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Fred is a non-canon Jail Island local from Steel City, introduced through the game One Piece: World Seeker. A onetime Marine cargo worker raising his sister alongside his aunt, he idolized the Navy until a corrupt deal opened his eyes.

Status: Alive
Gender: Male
First Appearance: One Piece: World Seeker
Crew & Affiliations: Pro-Marine faction
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Appearance

Of fairly average build, Fred keeps his dark green hair combed straight back and wears glasses, with a scruff of stubble along his jaw. His outfit is a green button-down left open at the collar, a darker green vest layered over it, and white dress trousers held by a belt.

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Personality

Doing right by his aunt and sister drives Fred, and at first that devotion fed a worship of the Marines and a loathing of pirates, since pirates had murdered his parents. He would square up to any wanted outlaw, no matter how badly outmatched. Witnessing the Navy strike a crooked bargain shattered that admiration and taught him both sides were murkier than he had assumed. Humble enough to own his errors, he took his aunt's scolding without complaint even when his sister felt she went too far, and he stayed fond of the anti-Marine leader Jeanne. He also leans superstitious, growing skittish after hearing a graveyard ghost rumor.

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History

Pirates killed Fred's parents long ago, leaving him and his little sister Anna to be raised by their aunt Miranda. To support the household, Fred worked away from home, taking a job hauling cargo for the Marines. He was muttering worried hopes about Jeanne on a Sogyoku Town street when Luffy approached, briefly spooking him into thinking the pirate was the rumored graveyard ghost, and he directed Luffy to find Jeanne there.

Later, after learning Luffy's identity, Fred acted hostile toward him in Steel City before reporting to a post beside the Sea Prison. A Marine called Merlin told him to move explosive cargo, and Fred was disgusted to find a pirate standing as the customer. He refused to obey, prompting the shady pair to try to kill him, until Luffy and Jeanne arrived and Luffy beat down Merlin and the pirate. Grateful and stunned that a pirate had come to his aid, Fred returned to his family and confessed what he had done, accepting Miranda's harsh rebuke even as Anna defended him, and promised to think more carefully next time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Fred in One Piece?

Fred is a non-canon Jail Island local from Steel City, introduced in the game One Piece: World Seeker. He is a onetime Marine cargo worker raising his sister alongside his aunt.

Why did Fred admire the Marines?

Fred idolized the Navy and hated pirates because pirates had murdered his parents, and he would square up to any wanted outlaw no matter how badly outmatched.

What changed Fred's view of the Marines?

Witnessing the Navy strike a corrupt weapons deal with a pirate shattered Fred's admiration and taught him both sides were murkier than he had assumed.

How did Luffy help Fred?

When a Marine named Merlin and a pirate tried to kill Fred after he refused to move explosive cargo, Luffy and Jeanne arrived and Luffy beat down both attackers.

Who are Fred's family members?

Fred lives with his aunt Miranda and his younger sister Anna in Steel City on Jail Island, having lost his parents to pirates.

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