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Cal is a non-canon member of the Lytton Food Thieves who posed as a faithful servant to Cello, the King of Cream Mist. Planted undercover by his real crew, he plays a minor villain in the WonderSwan Color title One Piece: Treasure Wars.

Status: non-canon
Crew & Affiliations: Lytton Food Thieves, Cream Mist (former)

Occupations

PirateServant (former)
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Appearance

Cal has greyish skin, a crooked grin, a thin nose, oversized ears, and a jutting chin. Dark rings sit beneath his eyes, several of his teeth are missing, and his short hair is grey. He dresses in a pink scarf fastened by a snake-head brooch, a brown shirt with broad white cuffs, black gloves, dark trousers, and boots with large triangular buckles. A thick belt with a matching buckle crosses his left shoulder, holding a sheath that carries an enormous knife.

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Personality

Cal is a schemer who played the part of Cello's devoted aide while secretly betraying him on behalf of the Lytton Food Thieves. Stripped of his comrades, he turns timid and folds quickly under pressure. He has a distinctive way of laughing, a clipped "Hihhihhi."

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Abilities

Cal shows no real combat strength, surrendering the instant his captain Lytton was beaten. His only weapon is a blade shaped like a giant kitchen knife. Throughout Treasure Wars he fed Cello progress reports as the Straw Hats collected Life Gems on Cream Mist, reassuring the nervous king at each stage. When Cello fretted about pirates reaching his mansion, Cal introduced his "trusted friend" Helsing to intercept them, and after Helsing fell he produced yet another fighter. Once Lytton finally revealed himself, Cello grasped that Cal had been in league with him the whole time, and Cal obediently restrained the king on Lytton's order. After the Straw Hats defeated Lytton inside the mansion, Cal panicked, gave up the location of the stolen Eternal Pose, and was hauled off to jail by Smoker alongside his captain.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Cal in One Piece?

Cal is a non-canon character from One Piece: Treasure Wars who poses as a loyal servant to Cello, the King of Cream Mist, while secretly working for the Lytton Food Thieves.

What is Cal's role in One Piece: Treasure Wars?

Cal feeds Cello reassuring progress reports as the Straw Hats search Cream Mist for Life Gems, all while secretly undermining the king on behalf of his true captain, Lytton.

Is Cal a strong fighter?

No, Cal shows no real combat strength in One Piece: Treasure Wars, surrendering as soon as his captain Lytton is defeated.

What happens to Cal at the end of Treasure Wars?

After the Straw Hats defeat Lytton inside Cello's mansion, Cal panics, gives up the location of the stolen Eternal Pose, and is hauled off to jail by Smoker alongside his captain.

What does Cal look like?

Cal has grey skin, missing teeth, a crooked grin, and oversized ears, and dresses in a pink scarf, brown shirt, and dark trousers, with an enormous knife sheathed across his shoulder.

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