Ishigo Shitemanna
CharacterIshigo Shitemanna is a valuables appraiser working in Water 7. He briefly deals with the Straw Hats when they bring him their Skypiean gold to exchange, trying to short-change them before Nami threatens him into paying full value during the Water 7 Arc.
Appearance
Shitemanna is a fair skinned man topped with cropped black hair and a broad, sharply pointed mustache. His outfit pairs a white shirt with purple overalls.
Personality
He is dishonest enough to cheat unfamiliar clients out of a fair price, yet spineless enough to cave the instant anyone leans on him. For all that, his eye for the worth of goods is genuinely sharp.
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History
When Luffy, Nami, and Usopp carried their Skypiean gold in to be cashed out, Shitemanna grew visibly thrilled at how fine it was, then lowballed the figure at one hundred million Berries. Luffy and Usopp accepted happily, but Nami saw through the trick and, after warning him about Luffy's bounty and hinting at force, scared him into paying the true sum of three hundred million Berries. The anime adds that he had been appraising for twenty five years. His name plays on a Japanese phrase meaning roughly that one did good work, a wry jab at a man who only performs when pressured, and a popularity poll rendered it as Verree Finework.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened in episode 231 of One Piece?
Episode 231 marks the first appearance of Ishigo Shitemanna, a valuables appraiser in Water 7 who tries to lowball the Straw Hats when they bring in their Skypiean gold to exchange for cash.
Who is Ishigo Shitemanna in One Piece?
Ishigo Shitemanna is a valuables appraiser working in Water 7. He briefly deals with the Straw Hats when they bring him their Skypiean gold to exchange, trying to short-change them before Nami threatens him into paying full value.
How did Nami stop Ishigo Shitemanna from cheating the Straw Hats?
After Ishigo Shitemanna lowballed the Straw Hats' Skypiean gold at one hundred million Berries, Nami saw through the trick and, after warning him about Luffy's bounty and hinting at force, scared him into paying the true sum of three hundred million Berries.
What is Ishigo Shitemanna's English name in the popularity poll?
A One Piece popularity poll rendered Ishigo Shitemanna's name as Verree Finework, a play on the Japanese phrase behind his original name meaning roughly that one did good work.
What is Ishigo Shitemanna's personality like?
Ishigo Shitemanna is dishonest enough to cheat unfamiliar clients out of a fair price, yet spineless enough to cave the instant anyone leans on him, though his eye for the true worth of goods is genuinely sharp.
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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