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Curve is a Marine serving under Chief Petty Officer Straight, appearing only in One Piece Film: Gold. He partners with his superior in the Gran Tesoro Turtle Car Race, where blind obedience to orders ends their run in disaster.

English Voice: David Trosko
Japanese Voice: Ryō Narita
Status: non-canon
First Appearance (Movie): One Piece Film: Gold
Crew & Affiliations: Marines
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Appearance

A heavy belly and a big, ruddy nose mark Curve out. His getup is standard Marine issue, a vest worn with a sunhat capped by a blue ball, and goggles shield his eyes.

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Personality

Curve follows Straight without question, obeying his commands even when he disagrees with them.

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Abilities

He is a capable driver in the Turtle Car Race, though his skill is undercut by Straight's insistence that he only ever drive straight ahead.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Curve in One Piece?

Curve is a Marine who appears only in One Piece Film: Gold, serving under Chief Petty Officer Straight in the Gran Tesoro Turtle Car Race.

What role does Curve play in Film: Gold?

Curve drives for the Marines in the Turtle Car Race inside Gran Tesoro's casino, working alongside his superior Straight, who mans the guns.

How does Curve's race end?

Curve warns Straight about an approaching 180 degree bend, but Straight orders him to keep driving straight ahead, sending their car off the course and into a pool of gold.

What is Curve's personality like?

Curve follows his superior Straight without question, obeying his commands even when he privately disagrees with them.

What does Curve look like?

Curve has a heavy belly and a big, ruddy nose, and wears standard Marine issue with a vest, a sunhat topped by a blue ball, and goggles.

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