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Isshi-100

Character

On Drum Island, a hundred-strong corps of physicians answers to the legendary elder doctor Kureha. Once a fearful band of twenty pressed into a tyrant's service, these surgeons later turned grief into resolve and now look after the health of every resident of the Sakura Kingdom.

First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 136: A Man Named Dalton
Crew & Affiliations: Sakura Kingdom, Bliking Pirates (disbanded), Drum Kingdom (former)
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Appearance

Although the doctors differ in height and build, every one of them dresses the same way. Surgical scrubs, gloves, a mask, and tinted glasses combine to leave almost no skin uncovered. Adding to the uniform look, they tend to hold their hands up in the exaggerated pose of a surgeon ready to operate.

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Personality

While bound to King Wapol, the doctors privately loathed him just as the rest of the populace did, going along with his demands only so they could keep themselves alive. Witnessing the rogue physician Hiriluk give his life convinced them never to abandon hope, and they kept sharpening their craft in the belief that one day it would let them help their fellow countrymen.

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History

The group began as the twenty doctors who submitted to Wapol during his campaign to hunt down every healer on Drum Island, a purge meant to make the people beg him for treatment. Those twenty earned the name Isshi-20 and were the island's only physicians apart from Kureha and Hiriluk. After Wapol staged a false rumor that the corps had fallen ill, Hiriluk rushed to the castle, discovered the deception, and took his own life before them. When the Blackbeard Pirates drove Wapol off the island, he dragged the Isshi-20 along with him.

Upon his return, the doctors patched up Wapol even after Dalton struck off his head, and the king then deserted them in an avalanche. Surviving that, they saved a gravely wounded Dalton and won the trust of the townsfolk. Once Wapol was beaten for good, the islanders forgave the physicians and welcomed them back. Two years on, the corps swelled to a hundred members serving Kureha at the Sakura Kingdom's medical center, adopting a new banner that joins the cross on Chopper's hat to an outline resembling the one Hiriluk wore.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the flag of the Isshi-100?

The flag of the Isshi-100 joins the cross from Tony Tony Chopper's hat to an outline resembling the emblem Dr. Hiriluk wore, a banner adopted after the corps grew to a hundred members serving Dr. Kureha in the Sakura Kingdom.

What happened to the doctors on Drum Island?

The doctors on Drum Island originally numbered twenty and were pressed into service by King Wapol during his purge of the island's healers, becoming known as the Isshi-20. After Wapol abandoned them in an avalanche and was later defeated for good, the islanders forgave the physicians, and the corps grew to a hundred members known as the Isshi-100 serving under Dr. Kureha.

Who leads the Isshi-100?

The Isshi-100 answers to the legendary elder doctor Kureha at the Sakura Kingdom's medical center. The group traces back to the twenty doctors, known as the Isshi-20, who were forced to submit to King Wapol's rule.

Why did Dr. Hiriluk's death matter to the Isshi-100?

Witnessing the rogue physician Hiriluk give his life convinced the doctors of the Isshi-100 never to abandon hope, and they kept sharpening their craft in the belief that it would one day let them help their fellow countrymen.

What do the Isshi-100 doctors wear?

Every member of the Isshi-100 dresses alike in surgical scrubs, gloves, a mask, and tinted glasses that leave almost no skin uncovered, and they tend to hold their hands up in the exaggerated pose of a surgeon ready to operate.

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