Ipponmatsu's Brothers
CharacterIpponmatsu's Brothers are five non-canon younger siblings of the Loguetown swordsmith who appear in the game One Piece: Treasure Wars. Scattered across the islands of Cream Mist, they hand out stamps and grant bonuses to players who track them down.
Appearance
Each of the five brothers is a perfect copy of Ipponmatsu, so much so that the game simply recycles his character portrait for all of them. They are short, tan-skinned men whose black hair fans out toward the sides of their heads, with red noses, the only notable change being the green shirts they wear in place of his blue one.
Personality
The siblings are compulsive stamp-givers, pressing a stamp on anyone they run into whether or not it was asked for. When that person already holds at least one stamp from another brother, they follow up with a reward.
History
Within One Piece: Treasure Wars, the brothers number five in all, named Nihonmatsu, Sanbonmatsu, Yonhonmatsu, Gohonmatsu, and Ropponmatsu. A player meets them by landing on a particular square on each of the Cream Mist island maps, with one stationed on every island: Nihonmatsu on Malti Island, Sanbonmatsu on Sorbi Island, Yonhonmatsu on Oligo Island, Gohonmatsu on Xyli Island, and Ropponmatsu on Granu Island. Finding a single brother yields a stamp, while collecting two or more earns the player a Jolly Roger item or an attack boost for that map. Their names extend the wordplay of Ipponmatsu's own, counting upward from his ippon, meaning one point, through the words for two, three, four, five, and six points.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are Ipponmatsu's Brothers in One Piece?
Ipponmatsu's Brothers are five non-canon younger siblings of the Loguetown swordsmith Ipponmatsu who appear only in the game One Piece: Treasure Wars. They are scattered across the islands of Cream Mist, where they hand out stamps and bonuses to players.
What game do Ipponmatsu's Brothers appear in?
Ipponmatsu's Brothers appear exclusively in the video game One Piece: Treasure Wars, where they are non-canon characters found on the Cream Mist island maps.
What are the names of Ipponmatsu's five brothers?
Ipponmatsu's five brothers are named Nihonmatsu, Sanbonmatsu, Yonhonmatsu, Gohonmatsu, and Ropponmatsu, with the names counting upward from Ipponmatsu's own to mark two through six points.
What do you get from meeting Ipponmatsu's Brothers in Treasure Wars?
Finding a single one of Ipponmatsu's Brothers yields a stamp, while collecting stamps from two or more of the brothers earns the player a Jolly Roger item or an attack boost on that map.
Where can each of Ipponmatsu's Brothers be found?
Ipponmatsu's Brothers are each stationed on a different Cream Mist island: Nihonmatsu on Malti Island, Sanbonmatsu on Sorbi Island, Yonhonmatsu on Oligo Island, Gohonmatsu on Xyli Island, and Ropponmatsu on Granu Island.
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