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Crown is a non-canon henchman serving the Deacon in the One Piece Premier Show 2007. He joins the takeover of Atoll and ends up defeated by Luffy during the clash with the Straw Hat Pirates.

Status: Alive
Gender: Male
First Appearance: One Piece Premier Show 2007
Crew & Affiliations: The Deacon
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Appearance

Crown is a lean man whose skin is smudged with dirt. He wears a brown vest bearing a yellow smiley face over one breast, fingerless black gloves, elbow pads, and dark red trousers patched with brown.

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Personality

Loyal to the Deacon, Crown also comes across as easygoing and none too sharp, happily dancing alongside Ox and Luffy before it dawned on him that Luffy was actually his foe.

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History

Crown trailed the Deacon to Atoll and helped seize the island by force. Sent with Ox to recover treasure hidden on the seabed, the pair crossed paths with the Buggy Pirates during the search. When the Deacon ordered his men against the Straw Hats, Crown and Ox instead danced with a heavyset Luffy until they realized he was the enemy, at which point Luffy smashed the two together and knocked them out. What became of Crown after Atoll fell and his master died is unknown.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Crown in One Piece?

Crown is a non-canon henchman who serves the Deacon in the One Piece Premier Show 2007, joining the takeover of Atoll before being defeated by Luffy.

What does Crown look like?

Crown is a lean man with dirt smudged skin who wears a brown vest with a yellow smiley face, fingerless black gloves, elbow pads, and patched dark red trousers.

What weapon does Crown use?

Crown carries a long pistol, though how skilled he is with it has never been shown.

How was Crown defeated?

Crown and his partner Ox were dancing alongside a disguised Luffy until they realized he was their enemy, and Luffy then smashed the two together and knocked them out.

What happened to Crown after the Deacon was defeated?

What became of Crown after Atoll fell and the Deacon died is unknown.

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