Candy Pirates
CharacterThe Candy Pirates are a confectionery-themed pirate crew introduced in the CP9's Independent Report cover story. After raiding the town of St. Poplar, they were swiftly and brutally wiped out by the CP9 agents who happened to be passing through.
Appearance
The crew leans fully into its sweet-tooth motif. Every member fixes a wrapped candy atop their head, and their captain wears two, one on either side. Their vessel is a plain pirate ship whose skull figurehead trades ordinary jaws for a candy-wrapper design.
Personality
As a band they operate as town-raiding marauders, descending on settlements to pillage and intimidate the residents, with their captain Candy leading the charge sword in hand.
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History
The crew stormed St. Poplar during one of its raids, unaware that the agents of CP9 had recently escaped Enies Lobby and washed up in the very same town. Rob Lucci went straight for the captain while the rest of CP9 tore through the remaining members. The locals were left aghast when Lucci pushed his assault past defeat, stamping down on the captain's skull in a show of excessive justice. With the crew decimated, CP9 commandeered the Candy Pirates' ship to sail away from St. Poplar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the Candy Pirates in One Piece?
The Candy Pirates are a confectionery-themed pirate crew in One Piece, introduced in the CP9's Independent Report cover story. They raided the town of St. Poplar before being wiped out by the CP9 agents who happened to be passing through.
What happened to the Candy Pirates?
The Candy Pirates were swiftly and brutally defeated after raiding St. Poplar, not realizing CP9 agents who had recently escaped Enies Lobby were in the same town. Rob Lucci struck down their captain while the rest of CP9 tore through the remaining crew, leaving the pirates disbanded.
What is the Candy Pirates' appearance theme?
Every member of the Candy Pirates wears a wrapped candy fixed atop their head, with their captain wearing two, one on each side. Their ship carries a skull figurehead whose jaws are shaped like a candy wrapper instead of ordinary teeth.
Who is the captain of the Candy Pirates?
The Candy Pirates are led by their captain, Candy, who leads raids sword in hand and is ultimately defeated by Rob Lucci.
What ship do the Candy Pirates use?
The Candy Pirates sail a plain pirate ship distinguished by its candy-wrapper-themed skull figurehead. After the crew's defeat, CP9 commandeered the ship to sail away from St. Poplar.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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