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Bao Huang

Character

Bao Huang is a Shinuchi of the Beasts Pirates and a member of their surveillance unit, the Marys. Through a special mask she watches and broadcasts across Onigashima, and she handles the crew's daily schedules during the Fire Festival.

Devil Fruit: Flying Squirrel SMILE
Funimation VA: Molly Zhang
Japanese Va: Ryoko Shiraishi
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 979
Crew & Affiliations: Beasts Pirates
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Appearance

A fairly small young woman, Bao Huang has short, light blonde hair crowned by two long horns angling upward, with a sizable squirrel's tail emerging from her back. A thin mask covers her face, marked with a single drawn eye and four turret-like bumps along its lower edge. She wears a low-cut red furisode decorated with floral patterns that bares much of her legs, a large bow at the back, and geta sandals. A long-handled uchiwa fan bearing the kanji for wind is her constant accessory.

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Personality

Bao Huang approaches her schedule-reading duty with real seriousness, appearing the moment she is summoned and injecting variety and flair into her announcements, building up excitement for the bigger planned events. That enthusiasm can backfire through carelessness, as when she accidentally broadcast the defeats of Ulti and Page One across all of Onigashima.

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Abilities

Her rank of Shinuchi grants her authority over lower subordinates, and she is tasked with maintaining and presenting the daily schedules during the Fire Festival. As a Mary, her eye-marked paper mask lets her observe distant locations and relay or broadcast voices through fellow Marys, a clairvoyance-like surveillance power for tracking enemies from afar. She delivered crucial intel to King and others throughout the Alliance raid, including the positions of Shinobu, Momonosuke, and the wounded Scabbards. Her Devil Fruit is the Flying Squirrel SMILE, an artificial Zoan that gave her squirrel traits, chiefly a bushy tail, and the ability to glide on air currents using her kimono. Combat is not her strength, however, and Usopp subdued her with a single Green Star: Devil.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Bao Huang in One Piece?

Bao Huang is a Shinuchi of the Beasts Pirates and a member of the Marys, their surveillance unit, who broadcasts announcements and manages the daily schedule during Onigashima's Fire Festival.

What is Bao Huang's Devil Fruit?

Bao Huang ate the Flying Squirrel SMILE, an artificial Zoan Devil Fruit that gave her a bushy squirrel tail and the ability to glide through the air using her kimono.

What is Bao Huang's role as a Mary?

As a Mary, Bao Huang wears an eye-marked paper mask that lets her observe distant locations and relay or broadcast voices, giving the Beasts Pirates surveillance over Onigashima during the raid.

How was Bao Huang defeated?

Despite her surveillance abilities, Bao Huang is not a strong fighter, and Usopp subdued her with a single blast of his Green Star: Devil technique.

What does Bao Huang look like?

Bao Huang is a small young woman with short light blonde hair, two long upward-angling horns, and a large squirrel tail, and she wears a thin eye-marked mask along with a low-cut red furisode.

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