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Blyue is a non-canon giant and one-time member of the Giant Warrior Pirates who serves as the chief villain of the video game One Piece: Round the Land. Stranded for a century, he runs a sham resort to lure pirates and force them through arena-style trials.

Devil Fruit: Mini Mini no Mi
Japanese Va: Mitsuru Miyamoto
Status: non-canon
First Appearance: One Piece: Round the Land
Crew & Affiliations: Giant Warrior Pirates
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Appearance

Towering and evenly built, Blyue carries muscle across his frame without looking lopsided. Red hair falls loose around his head, matched by a goatee in the same shade. His outfit mirrors that of his old crew: a horned, skull-shaped helmet, a green coat, and a white fur scarf draped over the shoulders.

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Personality

Convinced that his captain had perished, Blyue took deep offense at being abandoned by the rest of the band, and that grievance fuels a single ambition: to sail again as a pirate once he can rebuild a crew around himself.

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History

A hundred years before the game's events, Blyue crewed under Dorry and Brogy until their vessel went down in a fierce storm. Each side assumed the other had drowned, yet he washed up alive on an island billed as a holiday spot for pirates. Stewing over his abandonment and inspired by the so-called Legend of the Blue, which promised to grant any wish, he opened a hotel and dispatched guests on treasure hunts. For a century no one came, until Monkey D. Luffy and his crew finally arrived. Blyue seized Nefertari Vivi as a hostage and goaded the Straw Hats into clearing his resort's themed gauntlet against their former enemies. Once Vivi slipped free he battled Luffy directly. He lost the fight, but his wish came true all the same and the Blue shattered. Learning from Luffy that Dorry and Brogy still lived, he was overjoyed, apologized, and resolved to find a crew as fine as the Straw Hats one day.

As a giant, Blyue commands enormous power and stamina befitting his race. He had also swallowed the Mini Mini no Mi, a Paramecia fruit that lets him shrink himself down so he can deal with smaller folk more easily, and he favors a horseman's axe along with a shield he swings as an offensive tool rather than for cover.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Blyue in One Piece?

Blyue is a non-canon giant who appears as the main antagonist of the video game One Piece: Round the Land, where he runs a sham pirate resort on a remote island.

What is Blyue's Devil Fruit power?

Blyue ate the Mini Mini no Mi, a Paramecia type Devil Fruit that lets him shrink his enormous giant body down to a smaller size.

How did Blyue end up stranded on his island?

Blyue crewed under Dorry and Brogy until their ship sank in a storm a century before the game's events. Each side assumed the other had drowned, and Blyue washed up alone on an island billed as a holiday spot for pirates.

What happens when Blyue fights Luffy?

Blyue takes Nefertari Vivi hostage and forces the Straw Hats through his resort's themed trials, then battles Luffy directly once Vivi slips free, but he loses the fight.

Does Blyue ever learn what happened to Dorry and Brogy?

Yes, after his fight with Luffy, Blyue learns that Dorry and Brogy are still alive, which leaves him overjoyed and apologetic for having assumed they had died.

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