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Gion, nicknamed Momousagi or 'Pink Rabbit,' is a Marine vice admiral and master swordswoman once floated as a candidate for admiral. Close to Tsuru and skilled at luring pirates into traps, she famously dressed down Garp over the danger facing his grandson Luffy.

English Va: Mallorie Rodak
Japanese Va: Yuka Komatsu
Bounty: At least 500,000,000
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 907: The Empty Throne
Crew & Affiliations: Marines
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Appearance

Gion is tall and slender, with red lipstick, long curly black hair worn tied back, and a mole below her mouth on the right. A black spider tattoo marks her left thigh. She drapes her Marine coat over her shoulders like a cape, its hood usually kept down, the sleeve cuffs and epaulettes colored pink. Beneath it she wears a pink top with short sleeves, a frilled collar, and an open neckline, along with dark brown shorts and black heels.

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Personality

Outspoken and quick-tempered, Gion does not shrink from confrontation, even challenging a legend like Garp. She holds to her own sense of justice and was clearly bothered that Garp showed no worry about two Emperors hunting his grandson, pirate of the Worst Generation though Luffy is. She uses charming hospitality to bait all sorts of pirates into trouble, and laughs in her own signature way, 'Usafufu.'

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History

Gion entered the running for the open admiral seats during the timeskip, but the posts went to Issho and Aramaki instead. Her fellow vice admiral Tokikake asked her out a hundred times, and she turned him down on every occasion. As a vice admiral she can help direct a Buster Call beside four others and commands every rank beneath her; her swordsmanship is strong enough to have made her an admiral contender, and in One Piece Film: Gold she carries the famed blade Konpira. After the Marines intercepted a call between Big Mom and Kaidou, she stood at the Red Port berating Garp for his indifference toward the threat against Luffy. In the non-canon Film: Gold she shared the casino VIP lounge with Hina, and in Stampede she attended a Marine Headquarters briefing on Douglas Bullet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Gion in One Piece?

Gion, nicknamed Momousagi or Pink Rabbit, is a Marine vice admiral and master swordswoman in One Piece who was once considered for promotion to admiral. She is close to fellow vice admiral Tsuru and is known for using charming hospitality to lure pirates into traps.

What is Gion's role in One Piece?

As a Marine vice admiral, Gion can help direct a Buster Call alongside four other vice admirals and commands every rank beneath her. She famously confronted Garp at the Red Port, criticizing his indifference toward the danger two Emperors posed to his grandson Luffy.

What does Gion look like?

Gion is tall and slender with red lipstick, long curly black hair worn tied back, and a black spider tattoo on her left thigh. She drapes her Marine coat over her shoulders like a cape and wears a pink top with dark brown shorts and black heels underneath.

What sword does Gion wield?

Gion's swordsmanship is strong enough to have made her a genuine contender for admiral, and in One Piece Film: Gold she carries the famed blade Konpira. Her skill places her among the Marines' most capable swordfighters.

Who has proposed to Gion?

Fellow vice admiral Tokikake has asked Gion out roughly a hundred times, and she has turned him down on every occasion. Despite this persistence, nothing romantic has developed between them.

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