Guarana is a Cidre Guild officer who commands its Carbonated Sword Unit. Introduced in the anime's Cidre Guild arc, this bounty hunter fights with weapons powered by pressurized carbonated water and clashes with Boa Hancock.
Slender in build, Guarana wears her short hair in a two-tone style, vivid pink across the top fading to blonde at the edges. Magenta makes up her outfit, a long-sleeved top and shorts, over which silver plating shields her chest and shoulders. Tubes run along her forearms, white gloves cover her hands, and a pair of barrels ride on her back, linked by hoses to her sword and shield to feed them water. Armor guards her legs from the feet up to the knees over black stockings that climb higher still, and her earrings are shaped like the guarana fruit.
Devotion to Cidre and the organization defines her. Composed, resolute, and sure of her skill at hauling in pirates, she takes evident pride in her own strength and bristled when Ginger broke into her and Cidre's clash with Luffy and Hancock. She proves immune to Hancock's allure, writing the Empress off as nothing more than a filthy pirate. Cooler-headed than her superior, she fretted that killing Hancock might provoke the World Government, yet she still placed her orders first.

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Her rank as commander of the Carbonated Sword Unit gives her command over the guild's lesser members. A skilled and notably nimble combatant, she held her ground against Boa Hancock in direct battle. Her twin hilted hoses generate the Carbonated Stream Sword, a jet of high-pressure water that functions as a blade and can also lash out like a whip. Like her fellow guild members she carries a device that vents carbon dioxide to hover above ground or sea, and her gloves house built-in torpedoes. With these she launched Carbonated Torpedoes, projectiles that travel underwater to strike ships from beneath, first unleashed against the Thousand Sunny.
Acting on Cidre's command, she and Ginger ambushed the Sunny at sea, but the Straw Hats fled with Coup de Burst. Back at the guild's island she reported Hancock's presence and was told to kill both her and Luffy. When Cidre faced Luffy, Guarana took on Hancock to keep her from interfering, dodging the Slave Arrow and blocking Pistol Kiss yet landing no hits. Later, when the Gorgon Sisters arrived, the two collided once more and Hancock turned her to stone.
Guarana is a Cidre Guild officer who commands its Carbonated Sword Unit. Introduced in the anime's Cidre Guild arc, this bounty hunter fights with weapons powered by pressurized carbonated water and clashes with Boa Hancock.
Guarana's twin hilted hoses generate the Carbonated Stream Sword, a jet of high-pressure water that functions as both a blade and a whip. Her gloves also house built-in torpedoes that she launches underwater as Carbonated Torpedoes to strike ships from beneath.
When Cidre faces Luffy, Guarana takes on Boa Hancock to keep her from interfering, dodging the Slave Arrow and blocking Pistol Kiss without landing a hit. When the Gorgon Sisters arrive and the two clash again, Hancock turns Guarana to stone.
Guarana serves as commander of the Cidre Guild's Carbonated Sword Unit, giving her authority over its lesser members. She is a skilled and nimble combatant who reports directly to her superior, Cidre.
Guarana is composed, resolute, and proud of her strength, and she proves immune to Boa Hancock's allure, dismissing the Empress as nothing more than a pirate. She is cooler-headed than Cidre, worrying that killing Hancock might provoke the World Government, yet she still follows her orders.
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