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Egana from One Piece in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Egana is a West Blue resident who employs Margarita. He appears briefly during the Thriller Bark Arc, where his warmth shows the moment his worker recovers something she had lost.

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Appearance

Egana is a slender man who slicks his brown hair back and sports a modest mustache. For clothing he keeps to a plain white shirt finished with a tan collar.

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Personality

A genuinely good-natured man, Egana showed his kindness by offering to throw a celebration once Margarita got her shadow back.

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History

During the Thriller Bark Arc, Egana first reacts with alarm when Margarita lets some of his rare plates slip from her hands. His shock melts away the instant he notices that her shadow has returned to her, and his delight is so great that he proposes marking the occasion with a celebration.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Egana in One Piece?

Egana is a West Blue resident who employs Margarita. He appears briefly during the Thriller Bark Arc, where his warmth shows the moment his worker recovers something she had lost.

Where does Egana live?

Egana resides in the West Blue.

What happens when Margarita drops Egana's plates?

Egana reacts with alarm when Margarita lets some of his rare plates slip from her hands, but his shock melts away the instant he notices her shadow has returned to her.

What is Egana's personality like?

Egana is a genuinely good-natured man, shown by his offer to throw a celebration once Margarita got her shadow back.

When does Egana first appear in One Piece?

Egana first appears in Chapter 483 and Episode 375 of One Piece, during the Thriller Bark Arc.

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