Mad
CharacterMad is a knife-wielding bounty hunter who practices his own variant of Two Sword Style. He appears exclusively in the game One Piece Odyssey, where his obsession with testing his blades against Zoro's Three Sword Style drives him to hunt other hunters.
Appearance
Of average build, Mad dresses in a blue vest patterned with white squares worn over a brown shirt, paired with green trousers. He fights with a matched pair of ornately fashioned knives.
Abilities
Mad's twin knives form the basis of his personal Two Sword Style, and he handles them with real skill, having proven capable of bringing down rival bounty hunters as well as those who come gunning for the price on his own head.
History
A tale about Roronoa Zoro once sparked Mad's fascination with Three Sword Style, leaving him eager to measure it against his own twin-blade method. He took to hunting bounty hunters in hopes of crossing paths with Zoro, and his exploits eventually earned him a bounty of his own, after which he began cutting down the hunters chasing him. In One Piece Odyssey, his bounty surfaced in the Arabasta Kingdom and was claimed by the Straw Hat Pirates, who ran him down in Alubarna, beat him, and handed him to Margin for the reward. Before being turned over, Margin recruited him into the Bounty Pirates, and Mad joined an ambush on the Straw Hats, only to be defeated again and surrendered to the Marines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Mad in One Piece?
Mad is a knife-wielding bounty hunter who practices his own variant of Two Sword Style. He appears exclusively in the game One Piece Odyssey, where his obsession with testing his blades against Zoro's Three Sword Style drives him to hunt other hunters.
What inspired Mad's fighting style in One Piece?
A tale about Roronoa Zoro once sparked Mad's fascination with Three Sword Style, leaving him eager to measure it against his own twin-blade method. This obsession drove him to hunt other bounty hunters in hopes of eventually crossing paths with Zoro himself.
What weapons does Mad use in One Piece Odyssey?
Mad fights with a matched pair of ornately fashioned knives that form the basis of his personal Two Sword Style. He handles them with real skill, having proven capable of bringing down rival bounty hunters as well as those chasing the price on his own head.
How is Mad defeated in One Piece Odyssey?
Mad's bounty surfaces in the Arabasta Kingdom, where the Straw Hat Pirates run him down in Alubarna, beat him, and hand him to Margin for the reward. He later joins an ambush on the Straw Hats after being recruited into the Bounty Pirates, only to be defeated again and surrendered to the Marines.
What was Mad's bounty in One Piece Odyssey?
Mad had a bounty of 30,000,000 before it was claimed by the Straw Hat Pirates in the Arabasta Kingdom. His exploits hunting rival bounty hunters had earned him that price on his own head.
Sources & Information
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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