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Adachi Core

Character

Adachi Core is a machine-building scientist and a recurring supporting figure in the spin-off One Piece in Love. The older brother of Adachi Memori, he is a devoted fan of the One Piece manga whose inventions tie directly to that obsession.

Race: Human
Canon: non-canon
Debut: One Piece in Love Chapter 158
Gender: Male
Residence: Hamamatsu, Japan
Occupation: Scientist
Japanese Name: 安達中核
Associated Character: Dr. Vegapunk
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Appearance

Core is a grown man of roughly average height, or a touch taller, standing about a head above his younger sister. He keeps his black hair cropped short, wears round glasses, and dresses in a white coat whose breast pocket carries a pink letter C stitched into it.

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Personality

By his sister's account, Core is fixated on machinery and loses himself completely once a conversation turns to it. Alongside that engineering passion he is an enthusiastic reader of One Piece itself.

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Abilities

Working as a professional scientist and machine specialist marks Core as a capable and clever inventor. His signature creation is the One Piece Mental Playback Device, a collar that beams One Piece scenes straight into the wearer's mind by manipulating their neurotransmitters, drawing on both conscious and unconscious signals. The device interprets the idea of thinking about One Piece very loosely: when Toriko wore it, merely needing to pee triggered an unstoppable flood of water-themed scenes.

In the story, Core walks Memori to school and crosses paths with the Pirate Club. Hearing them lament Oda's workload, he proposes a switch to a digital workflow even though he personally favors analog methods, sparking a lively debate with Usopp as he argues for folding modern technology into the One Piece world through ideas like livestreaming Roger's execution or crowdfunding the Road Poneglyphs. The talk eventually fades, and on the walk home he agrees with Memori's hunch that he and Usopp would hit it off.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Adachi Core in One Piece?

Adachi Core is a machine-building scientist and a recurring supporting character in the spin-off manga One Piece in Love. He is the older brother of Adachi Memori and a devoted fan of the One Piece manga.

What did Adachi Core invent?

Adachi Core invented the One Piece Mental Playback Device, a collar that beams One Piece scenes directly into the wearer's mind by manipulating their neurotransmitters.

Who is Adachi Core's sister?

Adachi Core's younger sister is Adachi Memori, whom he walks to school in the story.

What ideas does Adachi Core suggest for modernizing the One Piece world?

Adachi Core argues for folding modern technology into the One Piece world, proposing ideas like livestreaming Roger's execution or crowdfunding the Road Poneglyphs, which sparks a lively debate with Usopp.

What does Adachi Core look like?

Adachi Core is a grown man of roughly average height, or a touch taller, with short black hair and round glasses. He wears a white coat with a pink letter C stitched into the breast pocket.

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