Appearance
Arsel is a lean man with short brown hair, dressed in the standard-issue Marine uniform.
Personality
The game offers nothing about Arsel's temperament beyond his duties as a Marine carrying out a search.
History
Inside a Hysteria, Arsel and Sargus talked over the manhunt for Mr. 2 Bon Kurei with their fellow Marines. The Straw Hat Pirates listened in on the conversation and learned from it that Bon Kurei was on the island.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Arsel in One Piece?
Arsel is a non-canon Marine ensign who appears in the video game One Piece Odyssey, showing up only inside a Hysteria sequence set at Water 7.
What does Arsel look like?
Arsel is a lean man with short brown hair, dressed in the standard-issue Marine uniform.
What is Arsel's role in One Piece Odyssey?
Arsel talks with his fellow Marine Sargus about the manhunt for the escaped Mr. 2 Bon Kurei, a conversation the Straw Hat Pirates overhear and learn from that Bon Kurei is on the island.
Is Arsel a canon One Piece character?
No, Arsel is a non-canon character who appears exclusively in the video game One Piece Odyssey.
Where does Arsel appear in One Piece Odyssey?
Arsel appears at Water 7, inside a Hysteria sequence tied to the search for the escaped Mr. 2 Bon Kurei.
Sources & Information
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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