー, Merī) who built the Going Merry, the Straw Hat Pirates' first ship.

Bachina is voiced by Clarine Harp in the Funimation dub. Carrot is voiced by Noriko Yoshitake in the original Japanese version and by Jim Napolitano and Kate Oxley in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. Pepper is voiced by Haruhi Terada in the earlier parts of the original Japanese version and by Miyuki Kawasho starting in Episode 291 and by Kevin Kolack and Cherami Leigh in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs (except for the English dub of the video game One Piece: Unlimited Adventure where she is voiced by Laura Bailey). Onion is voiced by Makiko Ohmoto in the original Japanese version and by Oliver Wyman and Cynthia Cranz in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. Kaya is voiced by Mariko Kouda in the original Japanese version and by Tara Sands and Carrie Savage in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. Merry is voiced by Jin Domon in the original Japanese version and by Ted Lewis and Jerry Jewell in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Baratie

The Baratie is an ocean-going restaurant where Sanji worked. It is run by Zeff (ゼフ, Zefu), the restaurant's owner and chef, and a former pirate known as "Red Foot", who saved Sanji's life when he was a child. Other employees in the restaurant are Patty (パティ, Pati), who works as patissier, and Carne (カルネ, Karune), who works as charcutier.

Zeff is voiced by Kōji Yada in the earlier parts of the original Japanese version, Ben Hiura in the later parts of the original Japanese version. In the English dubs, Zeff is voiced by Robert O'Gorman in the 4Kids dub while the Funimation dub has him voiced by Grant James in earlier episodes and Garrett Schenck in later episodes. Patty is voiced by Tetsu Inada in the original Japanese version and by Robert O'Gorman and Jeremy Inman in the 4Kids and Funimation dub. Carne is voiced by Shinobu Satouchi in the original Japanese version (except in Grand Battle! Rush! where he is voiced by Kozo Shioya) and by Sean Schemmel and Charles C. Campbell in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Coco Village

Coco Village is Nami's home in the Conomi Islands. There she was raised by Belle-Mère (ベルメール, Berumēru), a former member of the Navy, who adopted her and her sister Nojiko (ノジコ, Nojiko) after they lost their respective parents. Other inhabitants include the sheriff Genzo (ゲンゾウ, Genzō) who was also a father figure to Nami and Nako (ナコー, Nakō), the village doctor. Johnny (ジョニー, Jonī) and Yosaku (ヨサク, Yosaku), two former bounty hunters and old friends of Zoro, also live in the village, who after not succeeding in capturing pirates, became fishermen of the village after briefly traveling with the Straw Hat Pirates.

For years, the Arlong Pirates also lived near the village, dominating it with their tyranny and having previously killed Belle-Mère (imprisoned her in the 4Kids dub) until they were defeated by Luffy's crew.

Belle-Mère is voiced by Noriko Hidaka in the original Japanese version and by Veronica Taylor and Cynthia Cranz in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. Nojiko is voiced by Wakana Yamazaki in the original Japanese version (except in Grand Battle! Rush where she is voiced by Noriko Yoshitake) and by Tiffany Grant in the Funimation dub while Jad Saxton voiced her younger appearance in Episode 539. Genzo is voiced by Kōzō Shioya in the original Japanese version and by Marc Diraison and Bill Flynn in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs. Johnny is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Dan Green and Christopher Ayres in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs resepectively. Yosaku is voiced by Yasuhiko Tokuyama in the original Japanese version and by Wayne Grayson and Josh Martin in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Paradise people

Paradise is the first half of the Grand Line where Tony Tony Chopper and Nico Robin come from.

Little Garden

Little Garden (リトルガーデン, Ritoru Gāden) is an island where dinosaurs (like Archaeopteryx, Brontosaurus, Pterodactylus, Triceratops, and Tyrannosaurus) and other prehistoric animals (like Ammonites, Smilodons) still exist as well as a Giant Tiger. Two Sea King skulls make up the mountains of Little Garden.

The Kestia was a tick that infected Nami with the Five-Day Disease.

Brogy and Dorry briefly lived there before returning to Elbaf. During their fights with each other here, they slew the Island Eater Goldfish so that the Straw Hat Pirates can leave Little Garden.

Drum Island

Drum Island (ドラム島, Doramu-tō) is an arctic climate-type Winter Island that Straw Hat Pirates stopped to find a doctor after Nami fell ill from the Five-Day Disease she contracted from a Kestia on Little Garden, and the birthplace of Tony Tony Chopper. Wapol used to be the ruler of Drum Island before he was overthrown.

Other citizens include:

Dalton (ドルトン, Doruton) was the former minion of Wapol during his rule and was chronologically the first Zoan Devil Fruit user introduced, possessing the power of the Ox-Ox Fruit: Model Bison, which enables him to turn into a bison or a bison-human hybrid. When Wapol was defeated by Monkey D. Luffy, the people of Drum Island made him the new King of Drum Island. Dalton is voiced by Kenichi Ono in the original Japanese version and by Ted Lewis and J. Michael Tatum in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.
Hiriluk (ヒルルク, Hiruruku) was a doctor on Drum Island and former who took in Tony Tony Chopper and taught him how to be a doctor until he was killed by Wapol. Hiriluk is voiced by Shigero Ushiyama in the original Japanese version and by Marc Diraison and Mark Stoddart in the Funimation dub.
Kureha (くれは, Kureha) is a doctor in her 100s who took in Tony Tony Chopper following Hirluk's death. She and Tony Tony Chopper were responsible for curing Nami of the Five-Day Disease. After Wapol was defeated, Kureha led the Isshi-100. Kureha is voiced by Masako Nozawa in the original Japanese version and by Maddie Blaustein and Julie Mayfield in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Alabasta Kingdom

The Alabasta Kingdom (アラバスタ王国, Arabasuta Oukoku) is a desert climate-type Summer Island in the Grand Line. The Straw Hats have been welcomed here because they helped to save the kingdom.

Nefeltari Cobra

Nefeltari Cobra (ネフェルタリ・コブラ, Neferutari Kobura) is the twelfth king of Alabasta Kingdom.^[ch. 155]

Following the time skip, Nefeltari Cobra is shown to be suffering from an illness. During the Levely, Cobra confronts the Five Elders with the knowledge of his ancestor Nefeltari D. Lili. Nefeltari Cobra is murdered by them and Imu after discovering the latter's existence, despite Sabo's efforts to save him. Sabo is then framed for Cobra's death.

Nefeltari Cobra is voiced by Iemasa Kayumi in earlier episodes, Yasuhiko Tokuyama in Grand Battle! Rush, Toshiya Ueda in Episode 512, and Hozumi Gōda in later episodes of the original Japanese version. In the English dub, he is voiced by David Zen Mansley and Kyle Hebert in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. In the Netflix live-action series, he is portrayed by Sendhil Ramamurthy.

Nefeltari Vivi

Nefeltari Vivi (ネフェルタリ・ビビ, Neferutari Bibi), first introduced as Baroque Works agent Ms. Wednesday (ミス・ウェンズデー, Misu Wenzudē), is the princess of the Alabasta Kingdom. She is usually accompanied by her closest friend Karoo.^[ch. 109f.] She and Karoo sailed for a time with the Straw Hat Pirates when they entered the Grand Line, with the goal of bringing her to Alabasta, being aided by them in her fight against Baroque Works. Due to her time accompanying the Straw Hat Pirates, she is considered just another member of the crew by the members who traveled with her.

Vivi was ranked as #82 in a survey conducted by Newtype for favorite anime heroine in 2002.^[66]

Her voice actress is Misa Watanabe in the original Japanese version.^[49] In the 4Kids English adaptation, she is voiced by Karen Neil.^[67] In the Funimation English adaptation, her name is spelled Vivi Nefertari, and her voice is supplied by Caitlin Glass.^[39] In the Netflix live-action series, Vivi is portrayed by Charithra Chandran.^[68]

Karoo

Karoo (カルー, Karū) is a super spot-billed duck, a flightless ostrich-sized duck with no webbed feet that is described to run fast. She is Nefertari Vivi's animal companion.^[ch. 109f.]

His vocal effects are provided by Hiroaki Hirata in the original Japanese version and by Michael Haigney and Monica Rial in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Alabasta Royal Guard

The nation's army, the Alabasta Royal Guard, is commanded by Igaram (イガラム, Igaramu) who fights with a saxophone that shoots bullets when played^[ch. 109] and guns were hidden in his hair that fire when he pulls his necktie.^[ch. 109] He is voiced by Keiichi Sonobe in the original Japanese version. In the English dub, he is voiced by Richard Will and Rob Mungle in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Next in line after Igaram are Chaka (チャカ), with the ability to transform into a jackal or a jackal-human hybrid thanks to the powers of the Dog-Dog Fruit: Model Jackal. He is assisted by Pell (ペル, Peru), with the ability to transform into a falcon or a falcon-human hybrid thanks to the powers of the Bird-Bird Fruit: Model Falcon. They are dubbed the strongest warriors of Alabasta. Chaka is voiced by Kihachirō Uemura in the original Japanese version and by Russell Velazquez and Robert McCollum in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. Pell is voiced by Kenji Nomura in the original Japanese version and by Matt Hoverman and Kevin M. Connolly in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

The Tsumegeri Guards (ツメゲリ部隊, Tsumegeri Butai) are four men who are members of the Alabasta Royal Guard that consist of Hyota (ヒョウタ, Hyōta), Brahm (ブラーム, Burāmu), Arrow (アロー, Arō), and Barrel (バレル, Bareru). They were called the Kicking Claw Force in the 4Kids dub. When Sir Crocodile invaded the palace, the Tsumegeri Guards tried to demand that he release their king. When Sir Crocodile didn't, they drank the Hero Water in order to fight Sir Crocodile where they were defeated and died from the Hero Water's side effects. The 4Kids dub had this changed to the Tsumegeri Guards becoming permanently paralyzed. Hyota is voiced by Takahiro Suzuki in the original Japanese version. Brahm is voiced by Takurou Takasaki in the original Japanese version. Arrow is voiced by Katsuya Fujiwara in the original Japanese version.

Alabasta Palace Staff

The following make up the Palace Staff that work for the Alabasta royal family:

Terracotta (テラコッタ, Terakotta) is the royal head chef and royal seamstress for the Alabasta royal family and the wife of Igaram who appeared sometime after Sir Crocodile and Baroque Works were defeated. Terracotta is voiced by Keiichi Sonobe in the original Japanese version. In the 4Kids dub, Terracotta is voiced by David Wills. In the Funimiation dub, Terracotta is voiced by Antimere Robinson.
Maidy (メイディ, Meidi) is the lady's maid of the Alabasta royal family that works under Terracotta. She appeared sometime after Sir Crocodile and Baroque Works were defeated. Maidy was voiced by Masumi Kageyama in episode 129 of the original Japanese version and by Ai Kawashima in One Piece Movie: The Desert Princess and the Pirates: Adventurses in Alabasta]].
Dr. Ho (Dr.ホウ, Dokutā Hō) is the royal doctor of the Alabasta royal family. He appeared sometime after Sir Crocodile and Baroque Works were defeated. He saw how Tony Tony Chopper was compounding medicine at the time when the Straw Hat Pirates were recuperating. Dr. Ho is voiced by Shūichi Ikeda in the original Japanese version and by Bill Flynn in the Funimation dub.

Other Alabasta Kingdom inhabitants

Other inhabitants include:

Koza (コーザ, Kōza) is Vivi's childhood friend and later rebel leader of the Alabasta Rebellion. Sometime after Sir Crocodile and Baroque Works' defeat, he became Alabasta Kingdom's Minister of Environment. Koza is voiced by Takeshi Kusao in the original Japanese version with Naomi Shindō voicing his younger appearance. In the English dub, he is voiced by Jonathan Todd Ross and Todd Haberkorn in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.
Toh-Toh (トト, Toto) is the father of Koza who lives in Yuba. Toh-Toh is voiced by Masaaki Tsukada in the original Japanese version. In the 4Kids dub, he is voiced by Sean Schemmel. In the Funimation dub, Toh-Toh is voiced by Jerry Russell is most appearances and by Gregory Lush in Episode 777.
Aswa (アスワ, Asuwa) is the mother of Koza who lives in Yuba. She was only seen in flashbacks and whether she's still alive or not is unknown. Aswa is voiced by Yui Horie in the original Japanese version and by Maeghan Albach in the Funimation dub.
Eyelashes (マツゲ, Matsuge) is a camel that accompanies the protagonists during their journey through the kingdom. He is also an honorary member of the Super Spot-Billed Duck Troops. Eyelashes's vocal effects are provided by Kappei Yamaguchi in the original Japanese version. In the 4Kids dub, his vocal effects are provided by Jamie McGonnigal. In the Funimation dub, Eyelashes' vocal effects are provided by Mike McFarland while Troy Baker provides Eyelashes' vocal effects in One Piece Movie: The Desert Princess and the Pirates: Adventures in Alabasta.
Scorpion (スコーピオン, Sukōpion) is a retired bounty hunter exclusive to the anime that resides in the Badland area of Alabasta. In his bounty hunter work, Scorpion wielded different weapons and gear like his Prescorraci Rifle which can shoot acid (which got changed to foam in the 4Kids dub), a strong bomb, and a steel net. Scorpion tried to target Portgas D. Ace upon hearing that he had defeated Blackbeard and tried to claim the bounty only to call off his attacks after Ace saved his sons from a landslide. Scorpion is voiced by Jūrōta Kosugi in the original Japanese version and by Kent Williams in the Funimation dub.
Chip and Dip (チップ, ディップ, Chippu, Deippu) are the sons of Scorpion. They were present in their father's hunt for Portgas D. Ace and were saved from a landslide by Ace. Chip and Dip are voiced by Tomoko Kaneda and Haruhi Terada in the original Japanese version respectively. In the 4Kids dub, they are voiced by Matthew Nichols and Michael Sinterniklaas respectively. In the Funimation dub, Chip and Dip are voiced by Kate Oxley and Sean Michael Teague respectively.
The Rebel Army is a group that is led by Koza at the time when Sir Crocodile fooled Alabasta into thinking that Nefertali Cobra had horded the Dance Powder that brought artificial rain to the capital. Some of the Rebel Army made up the Sand Sand Clan that Koza and Nefeltari Vivi were part of when they were younger while Sir Crocodile planted Mr. Love and some Baroque Works agents in their ranks to further his plot. Their numbers reached 300,000 when they arrived as Sir Crocodile and Baroque Works caused a fight among the Rebel Army and the Royal Army that the Marines then joined. The fight lasted until Sir Crocodile and Baroque Works were defeated by the Straw Hat Pirates who also exposed Sir Crocodile's plot.
- Erik (エリック, Erikku) is a member of the Rebel Army that comes from Suiren. Erik is voiced by Scott Freeman in the Funimation dub and by J. Michael Tatum in One Piece Movie: The Desert Princess and the Pirates: Adventures in Alabasta.
- Farafra (ファラフラ, Farafura) is a member of the Rebel Army with a hippopotamus-like face. When protecting Koza during one of the conflicts, Farafra lost parts of his right arm and a chunk of right shoulder that was replaced with a prosthetic shoulder. Farafra is voiced by J. Paul Slavins in episode 105 in the Funimation dub dub and by Tyler Walker in episodes 120-121 of the Funimation dub.
- Okame (おかめ, Okame) is a skinny woman who is a member of the Rebel Army.
- Kebi (ケビ, Kebi) is a member of the Rebel Army who is fairly proficient in wielding a sword and a shotgun. Kebi is voiced by Joel McDonald in the Funimation dub and by Ian Sinclair in One Piece Movie: The Desert Princess and the Pirates: Adventures in Alabasta.
Super Spot-Billed Duck Troops (超カルガモ部隊, Chō Karugamo Butai) are a group of Super Spot-Billed Ducks that Karoo leads and are loyal to the Alabasta royal family. They aided the Straw Hat Pirates in dealing with Baroque Works and later assisted the Straw Hat Pirates in returning to the Going Merry undetected.
- Stomp (ストンプ, Sutonpu) is a Super Spot-Billed Duck in a reverse cap that Usopp rode.
- Ivan X (イワンX, Iwan Ekkusu) is a Super Spot-Billed Duck in a horned helmet that Luffy rode and is the largest of the group.
- Cowboy (カウボーイ, Kaubōi) is a bespectacled Super Spot-Billed Duck in a cowboy hat that Sanji rode.
- Bourbon Jr. (バーボンJr., Bābon Junia) is a Super Spot-Billed Duck in a hat that Nami rode.
- Kentaros (ケンタロウス, Kentarousu) is a Super Spot-Billed Duck in a Roman Legion helmet that Zoro rode.
- Hikoichi (ヒコイチ, Hikoichi) is a Super Spot-Billed Duck in an Asian conical hat that Chopper rode.

Skypiea

Skypiea (スカイピア, Sukaipia) is a land located in the sky above the Paradise part of the Grand Line, consisting of Angel Island (エンジェル島, Enjeru Tō), one of several solid clouds, and Upper Yard, a lost part of the Grand Line island Jaya, believed by most to have sunk into the ocean. Skypiea is inhabitited by the original inhabitants of Angel Island, who were long dominated by Enel until the return of the previous ruler Gan Fall receiving the title of "God" from the island. With the exception of Gan Fall, most of the inhabitants of Skypiea are shown to have bird-like wings on their backs, even though none of them have been able to fly on their own.

Gan Fall

Gan Fall (ガン・フォール, Gan Fōru) is the previous ruler of Skypeia before being overthrown by Enel. Gan Fall is always accompanied by Pierre (ピエール, Piēru), a large bird with the power to transform into a horse and always taking the form of a horse with wings after eating the Horse-Horse Fruit. After Enel was defeated, Gan Fall accepted the people of Skypeia's request to rule them again.

Gan Fall is voiced by Jōji Yanami in the original Japanese version, Ichikawa Ennosuke IV in the original Japanese version of Episode of Sky Island, Masaharu Satō in Episode 967 of the original Japanese version, and John Swasey in the Funimation dub. Pierre's vocal effects are provided by Kazuya Nakai in the original Japanese version and by Z. Charles Bolton in the Funimation dub.

Shandorians

The Shandorians are the original inhabitants of Jaya. They consist of:

Wyper (ワイパー, Waipā) is an extremely violent man and leader of the Shandorians who is initially distrustful of outsiders, and descendant of the warrior and hero Kalgara (カルガラ, Karugara). Wyper is voiced by Masaki Aizawa as an adult in the original Japanese version, Reiko Kiuchi as a young man in the original Japanese version, J. Paul Slavens as an adult in the Funimation dub, and Leah Clark as a young man in the Funimation dub.
Aisa (アイサ) is a young girl with a highly developed Mantra (Observation Haki). Aisa is voiced by Masami Suzuki in the original Japanese version and by Cherami Leigh in the Funimation dub.
Raki (ラキ) is a warrior woman who is especially close with Aisa. Raki is voiced by Michie Tomizawa in the original Japanese version and by Lydia Mackay in the Funimation dub.
Nola (ノラ, Nora) is a giant snake who is over 400 years old. Nola's vocal effects are provided by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, his vocal effects are provided by Kyle Hebert in episodes 168–176, Peter Hawekinson in 177–187, Christopher Bevins starting in Episode 188, and Jim Foronda in Episode of Skypeia.

God's Army

God's Army (神の軍団, Kami no Gundan) is the personal army of Eneru, consisting of himself, the Gods Priests, and the fifty Enforcers.^{[ch. 246, 254, 257]} In combat, the Priests and Enforcers rely heavily on various types of dials. The Priests and Eneru are also skilled users of the Color of Observation Haki, which they refer to as Mantra.^[h]^{[ch. 257, 597]} With the exception of Eneru, most of its members are remnants of the Skypeian island of Birka. Upon Eneru being defeated, most of his followers were either banished through Cloud Drifting or returned to working under Gan Fall.

Eneru

Eneru (エネル) (also called Enel in some media) is the "God" of Skypiea. Though "God" is traditionally the title only for the island's ruler, he takes it literally, forcing the population to worship and serve him.^{[ch. 254f., 274]} The Logia-type Rumble-Rumble Fruit (ゴロゴロの実, Goro Goro no Mi) grants him the ability to manipulate, generate, and transform into electricity which can't harm Luffy.^[ch. 266] He can also use Observation Haki, called Mantra (マントラ, Mantora) on Skypiea.^{[ch. 257, 597]} Used in conjunction, these abilities extend his hearing over the entire country and allow him to immediately punish those who speak up against him.^[ch. 278] Eneru's overly long earlobes reach down to his chest, similar to some depictions of Buddha, and like the god of thunder and storms, Raijin, he wears a ring of drums, showing a tomoe on the drumhead, on his back.^[ch. 254] After his defeat at the hands of Luffy, Eneru pilots his ship the Ark Maxim into outer space and lands on the Moon.

Eneru is voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa in the original Japanese version, Wayne Grayson in the 4Kids English dub, and J. Michael Tatum in the Funimation English dub.^[69]^[70]

God's Priests

God's Priests^[i] are the elite minions of Eneru who use their own ordeals when it comes to punishing criminals and trespassers to Skypeia. They consist of:

Satori^[j] is a Birkan and member of the God's Priests who uses the Ordeal of Balls to deal with criminals and trespassers. Satori is voiced by Yasuhiro Takato in the original Japanese version and by David Lapkin and Chris Cason in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.
Gedatsu^[k] is a Birkan and member of the God's Priests who uses the Ordeal of Swamp to deal with criminals and trespassers. After being bested by Tony Tony Chopper, Gedatsu accidentally fell from Skypeia and later set up a hot springs resort in Alabasta Kingdom. Gedatsu is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Bob Carter in the original Japanese version.
Shura^[l] is a Birkan and member of the God's Priests who uses the Ordeal of String to deal with criminals and trespassers. Shura is voiced by Shinichiro Ohta in the original Japanese version and by Dan Green and Kent Williams in the 4Kids and Funimations dubs respectively.
Ohm^[m] is a Birkan and member of the God's Priests who uses the Ordeal of Iron to deal with criminals and trespassers. Ohm is voiced by Eiji Takemoto in the original Japanese version. In the 4Kids dub, he is voiced by Scottie Ray. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Troy Baker (except for Episode of Skypeia where he is voiced by Patrick McAlister).

Enforcers

There are 50 Enforcers^[n] who fight in the name of Eneru. They consist of:

Commander Yama^[o] is the leader of the Enforcers. Commander Yama is voiced by Hidenari Ugaki in the original Japanese version and by Andrew Chandler in the Funimation dub.

Other Skypeian inhabitants

Other inhabitants of Angel Island include the engineer Pagaya (パガヤ), his daughter Conis (コニス, Konisu) who works as a waitress at the Pumpkin Café, and their pet "cloud fox" Suu (スー, Sū).^[ch. 239]. Pagaya is voiced by Mahito Ōba in the original Japanese version and by Grant James in the Funimation dub. Comis is voiced by Rieko Takahasi in the original Japanese version and by Laura Bailey in the Funimation dub (except for Episode of Skypeia where she is voiced by Jill Harris). Su's vocal effects are provided by Akemi Okamura in the original Japanese version and by Majken Bullard in the Funimation dub (except in Episode of Skypeia where Suu's vocal effects are provided by Bryn Apprill).

Water 7

Water 7 (水の都ウォーターセブン, Mizu no Miyako Wōtā Sebun, lit. "City of Water, Water Seven") is a city with water-ways and canals that are used for transportation almost like roads, often surrounded by sidewalks on the canals. The city's mayor is Iceberg (アイスバーグ, Aisubāgu), who is also the president of the Galley-La Company, the company with the best carpenters in the world, including Paulie (パウリーPaurī), who is also the company's vice president, Peeply Lulu (ピープリー・ルル, Pīpurī Ruru), and Tileston (タイルストン, Tairusuton). Iceburg is voiced by Izō Oikawa as an adult in the original Japanese version, Daisuke Kishio as a young man in the original Japanese version, Philip Weber as an adult in the Funimation dub, and Austin Tindle as a young man in the Funimation dub. Paulie is voiced by Takahiro Yoshimizu in the original Japanese version and by David Wald in the Funimation dub (except in the video game One Piece: Unlimited Adventure where he is voiced by Andrew Chandler). Peeply Lulu is voiced by Shinichiro Ohta in the original Japanese version and by Martin Cervantes in the Funimation dub. Tilestone is voiced by Tetsu Inada in the original Japanese version and by Patrick Camacho in the Funimation dub.

In the city, there is also the Franky Family which was led by Franky before joining the Straw Hat Pirates. The group include Franky's right-hand man Zambai (ザンバイ, Zanbai), and the twin sisters Mozu (モズ) and Kiwi (キウイ, Kiui). Zambai is voiced by Kenta Miyake in the original Japanese version (except in Pirates' Carnival where he is voiced by Tetsu Inada) and by Doug Goodrich in the Funimation dub. Mozu is voiced by Miki Fukui and Aiko Hibi in the original Japanese version and by Morgan Garrett in the Funimation dub. Kiwi is voiced by Yuka Shioyama in the original Japanese version and by Martha Harms in the Funimation dub.

Iceburg and Franky worked in their youth at Tom's Workers, a carpentry company led by Tom (トム, Tomu), a longhorn cowfish-type fish-man who built the Roger Pirates' ship, and the Sea Train connecting Water 7 to other islands. The company also included Yokozuna (ヨコヅナ), a giant frog, and Kokoro (ココロ), an elderly icefish-type mermaid who currently works at the train station with her 1/4 mermaid granddaughter Chimney (チムニー, Chimunī) and their pet rabbit Gonbe (ゴンベ). Tom is voiced by Yasuo Muramatsu in the original Japanese version, Hiroaki Ishikawa in Episode 967 of the original Japanese version, and Rob Mungle in the Funimation dub. Yokozuna's vocal effects are provided by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Mike McFarland in the Funimation dub. Kokoro is voiced by Ako Mayama in the original Japanese version and by Juli Erickson in the Funimation dub. Chimney is voiced by Chiwa Saitō in the original Japanese version and by Lara Woodhull in the Funimation dub. Gonbe's vocal effects are provided by Akemi Okamura in the original Japanese version and by Michelle Rojas in the Funimation dub.

Several CP9 members also lived undercover in the city.

Sabaody Archipelago

Sabaody Archipelago (シャボンディ諸島, Shabondi Shotō) is the final destination in Paradise, close to the Red Line. There lives the former first mate of the Roger Pirates, Silvers Rayleigh, along with his wife Shakuyaku (シャクヤク, Shakuyaku), most commonly known by her nickname "Shakky", a former pirate who works as a bartender. Shakuyaku is voiced by Hiromi Tsuru in the original Japanese version, Masumi Asano in Episode 870 of the original Japanese version, and by Elizabeth Maxwell in the Funimation dub.

On the island is the Auction House, where Disco (ディスコ, Disuko), a subordinate of the Donquixote Pirates, ran it by auctioning slaves, until his business was ruined after the incident caused by Luffy. Because of this, on the island there are usually kidnappers for the slave trade, among them the Macro Pirates (マクロ一味, Makuro Ichimi), formed by Macro (マクロ, Makuro), Gyaro (ギャロ, Gyaro) and Tansui (タンスイ), former members of the Sun Pirates. Disco is voiced by Yasunori Masutani in the original Japanese version and by Michael Sinterniklaas in the Funimation dub. Macro is voiced by Takashi Nagasaki in the original Japanese version and by Hunter Scott in the Funimation dub. Gyaro is voiced by Yūsei Oda in the original Japanese version and by Patric Carroll in the Funimation dub.

Other kidnapping gang were the Flying Fish Riders (トビウオライダーズ, Tobiuo Raidāzu), later renamed as the Rosy Life Riders (人生バラ色ライダーズ, Jinsei Bara-iro Raidāzu), whose leader Duval (デュバル, Dyubaru), looked exactly like the photo on Sanji's first bounty poster until the latter ended up attacking his face, making him a handsome man, after which he decided to swear allegiance to the Straw Hat Pirates. Duval is voiced by Toshihiko Seki in the original Japanese version and by David Vincent in the Funimation dub.

Being the final destination of the first half of the Grand Line, rookie pirates who arrive on the place with a bounty greater than 100,000,000 are known as "Super Rookies". This includes members of the "Eleven Supernovas" of the Worst Generation, the Caribou Brothers, Cavendish, and Bartolomeo.

Fish-Man Island

Lying on the ocean floor halfway through the Red Line part of the Grand Line, Fish-Man Island is inhabited primarily by Fish-men (魚人, gyojin) and Merfolk (人魚, ningyo).^[ch. 69] The average fish-man has ten times the strength of a human, can breathe underwater, and swim fast.^{[ch. 70f., 495]}

On the island is the Ryugu Kingdom (リュウグウ王国, Ryūgū Ōkoku), a country ruled by the coelacanth-type merman Neptune (ネプチューン, Nepuchūn), and formerly also by his late wife, the goldfish-type mermaid Otohime (オトヒメ, Otohime). Neptune is voiced by Minoru Inaba in the original Japanese version and by Bruce DuBose in the Funimation dub. Otohime is voiced by Michiko Neya in the original Japanese version and by AmaLee in the Funimation dub.

The sons of the royal family are the three princes the shark-type merman Fukaboshi (フカボシ, Fukaboshi) who is the eldest son, oarfish-type merman Ryuboshi (リュウボシ, Ryūboshi) who is the middle son, and opah-type merman Manboshi (マンボシ, Manboshi) who is the youngest son. Together, they are known as the Neptune Brothers. The family's youngest child is Neptune's daughter, the smelt-witing-type mermaid Shirahoshi (しらほし, Shirahoshi), who became good friends with Luffy when she met him. Fukaboshi is voiced by Kentarō Itō in the original Japanese version and by Jarrod Greene in the Funimation dub. Ryuboshi is voiced by Yūsuke Numata in the original Japanese version and by Alex Ross in the Funimation dub. Manboshi is voiced by Kazanari Tanaka and Yasuhiro Mamiya in the original Japanese version and by Troy Hughes in the Funimation dub. Shirahoshi is voiced by Yukana in the original Japanese version and by Bryn Apprill in the Funimation dub.

Other inhabitants include Camie (ケイミー, Keimī), a kissing gourami-type mermaid who is friends with the Straw Hat Pirates and Hatchan, Pappagu (パッパグ, Pappagu), a talking starfish who is Camie's pet and a famous fashion designer, and Shyarly (シャーリー, Shārī), a shortfin mako shark-type mermaid, proprietor of the Mermaid Café and fortune-teller capable of seeing the future and Arlong's younger sister. Camie is voiced by Haruna Ikezawa in the original Japanese version and by Megan Shipman in the Funimation dub. Pappagu is voiced by Kōzō Shioya in the original Japanese version and by Chris Cason in the Funimation dub. Shyarly is voiced by Romi Park in the original Japanese version and by Morgan Berry in the Funimation dub.

Also members of the Sun Pirates, the Arlong Pirates and the New Fish-Man Pirates come from the island.

New World people

This section lists the inhabitants of the New World part of the Grand Line.

Punk Hazard people

Punk Hazard (パンクハザード島, Panku Hazādo-tō) is an island which is half hot and half cold, because Akainu and Aokiji fought there for the post of fleet admiral. On the island lives Caesar Clown and his henchmen who have aspects of mythological creatures like centaurs and satyrs, because Trafalgar Law gave them animal parts to replace their wrecked legs. Dr. Vegapunk once had a laboratory here. It was also where Kaido and King were held prisoner and used as guinea pigs for the experiments there.

The island is also inhabited by children, kidnapped by Caesar, who are used for his gigantification experiments to make giants.

Caesar Clown

Caesar Clown (シーザー・クラウン, Shīzā Kuraun) is a psychopathic former navy scientist capable of transforming into gas due to the Logia-type Gas-Gas Fruit (ガスガスの実, Gasu Gasu no Mi). He is a former colleague of Dr. Vegapunk and a leading expert on chemical weapons of mass destruction. He works for Donquixote Doflamingo creating artificial Devil Fruits called SMILEs, and using kidnapped children in Punk Hazard for his experiments. He is also a direct subordinate of the Donquixote Pirates. After his defeat at the hands of Monkey D. Luffy, he is taken to Dressrosa by the Straw Hat Pirates and Trafalgar Law as a prisoner to make a hostage swap with Doflamingo.

In the anime series, he is voiced by Ryūsei Nakao in the Japanese version of the anime and by Jerry Jewell in the Funimation dub.

Smiley

Smiley (スマイリー, Sumairī) is Smiley's pet 492 ft. poisonous gas who "ate" the Sala-Sala Fruit: Model Axolotl that enables it to become an axolotl and an axolotl-poisonous gas hybrid. He was killed when he consumed one of the candies that Caesar Clown fed him that was tainted enough to cause him to revert to his original gaseous form with a nearby fruit becoming the new Sala-Sala Fruit: Model Axolotl.

Smiley's vocal effects are provided by Newton Pittman in the Funimation dub.

Yeti Cool Brothers

The Yeti Cool Brothers (イエティ・クール・ブラザーズ, Ieti Kūru Burazāzu) consist of Rock (ロック, Rokku) and Scotch (スコッチ, Sukotchi), two 139 ft. assassin brothers from the world's criminal underworld who are from a mysterious race of white-furred giants. Due to their heads always being in the shadows, it is currently unknown if they are just giants or giant yetis. The Yeti Cool Brothers work for Caesar Clown as his guards. Rock was defeated by Franky and Scotch was bisected by Trafalgar D. Water Law. It is unknown what happened to them afterwards.

Rock is voiced by Hiroyuki Kinoshita in the original Japanese version and by Lee Steinfeld in the Funimation dub. Scotch is voiced by Shunsuke Sakuya in the original Japanese version and by Newton Pittman in the Funimation dub.

Caesar Clown's Guinea Pigs

Caesar Clown has made use of some captured children to serve as his guinea pigs in his experiments. Most of them were made into artificial giants through Caesar Clown's experiments with gigantification and kept in the Biscuit Room. Following Caesar Clown's defeat at the hands of the Straw Hat Pirates, Smoker and Tashigi took the kids into their custody and arranged for them to be treated by Dr. Vegapunk at Marine Headquarters G-14 Branch which is somewhere near Egghead.

Mocha (モチャ, Mocha) is a little girl whose gigantification outcome left her at 22 ft. Mocha is voiced by Akemi Kanda in the original Japanese version and by Jennifer Alyx in the Funimation dub.
Sind (シンド, Shindo) is a little boy who was subjected to gigantification. Sind is voiced by Naoko Matsui in the original Japanese version and by Ryan Reynolds in the Funimation dub.
Doran (ドラン, Doran) is a little boy who was subjected to gigantification. Doran is voiced by Aiko Hibi in the original Japanese version and by Madeleine Morris in the Funimation dub.
Ally (アリー, Ari) is a little girl who was subjected to gigantification. Ally is voiced by Shiori Mikami in the original Japanese version and by Kristen McGuire in the Funimation dub.
Konbu (コンブ, Konbu) is a little boy who was subjected to gigantification. Konbu is voiced by Hiroko Ushida in the original Japanese version and by Amanda Gish in the Funimation dub.
Uzu (ウズ, Uzu) is a little boy who was subjected to gigantification. Uzu is voiced by Kumiko Nishihara in the original Japanese version and by Terri Doty in the Funimation dub.
Biyo (ビヨ, Biyo) is a little boy who was subjected to gigantification. Biyo is voiced by Machiko Kawana in the original Japanese version and by Kate Oxley in the Funimation dub.
Ginko (ギンコ, Ginko) is a little girl who has not been subjected to gigantification as she had just arrived. Ginko is voiced by Mai Aizawa in the original Japanese version and by Dusty Freeman in the Funimation dub.

Dragon Number 13

Dragon Number Thirteen (ドラゴン十三號, Doragon Jūsan-gō) is an artificial dragon that was created by Dr. Vegapunk and guards one of his laboratories even after he and those that worked for the World Government left Punk Hazard. He was slain by Roronoa Zola.

Dressrosa

Dressrosa (ドレスローザ, Doresurōza) is a kingdom within the New World that is ruled by the Riku Family (リク一族, Riku Ichizoku).^[ch. 722]

Riku Dold III

Riku Dold III (リク・ドルド3世, Riku Dorudo Sansei) was the king of Dressrosa until Donquixote Doflamingo stages a mutiny and dethrones him. Until Doflamingo was defeated by Luffy, helping the Riku Family to rule again.

Riku Dold is voiced by Masashi Hirose in earlier episodes of the original Japanese version, Banjō Ginga starting in Episode 666 of the original Japanese version, and by Mark Oristano in the Funimation dub. Scarlett

Scarlet

Scarlett (スカーレット, Sukāretto) is the daughter of Riku Dold III and the first princess of Dressrosa who was killed by Diamante the day when the Donquixote Pirates took over Dressrosa.

Scarlett is voiced by Wakana Yamazaki in the original Japanese version and by Gloria Benavides in the Funimation dub.

Viola

Viola (ヴィオラ, Viora) is the former second princess of Dressrosa. When the Donquixote Pirates took over Dressrosa, Viola joined them to prevent Donquixote Doflamingo from killing her father, working under the name of "Violet" (ヴァイオレット, Vaioretto) as an assassin and officer of the Trébol Army until betraying the crew.^{[ch. 703, 712]} After Doflamingo's defeat, Viola becomes the crown princess of Dressrosa after her niece Rebecca abdicated her position.^[ch. 797] The Glare-Glare Fruit (ギロギロの実, Giro Giro no Mi) she ate gives her the ability to see through everything, even other people's minds, allowing her to read thoughts.^[ch. 712]

In the anime series, her voice actress is Mie Sonozaki, while in the Funimation English adaptation, she is voiced by Cristina Vee.^[71]

Kyros

Kyros (キュロス, Kyurosu) is the best fighter in Dressrosa and the husband of Scarlett.

Kyros is voiced by Rikiya Koyama in the original Japanese version and by Ivan Jasso in the Funimation dub.

Rebecca

Rebecca (レベッカ, Rebekka) is the daughter of Scarlett and Kyros and the granddaughter of Riku Dold III.

Rebecca is voiced by Megumi Hayashibara in the original Japanese version and by Christine Marie Cabanos in the Funimation dub.

Other Dressrosa inhabitants

Other inhabitants of Dressrosa include:

Tank Lepanto (タンク・レパント, Tanku Repanto) is the former commander of Dressrosa's Self-Defense Army. Tank Lepanto is voiced by Keikō Sakai in the original Japanese version and by Aaron Michael in the Funimation dub.
Gatz (ギャッツ, Gyattsu) is the announcer at the Corrida Colosseum. Gatz is voiced by Taketora in the original Japanese version and by Michael Johnson in the Funimation dub.

Tontatta Tribe

The Tontatta Tribe (トンタッタ族, Tontatta-zoku) are a group of dwarves living on Tontatta Kingdom, a little kingdom hidden in Green Bit, an island next to Dressrosa.

King Gancho (ガンチョ) is the "Tonta-Chief" of Tontatta Island. King Gancho is voiced by Kenichi Ogata in the original Japanese version and by R. Bruce Elliott in the Funimation dub.

Mansherry (マンシェリー, Mansherī) is Gancho's daughter and the tribe's princess who has the power of the Heal-Heal Fruit that gives her the ability to instantly heal any living being's injury with her tears. It is because of her abilities that caused the Donquixote Pirates kidnapped her for their SMILE factory until she was released by her tribe members. Mansherry is voiced by Ai Nonaka in the original Japanese version and by Dani Chambers in the Funimation dub.

The Tonta Corps are the armed forces of the tribe.

Zou

Zou (ゾウ, Zō) is an island that is the home of the Mink Tribe (ミンク族, Minku Zoku), a tribe of various anthropomorphic animals. The Mink Tribe is loyal to the Kozuki Family from Wano Country as they shared unbreakable ancestral bonds. The red-colored Poneglyph belongs to the Mink Tribe, which proves to be useful in finding Raftel. The Mink Tribe's city is known as the Mokomo Dukedom. The Mokomo Dukedom is led by Dogstorm and Cat Viper.

Other members of the tribe include the Heart Pirates' navigator Bepo, the Big Mom Pirates' combatant Pekoms, and the Revolutionary Army commander Lindbergh.

Zunesha

Zunesha (象主, Zunesha) is a 35-kilometer (115,000 ft) Naitamie-Norida Elephant who carries Zou as part of a punishment for an as-yet-unrevealed crime that it committed. He can only attack if someone on Zou asks him to as seen when it decimated the Animal Kingdom Pirates fleet led by Jack.

Zunesha is voiced by Ben Hiura in the original Japanese version and by Reagan Murdock in the Funimation dub.

Dogstorm and Cat Viper

Dogstorm (イヌアラシ, Inuarashi) is a canine-type mink, who leads the Mink Tribe from dawn to dusk, and Cat Viper (ネコマムシ, Nekomamushi) is a feline-type mink, who leads the Mink Tribe from dusk to dawn.

As children they came to Wano Country, where they became retrainers of Kozuki Oden, whom years later they accompanied on his journey at sea as crew members of the Whitebeard Pirates, and later as members of the Roger Pirates. When Oden died, they both blamed each other for failing to protect him, later returning to Zou, where at some point they became rulers, and harboring a grudge for years by avoiding seeing each other.

Due to an invasion of Zou by the Animal Kingdom Pirates led by Jack, Dogstorm lost half a leg, while Cat Viper lost half an arm. When the Straw Hat Pirates and the Heart Pirates arrived in Zou, they formed an alliance with them and the Kozuki Clan to travel to Wano and end Kaido's tyranny.

Carrot

Carrot (キャロット, Kyarotto) is a rabbit-type mink member of Dogstorm's Musketeers and a ruler's aide.^[ch. 809] Eager to travel around the world and see the seas, she infiltrates the Thousand Sunny as the Straw Hat Pirates set out on their journey to Totto Land to rescue Sanji,^[ch. 823] and remains on with the crew during their trip to Wano Country.^{[ch. 903, 976]} Carrot is an extremely skilled fighter, possessing extraordinary agility and speed and, as a rabbit, is capable of jumping very high.^[ch. 804] In combat, she uses clawed gauntlets that Pedro, who was her trainer, gave her when she was younger.^[ch. 888] Like the other members of the Mink tribe, under the full moon Carrot transformed into a ferocious berserker with incredible speed, strength, the power to fly and lightning powers. After the events in the Wano Country, Dogstorm and Cat Viper propose to her to become the future ruler of the Minks.^[ch. 1056]

In the original Japanese series, Carrot is voiced by Kanae Itō. In the Funimation English dub, she is voiced by Tia Ballard.

Dogstorm's Musketeers

Dogstorm's military forces are Dogstorm's Musketeers (犬嵐銃士隊, Inuarashi Jūshi-tai). They consist of:

Shishilian (シシリアン, Shishirian) is a lion-type mink.
Wanda (ワンダ, Wanda) is a canine-type mink and a ruler's aide.

Cat Viper's Guardians

Cat Viper's military forces are the Guardians (ガーディアンズ, Gādianzu). They consist of:

Pedro (ペドロ, Pedoro), a jaguar-type mink, former pirate captain, and explorer. He accompanied the Straw Hat Pirates on their journey to Totto Land, and ended up sacrificing himself to save them.

Germa Kingdom

The Germa Kingdom (ジェルマ王国, Jeruma Oukoku) is Sanji's fatherland. It is ruled by the Vinsmoke Family (ヴィンスモーク家, Vinsumōku-ke) who are also the leaders of the Germa 66 (ジェルマ 66, Jeruma Daburu Shikkusu, pronounced "Germa Double-Six"), the military branch of the kingdom and an Underworld mercenary force, and Sanji's biological family.

Vinsmoke Judge

Vinsmoke Judge (ヴィンスモーク・ジャッジ, Vinsumōku Jajji) is the 8 ft. ruler of the Germa Kingdom, patriarch of the Vinsmoke Family, supreme commander of Germa 66, and Sanji's father. As a former member of MADS, he was a skilled scientist who specialized in engineering, giving his children their respective enhancements.

Judge is voiced by Hideyuki Hori in the original Japanese version and by Christopher Bevins in the Funimation dub.

Vinsmoke Sora

Vinsmoke Sora (ヴィンスモーク・ソラ, Vinsumōku Sora) is Sanji's mother who died when he was a child.

Sora is voiced by Yuriko Yamamoto in the original Japanese version and by Kristen McGuire in the Funimation dub.

Vinsmoke Reiju

Vinsmoke Reiju (ヴィンスモーク・レイジュ, Vinsumōku Reiju) is Sanji's older sister who has great strength and wields the Poison Pink which enables her to suck the poison out of people.

Reiju is voiced by Michiko Neya in the original Japanese version and by Alexis Tipton in the Funimation dub.

Vinsmoke Ichiji

Vinsmoke Ichiji (ヴィンスモーク・イチジ, Vinsumōku Ichiji) is one of Sanji's two older brothers who has the Sparking Red ability, enabling him to emit light beams from his eyes and hands.

Ichiji is voiced by Noriaki Sugiyama as an adult in the original Japanese version, Masami Suzuki as a boy in the original Japanese version, Howard Wang as an adult in the Funimation dub, and Apphia Yu as a boy in the Funimation dub.

Vinsmoke Niji

Vinsmoke Niji (ヴィンスモーク・ニジ, Vinsumōku Niji) is one of Sanji's two older brothers who has Dengeki Blue enabling him to use a form of electrokinesis.

Niji is voiced by Atsushi Miyauchi as an adult in the original Japanese version, Yūko Mita as a boy in the original Japanese version, Austin Tindle as an adult in the Funimation dub, and Trina Nishimura as a boy in the Funimation dub.

Vinsmoke Yonji

Vinsmoke Yonji (ヴィンスモーク・ヨンジ, Vinsumōku Yonji) is Sanji's younger brother.

Yonji is voiced by Kenjiro Tsuda as an adult in the original Japanese version, Akemi Okamura as a boy in the original Japanese version, Clifford Chapin as an adult in the Funimation dub, and by Meli Grant as a boy in the Funimation dub.

Totto Land

Totto Land (万国, Totto Rando) is an archepelago that is ruled by Big Mom and the Big Mom Pirates. While Whole Cake Island serves as the base of the Big Mom Pirates' operations, each of Big Mom's children are ministers of their own island that surrounds Whole Cake Island. It is here that different races of the world reside here and co-exist ranging from humans, fish-men, merfolk, minks, snakeneck tribes, longarm tribes, longleg tribes, dwarves, three-eyed tribes, and hybrids of different races. Because of an early incident caused by Big Mom on Elbaf, no giants live here even when Big Mom does attempts to reconcile with them.

Choco Police

Choco Police (チョコポリス, Chokoporisu) is a police officer that operates in Cacao Island's Chocolat Town.

Choco Police is voiced by Yūsuke Handa in the original Japanese version and by Michael Schneider in the Funimation dub.

Pound

Pound (パウンド, Paundo) is a 24 ft. human who is the 25th ex-husband of Big Mom and the father of Charlotte Chiffon and Charlotte Lola. After he was discarded by Big Mom, Pound worked to reunite with his daughters which led to his encounter with the Straw Hat Pirates. Though he got burned rescuing Charlotte Chiffon's group from Charlotte Oven, he was later found adrift by the Tontatta Pirates and was taken to Dressrosa to be healed. Pound later proved to Charlotte Chiffon and Charlotte Lola that he was their father when he saved their ship from an attack by a Marine ship while also showing the picture he took of them before Big Mom discarded him. The Fire Tank Pirates pulled him on and he later attended the wedding of Charlotte Lola and Gotti.

Pound is voiced by Masami Kikuchi in the original Japanese version and by Patrick McAllister in the Funimation dub.

Wano Country

The Wano Country (ワノ国, Wano Kuni) is a nation in the New World unaffiliated with the World Government. It has its own warriors, the samurai, who are swordsmen so strong that not even the Navy goes near them. It was first mentioned by Hogback as Ryuma was from there. Yakuza families have also formed the day when Kaido helped the Kurozumi Family overthrow the Kozuki Family.

In Punk Hazard, the Straw Hat Pirates met two residents of Wano, Kin'emon and his "son" Momonosuke, who temporarily accompanied them on their journey. Later, they discover that Momonosuke is actually the son of Kozuki Oden, and part of the royal family of Wano, and Kin'emon is actually his father's retainer.

Kozuki Oden

Kozuki Oden (光月おでん, Kōzuki Oden), in addition to having been the daimyo of Kuri and son of the country's former shogun Kozuki Sukiyaki, was also a legendary, immensely powerful, and skilled Swordsman and Samurai who developed his own variation of Nitoryu. Oden was specialized in the style of two swords, just like the legendary Samurai Miyamoto Musashi, and his legendary dual wielding swordsmanship allowed him to give the Mythical Zoan enhanced nigh-indestructible Kaido, a massive and deep permanent scar.

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. As daimyo of Kuri, Oden had a large amount of power and influence over the region before his death. Oden became a famous pirate for several years by joining the Whitebeard Pirates, and later on the Roger Pirates. Oden was regarded as being a tremendously powerful pirate with a great level of influence in both crews.

In life, Oden is one of the strongest characters in the One Piece world. He was capable of utilizing all three types of Haki, including the advanced application for both Haoshoku and Busoshoku Haki, has the ability to hear the "Voice of All Things" (Like Roger), and wields two legendary swords: Ame no Habakiri, the sword said to be able to cut "heaven" itself, and Enma, the sword said to be able to cut to the "bottom of hell". With those in hand, he is able to clash with the likes of Whitebeard and Kaido. Due to his fearsome strength and affiliation with the Whitebeard Pirates and the Roger Pirates, Oden received a bounty (the amount of which is unknown). When he was defeated by Kaido, Kurozumi Orochi took over Wano Country with Kaido's help and they sentenced Oden to be boiled alive. After he spared his retainers from his fate, Oden was shot in the head by Kaido and died smiling.

In the anime series, Oden is voiced by Hiroya Ishimaru in the Japanese version and by Robbie Daymond in the Crunchyroll dub.

Kozuki Family

The Kozuki Family (光月家, Kōzuki-ke) was originally the ruling family of Wano Country until the Kurozumi Family overthrew them with help from Kaido. Following the defeats of Kurozumi Orochi, Kaido, and Big Mon, the Kozuki Family regained their rule over Wano Country.

Other members of the Kozuki Family are:

Kozuki Toki (光月トキ, Kōzuki Toki) is Oden's wife who had the ability to send people into the future thanks to the powers of the Time-Time Fruit. Kozuki Toki is voiced by Keiko Han in the original Japanese version and by Scarlett McAlister in the Crunchyroll dub.
Kozuki Momonosuke (光月モモの助, Kōzuki Momonosuke) is Oden's son and Hiyori's big brother. He and some retainers were sent ahead in time by Kozuki Toki, where he wound end up eating an artificial version of the Fish-Fish Fruit: Model Azure Dragon that Dr. Vegapunk once created. He ended up being aged up twenty years by Shinobu during the war in Onigashima. Momonosuke became the Shogun after Kaido's defeat. Kozuki Momonosuke is voiced by Ai Orikasa as a boy in the original Japanese version, Hiro Shimono as an adult in the original Japanese version, and by Corinne Sudberg in the Crunchyroll dub.
Kozuki Hiyori (光月日和, Kōzuki Hiyori) is Oden's daughter and Momonosuke's younger sister who has been hiding her identity by becoming known as Komurasaki, working as an oiran of the tayu (太夫 tayū?) rank, the highest of all. Kozuki Hiyori is voiced by Nana Mizuki as an adult in the original Japanese version, Hitomi Ōwada as a child in the original Japanese version, and by Molly Searcy in the Crunchyroll dub.
Kozuki Sukiyaki (光月スキヤキ, Kōzuki Sukiyaki) is Oden's father and the previous Shogun who was believed to be dead for decades. After the war in Onigashima, it was revealed that he was under the identity of the legendary blacksmith Tenguyama Hitetsu all along. Even after Orochi was overthrown, Sukiyaki remained hidden over what he allowed to befall Wano Country. Kozuki Sukiyaki is voiced by Ryūzaburō Ōtomo as an adult in the original Japanese version, Reimi as a baby in the original Japanese version, and by John Burgmeier in the Crunchyroll dub.
Bunbuku (分福, Bunbuku-kun) is Kozuki Sukiyaki's teapot who "ate" the Dog-Dog Fruit: Model Tanuki which gives it the appearance of a tanuki/teapot hybrid.

Kozuki Oden's retainers

Kozuki Oden has different retainers. They together form the group known as the "Akazaya Nine" (赤鞘九人男, Akazaya Kunin Otoko, lit. "Nine Red Scabbards"), a group of powerful samurai who serve Oden and the Kozuki family. Among these retainers are:

Kin'emon of Foxfire (狐火の錦えもん, Kitsune-bi no Kin'emon) is a samurai and the leader of the Nine Red Scabbards. Kin'emon is voiced by Kenyu Horiuchi in the original Japanese version and by Chris Ryan in the Crunchyroll dub.
Denjiro (傳ジロー, Denjirō) is a samurai, a retainer, and a member of the Nine Red Scabbards who for years became a yakuza boss with the alias of Kyoshiro to hide his identity. Denjiro is voiced by Daisuke Kishio in the original Japanese version and by Christopher Wehkamp in the Funimation dub.
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Kikunojo (菊の丞, Kikunojō) is a samurai, a retainer, and member of the Nine Red Scabbards who is Izo's sister. Kikunojo is voiced by Mariya Ise in the original Japanese version, Kayleigh McKee as an adult in the Crunchyroll dub, and Bryn Apprill as a girl in the Crunchyroll dub.
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Raizo (雷ぞう, Raizō) is a ninja, a samurai, a retainer, and member of the Nine Red Scabbards. He ate the Scroll-Scroll Fruit which enables him to create and manipulate scrolls. Raizo is voiced by Masashi Ebara in the original Japanese version and by Andrew Kishino in the Crunchyroll dub.
Ashura Doji (アシュラ童子, Ashura Dōji) is a former bandit, a samurai, a retainer, and member of the Nine Red Scabbards who was once called Kuri's monster. After Kozuki Oden's death, he reverted to banditry under an alias. Ashura Doji later sacrificed his life to protect the rest of the Nine Red Scabbards from Kurozumi Kanjuro's illustrated explosives. Ashura Doji is voiced by Nobuo Tobita in the original Japanese version and by Ricco Fajardo in the Crunchyroll dub.
Kawamatsu (河松, Kawamatsu) is a Japanese pufferfish-type fish-man who pretends to be a kappa while operating as a samurai, a sumo wrestler, a retainer, and member of the Nine Red Scabbards. Kawamatsu is voiced by Yū Mizushima as an adult in the original Japanese version, Yūta Kasuya as a boy in the original Japanese version, Anthony Bowling as an adult in the Crunchyroll dub, and Lindsay Seidel as a boy in the Funimation dub.
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Kurozumi Family

The Kurozumi Family (黒炭家, Kurozumi-ke) are one of the six ruling families of Wano Country. After falling out of power following a failed coup, they allied with Kaido who helped procure their shogunate.

Kurozumi Orochi

Wano Country was under the control of Kurozumi Orochi (黒炭オロチ, Kurozumi Orochi), the head of the Kurozumi family, who has the ability to become a Yamata no Orochi or a Yamata no Orochi-human hybrid thanks to the powers of the Snake-Snake Fruit: Model Yamata no Orochi. Orochi was a tyrant who did not care about the country or its citizens, as he turned the country into a wasteland and oppressed the citizens for twenty years to the point where he fed some starving villagers some dud SMILE Fruits. He was later betrayed by Kaido to further his goals. He survived Kaido's attack and was later killed by Denjiro, a member of the Nine Red Scabbards. After the defeat of Kaido and Big Mom, the tyranny in Wano finally ended and Momonosuke became the rightful Shogun of Wano.

Kurozumi Orochi is voiced by Hiroshi Iwasaki in the original Japanese version and by Keith Silverstein in the Crunchyroll dub.

Kurozumi Higurashi

Kurozumi Higurashi (黒炭ひぐらし, Kurozumi Higurashi) is a member of the Kurozumi Family. She ate the Clone-Clone Fruit that enables her to assume the form of anyone. Kurozumi Higurashi was later killed by Kaido when she interfered in his duel with Kozuki Oden, with her Devil Fruit being eaten some time after her death by Bentham.

Kurozumi Higurashi is voiced by Hiroko Emori in the original Japanese version.

Kurozumi Tama

Kurozumi Tama (黒炭玉, Kurozumi Tama) is a girl from Wano Country's Kuri region, member of the Kurozumi family, and an aspiring kunoichi who knew Portgas D. Ace and allies with the Straw Hat Pirates against the forces of Kaido and Big Mom. Having eaten the Millet-Millet Fruit, Tama can produce dango from her cheeks which have the power to control animals and anyone who has eaten the SMILE fruits for about a month. This ability came in handy when it came to fighting the Animal Kingdom Pirates. Following the death of Kurozumi Orochi and the defeat of Kaido and Big Mom, Tama is the only survivor of the Kurozumi family. She later tells Monkey D. Luffy that she will join up with the Straw Hat Pirates when she has become a better kunoichi.

Kurozumi Tama is voiced by Megumi Han in the original Japanese version and by Sarah Wiedenheft in the Crunchyroll dub.

Kurozumi Kanjuro

Kurozumi Kanjuro (黒炭カン十郎, Kanjūrō) is a samurai, a retainer, and member of the Kurozumi family who has the ability to give life to the drawings thanks to the powers of the Brush-Brush Fruit. He was really is a spy for his relative Kurozumi Orochi. Kanjuro was lethally wounded by Kine'mon and died from his wounds.

Kurozumi Kanjuro is voiced by Takumi Yamazaki in the original Japanese version and by Ben Bryant in the Funimation dub.

Yakuza

There are different yakuza groups that operate in Wano Country.

The known leaders of the yakuza are:

Hyogoro (ヒョウ五郎, Hyōgorō) is a short elderly man who was a legendary leader of a yakuza group in the Flower Capital until Kurozumi Orochi imprisoned him in Udon's prisoner mines. He would later be freed by Monkey D. Luffy. Hyogoro is voiced by Tomomichi Nishimura in the original Japanese version and by Doug Jackson in the Crunchyroll dub.
Omasa (大マサ, Ōmasa) is a large man who runs a yakuza group in Udon until Kurozumi Orochi imprisoned him in Udon's prisoner mines. He would later be freed by Monkey D. Luffy. Omasa is voiced by Koji Haramaki in the original Japanese version and by William Ofoegbu in the Crunchyroll dub.
Tsunagoro (綱ゴロー, Tsunagorō) is a thin man who runs a yakuza group in Hakumai until Kurozumi Orochi imprisoned him in Undon's prisoner mines. He would later be freed by Monkey D. Luffy. Tsunagoro is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Sean Leteorneau in the Crunchyroll dub.
Cho (お蝶, O-Chō) is a woman who runs a yakuza group in Ringo until Kurozumi Orochi imprisoned her in Udon's prisoner mines. She would later be freed by Monkey D. Luffy. Cho is voiced by Fumi Mizusawa in the original Japanese version and by Cassie Ewulu in the Crunchyroll dub.
Yatappe (弥太っぺ, Yatappe) is a man who runs a yakuza group in Kibi until Kurozumi Orochi imprisoned him in Udon's prisoner mines. He would later be freed by Monkey D. Luffy. Yatappe is voiced by Yasunori Matsutana in the original Japanese version and by Stephen E. Moellering in the Crunchyroll dub.

The Kyoshiro Family (狂死郎一家, Kyōshirō Ikka) is a yakuza group that is led by Denjirou under his Kyoshiro alias. Besides Denjirou, the other members of the Kyoshiro Family are:

Kuni (クニさん, Kuni-san) is a member of the Kyoshiro Family. Kuni is voiced by Takashi Matsuyama in the original Japanese version and by Cory J. Phillips in the Crunchyroll dub.
Kaku (カクさん, Kaku-san) is a tall and thin member of the Kyoshiro Family with a long neck. Kaku is voiced by Yūsuke Numata in the original Japanese version and by Alejandro Saab in the Crunchyroll dub.
Suke (スケさん, Suke-san) is a very large member of the Kyoshiro Family. Suke is voiced by Toshihiro Okubo in the original Japanese version and by Dave Trosko in the Funimation dub.

Yamato

Kaido's mistreated daughter Yamato (ヤマト), allies with Luffy against Kaido. Yamato was inspired by Oden's death and proclaimed she would adopt his will of freeing Wano from Kaido's tyranny. Yamato is imprisoned by Kaido for this rebellion as Oden was one of his greatest enemies, and is able to read Oden's logbook with the help of three Wano samurai (reinforcing her admiration for Oden) and befriends Ace. Yamato idolizes Oden and aims to follow Oden's dream of leaving the country, to the point of acting like she was literally Oden, like saying Momonosuke (Oden's son) is her son. Yamato is later revealed to have the powers of the Dog-Dog Fruit: Model Okuchi no Makami which enables her to become an Okuchi no Makami (a fictional Japanese wolf deity) or an Okuchi no Makami-human hybrid which can produce cold and ice attacks. Yamato is capable of utilizing all three of types Haki, and is capable of using the advanced application for both and Haoshoku and Busoshoku Haki. During her alliance with Luffy and the strawhat pirates, she is able to help take down her corrupt father Kaido and free the land of Wano from his tyrannical rule. While she wants to sail the sea with Luffy, she decides to stay in Wano to guard it, for some time at least, to prevent attacks from foreign forces like the World Government.

Yamato is voiced by Saori Hayami in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation Entertainment English adaptation, Yamato is voiced by Michelle Rojas.

Other Wano inhabitants

Other Wano residents are:

Minatomo (港友, Minatomo) is a short elderly man and a legendary carpenter operating in the Flower Capital. Minatomo is voiced by Jun'ichi Sugawara in the original Japanese version and by Brian Mathis in the Crunchyroll dub.
Hoisassa (保井さっ左, Hoisassa) is a retainer of the Kurozumi family. He and this three co-workers pull Kurozumi Orochi's carriage and have eaten a Horse SMILE variant that gave them the hindquarters of a horse.
Toko (トコ, Toko) is a little girl who lives in the Flower Capital. Because she ate a SMILE that was a dud, she is unable to express negative emotions. Toko is voiced by Kara Edwards in the Crunchyroll dub.
Komachiyo (狛ちよ, Komachiyo) is a large Komainu who has been loyal to Kurozumi Tama and resides in Amagasa Village. Kamachiyo's vocal effects are provided by Sōta Arai in the original Japanese version and by Irwin Daye in the Crunchyroll dub.
Onimaru (オニ丸, Onimaru) is a komagitsune who resides in Ringo and ate the Human-Human Fruit: Model Ōnyūdō that enables him to turn into a 4-meter (13 ft) Ōnyūdō or a Ōnyūdō-komagitsune hybrid enabling him to use the alias of Gyukimaru (牛鬼丸, Gyūkimaru) and gain the power of speech. When his daimyo companion Shimotsuki Ushimaru died, Onimaru joined the resistance movement against Kaido. Onimaru is voiced by Hiroshi Shirokuma in the original Japanese version and by Cyras Rodas in the Crunchyroll dub.

Egghead

Egghead (エッグヘッド, Egguheddo) is a Winter Island where Dr. Vegapunk resides and works. He developed the island into a futuristic island and has a tropical setting due to Dr. Vegapunk's Island A.C. unit. Egghead's factory level is called the Fabriophase, and contains a futuristic city and the Labophase laboratory. Egghead was later ravaged by a Buster Call during the Marines' invasion.

Dr. Vegapunk

Dr. Vegapunk (ベガパンク, Begapanku) is a scientist who is immersed in his work. While originally the director of MADS (which also consisted of Buckingham Stussy, Caesar Clown, Queen, and Vinsmoke Judge) before the group was arrested, Vegapunk was brought into the Marines as its head scientist. Some of his achievements when working for the Marines have included but are not limited to using seastones on the hulls of ships to keep the Sea Kings away, researching the Lineage Factor, creating artificial lifeforms, doing gigantification research, figuring out how to make an inanimate object "eat" a Devil Fruit, replicating Devil Fruit powers, doing cyborg modifications to people, working on warping technology, creating the DOM shoes like the one he wears which has different features, and a Den Den Mushi that can broadcast anything across the world.

At some point in the past, he had an encounter with Professor Claíomh D. Clover and learned about the people who had D in their name. Four years later, Vegapunk was saddened when Clover was killed in the desctruction of Ohana.

Dr. Vegapunk did not show up in person until the Egghead Arc when the Straw Hat Pirates found him on the winter island of Egghead. He was a target of Bonney because of the cyborg experiments that the World Government had him conduct on her father Bartholomew Kuma as she wants him to reverse what was done to him. It was Dr. Vegapunk who revealed the true name of Luffy's Devil Fruit known as the Human-Human Fruit: Model Nika since the books he has on every known Devil Fruit doesn't list the Gum-Gum Fruit.

Vegapunk originally had an enlarged head the size of a giant as a side effect of eating the Brain-Brain Fruit which enabled him to absorb and store a lot of information that he has learned. He would later split his brain and place them into his Punk Records. Vegapunk later created some satellites who assist in his research like the Seraphim Project.

When the Navy raided Egghead and started to do a Buster Call, Vegapunk was badly wounded by St. Jaygarcia Saturn and Kizaru. It was noted that Vegapunk's brain in the Punk Records would still live on if Vegapunk died.

Dr. Vegapunk is voiced by Yoshito Yasuhara in episode 610 in the original Japanese version and Yōhei Tadano in later episodes of the original Japanese version. In the Crunchyroll dub, he is voiced by Kent Williams.

Dr. Vegapunk's satellites

Dr. Vegapunk's satellites are artificial creations that represent aspects of his personality.

Punk-01 is Shaka (シャカ, Shaka), a man in a futuristic metal helmet who represents Dr. Vegapunk's goodness making him the reasonable of Vegapunk's satellites. While trying to save Vegapunk, Shaka was shot in the head by York. Shaka's consciousness later inhabited Edison's body. After the large amount of Island Clouds from the Cloud Plant containing the Punk Records lifted it out of the reach of York and the Marines, Shaka states that it would take humanity 500 years before they can access the Punk Records. Shaka is voiced by Shūhei Sakaguchi in the original Japanese version and by Markus Lloyd in the Crunchyroll dub.
Punk-02 is Lilith (リリス, Ririsu), a young woman who represents Vegapunk's evil. Lilith operates a giant mecha called the Vegaforce-01 and has power over the Sea Beast Weapons that she created. During the attack of the Marines and the Five Elders, Lilith was evacuated with the Straw Hat Pirates and the Giant Warrior Pirates. She later mourned the loss of her friends and claims that Edison, Shaka, Pythagoras, and Atlas are "still alive". Lilith is voiced by Aya Hirano in the original Japanese version and by Madeleine Morris in the Crunchyroll dub.
Punk-03 is Edison (エジソン, Ejison), a child-sized mechanical creature who represents Vegapunk's thinking and wears a jet pack. During the Marines' attack on Egghead, Edison died from the injuries he sustained after previously passing through the Frontier Dome. Edison survived with the consciousness of his fallen satellite companions now inhabiting his body as he desynchronizes from the Punk Records to make York and the Marines think that he's dead. After using the machine that produces floating Island Clouds from the Cloud Factory to lift the Punk Records far from the reach of the Marines, Edison makes himself a new body with the parts of his fellow satellites. They also destroy York's parts so that she won't be rebuilt if she is killed. Afterwards, Edison contacts Haredas at Weatheria who is pleased that Dr. Vegapunk is still alive in some form. Edison is voiced by Ryoko Shiraishi in the original Japanese version and by Lindsay Seidel in the Crunchyroll dub.
Punk-04 is Pythagoras (ピタゴラス, Pitagorasu), a large mechanical creature with a detachable head who represents Vegapunk's wisdom. He was later destroyed by S-Snake. Pythagoras' conscious later inhabited Edison's body. He does note that York can still access the Punk Records despite being out of her reach. Pythagoras is voiced by Tokuyoshi Kawashima in the original Japanese version and by Aaron Dismuke in the Crunchyroll dub.
Punk-05 is Atlas (アトラス, Atorasu), a large mechanical girl with drooping ears and a fuzzy tail who represents Vegapunk's violence. Atlas was responsible for being behind the creation of a cooking machine that can use an unknown substance to make a variety of food, lifelike holograms, and jetpacks. After knocking out Lilith to keep York from finding her, Atlas sacrificed her life to allow the Straw Hat Pirates to get away from St. Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro and exploded afterwards. Atlas' conscious later inhabited Edison's body. Atlas is voiced by Kaede Hondo in the original Japanese version and by Jad Saxton in the Crunchyroll dub.
Punk-06 is York (ヨーク, Yōku), a long-haired young woman who represents Vegapunk's greed. While she can become fat after eating food, she can become slim again after toileting. She would later conspire to abduct Vegapunk and become the only Vegapunk in the world. When the Five Elders arrived on Egghead, York worked to help them and located the Den-Den Mushi that is playing Vegapunk's pre-recorded message. After it was destroyed and the Straw Hat Pirates get away, York tries to target the Punk Records only for the clouds it is on to float far out of reach. York is voiced by Mutsumi Tamura in the original Japanese version and by Robin Clayton in the Crunchyroll dub.

Joshu

Joshu (ジョシュ, Joshu) is Dr. Vegapunk's pet cat who walks on its hind legs and works as his laboratory assistant.

Joshu is voiced by Hinako Takahashi in the original Japanese version.

Sentomaru

Sentomaru (戦桃丸, Sentōmaru) is a large man with a sumo wrestler-like build who is in command of the Marine's Science Unit and the bodyguard of Dr. Vegapunk ever since he was saved by him in his youth. In addition, he is shown to have control over the Pacifista units. Following the Time Skip, Sentomaru became a full-fledged Marine officer.

During the "Egghead Arc", Sentomaru helped out the Straw Hat Pirates in their mission to rescue Dr. Vegapunk from York out of loyalty to Vegapunk. He was briefly captured by the Marines. After the Straw Hat Pirates escape from Egghead, Sentomaru escapes from Marines custody and leaves Egghead on a rowboat with supplies while shedding tears.

Sentomaru is voiced by Kazue Ikura in the original Japanese version and by Greg Ayres in the Funimation dub.

Stussy

Stussy (ステューシー, Sutyūshī) is an elegant woman who is a clone of Buckingham Stussy developed by MADS who is employed as a spy by Dr. Vegapunk.^[ch. 1072] She remained loyal to Vegapunk and has been working as a deep undercover agent of the World Government for 27 years, infiltrating CP0 and becoming one of its masked agents.^[ch. 871] Stussy also posed and operated as an emperor of the Underworld under the nickname of the "Queen of the Pleasure District" (歓楽街の女王, Kanraku-gai no Joō).^[ch. 860]

Stussy is voiced by Mami Kingetsu in the original Japanese version and by Anastasia Muñoz in the Funimation dub.

Seraphim

The Seraphim (セラフィム, Serafimu) are Pacifistas that Dr. Vegapunk had developed for the Navy. Each of them is a cyborg clone of a known member of the Seven Warlords of the Sea who resemble their child appearances, are spliced with King's Lunarian Lineage Factor that grants them Lunarian abilities, and have the Green Blood which enables them to copy the powers of a Devil Fruit. When CP0 infiltrated Egghead, they took control of the Seraphim to target their creator and his satellites. Though York later took over them after capturing Vegapunk and the CP0 agents.

S-Snake (S-スネーク, Esu-Sunēku) is a Seraphim clone of Boa Hancock whose Green Blood enables her to copy the abilities of the Love-Love Fruit that Boa Hancock wields. S-Snake is voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi in the original Japanese version.
S-Hawk (S-ホーク, Esu-Hōku) is a Seraphim clone of Dracule Mihawk whose Green Blood enables him to copy the abilities of the Dice-Dice Fruit wielded by Mr. 1. S-Hawk is voiced by Ryōhei Arai in the original Japanese version.
S-Bear (S-ベア, Esu-Bea) is a Seraphim clone of Bartholomew Kuma whose Green Blood enables him to copy the abilities of the Paw-Paw Fruit that Bartholomew Kuma wields. S-Bear is voiced by Nobuhiko Okamoto in the original Japanese version.
S-Shark (S-シャーク, Esu-Shāku) is a Seraphim clone of Jimbei whose Green Blood enables him to copy the abilities of the Swim-Swim Fruit that Senor Pink wields. S-Shark is voiced by Chika Sakamoto in the original Japanese version.

Emet

Emet (エメト, Emeto) the Iron Giant (鉄の巨人, Tetsu no Kyojin) is a legendary gigantic robot that was created 900 years ago before running out of power and being rendered inert on Egghead. During Luffy's fight with the Marines and the Five Elders, Emet reactivates upon hearing Luffy's Drums of Liberation and helps battle the Marines.

Other Egghead inhabitants

The following are known inhabitants of Egghead with some of them being created by Dr. Vegapunk and his Satellites:

The Mecha-Shark (メカシャーク, Mekashāku) is a gigantic metallic shark that roams the oceans surrounding Egghead.
Vegaforce-01 (ベガフォース01, Begafōsu Wan) is a giant mecha which is piloted by Lilith and is modeled after the Iron Giant.
The Sea Beast Weapons (海獣兵器, Shī Bīsuto Uepon) are cybernetic-enhanced Sea Beasts created by Lilith who guard the waters of Egghead.
Recycle-Wan (リサイクルワン, Risaikuruwan) is a mechanical dog who consumes litter on Egghead.

Elbaph

Elbaph (エルバフ, Erubafu) is a mountainous island that is inhabited by giants and has a colossal tree that dwarfs all of Elbaph. It was featured in a flashback during the "Whole Cake Island" Arc before finally being visited in a self-titled arc. While the lower regions are snow-coated mountains, the upper regions are on the tree.

Besides the Giant Warrior Pirates, the New Giant Warrior Pirates, and John Giant, the following reside in Elbaph.

Loki

Loki (ロキ, Roki) is the Prince of Elbaph and the brother of Hajrudin. The Straw Hat Pirates find him chained up after he had killed his father King Harald, stolen a legendary Devil Fruit, and was taken down by the full force of Elbaph's military earning him the title of "Accursed Prince". After Luffy introduces himself at his suggestion, Loki introduces himself and claims that he is the "Sun God" that will end the world.

Jarul

Jarul (ヤルル, Yaruru) is a 67 ft. giant and former co-captain of the Giant Warrior Pirates who is the oldest of the giants and has a colossal beard resembling a mountain.

Jarul is voiced by Masaharu Satō in the original Japanese version and by Jason Douglas in the English dub.

Jaguar D. Saul

Jaguar D. Saul (ハグワール・D・サウロ, Haguwāru Dī Sauro) is a giant and former Vice Admiral who arrived on Ohara after he deserted the Marines. When the Buster Call was unleashed on Ohara, Jaguar risked his life to keep Nico Robin safe only to be frozen by Kuzan. He later escapes, meets Dr. Vegapunk, and gains access to Elbaph's library.

Jaguar D. Saul is voiced by Takeshi Kusao in the original Japanese version. In Funimation dub, he was voiced by Cole Brown in the earlier episodes and by Mark Stoddart in Movie 8 and the later episode starting at 1042.

Land of Gods inhabitants

Road of the New Giant Warrior Pirates established a terrarium called the Land of Gods in Bigstein Castle which he ran as the Sun King and filled it with humans and giant animals.

Needle God (針神, Harigami) is a giant hedgehog.
Iscat (イスカット, Isukatto) is Road's pet giant cat.
Hilmungardr (ヒルムンガルド, Hirumungarudo) is a giant serpent.
Muginn (ムギン, Mugin) is Road's pet giant raven.
Glutbunny (グルトバニー, Gurutobanī) is a giant rabbit with sharp teeth and self-proclaimed "Ear God". It was killed by Luffy and cooked by Zoro and Sanji.

Other characters, groups and organizations

The following are characters, groups, and organizations that do not fit in any of the sections above:

Easter Egg characters

In the series, some characters usually appear as easter eggs, making some cameos in the scenes as recurring jokes. Notable among them is Panda Man (パンダマン, Pandaman), a panda-headed man who is often found among crowds of characters, similar to the Where's Wally? books.

Other Easter Egg characters include Pandawoman (パンダウーマン美, Pandaūmanmi), a female version of Pandaman, normally seen in crowds on Amazon Lily, Sam (サムさん, Samu-san), a man who often appears drunk in cities, and Tomato Gang (トマトギャング, Tomato Gyangu), a tomato-headed man who pursues Pandaman.

Baroque Works

Baroque Works (バロック・ワークス, Barokku Wākusu) is a secret organization of more than two thousand members whose aim is to stage a coup d'état in the Alabasta Kingdom. Using code names, Mr. 0 (Sir Crocodile) and Ms. All-Sunday (Nico Robin) serve as the organization's president and vice-president respectively. Taking orders directly from them are thirteen male agents, who use the code names Mr. 1 through Mr. 13, and their female partners, who use code names taken from days of the week or holidays and happy events.^[ch. 161f.]

Agents Mr. 1 through Mr. 5, and their partners are called Officer Agents and entrusted with only the most important of missions.^[ch. 155] Agents Mr. 6 through Mr. 12 and their partners are called Frontier Agents who oversee the other operations.

Ms. Doublefinger

Zala (ザラ, Zara), a.k.a. Pola (ポーラ, Pōra), code named Ms. Doublefinger (ミス・ダブルフィンガー, Misu Daburufingā, named after New Year's Day),^[e]^{[ch. 190, 533]} when she works as a bartender and owner of the Spiders Café, was the highest-ranking female Officer Agent of Baroque Works and Daz Bones' partner whose body can grow spikes thanks to the powers of the Spike-Spike Fruit.

Ms. Doublefinger is voiced by Rin Mizuhara in episodes 103 and 104 of the original Japanese version, Yuko Tachibana starting in Episode 107 of the original Japanese version, Eva Kaminsky in the 4Kids dub (except in Grand Battle where she is voiced by Kathleen Delaney), and by Leah Clark in the Funimation dub.

Bentham

Bentham (ベンサム, Bensamu), better known under his codename "Mr. 2 Bon Clay" (Mr. 2 ボン・クレー, Misutā Tsū Bon Kurē), is member of Baroque Works who is a drag queen (オカマ, okama) and a skilled martial artist with the power of the Paramecia-type Clone-Clone Fruit (マネマネの実, Mane Mane no Mi), which allows him to transform into an exact copy of anyone whose face he once touched with his right hand.^{[ch. 156, 532]} He has a flamboyant attitude which includes singing and performing ballet moves. He is the only Baroque Works Officer Agent without a female partner,^[ch. 155] because as a transvestite, he fills both roles himself. Likewise, his code name is a composite of a male Officer Agent's number, "Mr. 2", and a female Official Agent's holiday code name, "Bon Clay", which represents the Bon Festival and year-end festivals.^[ch. 161f.]

In the original Japanese series, he is voiced by Kazuki Yao.^[11] In the 4Kids English adaptation, he is voiced by Kevin Kolack.^[50] In the Funimation English adaptation, his voice is supplied by Barry Yandell.^[39]

Ms. Golden Week

Marianne (マリアンヌ, Mariannu), better known as Ms. Golden Week (ミス・ゴールデンウィーク, Misu Gōruden Wīku, named after the Japanese Golden Week) is an artist and member of Baroque who can manipulate emotions using paint and is paired with Mr. 3.^{[ch. 124, 161]}

Ms. Golden Week is voiced by Akiko Nakagawa in the original Japanese version and by Cherami Leigh in the Funimation dub.

Mr. 4 and Ms. Merry Christmas

Babe (ベーブ, Bēbu), or Mr. 4, is a member of Baroque Works who fights using a four-ton baseball bat and a bazooka named Lassoo that can transform into a dachshund or a dachshund-bazooka hybrid after it "ate" the Dog-Dog Fruit: Model Dachshund.

Drophy (ドロフィー, Dorofi), or Ms. Merry Christmas (ミス・メリークリスマス, Misu Merī Kurisumasu) is Mr. 4's partner who can transform into a mole or a mole-human hybrid thanks to the powers of the Mole-Mole Fruit.^{[ch. 160, 183]}

Mr. 4 is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by David Lapkin and Scott Hinze in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. Ms. Merry Christmas is voiced by Mami Kingetsu in the original Japanese version and by Kayzie Rogers and Wendy Powell in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively.

Mr. 5 and Ms. Valentine

Gem (ジェム, Jemu), or Mr. 5 is a member of Baroque Works can cause explosions with any part of his body, including his mucus and breath, thanks to the powers of the Bomb-Bomb Fruit.

His partner Mikita (ミキータ, Mikīta), better known as Ms. Valentine (ミス・バレンタイン, Misu Barentain) can change her weight at will due to the power of the Kilo-Kilo Fruit.^{[ch. 111f., 124]}

Mr. 5 is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Scottie Ray and Andrew Love in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively. Ms. Valentine is voiced by Fumiko Orikasa in the original Japanese version and by Amy Palant and Jamie Marchi in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Mr. 7 and Miss Father's Day

Mr. 7 is a sniper who succeeded the previous Mr. 7 who was killed in action.

His partner Miss Father's Day (ミス・ファーザーズデー, Misu Fāzāzu Dē) is also a sniper.

Both of them were charged with the duty to guard the large cannon at the top of a tower that would destroy Alubarna only to be defeated by Nefertari Vivi.

Mr. 7 is voiced by Keisuke in the original Japanese version and by David Lapkin and Anthony Bowling in the 4Kids and Funimation dub respectively. Miss Father's Day is voiced by Tomoko Naka in the original Japanese version and by Erica Schroeder and Cynthia Cranz in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Miss Monday

Miss Monday (ミス・マンデー, Misu Mandē) is a brown-skinned woman with pink hair and member of Baroque Works who operates in Whisky Peak. She is a super-strong woman who operated as a nun and was partnered to Igaram under his Mr. 8 alias. Miss Monday was among those defeated by Mr. 5 when Sir Crocodile had learned the truth about Nefertari Vivi. Sometime after the defeat of Sir Crocodile, Miss Monday recovered and now has a child with Mr. 9.

Miss Monday is voiced by Makiko Ohmoto in the original Japanese version and by Russell Velazquez and Clarine Harp in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Mr. 9

Mr. 9 is a member of Baroque Works who operates in Whisky Peak and was partnered with Nefertari Vivi under her Miss Wednesday alias. Mr. 9 was among those defeated by Mr. 5 when Sir Crocodile had learned the truth about Nefertari Vivi. Sometime after the defeat of Sir Crocodile, Mr. 9 recovered and now has a child with Miss Monday.

Mr. 9 is voiced by Yasuhiro Takato in the original Japanese version and by Michael Sinterniklaas and Chris Patton in the 4Kids and Funimation dubs respectively.

Mr. 11

Mr. 11 is a member of Baroque Works agent who was captured by Smoker. While Smoker and his men were ashore, Mr. 11 was killed by Mr. Mellow of the Billions.

Mr. 11 is voiced by Kenichi Ono in the original Japanese version and by Chris Cason in the Funimation dub.

Mr. 13 and Miss Friday

Mr. 13 is an otter and member of Baroque Works and the Unluckies.

His partner Miss Friday (ミス・フライデー, Misu Furaidē) is a vulture and a member of the Unluckies who serves as Mr. 13's mode of transportation.

Both of them are charged with reporting threats to Baroque Works and punishing any agents who fail their mission. The Straw Hat Pirates first encounter them after Nefertari Vivi told them about Sir Crocodile. Mr. 13 drew their images as he and Miss Friday fly off. Mr. 13 and Miss Friday were dispatched by Sir Crocodile to check up on Miss Goldenweek only for them to be defeated by Sanji. Having been apprehended by the Marines after surviving Sanji's attack, they cooperated with them by making out pictures of the Baroque Works agents that avoided capture.

Billions

The foot soldiers for the Officer Agents are called the 200 Billions. Its known members are:

Akumai (アクマイ, Akumai) is a member of the Billions. He accompanied Mr. 2 to his locations. Akumai was later arrested by Hina. Akumai is voiced by Justin Cook in the Funimation dub.
Mr. Mellow (Mr. メロウ, Misutā Merō) is a member of the Billions. He was the one responsible for killing a captive Mr. 11. During the attack on the Straw Hat Pirates and Portgas D. Ace, Mr. Mellow was defeated by Ace. Mr. Mellow is voiced by Masaya Takatsuka in the original Japanese version and by Josh Martin the Funimation dub.
Mr. Love (Mr.ラブ, Misutā Rabu) is a member of the Billions who infiltrated the Rebel Army. He was defeated by Tashigi.
Geronimo (ジェロニモ, Jeronimo) is a member of the Billions who accompanied Mr. Mellow in killing a captive Mr. 11. During the attack on the Straw Hat Pirates and Portgas D. Ace, Geronimo was defeated by Monkey D. Luffy. Geronimo is voiced by Yasunori Matsutani in the original Japanese version and by Phil Parsons in the Funimation dub.

Millions

The foot soldiers for the Frontier Agents are called the 1,800 Millions, and have eclectic codenames. Its known members are

Miss Catherina (ミス・キャサリーナ, Misu Kyasarīna) is a member of the Millions who was stationed at Whisky Peak and operated as a nun. She was among those defeated by Roronoa Zoro.
Mr. Beans (ミスター・ビーンズ, Misutā Bīnzu) is a small boy and a member of the Millions who was stationed at Whisky Peak and was partnered with Miss Catherina. He was among those defeated by Roronoa Zoro.
Mr. Shimizu (Mr.シミズ, Misutā Shimizu) is a member of the Millions who was stationed at Whisky Peak. He and the girls with him attempted to intoxicate Sanji.

Edward Weevil

Edward Weevil (エドワード・ウィーブル, Edowādo Wīburu), also called "Whitebeard Jr." (白ひげ, Jr. Shirohige Junia), is the self-proclaimed son of Whitebeard, and was one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea. He is not very intelligent, and thus constantly manipulated by his mother Buckingham Stussy. Influenced by his mother, Weevil believe that he is the rightful heir of Whitebeard's fortune, not the members of his father's crew, and to claim Whitebeard's treasure that Buckin promised him, he fought and destroyed fifteen pirate crews that served under Whitebeard.

Edward Weevil is voiced by Kōzō Shioya in the original Japanese version and by Brook Chalmers in the Funimation dub.

Buckingham Stussy

Buckingham Stussy (バッキンガム・ステューシー, Bakkingamu Sutyūsh) is the mother of Edward Weevil. She is a former pirate, a former member of MADS and the self-proclaimed lover of Whitebeard.

Buckingham Stussy is voiced by Reiko Suzuki in the original Japanese version and by Erica Schroeder in the Funimation dub.

World Economy News Paper

The World Economy News Paper (世界経済新聞, Sekai Keizai Shinbun) is a newspaper company that sends its news out to everywhere in the world.

Its known members are:

Morgans (モルガンズ, Moruganzu) is the President of the World Economy News Paper who is secretly one of the emperors of the world's criminal underworld. He was first seen at Big Mom's tea party and had eaten the Bird-Bird Fruit: Model Albatross which enables him to turn into an albatross or a human-albatross hybrid. Morgans is always seen in his hybrid form. For some unexplained reason, he can't fly. Morgan's is voiced by Yasuyuki Kase in the original Japanese version and by Derick Snow in the Funimation dub.
Attach (アタッチ, Atatchi) is a photographer for the World Economy News Paper. Attach is voiced by Takashi Matsuyama in episode 883 in the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Charles C. Campbell.

Revolutionary Army

The Revolutionary Army (革命軍, Kakumeigun) is a globally operating military force of rebels, openly aiming to overthrow the World Government. To that end, they incite revolutions in countries around the world. The organization is led by the world's most wanted man, Monkey D. Dragon, who is known to the public only as Dragon.^[ch. 432] Also unknown to the public are his family ties; he is the son of Garp and father of Luffy.^[ch. 432] Next in command after Dragon is Sabo, Luffy's sworn brother.

Before the events in Dressrosa, they were based on Baltigo, but after the Blackbeard Pirates attacked the island because of the presence of one of their Ten Titanic Captains, they moved to Kamabakka Kingdom.

Monkey D. Dragon

Monkey D. Dragon (モンキー・D・ドラゴン, Monkī Dī Doragon), commonly known simply as "Dragon the Revolutionary", is the father of the Straw Hat Captain Monkey D. Luffy and the son of the naval hero Monkey D. Garp. He was previously in the Marines like his father but deserted it after seeing corruption and formed the Freedom Fighters to overthrow corrupt monarchs before becoming the infamous supreme commander and founder of the Revolutionary Army who has been attempting to overthrow the World Government. Not much is known about his activities, background, history, or power. He is the World Government's greatest enemy, and is the most dangerous and most wanted man in the world. Dragon's family ties were revealed to the world, following the end of the Battle of Marineford. ^[ch. 558]^[ch. 794]

In the Japanese version, Hidekatsu Shibata is in charge, and in his youth, Kazuhiko Inoue is in charge.In the 4Kids English adaptation, he was voiced by Dan Green, and in the Funimation English version of the series, he is voiced by Bryan Massey.

Sabo

Sabo (サボ) is the chief of staff of the Revolutionary Army and sworn brother to Luffy and Ace.^{[ch. 585, 744]} Introduced as a noble from the Goa Kingdom years before the series' present, Sabo leaves his home and family to live in the Gray Terminal. After he and Ace befriend Luffy, the three of them exchange cups of sake and become "brothers" (similar to the initiation ritual in yakuza organizations). Sabo's ship is destroyed by a Celestial Dragon. Though he is thought to have been killed in the attack, Sabo survived and was rescued by Monkey D. Dragon, though he suffers from amnesia. Under Dragon, he joins the Revolutionary Army and ascends the ranks. After hearing of Ace's death, Sabo's grief causes his memory to return. Although remaining loyal to the Revolutionary Army, Sabo becomes determined to obtain Ace's Devil Fruit, the Flame-Flame Fruit, to inherit Ace's will. He later finds it as the prize of a tournament on Dressrosa, where he reunites with Luffy and takes his place by using Luffy's alias "Lucy".^[ch. 744] After winning the tournament, Sabo eats the Flame-Flame Fruit and battles Admiral Fujitora and Jesus Burgess in an effort to protect Luffy.

He is voiced by Tōru Furuya as an adult and as a child by Junko Takeuchi, however following Tōru's extramarital affair, he was voiced by Miyu Irino from episode 1116 onwards.^[72] In the Funimation English adaptation, his adult voice is supplied by Vic Mignogna in the dub of One Piece Film: Gold and Episode of Sabo and by Johnny Yong Bosch in all other appearances, while his child voice is supplied by Morgan Garrett.

Captains of the Revolutionary Army

The captains (軍隊長, guntaichō, army commanders) of the Revolutionary Army lead divisions, each representing a sea. They consist of:

Emporio Ivankov (エンポリオ・イワンコフ, Enporio Iwankofu), nicknamed "Miracle Person" (奇跡の人, Kiseki no Hito) is an Okama who is the captain of the Revolutionaries' G Army (G軍, G-gun) which covers the Grand Line, Dragon's comrade, and the queen of the drag queen (お釜, okama) kingdom Kamabakka (カマバッカ). He can inject hormones into a person's body by making his finger nails into syringes, creating various effects like increased healing abilities, increased vigor, or changing the person's gender thanks to the powers of the Horm-Horm Fruit^{[ch. 537–539]}. Most of the Newkama working under him are former Impel Down prisoners. Emporio Ivankov is voiced by Norio Imamura from episodes 438-460 of the original Japanese version and by Mitsuo Iwata starting in Episode 461 of the original Japanese version. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Randy Pearlman.
Karasu (カラス), the captain of the Revolutionaries' North Army (北軍, Hokugun) that covers the North Blue, is a man capable of turning his body into a flock of crows and communicating through it.^[ch. 904] This would later be revealed to be one of the abilities of the Soot-Soot Fruit that enables Kasaru to generate, control, and become soot. Karasu is voiced by Takeshi Kusao in the original Japanese version and by Matt Fowler in the Funimation dub.
Belo Betty (ベロ・ベティ, Bero Beti), the captain of the Revolutionaries' East Army (東軍, Tōgun) that covers the East Blue, a woman with the power to cheer people up by waving a flag thanks to the powers of the Pump-Pump Fruit.^[ch. 904] Belo Betty is voiced by Yūko Kaida in the original Japanese version and by Kristi Rothrock in the Funimation dub.
Morley (モーリー, Mōrī), the captain of the Revolutionaries' West Army (西軍, Seigun) that covers the West Blue, who is a 41 ft. giant capable of shaping the environment like the floor and the walls like molding clay after eating the Push-Push Fruit.^[ch. 904] Morley is voiced by Kenta Miyake in the original Japanese version and by Brad Kurtz in the Funimation dub.
Lindbergh (リンドバーグ, Rindobāgu), the captain of the Revolutionaries' South Army (南軍, Nangun) that covers the South Blue, who is a cat-type mink working as Revolutionary Army's scientist.^[ch. 904] Lindbergh is voiced by Hisayoshi Suganuma in the original Japanese version and by Mike Haimoto in the Funimation dub.

Deputy Captains of the Revolutionary Army

The deputy captains (副軍隊長, fuku guntaichō, deputy commanders) are second-in command of divisions, each representing a sea and assisting their captains. They consist of:

Inazuma (イナズマ), the deputy captain of the G Army, serving under Ivankov as his right-hand man, who is a Newkama ^[ch. 539] that can turn his hands into giant scissors capable of cutting and deforming almost anything as if it were paper thanks to the powers of the Snip-Snip Fruit.^[ch. 540] In the original Japanese version, Inazuma is voiced by Kenji Hamada as a male and by Umeka Shōji as a female. In the Funimation dub, he is voiced by Christopher Wehkamp as a male and by Angela Chase as a female.
Jiron (ジロン), the deputy captain of the North Army, serving under Kasaru as his right-hand.^[ch. 1082]
Ahiru (あひる), the deputy captain of East Army, serving under Betty as her right-hand, who is a woman with a cybernetic left arm.^[ch. 1082]
Ushiano (ウシアーノ), the deputy captain of the West Army, serving under Morley as her right-hand, who is a cattle-type mink.^[ch. 1082]
Gambo (ギャンボ, Gyanbo), the deputy captain of the South Army, serving under Lindbergh as his right hand. He loves bets and will use any chance to start one.^[ch. 1082]

Other Revolutionary Army officers

Bartholomew Kuma

The "Tyrant" (暴君, Bōkun) Bartholomew Kuma (バーソロミュー・くま, Bāsoromyū Kuma, kuma (熊) meaning bear), is one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea; the only one with a reputation for complete obedience to the World Government, when in fact he is an officer of the Revolutionary Army.^{[ch. 234, 473f., 603]} The power of the Paramecia-type Paw-Paw Fruit (ニキュニキュの実, Nikyu Nikyu no Mi) allows his palms to repel anything, from physical objects such as people or air to abstracts such as pain and fatigue.^[ch. 484f.] He can use this ability to safely transport himself or others over long distances.^[ch. 514] Kuma is the model for the Pacifista (パシフィスタ, Pashifisuta), a class of experimental cyborgs created by Dr. Vegapunk for the Government. Their bodies are made of a substance harder than steel, and they can shoot powerful blasts from their mouths that can melt metal.^[ch. 485] The other Pacifista look just like Kuma, sharing his towering, bear-like stature, but lack the Paw-Paw Fruit's ability. Instead, they are able to shoot laser beams from their palms.^[ch. 508f.] At some point during his gradual conversion into the human weapon "PX-0", Kuma's personality is erased, leaving him a programmable fighting machine under the Government's control until becoming a slave-to-rent for the World Nobles as punishment for aiding Luffy.^[ch. 559f.]

In the original Japanese series, Bartholomew Kuma is voiced by Hideyuki Hori.^[59] Joel McDonald provides his voice in the Funimation English adaptation.^[73]

Koala

Koala (コアラ, Koara) is a high-ranking officer of the Revolutionary Army and their Assistant Fish-Man Karate Instructor who was a slave who was saved by Fisher Tiger.

Koala is voiced by Satsuki Yukino in the original Japanese version and by Jeannie Tirado in the Funimation dub.

Other Revolutionary Army members

Hack

Hack (ハック, Hakku) is a Fish-Man Karate Instructor in the Revolutionary Army and Japanese soldierfish-type fish-man.

Hack is voiced by Kōsei Hirota in the original Japanese version and by Garret Schenck in the Funimation dub except for some episodes, where he is voiced by Kent Williams.

Reception

Allen Divers of Anime News Network comments that the male character designs of One Piece are "often quite varied and unique", while the female ones become "a bit repetitive". He also notes that, as the characters are "defined by what they seek", there is little room "for actual development".^[74] Todd Douglass Jr. of DVD Talk simply states that the series' characters have a lot of "charm".^[75] His colleague Carl Kimlinger describes the visual style of One Piece as "unconventional" with "grotesquely exaggerated expressions, simple eyes, big mouths and bigger teeth", "supremely ugly supporting characters and skinny, gangly-limbed main cast" and comments that "it's all amazingly distinctive, utterly appropriate, and surprisingly cool—in a goofy kind of way". He also notes that "Funimation's English dub is light-years better than the 4Kids debacle", "unusually accurate, professional, and largely enjoyable, which is far, far more than can be said of the previous dub". He laments that Funimation's version of "Crocodile loses his sepulchral charisma" and that "the original's fine dance on the edge of mawkish sentimentality is disrupted often enough by less-than-stellar acting". He also states that "Colleen Clinkenbeard's Luffy is more a generic spunky kid than a personality in his own right, really coming to life only during the action scenes during which she does a fine job of being darned cool."^[76]

Dustin Somner of Blu-ray.com comments that the Japanese and Funimation voice-acting is "fairly good, but not exceptional" and sometimes "overly zany".^[77] Todd Douglass Jr. of DVD Talk notes "the daunting cast of characters, both good and bad" as "one of the appealing factors" of the anime, but also comments that "Some of the voices [of the 4Kids dub] were pretty irritating ... with a lot of high-pitches and over exaggerated speech."^[78] Brigitte Schönhense of Splashcomics comments that the "brilliant" (German: genial) flashbacks into the characters' pasts make them so "likeable and lovable" (German: "sympathisch und liebenswert") and that they are the manga's real strength.^[79]^[80] Mania Entertainment writer Jarred Pine comments that Oda's characters are "whacky" and that his "bizarre" character designs create "wonderful characterizations and personalities". He notes the "well illustrated" facial expressions and says that "it's the whacky characterizations and designs that makes One Piece its own".^[81] His colleague Bryce Coulter comments that "One Piece's bizarre character designs will keep your attention as they can be very random and often memorable. Not the prettiest, but it will definitely capture your attention."^[82]

Notes

^ Fish-men are humanoid sea creatures in One Piece whose upper body resembles that of sea creatures. They are contrasted with mermen who have the upper half of a human and the bottom half of a fish.^{[vol. 23:SBS]}
^ Minks are the names given to a race of anthropomorphic animals.
^ クロオビ, Kuroobi
^ チュウ, Chū
^ ^a ^b Miss Doublefinger is named after the New Year's Day. Oda has noted that this is 1/1 or two fingers, or "double finger".^[ch. 161f.]
^ The Japanese word kaigun (海軍) translates as navy in English and as marine in French and Dutch, and as Marine in German.
^ The normal Japanese word for "marine", kaiheitai (海兵隊), is not used in the original.
^ マントラ, Mantora
^ 神官, Shinkan
^ サトリ
^ ゲダツ
^ シュラ
^ オーム, Ōmu
^ 神兵, Shinpei
^ ヤマ

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One Piece manga

Entire series

Oda, Eiichiro. One Piece. 93 vols. San Francisco: Viz Media, 2003–2020.
Oda, Eiichiro. ワンピース [One Piece] (in Japanese). 96 vols. Tokyo: Shueisha, 1997–2020.

Individual volumes

Vol. 1 (ch. 1–8): Romance Dawn. June 2003. ISBN 978-1-56931-901-7. and Romance Dawn —冒険の夜明け— (in Japanese). December 1997. ISBN 978-4-08-872509-3.
Vol. 2 (ch. 9–17): Buggy the Clown. November 2003. ISBN 978-1-59116-057-1. and Versus!! バギー海賊団 (in Japanese). April 1998. ISBN 978-4-08-872544-4.
Vol. 3 (ch. 18–26): Don't Get FooledШню Again. March 2004. ISBN 978-1-59116-184-4. and 偽れぬもの (in Japanese). June 1998. ISBN 978-4-08-872569-7.
Vol. 4 (ch. 27–35): The Black Cat Pirates. July 2004. ISBN 978-1-59116-337-4. and 三日月 (in Japanese). August 1998. ISBN 978-4-08-872594-9.
Vol. 5 (ch. 36–44): For Whom the Bell Tolls. November 2004. ISBN 978-1-59116-615-3. and 誰が為に鐘は鳴る (in Japanese). October 1998. ISBN 978-4-08-872619-9.
Vol. 6 (ch. 45–53): The Oath. March 2005. ISBN 978-1-59116-723-5. and 誓い (in Japanese). December 1998. ISBN 978-4-08-872642-7.
Vol. 7 (ch. 54–62): The Crap-Geezer. July 2005. ISBN 978-1-59116-852-2. and クソジジイ (in Japanese). March 1999. ISBN 978-4-08-872683-0.
Vol. 8 (ch. 63–71): I Won't Die. October 2005. ISBN 978-1-4215-0075-1. and 死なねェよ (in Japanese). April 1999. ISBN 978-4-08-872712-7.
Vol. 9 (ch. 72–81): Tears. January 2006. ISBN 978-1-4215-0191-8. and 涙 (in Japanese). July 1999. ISBN 978-4-08-872735-6.
Vol. 10 (ch. 82–90): OK, Let's Stand Up!. April 2006. ISBN 978-1-4215-0406-3. and OK, Let's Stand Up! (in Japanese). October 1999. ISBN 978-4-08-872773-8.
Vol. 11 (ch. 91–99): The Meanest Man in the East. July 2006. ISBN 978-1-4215-0663-0. and 東一番の悪 (in Japanese). December 1999. ISBN 978-4-08-872797-4.
Vol. 12 (ch. 100–108): The Legend Begins. October 2006. ISBN 978-1-4215-0664-7. and 伝説は始まった (in Japanese). February 2000. ISBN 978-4-08-872822-3.
Vol. 13 (ch. 109–117): Its All Right!!!. January 2007. ISBN 978-1-4215-0665-4. and 大丈夫!!! (in Japanese). April 2000. ISBN 978-4-08-872863-6.
Vol. 14 (ch. 118–126): Instinct. April 2007. ISBN 978-1-4215-1091-0. and 本能 (in Japanese). July 2000. ISBN 978-4-08-872888-9.
Vol. 15 (ch. 127–136): Straight Ahead!!!. August 2007. ISBN 978-1-4215-1092-7. and まっすぐ!!! (in Japanese). September 2000. ISBN 978-4-08-873009-7.
Vol. 16 (ch. 137–145): Carrying on His Will. November 2007. ISBN 978-1-4215-1093-4. and 受け継がれる意志 (in Japanese). December 2000. ISBN 978-4-08-873045-5.
Vol. 17 (ch. 146–155): Hiruluk's Cherry Blossoms. March 2008. ISBN 978-1-4215-1511-3. and ヒルルクの桜 (in Japanese). February 2001. ISBN 978-4-08-873073-8.
Vol. 18 (ch. 156–166): Ace Arrives. June 2008. ISBN 978-1-4215-1512-0. and エース登場 (in Japanese). April 2001. ISBN 978-4-08-873100-1.
Vol. 19 (ch. 167–176): Rebellion. October 2008. ISBN 978-1-4215-1513-7. and 反乱 (in Japanese). July 2001. ISBN 978-4-08-873133-9.
Vol. 20 (ch. 177–186): Showdown at Alubarna. February 2009. ISBN 978-1-4215-1514-4. and 決戦はアルバーナ (in Japanese). September 2001. ISBN 978-4-08-873158-2.
Vol. 21 (ch. 187–195): Utopia. June 2009. ISBN 978-1-4215-2429-0. and 理想郷 (in Japanese). December 2001. ISBN 978-4-08-873194-0.
Vol. 22 (ch. 196–205): Hope!!. October 2009. ISBN 978-1-4215-2430-6. and Hope!! (in Japanese). February 2002. ISBN 978-4-08-873222-0.
Vol. 23 (ch. 206–216): Vivi's Adventure. December 2009. ISBN 978-1-4215-2844-1. and ビビの冒険 (in Japanese). April 2002. ISBN 978-4-08-873252-7.
Vol. 24 (ch. 217–226): People's Dreams. January 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-2845-8. and 人の夢 (in Japanese). July 2002. ISBN 978-4-08-873282-4.
Vol. 25 (ch. 227–236): The 100 Million Berry Man. January 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-2846-5. and 一億の男 (in Japanese). September 2002. ISBN 978-4-08-873313-5.
Vol. 26 (ch. 237–246): Adventure on Kami's Island. January 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3442-8. and 神の島の冒険 (in Japanese). December 2002. ISBN 978-4-08-873336-4.
Vol. 27 (ch. 247–255): Overture. January 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3443-5. and 序曲 (in Japanese). February 2003. ISBN 978-4-08-873379-1.
Vol. 28 (ch. 256–264): Wyper the Berserker. January 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3444-2. and 「戦鬼」ワイパー (in Japanese). May 2003. ISBN 978-4-08-873418-7.
Vol. 29 (ch. 265–275): Oratorio. February 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3445-9. and 聖譚曲 (in Japanese). July 2003. ISBN 978-4-08-873480-4.
Vol. 30 (ch. 276–285): Cappricio. February 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3446-6. and 狂想曲 (in Japanese). October 2003. ISBN 978-4-08-873502-3.
Vol. 31 (ch. 286–295): We'll Be Here. February 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3447-3. and ここにいる (in Japanese). December 2003. ISBN 978-4-08-873551-1.
Vol. 32 (ch. 296–305): Love Song. February 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3448-0. and 島の歌声 (in Japanese). March 2004. ISBN 978-4-08-873571-9.
Vol. 33 (ch. 306–316): Davy Back Fight. February 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3449-7. and Davy Back Fight!! (in Japanese). June 2004. ISBN 978-4-08-873593-1.
Vol. 34 (ch. 317–327): The City of Water, Water Seven. March 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3450-3. and 「水の都」ウォーターセブン (in Japanese). August 2004. ISBN 978-4-08-873638-9.
Vol. 35 (ch. 328–336): Captain. March 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3451-0. and 船長 (in Japanese). November 2004. ISBN 978-4-08-873667-9.
Vol. 36 (ch. 337–346): The Ninth Justice. March 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3452-7. and 9番目の正義 (in Japanese). February 2005. ISBN 978-4-08-873768-3.
Vol. 37 (ch. 347–357): Tom. March 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3453-4. and トムさん (in Japanese). April 2005. ISBN 978-4-08-873802-4.
Vol. 38 (ch. 358–367): Rocketman!!. March 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3454-1. and ロケットマン!! (in Japanese). July 2005. ISBN 978-4-08-873839-0.
Vol. 39 (ch. 368–377): Scramble. April 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3455-8. and 争奪戦 (in Japanese). November 2005. ISBN 978-4-08-873872-7.
Vol. 40 (ch. 378–388): Gear. April 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3456-5. and ギア (in Japanese). December 2005. ISBN 978-4-08-874003-4.
Vol. 41 (ch. 389–399): Declaration of War. April 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3457-2. and 宣戦布告 (in Japanese). April 2006. ISBN 978-4-08-874047-8.
Vol. 42 (ch. 400–409): Pirates vs. CP9. April 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3458-9. and 海賊 VS CP9 (in Japanese). July 2006. ISBN 978-4-08-874127-7.
Vol. 43 (ch. 410–419): Legend of a Hero. April 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3459-6. and 英雄伝説 (in Japanese). September 2006. ISBN 978-4-08-874149-9.
Vol. 44 (ch. 420–430): Let's Go Back. May 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3460-2. and 帰ろう (in Japanese). December 2006. ISBN 978-4-08-874287-8.
Vol. 45 (ch. 431–440): You Have My Sympathies. May 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3461-9. and 心中お察しする (in Japanese). March 2007. ISBN 978-4-08-874314-1.
Vol. 46 (ch. 441–449): Adventure on Ghost Island. May 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3462-6. and ゴースト島の冒険 (in Japanese). July 2007. ISBN 978-4-08-874382-0.
Vol. 47 (ch. 450–459): Cloudy, Partly Bony. May 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3463-3. and くもり時々ホネ (in Japanese). September 2007. ISBN 978-4-08-874411-7.
Vol. 48 (ch. 460–470): Adventures of Oars. May 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3464-0. and オーズの冒険 (in Japanese). December 2007. ISBN 978-4-08-874442-1.
Vol. 49 (ch. 471–481): Nightmare Luffy. June 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3465-7. and ナイトメア・ルフィ (in Japanese). March 2008. ISBN 978-4-08-874485-8.
Vol. 50 (ch. 482–491): Arriving Again. June 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3466-4. and 再び辿りつく (in Japanese). June 2008. ISBN 978-4-08-874521-3.
Vol. 51 (ch. 492–502): The 11 Supernovas. June 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3467-1. and 11人の超新星 (in Japanese). September 2008. ISBN 978-4-08-874563-3.
Vol. 52 (ch. 503–512): Roger and Rayleigh. June 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3468-8. and ロジャーとレイリー (in Japanese). December 2008. ISBN 978-4-08-874602-9.
Vol. 53 (ch. 513–522): Natural Born King. June 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3469-5. and 王の資質 (in Japanese). March 2009. ISBN 978-4-08-874640-1.
Vol. 54 (ch. 523–532): Unstoppable. July 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3470-1. and もう誰にも止められない (in Japanese). June 2009. ISBN 978-4-08-874662-3.
Vol. 55 (ch. 533–541): A Ray of Hope. October 2010. ISBN 978-1-4215-3471-8. and 地獄に仏 (in Japanese). September 2009. ISBN 978-4-08-874727-9.
Vol. 56 (ch. 542–551): Thank You. ISBN 978-1-4215-3850-1. and ありがとう (in Japanese). December 2009. ISBN 978-4-08-874761-3.
Vol. 57 (ch. 552–562): Summit Battle. June 2011 ISBN 978-1-4215-3851-8 and 頂上決戦 (in Japanese). March 2010. ISBN 978-4-08-870010-6.
Vol. 58 (ch. 563–573): The Name of This Era is "Whitebeard". September 2011. ISBN 978-1-4215-3926-3. and この時代の名を"白ひげ"と呼ぶ (in Japanese). June 2010. ISBN 978-4-08-870045-8.
Vol. 59 (ch. 574–584): ポートガス・D・エース死す (in Japanese). August 2010. ISBN 978-4-08-870083-0.
Vol. 60 (ch. 585–594): 弟よ (in Japanese). November 2010. ISBN 978-4-08-870125-7.
Vol. 61 (ch. 595–603): Romance Dawn: For the New World (in Japanese). February 2011. ISBN 978-4-08-870175-2.
Vol. 62 (ch. 604–614): 魚人島の冒険 (in Japanese). May 2011. ISBN 978-4-08-870217-9.
Vol. 63 (ch. 615–626): オトヒメとタイガー (in Japanese). August 2011. ISBN 978-4-08-870270-4.

[1] Fish-men are humanoid sea creatures in One Piece whose upper body resembles that of sea creatures. They are contrasted with mermen who have the upper half of a human and the bottom half of a fish.^{[vol. 23:SBS]}

[2] Minks are the names given to a race of anthropomorphic animals.

[30] クロオビ, Kuroobi

[31] チュウ, Chū

[:0-57] Miss Doublefinger is named after the New Year's Day. Oda has noted that this is 1/1 or two fingers, or "double finger".^[ch. 161f.]

[61] The Japanese word kaigun (海軍) translates as navy in English and as marine in French and Dutch, and as Marine in German.

[62] The normal Japanese word for "marine", kaiheitai (海兵隊), is not used in the original.

[76] マントラ, Mantora

[79] 神官, Shinkan

[80] サトリ

[81] ゲダツ

[82] シュラ

[83] オーム, Ōmu

[84] 神兵, Shinpei

[85] ヤマ

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[4KidsEp1to3-4] One Piece: Volume 1: King of the Pirates (DVD). Viz Media. 2006. ISBN 978-1-59861-000-0.

[FuniEp1to26-5] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l One Piece: Collection 1 (DVD). Funimation Entertainment. 2011. ISBN 978-1-4210-2341-0.

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[4KidsEp7to11-10] One Piece: Volume 3: The Teller of Tales (DVD). Viz Media. 2006. ISBN 978-1-59861-002-4.

[ToeiEp18to30-11] One Piece Log Collection: Sanji (DVD) (in Japanese). Avex Mode. 2010.

[4KidsEp17to21-12] One Piece: Volume 5: King of the Busboys (DVD). Viz Media. 2006. ISBN 978-1-59861-004-8.

[ToeiEp78to91-13] One Piece Log Collection: Chopper (DVD) (in Japanese). Avex Mode. 2010.

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[ToeiEp337to339-24] One Piece: 10thシーズンスリラーバーク篇: Piece.01 (DVD) (in Japanese). Avex Mode. 2009.

[ToeiEp430to433-25] One Piece: 13thシーズンインペルダウン篇: Piece.02 (DVD) (in Japanese). Avex Mode. 2011.

[ToeiEp438to441-26] One Piece: 13thシーズンインペルダウン篇: Piece.04 (DVD) (in Japanese). Avex Mode. 2011.

[ToeiEp31to44-27] One Piece Log Collection: Nami (DVD) (in Japanese). Avex Mode. 2010.

[4KidsEp27to31-28] One Piece: Volume 7: New Crew (DVD). Viz Media. 2007. ISBN 978-1-59861-006-2.

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