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Gal is a member of the Marines' G-5 branch. Bearing a non-canon name, he is best remembered for a flashback in which he innocently relays Vergo's cover story to Tashigi before the traitor's exposure on Punk Hazard.

English Va: Tyson Rinehart
Japanese Va: Kazunari Tanaka
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 680
Crew & Affiliations: Marines, G-5
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Appearance

Gal is a stocky, fair-skinned man with a wide midsection and a small nose set above a large mouth that is missing a front tooth. His red hair stands on end, and a scar cuts across the area above his left eye. His outfit combines a sleeveless blue shirt with light-blue pants, black shoes, brown gloves, a brown belt, and a brown cloak, and a tattoo reading G-5 marks his left arm.

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Personality

Courteous and trusting by nature, Gal spoke warmly with Tashigi and took Vergo's lies at face value, never suspecting the deception beneath them.

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Abilities

Little is documented about Gal's combat strength, though the anime shows him fighting with a sword. As one of the G-5 Marines under Smoker and Tashigi, he took part in the unit's harrowing campaign on Punk Hazard. When Tashigi asked where Vergo went during his absences, Gal told her the officer claimed to visit a sick sister in his hometown. The branch sailed to Punk Hazard answering a samurai's distress call, clashed with Trafalgar Law, who cut their ship and even split Tashigi, and weathered the mind-switch of their two superiors. The Marines fought through the spreading Shinokuni gas alongside the Straw Hat Pirates, helped rescue the kidnapped children, and were stunned by Vergo's open betrayal before Sanji stepped in to defend Tashigi. By the arc's end the unit had reached an uneasy truce with the crew, came to quietly admit their gratitude, and witnessed Doflamingo's brutal assault on Smoker followed by Kuzan's intervention.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Gal in One Piece?

Gal is a member of the Marines' G-5 branch under Smoker and Tashigi. He is best remembered for a flashback in which he unknowingly repeats Vergo's cover story before Vergo's betrayal is exposed on Punk Hazard.

What did Gal tell Tashigi about Vergo?

When Tashigi asked where Vergo went during his absences, Gal told her that the officer claimed to be visiting a sick sister in his hometown. This cover story later proved false when Vergo was exposed as a mole.

What does Gal look like?

Gal is a stocky, fair-skinned man with a wide midsection, a small nose, and a large mouth missing a front tooth. His red hair stands on end, a scar cuts above his left eye, and a G-5 tattoo marks his left arm.

What happened to the G-5 Marines on Punk Hazard?

The G-5 Marines, including Gal, sailed to Punk Hazard answering a samurai's distress call, clashed with Trafalgar Law, and fought through the spreading Shinokuni gas alongside the Straw Hat Pirates. They eventually helped rescue kidnapped children and reached an uneasy truce with the crew.

Is Gal's name canon in One Piece?

No, Gal's name is non-canon. He first appeared in Chapter 680 and Episode 606, voiced by Kazunari Tanaka in Japanese and Tyson Rinehart in English.

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