Appearance
Trim and athletic, Glass keeps his medium-length hair swept back from a front part. His outfit pairs a white short-sleeved button shirt trimmed in blue and gold with white shorts and white boots over black soles. A matching blue and gold belt circles his waist, blue wristbands edged in gold sit on his arms, and a high-collared Marine coat lined in blue completes the ensemble.
Personality
Glass is a faithful underling who carries out whatever his superior commands, going so far as to hold up a mirror for Balzac whenever it is needed.
History
In combat Glass fights with a three-pronged trishula, wielding it skillfully enough to trade blows with Sanji. He helped Balzac and the Prisoner Unit rig a snare for the Straw Hat crew on Maze Island as the pirates sailed toward the Pirates Festival. The Marines contacted Admiral Kizaru to share their scheme before engaging the crew, and Glass squared off against Sanji during the brawl. Once Luffy brought down Balzac, Glass and the others pulled back.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Glass in One Piece?
Glass is a Marine who answers to Vice Admiral Balzac and serves as a secondary villain in the non-canon One Piece Premier Show 2019. He clashes with the Straw Hat Pirates on their way to the Pirates Festival.
What weapon does Glass use?
Glass fights with a three pronged trishula, a polearm he wields skillfully enough to trade blows with Sanji.
Who does Glass serve under in the Marines?
Glass is a loyal underling of Vice Admiral Balzac, following his superior's every command, even holding up a mirror for him whenever needed.
What happens to Glass in the One Piece Premier Show 2019?
Glass helps Balzac and the Prisoner Unit set a trap for the Straw Hat crew on Maze Island, then fights Sanji once the ambush begins. He and the others pull back after Luffy defeats Balzac.
What does Glass look like?
Glass is trim and athletic with medium length hair swept back from a front part. He wears a white short sleeved button shirt trimmed in blue and gold, white shorts and boots, and a high collared Marine coat lined in blue.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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