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Lytton

Character

Lytton the Well-Fed captains the Lytton Food Thieves and stands as the chief villain of the WonderSwan Color title One Piece: Treasure Wars. A gourmet obsessed with rare delicacies, he schemes and manipulates his way toward the Life Gems before the Straw Hats stop him.

Status: Alive
First Appearance: One Piece: Treasure Wars
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Appearance

Lytton is a middle-aged figure with pinkish skin, his short white hair curling across the right of his brow above a trim white goatee. His outfit centers on a high-collared blue suit lined in red with yellow buttons, worn over black trousers, brown gloves, and brown boots.

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Personality

Driven by an appetite for exotic cuisine from every corner of the world, Lytton will stop at nothing to satisfy it, and he much prefers setting others to the labor over doing it himself. Arrogance runs deep in him; he boasts that his own strength has grown dull from lack of challenge. He holds genuine respect for talented cooks like Sanji and would happily press such people into his crew.

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Abilities

As a feared and formidable pirate captain leading the Lytton Food Thieves, his reputation alone was enough to frighten Cello, and his swordswoman subordinate Helsing praised his power; he proved it by flattening every guard in Cello's mansion. His signature weapon is the Nailpaddle, a polearm he can swing as a spear, a blade, or even a giant spoon to suit his culinary obsession. In the game he tracked the Straw Hats' progress with Helsing as the crew gathered Life Gems, then went to see them himself. After Helsing fell on Xyli Island, he had Cal present him to the terrified King Cello, revealing he had been pulling the strings all along and ordering Cal to bind the king. When the crew reached Granu Island and the fifth gem, Lytton demanded the lot, lost the ensuing fight, and was hauled away under arrest by Smoker alongside Cal. He also makes a cameo in the sequel, Treasure Wars 2, hosting an unlockable Granu Island stage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Lytton in One Piece?

Lytton the Well-Fed is the captain of the Lytton Food Thieves and the main villain of the WonderSwan Color game One Piece: Treasure Wars. He is a gourmet obsessed with rare delicacies who manipulates others into helping him chase down the Life Gems before the Straw Hats can stop him.

What weapon does Lytton use in One Piece: Treasure Wars?

Lytton fights with the Nailpaddle, a polearm he can swing as a spear, a blade, or a giant spoon to match his culinary obsession. His subordinate Helsing praised his power, and he proved it by flattening every guard in Cello's mansion.

How is Lytton defeated in One Piece: Treasure Wars?

Lytton is defeated when the Straw Hats reach Granu Island and the fifth Life Gem, where he demands it for himself and loses the fight that follows. He is then hauled away under arrest by Smoker along with his subordinate Cal.

What is Lytton's personality like?

Lytton is driven by an appetite for exotic cuisine from every corner of the world and prefers to make others do the work rather than doing it himself. He is deeply arrogant, boasting that his own strength has grown dull from a lack of real challengers, though he holds genuine respect for talented cooks like Sanji.

Does Lytton appear in any other One Piece games?

Lytton makes a cameo in the sequel game, Treasure Wars 2, where he hosts an unlockable Granu Island stage.

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