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Guyle is an anime-only member of the Phoenix Pirates, a crew enslaved by the Accino Family. Aggressive and devoted to his comrades, he features throughout the filler Ice Hunter Arc as the crew fights to win back their stolen flags.

English Voice: Elias Taylorson
Japanese Voice: Mahito Ohba
Status: non-canon, alive
Crew & Affiliations: Phoenix Pirates, Accino Family
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Appearance

Tan-skinned and powerfully built, Guyle sports yellow dreadlocks bundled up with a handkerchief and a black, anchor-shaped beard framing a prominent nose. A spherical pendant hangs at his neck.

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Personality

Like his crewmates, Guyle is fiercely protective of the Phoenix Pirates and clings to the belief that their captain Puzzle is destined to be Pirate King; Vigaro's death struck him hard. He carries a strong sense of honor, taking up arms against the Accino Family to recover the crew's flag. Where some of his fellows hold back, he leans toward open aggression, launching the assault on Sanji, Franky, and Robin and even floating the idea of deposing Stansen, seizing the Thousand Sunny, and turning it against their captors.

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Abilities

Guyle is reasonably strong, having helped the crew push into the New World, though the foes they met there proved overwhelming and drove them back to Paradise. The Phoenix Pirates could not best the Accino Family on their own, but they did manage to rout a swarm of Domo Penguins. He fights with a sword and handles it with fair competence.

His backstory traces the crew's journey from Paradise into the New World, where stronger enemies cost them Vigaro and forced a retreat. The Accino Family then defeated them, confiscated their flag, and pressed them into luring other crews to be robbed. During the Ice Hunter Arc the Phoenix Pirates posed as raided fishermen to ensnare the Straw Hats, drugging their food and drink, but Sanji, Franky, and Robin feigned sleep and confronted them. Guyle, Sutton, and Basil traded blows with the trio until Stansen ordered a retreat. After Brindo humiliated the crew aboard their own ship, Luffy intervened, and a chain of clashes with the Accino Family followed. Guyle and the others rescued Luffy from the sea, battled penguins at Lovely Land, and ultimately set sail again for the New World beside the Straw Hats, charging happily back into a final skirmish with Campacino so their allies could press on.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Guyle in One Piece?

Guyle is an anime-only member of the Phoenix Pirates, a crew enslaved by the Accino Family, who appears throughout the filler Ice Hunter Arc.

What crew does Guyle belong to?

Guyle belongs to the Phoenix Pirates, a crew he believes is destined to see their captain Puzzle become Pirate King.

What is Guyle's personality like?

Guyle is fiercely protective of his crewmates and carries a strong sense of honor, leaning toward open aggression more than some of his fellow Phoenix Pirates, even proposing to seize the Thousand Sunny from their captors.

What weapon does Guyle use?

Guyle fights with a sword, which he wielded with fair competence during clashes with the Accino Family and against Sanji, Franky, and Robin.

How does Guyle's story end in the Ice Hunter Arc?

Guyle and the Phoenix Pirates eventually set sail again for the New World alongside the Straw Hats, charging happily into a final skirmish with Campacino so their allies could move on.

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