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Emeraude

Character

Emeraude is an angelfish fish-woman and one of the Precieuses, a trio who once sailed with the Simon Pirates. She features in the game Great Hidden Treasure of the Nanatsu Islands, clashing with the Straw Hats before parting from them on friendly terms.

Status: Alive
First Appearance: Great Hidden Treasure of the Nanatsu Islands
Crew & Affiliations: Simon Pirates (Precieuses) (former)
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Appearance

Slim and wheat-toned, Emeraude has green eyes and a long fall of stiff white hair.

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Personality

She holds Gad dear, taking up his cause and seeking payback after he failed to knock the Straw Hats off their course. Ordinarily composed, she grows anxious the moment anyone deduces her fish-woman heritage and startles easily at sudden events such as an ambush.

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History

As a fish-woman, Emeraude has roughly ten times the strength of a land-bound human, doubled again underwater, a power she displayed by tearing apart a large whirlpool. She fights with a spear and handles it skillfully, once using it to fend off an amorous Sanji. Her techniques include Vert Triomphant, which heals her, Saphir, and Rubis, and the combination move Archange Tricolore, in which the three summon colored columns of spiraling water to strike several foes at once.

While Wadatsumi ferried the Straw Hats between islands, Emeraude leapt from the sea with Saphir and Rubis and perched on a rock, catching Sanji's eye before the three attacked him and introduced themselves as Simon Pirates. They then turned on the crew to avenge Gad's failure, lost, and dove back into the water. The three battled the Straw Hats once more inside a cave on Yo Island and lost again, after which a Master of the Waters moved to attack them, only for Gad to arrive and shield them alongside Sanji. Following Gad's second defeat, the group left the cave. Once the Shushibaruba was beaten, the Precieuses and Gad bid the Straw Hats farewell, resolving to form a crew free of prejudice between humans and fish-folk.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Emeraude in One Piece?

Emeraude is an angelfish fish-woman and one of the Precieuses, a trio who sailed with the Simon Pirates, appearing in the game Great Hidden Treasure of the Nanatsu Islands.

What weapon does Emeraude use?

Emeraude fights with a spear, which she handles skillfully, even using it once to fend off an overly amorous Sanji.

What techniques does Emeraude use in battle?

Emeraude uses a technique called Vert Triomphant, which heals her, along with Saphir and Rubis, and she joins her crewmates for Archange Tricolore, summoning colored columns of spiraling water to strike multiple foes at once.

Why does Emeraude fight the Straw Hat Pirates?

Emeraude fights the Straw Hat Pirates to avenge her crewmate Gad, whose failure to stop the crew she takes personally and seeks payback for.

How does Emeraude's story with the Straw Hats end?

After the Straw Hats defeat the Shushibaruba, Emeraude and her fellow Precieuses part ways with them on friendly terms, resolving to form a crew free of prejudice between humans and fish-folk.

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