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Blue Fan

Character

Blue Fan rides with the Kuja Pirates out of Amazon Lily. One of the warrior women who answer to Boa Hancock, she witnessed Luffy's arrival on the island and later helped cover the Straw Hats' escape toward Fish-Man Island.

English Va: Didi Duron
Japanese Va: Kanae Ito
Birthday: July 11th
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 516
Crew & Affiliations: Kuja Pirates
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Appearance

Small and plump compared to her towering crewmates, Blue Fan barely reaches half the height of most other Kuja. She has a rounded face framed by orange brown hair and favors scanty, revealing outfits. The opening sequence Share the World recolors her with darker skin and blonde hair.

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Personality

A cheerful expression is her default. She appears devoted to the Kuja Pirates and the crew she sails with.

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History

Strength is implied of her, since only the mightiest warriors earn a place aboard the Kuja ship. She was present in the Calm Belt when Vice Admiral Momonga sought an audience with Hancock, and after the empress petrified his men, the crew sailed home. Once Luffy was hauled into the island's arena as a trespasser, Blue Fan watched him drop Bacura with one punch and unleash Supreme King Haki against Sandersonia and Marigold. She welcomed the revived Marguerite, joined the celebration with Luffy, and saw the empress off as she left to aid his rescue of Ace. Later she stretched Luffy's arm after he rang the Ox Bell, bid him farewell again near Sabaody, and helped the Kuja hold off the Marines so the Straw Hats could press on toward Fish-Man Island. During the Wano era, Amazon Lily came under assault from the Marines and the Blackbeard Pirates, and she watched in alarm as Blackbeard seized and neutralized Hancock until Silvers Rayleigh arrived to drive the attackers off.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Blue Fan in One Piece?

Blue Fan is a member of the Kuja Pirates who sails with Boa Hancock out of Amazon Lily. She witnessed Luffy's arrival on the island and later helped cover the Straw Hats' escape toward Fish-Man Island.

What does Blue Fan look like?

Blue Fan is small and plump compared to her towering Kuja crewmates, barely reaching half their height. She has a rounded face framed by orange brown hair and favors the revealing outfits typical of the Kuja Pirates.

What did Blue Fan witness when Luffy arrived at Amazon Lily?

Blue Fan watched Luffy drop the gladiator Bacura with one punch after he was hauled into the island's arena as a trespasser, and later saw him unleash Supreme King Haki against Sandersonia and Marigold.

What did Blue Fan do to help the Straw Hats escape?

Blue Fan helped the Kuja Pirates hold off the Marines near Sabaody so the Straw Hats could press on toward Fish-Man Island, after earlier stretching Luffy's arm when he rang the Ox Bell.

What happened to Blue Fan when Amazon Lily was attacked by Blackbeard?

When Amazon Lily came under assault from the Marines and the Blackbeard Pirates, Blue Fan watched in alarm as Blackbeard seized and neutralized Boa Hancock, until Silvers Rayleigh arrived to drive the attackers off.

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