Appearance
Eisha keeps his black hair cut short and wears a Marine cap above it, otherwise dressed in the standard issue Marine uniform.
Abilities
For a weapon, Eisha carries a compact water gun, which he turns into the centerpiece of his marksmanship routine.
History
Eisha took the stage at the WANTED public display, showing off his aim by throwing in a few kicks and firing at the ground while bellowing "EISHURA EISHURA EISHOMUSHAMEISHA!" Once the acts wrapped up, he joined the other Marines in mingling with the audience and coaxing onlookers up to perform their own talents, and he later assisted in the arrest of Demalo Black. He shares his act with two other Marines, Hoisha and Chusuke, all three portrayed by the same performer who simply yells whichever name has been chosen for the given show.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Eisha in One Piece?
Eisha is a non-canon Marine officer featured in the WANTED special. He is one of several near-identical showman Marines who entertain a crowd before helping make an arrest.
What weapon does Eisha use?
Eisha carries a compact water gun, which he turns into the centerpiece of his marksmanship routine.
What does Eisha do at the WANTED special?
At the WANTED public display, Eisha shows off his aim with kicks and shots at the ground while shouting his catchphrase, then joins the other Marines in coaxing the audience to perform.
Who are Eisha's fellow performers?
Eisha shares his act with two other Marines, Hoisha and Chusuke, all three portrayed by the same performer who yells whichever name is chosen for the show.
Is Eisha a canon character?
No, Eisha is a non-canon character who first appeared in the WANTED special.
Sources & Information
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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